Yeah, I have seen your proof. It seems like they have a very unprofessional and incompetent customer support team. Sorry about that. I checked their Trustpilot page and there's one review which confirms their poor way of handling business. If you get your money back. Avoid the exchange for good. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bitvo.com
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Reality: bithub.im and BestChange have not been able to resolve the situation with payments for about two weeks, in addition, BestChange removes negative reviews on its website, saying that these reviews are bogus. BestChange is running a signature campaign on the forum so I doubt any of the DTs will create a flag or leave a red feedback.
What do you want BestChange to do in this case? Pay up everyone who makes a claim on bithub.im's behalf, minus carrying out any full depth investigation? As far as I can see, BestChange is tied up to how fast bithub.im can work on solving the issue. The victims didn't deposit any money on Bestchange and even if they did, such Issues don't get worked on overnight. The answer they gave is pretty much reasonable for now. Incidents happen. Just give them sometime before you start blaming DT members for not sending them negative feedback. I have tried to look through the accusation, but I haven't seen anywhere they said they don't want to solve the problem.
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There's no reason to be alarmed right now. You have got to be a little patient. Sometimes support can be a little slow. 48 without response is reasonable. If they have taken over a week minus any feedback then that when you would start to feel a little worried
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I want to know if there is a welfare board where a user can update welfare reports. This occurred to me when I reasoned that assuming I am upto the rank of joining a campaign, and I joined a campaign. It therefore means I will not be able to complete my 1 week task. How would I have made my campaign manager understand? Thank you.
It's not a common practice these days, but back then some people would create their reputation threads in the reputations board where they would put updates about their accounts, like if they were going to be offline or signing a message when they logged in after a long time, but this was common with trusted members who did business around the forum. This is not really necessary, especially if your worry is about ranking up in bounties and competing tasks. That's your business with the bounty manager and not the rest of the forum.
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But, how did you do it? How have the mods resolved issues? How have you avoided too many trolls, or kept interest (in moderating) this long?
It's the oldest and most popular Bitcoin forum, and it comes with a lot of history about the beginnings of bitcoin and different popular altcoins which means the more success Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies attract, the stronger the forum will go. Let's not forget that the admins have done a very great job. I have seen certain forums suffer attacks or hacks, and they end up collapsing, but this forum I think had only one serious hack which i remember. After that, there hasn't been any major incident I know of.
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Problem is, we have had so many scammers do the same exact thing here in the past and ended up getting away with people's money (valuable BTC or ETH) in exchange for the worthless tokens/coins. So good luck convincing people that It was a joke project with no intended harm.
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I'm sorry, this is too much. It's clearly a pretend/ parody team. It's not attempting to fool anyone. It's a joke. So we are just to believe such? If you are going to joke in order to get people's money or lure people into buying your coins, then I suggest you do it from somewhere, maybe as a stand-up comedian or Movie actor. Cryptocurrency (bitcoin) itself is founded by an anonymous author satoshi yakamoto. Sure! Yakamoto must really be so proud of you, son. He must have been a very big joke too
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It’s funny that you had to pick out that small detail from Wikipedia, but the same page say this about his career path, making your reason sound even more stupid than it is. Zhao attended McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where he majored in computer science.
After college, Zhao began working for the Tokyo Stock Exchange, developing software for matching trade orders. He also worked at Bloomberg Tradebook where he was a developer of futures trading software.
In 2005, he moved to Shanghai where he founded Fusion Systems, known for "some of the fastest high-frequency trading systems for brokers."
Beginning in 2013, he worked for various cryptocurrency projects including Blockchain.info and also served as chief technology officer of OKCoin.
In 2017, Zhao left OKCoin to start a cryptocurrency exchange called Binance I am not defending him. His past may not have been perfect, but he certainly has some experience in the crypto and trading field. About the reliability of Binance exchange. You would be so foolish to keep your money in their long term for obvious reasons.
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Also, yall should whitelist long signatures that are advertising the forum discord [so newbies and other members] can freely advertise a freely available server. I doubt someone would pay to advertise that...
Ooh yeah, so that random newbie accounts get created, then they request to be whitelisted to wear long signatures in the name of advertising the unofficial discord server only to remove the signatures after a couple of days to wear other signatures of their own interest. This is a recipe for abuse of the signature space by newbie accounts. There's a reason such restrictions are there. Advertising the unofficial forum discord should be purely out of someone's interest. Someone can still buy a copper member to advertise if they want. If they feel they can't buy a copper membership, it's also fine.
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I read their message the other day and something is off about the hack claim.
Maybe they would help by shading some light on how the "attack" happened in the first place. I mean, it already happened, so I don't see why they should leave out such details on their website and instead jump onto the refunding procedure.
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vbv cc, what does it mean?
VBV stands for Verified By Visa, CC is Credit Card VBV is an additional security layer added by Visa for online purchases using the credit card, This avoids fraud as the user of the card has to go through an authentication process to confirm their Identity before a purchase is made. You can check here if you want to learn more.
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Lol, it's like OP is complaining to whoever is in charge of Bitcointalk, as if they are the ones who stole his funds ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) @Mashash, you might want to post more details here to help people understand the problem, like the site the scammed you and how they did it in detail. You can also include chat logs and screenshots in the post
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Sad to fell for this kind of old scam which has been common.
Who randomly gives you "free money" on an exchange that you have no idea about, but then asks you to make a deposit first in order to verify your withdrawal? A scammer, of course.
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I don't think they will buy both players at once. If there is going to be any signing, it will be one of the 2. Real Madrid has a lot of work to do, including patching up the back line too after the departure of Ramos. There are rumors that Varane might leave too. If that is true, then there will be a very huge gap at the back. Signing a couple of good center backs or Ramos' caliber will cost a lot of money
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I don't know which match to even watch. All are entertaining. I am so happy for Ronaldo on reaching the New milestone. A hattrick would be an awesome icing to the cake.
As for Germany, I just hope Hungary beat them. The dick move they had earlier on attempted to have Allianz Arena lit up with rainbow colors was pretty stupid IMO. Instead of concentrating on how they can win the match, they busy trying to politicize the beautiful game of football. I am glad UEFA didn't agree to their demands.
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Someone is certainly trying to use your name to scam. I have seen you expose some scammers from the goods board. Maybe one of them is targeting you because I have seen a couple of scam accusations about you but with no proof.
I suggest you include your official telegram handle as your personal text, just like Coolcryptovator has done with his. Your signature space is free, you could also use it to warn people about someone trying to impersonate you and which telegram handle they should use or why they should first PM in through the forum.
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Would be an interesting bot for me to check out, but I am leaning more to crypto trading, maybe crypto derivatives which don't seem to be part of the markets your bot focuses on. Any reasons why cryptocurrencies are left out? Also, the price of the bot seems to have spiked drastically to $250, it was $100 a few days ago. Spending over $250 first time on a new bot is not for the faint-hearted ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Has anyone received the latest email from Xapo, basically they will close the service and give 30 days to withdraw, unfortunately my account is blocked.
What's next?
Withdraw your funds within 30 days of this communication to avoid being charged a $50 account closure fee (in BTC or other account currencies). If funds remain after this fee is charged, we’ll debit a monthly fee of up to $50 until the balance is depleted, or has been claimed by contacting us.
I don't understand how they expect you to withdraw your money, yet the account is still blocked ![Embarrassed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/embarrassed.gif) This is broad daylight robbery. In all my years trading crypto. I have never seen an exchange or casino charge a closure fee and monthly fee for the unclaimed assets. Have you tried reaching out to their customer support?
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