With that, I understand you will be trying to run multiple alternate accounts, right?

If yes then that's prohibited according to their terms of service, I recommend you do even think about doing so.

Thank you. I wouldn't have seen this

I really wonder why they shouldn't put the terms and conditions somewhere everyone can easily see them, registered or not because from what I see, only new people who signing up will be able to easily see them. I registered several years ago (almost 5 years ago) so I wanted to remind myself of the terms and wasn't  able to locate them by myself.

@TheQuin can something be done about this?

Your friends got scammed. 10-17% is  "a too good to be true" deal even for a DeFi

You got it right, which means that the team is fake as well. Scammers usually do such a thing.

That address might be fake too. Your friends should first do some investigations next time before sending money to such scam projects.

Internet Explorer is so outdated. Even the windows devs stopped supporting it. Why not just download Microsoft Edge if you want a browser which is made by a Windows team?

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Can any member here help me and point out where I can find FreeBitco.in's terms and conditions. I have sent minutes looking through the website, but I haven't been successful to get any link.

What that means is that when creating a flag, you should not use a self-moderated topic as reference
The topic he used in the reference link is not self-moderated - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5316729.0

If we go by the same logic, then we should say the same thing about the US dollar for example. It's been used by drug dealers since time immemorial, it's been used to fund terrorist activities, it's been laundered here and there. So why are we still using the goddamn dollar? 

The answer is simple, it has it's intended use, but that does not stop people with bad intentions from using it for other purposes. The Same applies to chipmixer's intended purposes and what criminals decided to use it for.

It could also be through a malware on your computer which can spy on almost all activity on your computer including recording what you type, your login credentials, even your 2FA codes or back up codes. I have seen a case where a malware (R.A.T - Remote Access Trojan) was used to access someone's funds and withdraw all of it.

I would advise to just format your PC and install a fresh OS. Abandoning an account might not help if the malware is still there in your device

OP  i don't advice you to do send all the ERC20 tokens from your friends to one address or else once your accounts get connected and tagged. Nobody will known if you were just friends or alt accounts. Better safe than sorry.

It's true that each of his friends would have to pay a fee, but I will be cheaper than when each of his friends tries to trade the token on Uniswap themselves

Very crazy indeed. Most exchanges charge 0.0005, HitBTC is charging almost double. If you want to withdraw from their exchange at very low fees. Try withdrawing altcoins such as EOS

use this tool; https://withdrawalfees.com/exchanges/hitbtc
There are not some many well know altcoins that you can withdraw for less than a dollar thou like EOS

He's a newbie. He probably doesn't know that we only quote when replying to a specific person or text. But I am sure he will know that in a couple of days if he's observant enough.

Hi @bsvquery, I do see a couple of decent exchanges where you can trade you BSV
I am only going to talk about the ones I have ever used and Have never had Issues with
- Kucoin
- Okex
- Huobi Global
- Bitfinex

Avoid HitBTC, Bittrex, they have a habit of randomly blocking people's accounts
Avoid digifinex as well, lots of bots and wash trading in there. Very unprofessional.

Why would I trust a random casino that I even don't know about. I am trying to get answers from you people who have some experience with it so that I can decide whether to tag and flag them.
So the question I asked are just for clarification

1. Basically He should use a wallet that can generate SegWit addresses (Any that start with bc1 or 3). So that in future if he plans to spend the Bitcoin, the transaction script won't have as many bytes as one that has legacy address inputs (addresses that start with 1)
Electrum wallet should be a good choice

2. Wrong. Using the same Bitcoin address to receive Bitcoin payments does not reduce inputs. Once you decide to spend the bitcoins in the wallet, Number of unspent transaction outputs will be equal to the number of inputs for your new out going transaction

Looks like OP is being misled by Bitcoin shitoshi Vision shills here:

Word of advice to OP

BSV is not the real Bitcoin as @hv_ claims, the real Bitcoin is more than $46K right now, not less than $300

Bitcoin Satoshi Vision is scam!!!

Try recovering the wallet through electrum, provided the crypto you are talking about in the address is Bitcoin, if it's not Bitcoin, then don't wast your time.

On your electrum PC version, go to Create new wallet, then Standard Wallet Select I already have seed Under enter send Click on options and select Extend this seed with custom words Click on OK and enter your seed minus the custom word, Click next and then enter your custom word, click next and see if any balance shows up

Edit: I hope this is not one of those earlier wallet seeds from Blockchain.info if so, then It might not work. You might need to get the login credentials from your email address.

I think the problem is with your gas limit, that's if you have enough ETH in your address. What gas limit are using for transferring the token?

Well, looks like the newbie knows way more than you have in that little brain of yours. You might wanna try exercising it by doing some critical thinking and looking up for more knowledge.

You can't even differentiate between a token symbol and a token name, and you also call yourself a trader? Shame!!!

It's Ok so long as you have your seeds backed up and your computer is very secure.

Some years back ThomasV made a post (Warning about portable versions) You can read through the thread.
Basically what he was saying is that the portable version won't be able a good type to use on an insecure computer plus it sort of encourages bad security practices since one can use it on any third party computer of which some may have viruses

Electrum should be good (https://electrum.org). Make sure you verify the GPG signature before you install the app just to be sure you installed the right wallet app.
You can also use: https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet to help you pick a wallet the could be most suitable for you.

1. I don't get it, what's all with the reversed and completed withdrawals?
2.  Do they have any clear Terms and conditions regarding their bonus promotion on their website?

I thought their exchange is now off, did you try using COBINHOOD Withdrawal Service?

There is also a customer support request form - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSczB9aPm8YBb_jeYY-qD4b9jlYMU8LyKerIXHWrlxUsFgycIg/viewform