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2961  Economy / Reputation / Re: 1xBit.com Coming back to Bitcointalk, Solving all the issues. on: July 19, 2022, 02:09:26 PM
Your excellent pinned warning in the Scam Accusations board was probably only found by victims after they got scammed by 1xbit and then tried to search online for support later, which is sad because had they applied due-diligence beforehand they probably would not have become victims.

I have been trying to post the following at least once per page in 1xbit related threads but some have also missed those warnings too or only found them after becoming victims.




I am bamboozled. Despite my placing a big fat warning on top of the Scam Accusations board about this site, people are still coming to this thread and hoping that the 1xbit/1xbet casino scammers have mercy for them! Huh
2962  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777, Bitlucy and long story in brief on: July 19, 2022, 01:50:32 PM
This is no longer a Royse777 name-clearing thread (the proof was shown about 2-3 pages ago), now it's a Royse vs. yahoo drama.

I think you forgot JollyGood.
I beg to differ, had he wanted to add my name he could have but I am not part of any drama  Grin

I believe you overlooked yahoo's change from red to neutral?

This is no longer a Royse777 name-clearing thread (the proof was shown about 2-3 pages ago), now it's a Royse vs. yahoo drama.


And Don't forget JollyGood who is not satisfied yet with all the answers. He want some special treatment from Royse777
You are part correct and part incorrect.

No, I am not part of any drama just because I asked questions and refuse to accept most of what Royse777 is stating but can the same be said about you? Since you uploaded images of alleged chats which you claim as proof that the elusive Bitlucy CEO and Royse777 are different people, all that by using an alt-account instead of your regular forum account, you have made yourself part of the drama.

Yes you are absolutely correct I am not satisfied with the answers.

No, I do not want special treatment from Royse777 on the contrary I just want the part owner of a scam casino who held the official title of "Co-Partner and Marketing Director" to stop being economical with the truth and if possible for her to stop using her bouts of aggression and tantrums as misdirection tactics because questions related to a scam should be answered.
2963  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777, Bitlucy and long story in brief on: July 19, 2022, 01:34:22 PM
- what percentage of the Bitlucy company given to Royse777?
I think it was 10%.
I believe I read another member quoted 10% but did Royse777 ever state the percentage voluntarily? I tried searching but that part remains elusive.

Let us say for example it is 10%, did Royse777 ever she state what Bitlucy as a company would receive in lieu of giving Royse777 that 10%? After all, if it was the CEO who held 100% of the company but he surrendered 10% of his holdings, what was Bitlucy going to gain from it?

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- was there any paperwork signed between Royse777 and the Bitkucy CEO transferring that percentage over?
Paperwork on the internet? Unlikely.
If there was a registered company called Bitlucy or a parent holding company that owned Bitlucy, then in order to be given 10% of that company some form of paperwork had to be exchanged. If there was no paperwork exchanged between Bitlucy and Royse777 and no contract was signed, exactly how did Royse777 gain 10% of the company?

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- what was the full name of the Bitlucy company with LLC, LTD etc?
As far as I know, this is unknown. That's not necessarily a bad thing, I've seen enough anonymous entities to know they can be good trade partners in crypto. But anonymous people should for instance never ask for KYC.
Agreed.

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- what is the current legal status of the company and the legal jurisdiction the company falls under?
Unknown.
With no Terms of Service, no Terms and Conditions and no Privacy Policy it will impossible to know what the company stood for before it scammed and shut down. Without those details it will be impossible to know if any clauses were inserted that allowed victims and others who wanted to start litigation (and in which jurisdiction).



2964  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777, Bitlucy and long story in brief on: July 19, 2022, 10:14:05 AM
I asked some questions almost a couple of days ago, there is another added now. Maybe you can reply:

- what percentage of the Bitlucy company given to Royse777?
- was there any paperwork signed between Royse777 and the Bitkucy CEO transferring that percentage over?
- what was the full name of the Bitlucy company with LLC, LTD etc?
- what is the current legal status of the company and the legal jurisdiction the company falls under?
- does anybody have a copy of the ToS/ToC and Privacy Policy of the Bitlucy website?


You have raised a valid concern but as usual Royse777 has not answered questions she finds difficult to explain. Bitlucy does not exist. Under which rules and under which jurisdiction is Royse777 asking for KYC?

It seems KYC or not, Royse777 stated she will not send the victim money that was scammed by Bitlucy even after Royse777 promised to return to all victims.
He got his answer within 5 to 10 minutes of asking it.
Link? I quoted examplens, where did you quote examplens and answer his question within 5-10 minutes of him asking?
2965  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777, Bitlucy and long story in brief on: July 19, 2022, 12:18:50 AM
One ended up being too hostile and decided not to co-operate me. I was asked to KYC him (my hands are still tied and considering the situation it will be for good) because he was threatening to kill the CEO and confirmed hiring professional killer from darkweb. He denied even after I had evidence of the conversation he was posting in his private social channels to his audience.
why do you still insist on KYC in order to repay deposits? what is it for?
as far as I've seen Bitlucy is dead, and the website is offline. so there is no one behind it, to whom KYC is actually shown?
I understood that KYC verification was requested for the return of the deposit, correct me if I'm wrong.
You have raised a valid concern but as usual Royse777 has not answered questions she finds difficult to explain. Bitlucy does not exist. Under which rules and under which jurisdiction is Royse777 asking for KYC?

It seems KYC or not, Royse777 stated she will not send the victim money that was scammed by Bitlucy even after Royse777 promised to return to all victims.
2966  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777, Bitlucy and long story in brief on: July 18, 2022, 06:57:32 PM
Another drama begin Red tag reference for yahoo I don't know why this kind thread need to be opened and it's a locked thread where he don't have any interest with other people view regarding his thread. I think it's should be solved personal and not trying to attack each other.
There are posts in this thread pointing out Royse777 showing anger and frustration, I would liken those outbursts akin to throwing tantrums. Creating that locked thread Red tag reference for yahoo seems to be yet another manifestation of that tantrum and anger on part of Royse777.

Royse777 is playing a game trying with some of the most desperate attempts at creating misdirection in that locked thread along with trying to cause further fragmentation between members on the subject of the Royse777/Bitlucy scam.

Creating that thread trying to tarnish the reputation of yahoo62278 with nonsensical drama in an attempt to have that negative trust removed, really is a new low for Royse777. And that neutral trust Royse777 left for yahoo62278 (saying he cannot be trusted) is ludicrous to say the least because of the two: one of them announced herself as "Co-Partner & Marketing Director" of the Bitlucy scam casino and the other quite clearly said nothing of the sort.

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Troll like bislom, Betesports and few others were hurting their best from the beginning. After 17 pages:
I'm not sure Betesports can be said as a troll since I see his accusation was legit.

Anyway it's already a month, any news about the refund to those victim especially those who have been filled the google form?
Still the wait goes on. Instead of trying to drum up more diversions it would have been a good move on part of Royse777 to have commented on this herself without anybody having to ask about it because that is where the priority should be: refunds
2967  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ⚽ English Premier League Season: 2022/2023 on: July 18, 2022, 06:38:47 PM
I still think Manchester City will win the Premier League again this season but Liverpool will suffer massively without Mane. What would be the odds on Liverpool not making the top 4 and finishing in a Europa League spot?
I would say that maybe they are bigger than it seems at first glance. Klopp has already had a serious slump after a successful season in Liverpool and Dortmund also. now without a key player with a somewhat saturated team, it is quite possible that they lose their intensity.
I would not be surprised if what you say turns out true because when the impact of not having Mane in the squad hits home, Klopp will have to improvise. Nunez has potential to be a great player in his own right but he plays a completely different brand of football to Mane and is the wrong choice to buy in order to replace Mane.

Nunez seems to be an out-and-out goal scorer whereas Mane is a play maker and less prolific goal scorer.

With all that, they always play the same even after so many years. slightly better managers will find a way to play against them. also the "worse half" of the big six Arsenal, Totham, and Man United are seriously improving and there will be no guaranteed points like before.
It would be an interesting statistic to read about Liverpool results against the other big 5 teams under Klopp but they are improving and tis will make it an interesting season.
2968  Economy / Gambling / Re: 1XBIT.COM ᐉ 7 BTC WB ᐉ Altcoin Betting ᐉ no KYC ᕗ Instant payouts on: July 18, 2022, 04:27:42 PM
I understand your views but in order for any scam allegation to be taken seriously there has to be some form of evidence presented, otherwise there is no way of knowing what took place the parties and no way of knowing if one scammed the other.

As for an account that has been registered since 2020, yes one would expect him to have seen all the warnings and flags but he still ended up claiming he was scammed by the 1xbit scammers. It can happen, people can sometimes lower their guard and in the process make errors leading to financial loss.

If it was a complain about any other casino, i would have also liked to witness the the evidences but when you see anyone complain about the 1xbit, its obvious that he / she is speaking the truth and there is no need for evidence.

By the way, "CloudAccountEU" is on this forum from 2020, he could not see that 1xbit is scam  Huh
2969  Economy / Reputation / Re: 1xBit.com Coming back to Bitcointalk, Solving all the issues. on: July 18, 2022, 04:20:46 PM
That is your prerogative and to be honest I can somewhat understand your stance because you are the victim and if it is as simple as you depositing money then wagering some of it and then not being allowed to withdraw your own remaining deposited funds, then surely you have aright to be aggrieved.

I find it strange that in one of the screenshots they stated your account was open and deposits restored. To me that means they are allowing you deposit (ie send as much funds as you want) but they will not let you withdraw any winnings or your own deposits.

I would like to know what happens in the coming days regarding this, hopefully you can make public their communications when you receive it.

I am sorry but I will give any evidence to 1xbit representative if he at least reply to my concern. Anyway, I can post screenshots of my talking with security team and support. This is actually insane. I have no idea what did I do wrong. Playing casino and some bets, even losing some money and still can't withdraw anything of my money. On trustpilot they write they never take players deposits, always refund, actually will put screenshot of this review of some user at trust pilot and their reply:

https://www.trustpilot.com/users/62bd4f5896481900130b6acc

https://i.imgur.com/R2sL8Cg.png

My deposit was $5000 and no withdrawals, at the moment of being logged out I had $3990 at my account. How in hell they don't want to permiss me to withdraw my own money is beyond me.

I wish some 1xbet representative reply to me soon here. My talkings with them:

https://i.imgur.com/rTJLRR7.png
https://i.imgur.com/YwvvtQT.png
https://i.imgur.com/HmIaT6s.png
2970  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: An alternative to gambling with money. on: July 18, 2022, 03:45:49 PM
I too think that playing with some "fake money" in an app and playing in demo mode on slots are very similar things, only playing slots in demo mode is much more enjoyable because contemporary slots are very professionally designed to provide entertainment, and I bet no "Fake money gambling app" can give you a similar experience.

As of sports betting apps, idk, can it be interesting at all?
Going by what you said, if playing in demo-mode in any casino or gaming website and playing with fake money are similar then in your opinion how do you address the question asked by the OP? Regardless of using slots or not and achieving maximum entertainment or not, what would your opinion be?

What is your opinion on Fake money gambling apps, do you recognize the potential I think they have to assist in reducing the number of gamblers who loose real money?
2971  Economy / Gambling / Re: 1XBIT.COM ᐉ 7 BTC WB ᐉ Altcoin Betting ᐉ no KYC ᕗ Instant payouts on: July 18, 2022, 03:38:26 PM
If you would like your post to be taken seriously by those that are trying to limit the damage created by the 1xbit scammers, would you be kind enough to post evidence?

Can you post screenshots of your account page or any blockchain transactions to prove you sent funds to them or anything to show you even have an account with them?


My account has been closed (no reason),when I  sent email to security I do not get a reply.

kasarbayar@yandex.com

@1xbit_officiall

Im waiting really help.
2972  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Fake accusations/feedback by yahoo62278 on: July 18, 2022, 07:13:36 AM
I have just read this thread and your profile. Since you now have negative trust from multiple users the question arises: will you edit the title thread for accuracy sake to add the names of all members that left negative feedback for you?

Hello, I am offering a service where I am hiring people and first of all people are calling me out for being a scammer with absolutely no evidence or idea of what I am even offering as I am providing the details of the task to only people interested in doing the task/assignment. They have no idea what the service even entails or what I am even offering, but they somehow seem to have come to the conclusion that I’m a scammer and scamming people. These are completely fake accusations with no basis for the claims.

There is a trusted user, yahoo62278, who has left me negative feedback with these fake accusations on my profile and that will affect my business I do on this forum in the future. His judgement, analyzation, and review of scammers is way off and incorrect as I am not scamming anyone and I am sure his judgements and accusations have been way off for other people as well. His feedback will affect the business I do on this forum, especially because he is a trusted member and it shows up very clear on my profile. There is absolutely zero evidence and they are baseless and incorrect claims.

Here is the thread on the assignment I am hiring people to do - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5403151.msg60399496#msg60399496
2973  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: If Bitcoin drops to $8k on: July 17, 2022, 11:57:29 PM
$18,000 or $8000 or $800...

It is difficult to state what will happen and which circumstances will lead to someone hold or sell but what can be said is that there was and will always be panic buying and selling because of FUD. Whether stocks and shares, crypto or anything else in a free market, FUD does play a part.

Those that sell now to buy later do not always get what they want as it really works only when the selling price is high enough to entice a sale at a time when a price drop is expected. I would advise to not play that game as it can backfire spectacularly.

I am asking what will you sell to buy more bitcoin if this speculation ever happens or will you choose to  sell off all your bitcoin due to FUD.
2974  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bottom? on: July 17, 2022, 11:53:17 PM
Since you are posting from a newbie account I have to welcome you to the forum but I suspect this is not your only account  Cheesy

Regarding the bottom is nowhere near comment, what are you referring to? What was the motive for creating this thread when it literally has no meaning at all. Can you elaborate?

Now that Michael Saylor and El Salvador have purchased BTC at $19,000, we can be certain that the bottom is nowhere near
2975  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Mayotrade.com - Ponzi scheme on: July 17, 2022, 11:43:16 PM
I think I tagged their account earlier today after reading a request for flag against them. These types of scams show no sign of abating because there will always be gullible users that fall in to their traps.

Even if they catch a few victims a year they will be making some sort of income at the expense of others, that is why they keep on doing what they do.
2976  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: SCAM EXCHANGE: Openchange (Openchange.cash) (PARTIALLY SOLVED) on: July 17, 2022, 11:37:22 PM
I could be wrong but to me it seems their justifications are pure nonsense which are designed to try to fool the user in to conceding 10% of their funds with a fear they could end up losing the other 90% if they contest what is going on.

I wonder what the "successful exchange" vs "we will return 90% to you but keep 10% for ourselves" ratio is for Open Change.



Yes you are pretty much spot on but there is confusion as to how they selected 10% as a figure they would confiscate in the event they believed they were dealing with stolen crypto.

Furthermore, there was no real meaningful justification given why they would return 90% of alleged stolen crypto however retain 10% for themselves. I mean, what could they say to justify it?
They justify it with the screenshot from a random internet webpage. This webpage (AMLBot) is neither an internationally (or nationally) recognized authority, nor is it working with one and it may not even be an actual business. Since even with access to a lot of resources (like what the FBI / CIA has access to), it's extremely hard to (1) tie a certain UTXO to a crime and (2) return the funds to the legitimate owner, all these classification attempts are subjective guesstimations at best and deliberate choices to defraud users, with large potential for corruption, at worst.
In the end, they are always used for evil: confiscating funds and keeping them for themselves; so it's a big elaborate thing to steal coins from users. There's no nice way to put it.
2977  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Duelbits Casino does not want to confirm my KYC - withdrawal not paid on: July 17, 2022, 11:31:29 PM
I'm a new user on this forum, and I'm not happy because my first post is in the topic Scam Accusations.
Welcome to the forum, I hope you enjoy your time here and when this issue is resolved you stay and continue to be a part of the community.

After six days of waiting, I saw no other option than to open a topic here. I think it is quite frivolous to keep the user on hold for six whole days, and not pay him his money.
I created an account on Duelbits, played the first bet which was a winner and tried to withdraw my money. After that they asked me about KYC. July 10, 2022.
Thank you for posting about this issue.

I am wearing a Duelbits signature therefore I have a moral obligation and ethical duty to take an interest in it, to understand what you claim has happened and to understand from their side what they claim has happened. There are several things that can be said...

The Duelbits forum representative has not been online since 1sy July 2022 therefore under usual circumstances one would have to wait for the representatives to post about it to hear both sides of the story, however, in this case your screenshots are sufficient enough to come to understand their side.

According to your screenshots, Duelbits are stating their compliance team is looking in to this. Granted, they might have some technical or administrative issues which they have not (or do not want to) elaborate on but is this an actual scam allegation at this stage?

I think you should have waited a little longer before claiming their delay in dealing with your particular case was a scam. Calling it a scam allegation at this stage seems premature to me.

Although I don't like to leave my documents on various sites, but I had no choice. I had it done within 15 minutes. Six days later, the money has still not been paid. It's $1275.
I have a golden rule, I will never send KYC to any website regardless of their reputation therefore I can understand your reluctance.

Whenever I asked them if KYC was confirmed, I would get the same generic answers from Live Support. They don't know anything, I need to be patient, they don't know when it will be finished, there is no ETA.

Given that Duelbits has a pretty good reputation on this forum, I think that their behavior like this is very frivolous and unacceptable. If there is no ETA for such things, they can drag this out for half a year.
Highly unlikely they will not complete verification within 6 months. Stay positive, hopefully they will have this sorted out within a couple of days.

I would like your help and advice, what to do in this case. Is there anyone here who can help me?
To me these are facts thus far as I have interpreted them:

You signed up to their website and won $1275 on your first bet then wanted to withdraw the winnings but were unable to. All this happened on 10th July 2022. For reasons not yet known they asked you to verify your account and you reluctantly sent KYC within 15 minutes of them asking. After that, you are on to nearly day 8 of you waiting for them to allow you to withdraw your $1275 winnings.

In your chat with Duelbits, they advised you to not contact them (as it was not going to expedite the process of you being contacted by their compliance team) and they stated there was no time-frame on how long the process could take and mentioned their verifications process was in line with legal requirements.

Did you ask Duelbits which legal requirements they were referring to?

Did you ask Duelbits what was it that triggered their request for the KYC?

We simply do know why they wanted extra verification for such a tiny amount as $1275 but since you have no previous history with them and you won on your first bet and maybe only bet, maybe they want to receive confirmation from their security team that:

- a vulnerability did not exist which may have been exploited in the game you won
- maybe your IP address what it triggered their security alert
- maybe the address you sent your crypto from alerted their security team

In my opinion, $1275 is such a tiny amount for a reputable gaming/gambling website they would never even dream of scamming anybody for such a miniscule amount therefore there is something else probably going on behind the scenes related to you and your win.

Others can express their views, some already have and I would like to too. For me, they have covered themselves for a maximum of 28 days (from 10th July 2022 onwards) by simply stating their compliance team will contact you regarding to completing their addition verification checks. If within 28 days if they do not get in contact with you either to state the verification is complete allowing you to withdraw $1275 or on the contrary state you failed the verification and you will not be allowed to withdraw the funds due to such and such issues, then by all means chase this by contacting their support team again and post full details here so forum members can see what is going on.

In my opinion if 8 days after sending KYC the verification process is not complete, it does not constitute a scam allegation regardless of the amount being discussed and regardless of the casino/gaming website brand being discussed.

I hope this gets resolved within the next couple of days for you and in your favour.

I would like your help and advice, what to do in this case. Is there anyone here who can help me?
You should try asking about you case in their official thread ( Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | Earn up to 50% rakeback | VIP |)as it might bring some extra attention to your case. Their account hasn't been online for 2 weeks now so it might take some time to get any reaction from them.

By the way, there is another relatively similar case going on at the moment and it seems like their verification can last for quite some time https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5405780.0
Thank you. I was not aware of it, I will also look at that thread and post there when I have time.

2978  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: SCAM EXCHANGE: Openchange (Openchange.cash) (PARTIALLY SOLVED) on: July 17, 2022, 10:08:06 PM


Yes you are pretty much spot on but there is confusion as to how they selected 10% as a figure they would confiscate in the event they believed they were dealing with stolen crypto.

Furthermore, there was no real meaningful justification given why they would return 90% of alleged stolen crypto however retain 10% for themselves. I mean, what could they say to justify it?

Did I understand this correctly? Some obscure cryptocurrency exchange gives itself the right to confiscate the funds from their customers based of an analysis of some self-proclaimed blockchain (anti)analysts who, incidentally, have absolutely no legal weight whatsoever? It is unacceptable for the exchange to make such a decision and, more importantly, to retain control over customer's assets.

The only thing I think should be done in this case is to flag the Openchange.cash exchange as malicious and warn any traders away from it.

2979  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ⚽ English Premier League Season: 2022/2023 on: July 17, 2022, 09:57:37 PM
If Manchester United are to surpass Manchester City or compete with them on equal terms there need to be specific sets of circumstances in place and in my opinion they have to include a general decline in Manchester City because of an ageing team not being replenished with a combination of new signings and youth players being introduced to the first team and Manchester United doing the exact opposite.

Guardiola and ten Hag both share a philosophy of playing non-long-ball football. The Ajax team ten Hag managed played some stunning football and fell marginally short of getting to a Champions League final but they dominated Dutch domestic football. If he can bring that style to Manchester United this season and the players buy in to the philosophy of their manager, they will be fighting for a runners-up spot with Liverpool.

I still think Manchester City will win the Premier League again this season but Liverpool will suffer massively without Mane. What would be the odds on Liverpool not making the top 4 and finishing in a Europa League spot?

Two successful pre-season games were won by Man United. Although it can't be the basis of saying Man United is good. But indeed I was a little surprised by the drastic change in the pattern of the game. Ten Hag gave a lot of instructions to play fast short flat passes. Rarely do they make a long pass of the upper ball. It's really nice to see a game like this. The philosophy of the ball is like Pep Guardiola. Maybe if they can continue like this I believe Man United can compete with Man City again.
2980  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777, Bitlucy and long story in brief on: July 17, 2022, 03:51:04 PM
If something so trivial such as the length of a post or something so unnecessary such as quoting a post already visible for full visibility made you LOL, then I am very happy for you.

Most of the post was related to replying to mv1986 who has made excellent contributions to this thread and I look forward to his replies to my comments.

Back on the issue at hand, especially this part:

- Does anybody know what the percentage of the Bitlucy company given to Royse777 was?
- Does anybody know if there was any paperwork signed between Royse777 and the Bitkucy CEO transferring that percentage over?
- Does anybody know the full name of the Bitlucy company with LLC, LTD etc?
- Does anybody know the current legal status of the company and the legal jurisdiction the company falls under?


LOL.

Quoting the full post for visibility.

Just so people can see that this is a clear example of what I mentioned in my previous post.

I think JollyGood has broken the record for the longest post my eyes have seen in all the time I've been on the forum. He has even beaten JJG.
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