I'm not one of their users but I think this might be just a misunderstanding from your side...

• Was that amount shown as its transaction fee as opposed to a deduction from your own funds?
• Did that transaction happen to have multiple outputs ^{[other amounts sent to other addresses]}?

- If the answer to the above two questions is "yes", then it's just a method that we call "transaction batching ^{[most platforms out there tend to combine multiple withdrawals into a single transaction so they could significantly save on fees]}."

Who sent you that link? Was it "Lavander"?
^{- If he/she just randomly sent you a PM with those things, you could also report that message to one of the admins.}

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Have you notified the user in question, to provide proof of some sort in this thread?

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Btw, you might want to change the latter part of the subject field.

Great guide @so98nn but I would like to point to few things:

There are also CPU and HDD/SSD minings.

Processing

With the help of some of the pools ^{[they do the conversions for a certain fee]}, they could also earn BTCitcoin even though they were mining an altcoin.

Since you're targeting newbies, then I'd suggest explaining this part in a detailed manner...
^{- Some of them might get confused that a "single" 2000 W PSU is enough for running a 3000 W mining rig [I do know you typed "PSU's" but still].}

You might want to explain why each one of them may be needed at some point ^{[e.g. risers]}.

I'd like to point out a rare issue that some might face in the future and it's a restriction that some of these have based on your location ^{[personally, NiceHash isn't an option for me and might not be for some]}.
^{- If you see nothing works, don't panic [just switch to another option, your rig is fine].}

I noticed there is a lot of accumulated dust in this picture. It's best to keep mining rigs ^{[especially GPUs]} dust-free ^{[I'd recommend using a blower [from a safe distance] at least once a month]}.

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Can someone merit so98nn on my behalf?

There's one more ^{[Toffee.com (formerly known as CoinMall.com)]} but I can't really vouch for it at the moment ^{[I would've probably vouched before they migrated to a new platform but it could be under new ownership now and AFAIK, those escrow providers that they hired from this forum are no longer part of their team]}.

• It's a digital marketplace.
• It doesn't have Litecoin as its cryptocurrency option.
• It's probably not the best if you're a buyer since most of its sellers haven't logged in a while ^{[I randomly checked some of the categories]}.
• Questions in regards to Toffee.com (formerly known as CoinMall.com)

Apart from Potato Chips's suggestion, I don't think anyone could actually help you ^{[in this forum]} unless you were dealing with one of their staff ^{[they don't seem to have one in here]}.
<sup>- IMO, your only option is to wait and hope that they would grant your request [highly unlikely].
- Avoid wasting your time on such platforms [it always ends like that].</sup>

Read the following Trustpilot comment:

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There's a "FAQ" page but it's in an unusual place ^{[question mark icon from the right floating bar]}.

Here you go ^{[you can't go wrong with anyone from that list]}: Recommended bitcointalk escrow services
^{- Before you decide to send one of them a PM, make sure you've read the terms from their announcement threads.}

You might want to mention their prices as well.

Since you're still quite new in this community, I'd recommend disclosing the physical location of your shop so they could walk in and you do the repairs directly in front of them.
^{- A lot of users [in this community] that tend to use their devices as personal wallets or for storing sensitive information are rightfully paranoid [might help with getting customers].}

Looks like all of the links in its footer area aren't working ^{[you might want to double-check those parts]}.

@mr. JK
You didn't mention which island specifically but check the following list and see if you can find its name on the list: Supported Countries
^{Take note: Some of the results and ratings are outdated [some of those services turned out to be scammers] so make sure you DYOR before using any of the listed options.}

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The following thread might come in handy: [BIG LIST] Crypto Debit Cards

You might want to add that part to OP.

You're probably correct ^{[for now]} but through your forum, you could gain indirect traffics for your other associated platforms ^{[e.g. exchange]}; therefore, those could lead to more conversions/earnings.

Starting your own exchange is still going to cost you money ^{[it depends on its features, security and your knowledge + having to deal with government agencies at some point]} + time ^{[it'll take some time before it becomes a successful one and there's a big "if"]}.

Binance Listing Fee Update

If you're looking to sell these ^{[the latter part of your subject field is a bit confusing]}, you should probably consider listing their prices and quantities as well...
^{- You might want to also mention if you'll accept deals through one of the forum escrow providers.}

@monero.cx
How are we supposed to know how much we're going to get in exchange for our coins prior to the exchange itself?
^{- I'm not sure if I'm missing something but it doesn't even show the required deposit amounts on the "respective exchange pages".}

Here are some of the changes since 2019:
^{- I might've missed some but it doesn't matter.}

• DefaultTrust changes
• grin is now accepted for forum payments
• Minor selfmod enhancement
• Retention/privacy info
• Trust flags
• Bumping changes on some boards
• 10th anniversary art contest badges
• Domain name update

In addition to what others have said so far, we ^{[as "normal" users]} are only viewing the front-end of the product ^{[this forum]} as opposed to seeing all of the minor/major changes that are happening ^[regularly] in the back-end.
^{- I'm not a back-end coder by any means but I strongly believe that we've had a lot of modifications since then [we may not see or feel those, but they're part of our interactions].}

@Coinmaster2.5
I had a good experience on my short visit and I really enjoyed your podcasts section ^{[please, do more of those]} and perhaps, you could add RSS feeds and a dark mode to make it even better.

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^/Bookmarked.

Those are clearly fake ^[archived] and edited images... Feel free to prove me wrong by taking a picture that shows both the product and your forum name and the date on a piece of paper.
^{- Until then, I'll be leaving negative feedback on your account.}

You can find other platforms from the following list: Freelancing platforms which pay in Bitcoin
^{Take note: None of them give you free bitcoins and I highly doubt there's a so-called BTCitcoin whale behind any of these platforms.}

Not just digital product ^{[literally anything]}...
^{@Dzeividz: Take note that most scammers usually take part [as a buyer/seller] in digital product sales [easier for them to run away].}

That's obviously just an excuse ^{[I highly doubt you have any valid collateral, to begin with]}.

Yeah, right! You won't.

Nice try but it's not going to happen.

I'm sure you know what you need to do next: Lock this thread

We already do that in here.

To an extent, we also do that in here ^{[some users tend to use the merit button as a like button [not what it was intended for but they still do]]}.

Why? After reading all of your comments, I still can't find a single valid reason for such a thing ^{[nonsensical]}.

Someone else's worth shouldn't be measured by how thick their wallets are ^{[same goes for any of their provided information on the internet]}.

It'll add a different kind of thing as opposed to what should actually be described as "value".

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The way I'm seeing it, you've come up with a project idea for the wrong reasons ^{[it won't succeed]}.

Who says that?

In short, what you've stated on your website is a complete lie, unless you could prove me and others wrong ^{[highly unlikely]}.

I have no doubt that the highlighted part is the reason behind its usage ^{[known tactic among scammers]}.

Funny that you mentioned such a thing and yet, did the opposite yourself ^{[you could start by proving us wrong]}.

AFAIK, they ^{[or other exchanges]} haven't explicitly described the way their systems usually flag such transactions but if I have to guess, it's still going to trigger their systems ^{[regardless of its depth]} and that's mainly because of the similarities in its pattern ^{[I could be wrong]}.