As one of the most famous quotes goes, "Do not trust, always verify"

Scammers come in all sizes, shapes and ways. Some will pretend they are genuine until you fall into their trap one day by trust them and letting down your guard which could save you from getting scammed.

I have used p2p exchanges for 3 years now, I have never been scammed in a single trade.

It all looks good until a trend reversal starts   We could be in for another week of dips
I would look at the previous resistance level and then set up a stop loss below it just in case things go South

Just a tip on how to post images OP. you can reduce the size of the image by adding the width or height length like this

Reduces it to this

Posting very huge images makes the post less interesting to read.

Filled out the survey.

Fees have a very huge impact on one's gambling strategy especially if they don't have a lot in their account. I think for now POS blockchains like EOS, TRON are suitable for gambling with a few POW blockchains like Doge that still require less fess.

I also like platforms that offer different fee rate withdrawal options and not just flat fee rates that are the same from January to December despite price changes in the market

Because dogecoin blockchain is slightly different from the way Bitcoin operates. That's why.

Let's use a simple example because I am pretty sure you are at least familiar with Ethereum. When your transaction is stuck in the Ethereum blockchain, is it possible to perform RBF (Replace By Fee) or a CPFP transaction just like it is the case for Bitcoin transactions?

I hope you understand my argument 

Not all blockchains are designed in the same way as Bitcoin. OP clearly stated that the betnomi support told him that it's not possible to perform a CPFP transaction on Dogecoin blockchain.

I blame them for not adjusting their optimal withdrawal fees with the changing times. No customer has to wait for 2 weeks to first have the transaction get dropped off the mempool due to very low fees.

Sorry for the loss. Escrow services are more like personal businesses here, so admins have no control over fees they charge but one thing I am very sure about is that most offer very cheap rates. You are better off spending 1%($2) in escrow fees rather than lose all the $200 to a scammer. You shouldn't have believed the scammer. They are quite persuasive.

I would like you to include the transaction ID or scammer's address in text form in the OP. I will probably tag him sometime tomorrow.

How about sending 1 or 1000 BTC for the same fee of 0.0003 BTC. Does that seem pathetic too?
The way bitcoin works is different from the centralized money transfer services you know about. Transaction confirmation priority is based on the fee you pay at a specific time.

He probably means that he has realized that trusting a custodial wallet with his funds was a bad idea as he doesn't even have any form of wallet backup. There have been various complaints about Blockchain.com's authorization emails not showing up. I still wonder why people don't back up their wallets or use other much better software wallets?

One thing you forget to think about is that there's away people with less information are easy to control. With the Nigerian Government's announcement of the ban. This will definitely affect adoption in Nigeria. So many people from the Nigerian rural areas will obviously believe in what their government says while very few who know more about bitcoin will remain defiant.

To convince the masses to use Bitcoin under such circumstances will be an uphill task. Just being realistic.

Defend fraudsters? How?
I have asked you to provide additional information that can help link the person you are accusing to the Bitcoin address and telegram handle so that we can tag them and now all of a sudden I am defending fraudsters?

You must be so dumb to even understand such a simple task. No wonder you keep getting scammed.

There's nothing we can do to help you at this point. Not even simple warnings could deter you from sending money to scammers

This is not a proper scam accusation report. Make a new scam accusation post in this board - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0 if you want it to be seen by other members. I checked out there ANN thread and there seems to be a growing list of complaints but no one is willing to make proper scam accusation post.

I got the same response as well. This is a big blow OP's hopes to recovering his BNB. This means they don't even care about any complaint about them anywhere on the web, just like any other scam service.

Not worth it. The Indicators do not guarantee that the market is going to move in a specific direction. They can guide you on your trading decisions but shouldn't be relied upon 100%

I agree with you. I have traded for a while and have realized the same. The book caught my eye, so I have already downloaded a PDF (https://dl.abcbourse.ir/dl/Library/book/B.Malkiel.A%20Random%20Walk%20Down%20Wall%20Street.pdf) I hope I will be a good read 

The exchange already has a number of scam accusations here. Why didn't you send your BNB to Binance instead, which is somehow trustworthy?

The reason the probably locked their ANN thread was because they are not ready to address complaints from here. Nonetheless, I have sent them a PM on your behalf though I doubt they will respond

I still fail to understand why you people don't use trusted escrows for such large amounts of money. We do have lots of escrows here, but you just turn a blind eye on them

1. That being said, you have given some information but haven't provided hard proof evidence that connects the telegram account (Remi Guile) to colires.
There surely must have been a way you got to know that, that's his telegram handle. Please provide that information

2. Also provide information about the Bitcoin address, How is it connected to Colires. He must have sent it to you or written it somewhere, so please enlighten us.

Binance does this as well. At least for the recent BNB withdrawal I made to another Binance exchange owner. Apparently, they can detect that the address generated is part of Binance exchange addresses, and they won't charge you any withdrawal fee.

OmegaStarScream is right, It works. Last year I used the same procedure I described above to import my seed from blockchain wallet to electrum. I was able to view my default bitcoin address as seen on Blockchain wallet. I created my Blockchain wallet around May 2017.

Well this is quite interesting, I remember in a certain thread which I have failed to locate @AWSACTIVATE was claiming not to be connected to any of the scamming alt accounts


Done: https://web.archive.org/web/20210223230216/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5312499.0

What the on the bloody hell were you still doing dealing with someone who is a proven scammer?
Check his profile trust feedback - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=2816771

We have almost a half a dozen negative feedback from DT members, on top of 2 active flags pointing out that the person is a scammer, and you still went a head and sent him $200? 

He's lying, Bitcoin transactions are irreversible once confirmed. If you send him the Bitcoins from coinbase or any other wallet, the transaction will first have to be confirmed in order for him to be sure that he has received the money. At that point there is barely anything you can do to recover the money.

Don't send them money, they are already proven scammers.