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Regardless of what you've been accused of doing, you've accomplished what you've set out to achieve. One DT1 user's vote has cancelled out the other DT1's positive/negative DT Trust by pitting them against each-other unnecessarily enabling you to return to DT2 (0).
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At first I traded with the other guy an account
And I have deposited 165 $ to Tomato
After the guy texted, I wanted to sell 18 accounts
and after a while I disagree and I only bought 3 accounts for $ 730
And I have shipped Tomato 730 $
and the seller accepted to sell 3 accounts
But then he refused to give me the account because and forced me to transfer money at the correct price with 18 accounts
and I request to cancel the transaction
I could give him $ 50 and the other guy $ 30 as a waste of their time
But he won't let me cancel
meanwhile in the transaction he does not make any rules
And then he said that was his law
I have never seen an unauthorized transaction
In my opinion buying that many UID's can only mean you were wanting to rake in Signature Campaign funds, or scam. The fact that you're not sharing any information (PP/BTC payment transaction details and/or emails phone numbers etc) tells me you'd be nailed if you provided such information. Either way you've been out played by a scammer with more nouse than yourself.
Time to lock this thread and move back into the shadows with your throw-away account. |
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For example: @chronicsky which is still active February 19, 2021, this is the Alt mentioned in the link above.
Try to contact, there may be a solution for you, further.
To clarify, there are two things, - firstly, I can't edit the above referenced post in a locked thread, and secondly, I have posted the following on @chronicsky's trust feedback page. | | Timelord2067 | | 2019-11-20 | | | | chronicsky contacted me about investigations I conducted & provided me with (a combination of screen-shots of PM's with others accused & links) that indicate plausible explanations as to why other UID's were using chronicsky's wallet addresses. chronicsky reply to my original post confirms ownership of the three UID's mentioned. (Delete) |
and chronicsky in turn posted this: | | chronicsky | | 2019-11-20 | | Reference | | https://talkimg.com/images/2023/05/16/blobc2e88c21fcdd3768.png
TL left me a negative feedback in 2017 about my account selling activities of 2015, wrongly accused me of scamming and wrongly connected me to several accounts. I gave proper proofs but he did not seem to have read them at that time. He has properly read them and cleared my name since now. Better late than never. |
Interpreting evidence, even when there are multiple examples linking two UID's can sometimes lead to a false positive.
In relation to tomatocage (who self escrowed): As more posts and threads evolved, it would now seem there were two to four users passing UID's backwards and forwards. That "agreement" seems to have now fizzled out.
My apologies again to @chronicsky for getting dragged into this. @YOSHI, please check a person's trust feedback before posting next time.
Middle finger goes to @nutildah |
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If you're buying Bitcoin, then what are you paying with? Cash, PayPal, or, the coins that other people want to be mixed?
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I guess more good things are coming from this year's market and I once that there is a chance for the market to reach the $100K price this year.
I keep reading over the last seven to ten days that people are expecting $100,000 is just around the corner - but then what? A slump? A correction? Another surge to $250,000 ?? Bitcoin is increasingly turning into a pseudo gold/silver commodity (i.e. a method of storing wealth) instead of being used to make secure online purchases as originally intended. |
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... and 1 btc is a huge amount already, it's a life changing especially if you live in a less developed country.
No one could have anticipated the rise-and-rise of Bitcoin over the last few months (except for those about to pump it). People must have gotten excited at $1 per bitcoin, but now we've seen a ten fold increase since the last low point less than a year ago, I can't help but wonder if there will be those who are seriously contemplating selling out all the while others are pondering buying in with everything they own. I'm still Hodling my earned SigCamp funds for the immediate long term. |
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With the current rally in bitcoins price the $60k - $75k range is a really good bet to look forward to. With a return of 14x it's a must to drop in some satoshis in this range. How many of you are putting your precious coins in this range ?
It'd be worth throwing 0.0001 into the mix and waiting the fortnight until all is revealed. With the prices climbing the way they are, you'd have to be very sure of yourself going above that i.e. 0.001 / 0.01 etc. |
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Elon Musk is new pump and dump person especially for DOGE. There is no liquidity available to survive in long run it is better to make profit and move into BTC to enjoy to see it growing.
Very much like the truth. Dogecoin is very manipulated coin It can be very satisfying to be able to say you sat out a pump and dump (especially if the prices are beyond crazy). There's always another bus coming down the highway (even when the bus hits a pothole in the road and gets bogged). |
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For me it will not happen, did you know doge coin just for meme and tipping in reddit  IDK, just because of twit from elon musk everyone going crazy to buy this and i bet they dont even know what they buying (invest) in. Being able to recognise the FOMO scare campaigns and resisting the urge to jump on the band wagon is a sure sign that you are capable of trading with a level head. Will it rise that high? Only those about to click "buy" know for certain. |
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You're really wasting your time - the last post prior to yours was more than a year ago ( a few days more than a year, but a year never-the-less) It seems most older exchanges at some point or other get abandoned, so you'd be best to avoid keeping any funds on an exchange long term.
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Not sure if the figure is entirely accurate, but...
If you think that's hard to follow then consider that nearly a quarter of all DOGE sit in just one wallet (i.e. waiting to be dumped on an unsuspecting public).
I'd like to know which wallet is that? is there a rich list available somewhere in any Dogecoin website or explorer? maybe they are just lost by someone and cannot be accessed anymore. Oddly enough, that very question has been answered over in the DOGE [ANN] thread over yonder: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=361813.msg56382795#msg56382795Someone with the Monica "RobinHood" has "36.8 Billion coins valued at $18billion". Dumping even a single billion coins would cause a run on the price. |
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I strongly disagree. How can you trust a service that self moderates their ANN thread? How do you know they aren't just scamming and then deleting all the complaints. Dealing with trolls and idiots is just part of using a public forum.
I fully agree with this. The first couple of weeks of 2021 I saw months (and even years) old posts of mine arbitrarily deleted from various threads around the Forum. It's definitely scammy behaviour when the OP has a big clean out of old posts (not that mine were against the topic of the threads). More and more I've become an advocate of posting only in non-self moderated threads. (as with anything, there are rare exceptions to this, but as a rule, don't post). |
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... and just like that - I've now clocked up my Seven Thousandth post! (It only took seven years, seven months and twenty-nine days (or thereabouts) to clock up the 7,000 posts that haven't been deleted along the way.  https://talkimg.com/images/2023/05/16/blob03fe9a5e4ef3f911.jpeg 7,000 Posts. |
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The OP was Last Active: 2021-02-03, 02:37:17 which was five days before they got their first reply (which was nearly two months after their first post in this thread.
The Porn Industry is a fickle thing and people usually break away from a major studio to set up shop with the experience and network they've already established.
Hopefully, the OP will come back.
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Agreed, the rise to $60,000 appears to be imminent (perhaps even the end of this week), so it's more likely that Bitcoin is going to moon at $100,000 at the end of the year. (Let that sink in for a moment).
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As a full member of this community, you could have joined one of the Signature Campaigns and earned money in the six months since you first started asking for loans you know you're not going to pay back. There is a thread Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns with a fairly comprehensive list. Good luck. |
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You tried this angle six months ago: | | condoras | | 2020-08-03 | | Reference | | Starts begging for a "loan" in order to eat and now he is offering "loans". First-class liar, stay away. |
| | examplens | | 2020-08-04 | | Reference | | begging for a "loan" then offers a reward for cheating FB advertisements system |
As others have politely pointed out, The Forum isn't a charity and you can't expect a handout here. Sorry Bud. |
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Not sure if the figure is entirely accurate, but...
If you think that's hard to follow then consider that nearly a quarter of all DOGE sit in just one wallet (i.e. waiting to be dumped on an unsuspecting public).
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You can always try reaching out to the original Roguelike community over at https://nethack.org/ - home to NetHack which is played on various platforms and has been around for (about) Thirty Years that I know of. It's Dev Team *kind*of* reminds me of the original Dev Team that developed BitCoin all those years ago. |
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