Of course I can't.
You have added him to the list of people that the forum, in its wisdom, decides are trustable by default.
Now you have added Substrata, you will see everyone through his trust eyes as well as the DT members', but you will appear 0 0 0 to everyone else.

Try reading the OP


Then only the OP will be able to see his much desired +


Just because he is a "Hero", doesn't mean he is on the Default Trust list, which is where he must be for the trust he left you to show as a + in trusted feedback.

Got yourself a doorman here, Marco, or just a sig spammer?

419 is a scam reference.
Maybe after all the recent drama, he thought the joke had become a bit stale.

This thread is just another sig spam excuse.
I know a bit about MLM and ponzis, Bitcoin bears no resemblance to either.

Google translate is a strange animal. I use it to read the Russian forum, usually end up no wiser but laughing!

Ok, understood. I get told the same thing when I visit your lovely country and mutilate your spoken language.
Apologies.

É meus amigos da Roménia?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1152263.0

Love the newbies with the non sequential order numbers....
1500+ increase in user ID's since June    WOW, must be legit!!!!!

How many times can I vote "no" in the poll, just the once with my main account or...?
j/k

Of course you should be free to post it if you want to.

Edit:
I suppose the best way to see if it works would be to run it on yourself.
Would you be proposing to open the new thread with that as proof?

 

Yeah, it should be easy to spot someone copying your posts, seeing as about every sixth one you make is an update in "Re: Post your Total time logged into Bitcointalk" or "Re: Last Drink You drank."
 
Does the YoBit bot pay for posts in Off Topic, by any chance? (A. Yes)
Are variations on "7 days 4 hours 9 minutes" and "water" considered constructive posting by the YoBit bot? (A. Probably.)

When posts are that worthless, does it matter whether they are copied or original?
Why is one type of bot behaviour that results in more spam acceptable and the other not?

Some proof rather than just a bald statement. You just can't do that.
I think you are likely to get Glebbed.

Things are so bad these days you can't really blame people for taking that default view.



LOL, life's bitch, aint it?
I was sincere in wishing you good luck if you're legit, but the onus is on you to prove it, which is not easy.
As I said, seeing as you already have a big net footprint, bite the bullet and be transparent, take the trolling.
Can't see much option really.

Twitter and Facebook know full well what they're being used for, and you could measure the fucks they give on the fingers of one hand.
An example of a professional Facebook MLM and Bitcoin Network pumper shill is J Ryan Conley, who has made himself "CEO" of Team Extreme Worldwide.
He lives the Ponzi scammer dream, into crap MLM like Jeunesse and ZenBodi, a true parasite.
Check him out, troll away  
https://www.facebook.com/Team-Extreme-Worldwide-270229806368428/timeline/

This is the sort of crap he churns out every day





That's MLMspeak for "the flow of mugs is slowing down, time to crank up the rake off".

From a quick look at that user's post history, the whole lot could be moved to Trash Can with no great loss.
Maybe they're practising for when they join a sig campaign.

Unfortunately they are, or have been, in substantial numbers, especially in developing countries.
I'm putting together another effort post as soon as I receive some inside information I've been waiting for, especially to do with this scam coin they will shortly be pushing on their members, for when the BTC runs out.

Stay tuned, as they say.

 

Depends how you define gambling. If you mean sitting on Prime Dice or whatever with some sort of system, no you can't, in the long term the house edge will tell if nothing else.
I make an income by 'gambling' on global stock indices and options, but you can't just walk in and make money, it takes a lot of time, patience and discipline.
If you are not able or willing to get a regular job, then try and develop something you understand and enjoy into a viable business.

Personally, I don't have too much problem with sigs like that, it's clearly marked HYIP which anyone with the slightest idea knows means Ponzi.
HYIP is just a name the industry made up.
The site Rob It Bot  (the clue's in the name) only makes a half hearted attempt to pretend they are anything but a last in loses Ponzi type scheme.
There has got to be some Caveat Emptor somewhere, anyone going into that would probably have their eyes open.

What I think should be negatived are schemes like the one in my homemade sig, which blatantly lie and pretend to be legitimate, forex dealing, arbitrage, cloudminers etc.
That's why the CloudThink signature campaign raised a lot of criticism of senior + members who signed up for it, it so obviously screamed scam while pretending to be legit, but they still queued up to take the money.
I personally think that established forum members have a duty to research what they advertise and if there is a major red flag, err on the side of caution and decide against helping pretty likely scammers (although not proven to legal standards maybe) with their deception.

Videos, testimonials, guided tours, none of it will matter if your supposed cloud miner is selling more hash power than it has, so called 'fractional' mining.

Look at this crew in my signature, they have all the "proof" you could want, videos, stats, their own pool, trips to Iceland to meet Santa look round a noisy warehouse, the lot.
Are they legit? Are they fuck. They're overselling their hashpower by a factor of 10 and using the made-for-ponzi structure of cloudmining contracts to steal a fortune.....

I agree with you, that's the only sensible attitude to have in this toxic environment.
I just live in hope that there are a few honest people out there that know what they're doing and can run an good business fairly.
Only a mild case of monday morning idealism, it'll have worn off by tomorrow.