Using someone else's name or Twitter account does not prove that I am the owner of the Bitcointalk account with that name, Yipdard is someone I know, but it's not me. Does signed message proves it? You used this address 1MDqDQQrLhQYTDMfvSFMLbdYLFpUC5zsLi here http://archive.is/HL4Aj and here http://archive.is/Qp5Kd#selection-2409.0-2409.6You signed message from this address here http://archive.is/cEtwe#selection-5257.20-5220.19Address is part of this wallet https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/18276a7ce24def5a/addresses together with: 18PuSSZeHfE24yTERsQvPjEcHXT9b75EJc
1MDqDQQrLhQYTDMfvSFMLbdYLFpUC5zsLi
1HwTjSw7oK49x6iBaZDUczDHRbcz16Cq5a Sellaccountbitcoin and Yipdard both used 18PuSSZeHfE24yTERsQvPjEcHXT9b75EJc, while 1HwTjSw7oK49x6iBaZDUczDHRbcz16Cq5a was used by Yipdard hereTry harder. Also explain " working gambling script where you have to invest more money to get better results"
Do you mean only count post and update spreadsheet is managers responsibility ?
Yes, exactly that. Why needmoney is tagged? Did they fail to count posts and update spreadsheet? The over-promising ROI part I can agree with. How so? If there is disclaimer, BM's shouldn't be held accountable  However, what about projects in which the team is anonymous? Anonymously running ICO to collect millions of dollars? Don't you think it is something which should be avoided in first place? Bounty managers should do at least basic research on project IMO. If they keep accepting to run bounties for scams over and over again(example - Woshib) then tagging them is appropriate. BM's can't hide behind disclaimers. I also agree with this: I don't think it's reasonable to hold a BM responsible for every project they are involved in. After all, the best scams are only realised long after the ANN/ICO phase.
I think if you willing advertise an obvious ponzi, you can't really absolve yourself of responsibility with a two line disclaimer.
This topic actually distracted me from tagging scammers https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0 I believe there are at least 20 topics to check. Will write new feedback for OP later. And again, why Woshib is not discussing his issue? |
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Okay, 10 hours is hypothetical but you get the point that it is a tedious process and forces a manager to learn additional stuff like stock image searching. I don't know how much a trusted manager gets paid. Would it be enough to involve themselves in the basic due diligence? It's subjective again.
I am pretty sure Woshib knows where to look. Besides, they said they did research their linkedin profiles. Clicking on linkeding accounts and closing them =/= research. They should change topic to " I was given benefit of doubt for running bounty for ponzi before I received negative rating for running bounty for another scam because I didn't do research which I said I did and I promised to do". 
On side note 
Washib, is this you Yipdard?
Archived and also hereArchivedSpeaking of " can't and doesn't have time to do research", it seems they have time to steal other peoples ideas and clone their sites: Re: BITCOINIZATOR: A new bitcoin faucet list (FAUCETBOX-HIGH REWARD-NO ADS) archivedI just figured out that I posted in that topic 2 years ago  I am not sure how I missed it Anyway, another negative tag missed. Even owner of correct site warned him about his actions. You will also find both accounts and self vouching in that topic: A NEW LOGO WILL BE ADDED SOON BITCOINIZATOR/center] I want to introduce for you a new bitcoin faucet rotator that can be really interesting for members that are willing to earn some coins with faucets. Nice list, are you owner of gameofbitcoins? Site looks like copy of that one.
What a question,why would I make copy of my page under new profile? i saw your faucet list, we can't say that he copied you, as there is just the box, where there is no copyright, it can be a box that he created, but similar to the box of your website. (redacted a bit for better visibility) Of course that is not all, there was one microtask: Earn 0.20$ in Bitcoins for A DOWNLOAD (UNLIMITED) archivedIt is certified no virus (it's just a hitleap installation file) to download from an URL, please send me your Bitcoin address and when you download it. https://www.up-4ever.com/dbsmjt7zr0tzYou can do it as many times you want, but with different IP, if you want to do it with the same IP, PM me for other URL. It seems they didn't pay people money for their job:  And scam accusation against his alt account: New scammer is here ( take care while dealing with him )I really want to know what was in that file but it was probably removed by up-4ever  So how the hell they missed negative tags for this? And everything else? It seems this user has very long history of deceiving people and scamming them.
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Washib can't talk or something?
I will update this shortly(give me 10 minutes or so) you will love this
This was loan request: Hello,
I need this fast loan for a purchase on Amazon, some things found at a very low price, I can repay 0.013 Bitcoins in some days.
Bitcoin address is:
18PuSSZeHfE24yTERsQvPjEcHXT9b75EJc
Thanks.
http://archive.is/FPyaA
Pay attention to address, it is all it matters:DOPROFIT DOPROFIT is a small platform of investment in which you have to send between 0.003 and 0.007 BTC to a specific address, like some other platform of investment in this forum. Profit is between 8% and 15%, delivred after 24 to 48 hours. ALL YOUR FUNDS ARE INVESTED ON SPECIAL WEBSITE, IT'S NOT A PONZI NETWORK.MIN DEPOSIT: 0.003 BTCMAX DEPOSIT: 0.007 BTCWe have an automated bot that will sent automatic payouts to everyone who deposit, when funds will be available after the investment on a specific website. DO NOT send more or less then the requirements, if you did it, don't worry, funds will be refunded. We have a fee of 3% on every investment you made.NO NEGATIVE TRUST, THAT IS NOT A PONZI NETWORK. Payments sent from services like Xapo are not accepted, as the address of the payment that you sent is not your receiving address, so if we repay to that address, it will not go to your account. DOPROFIT NETWORK ADDRESS: 18PuSSZeHfE24yTERsQvPjEcHXT9b75EJc Blockchain link is: https://blockchain.info/address/18PuSSZeHfE24yTERsQvPjEcHXT9b75EJcDOPROFIT Topic archived. Who is sellaccountbicoin? Account reseller? Ponzi operator? Selling bitcointalk member account (81 activity and 98 potential activity)ArchivedSelf vouching(woshib - sellaccountbitcoin) for another gambling script https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1843746.msg18381827#msg18381827 archived http://archive.is/yy3Qv, and also lying: I can guarantee you a profit, but sure more you invest, less risk you have.
I would suggest all DT members who left positive(and counter neutral rating) to remove it from Washib's account and tag them with correct one and to report this scammer to police - or maybe not, because there is disclaimer. |
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They obviously use fake twitter accounts.  Real person is Matthew Santoro, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Santoro, and I believe he doesn't have anything with this twitter account. I doubt account Amer Nigar has Matthew's permission to use his picture and to spam this forum. Real Matthew's twitter account: https://twitter.com/matthewsantoroTheymos wake up. Stop this shit. Hm....where is connection between accounts? I checked only this one. |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5024312.0 can you add this one to list? Thanks. I was going through the list of scam accusations here and even after proving they are scam I was able to find many programs still having a live bounty program going on?
Please PM me links to ongoing bounties for scam projects.
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 Their founder resume is plagiarism. The same resumes can be found here https://ico.cryptopay.me/ (for some strange reason I can't archive site).  Jarun is a long-term bitcoin supporter and has been involved with the blockchain community for more than 5 years. Jarun has had experience at different investment firms and also holds an in-depth knowledge of financial systems. He’s an experienced professional with a background in corporate finance. He founded Zorff in (2016) Dmitry:Dmitry is a long-term bitcoin supporter and has been involved with the blockchain community for more than 5 years. Dmitry was engaged in building e-commerce businesses for more than 7 years and successfully managed the development of multiple payment systems in the past. George:George has had experience at different investment firms and also holds an in-depth knowledge of financial systems. He’s an experienced professional with a background in PE/VC and corporate finance. He along with Dmitry Gunyashov founded Cryptopay back in 2013. |
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Marlboroza should remove his rating
This won't happen. Not with all these things I have just discovered. So, the current sentiment is stronger than the reason behind the initial rating. I messed up something while editing. Shouldn't sound like that - but it did, unfortunately He was given benefit of doubt 2 months ago for running bounty for ponzi(2 ponzi's). ~
Have you actually read one word I posted here and went trough all topics and posts? I'd also respectfully disagree with marlboroza's feedback Then counter it. |
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OP forget to mention this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4655987.0 and this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2329309.0, but it is all ok because he is only bounty manager. https://www.hashkon.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgiThey are probably still looking for legal papers, as Woshib mentioned: In coordination with Hashkon, campaign has been suspended, they will apparently be back when they have all legal papers.
Would legal papers make ponzi - not ponzi? I am really confused with this statement. Anyway, in the future, my priority will be to verify that the project is legit.
Actually, I did the researchs about the project. But the linkedin accounts seem extremely well done.
I pledge to make further investigations next time.
How many times someone has to give you benefit of doubt to wake up and stop promoting scams? 2? 3? 10? I would really like Woshib to say something about this: I can understand your point of view, ICO scams are everywhere nowadays, but no one has been scammed
Shell we do more investigation about Woshib? MANY SATISFED CUSTOMERS VOUCHED 5$ IQOPTION earning method can you say who satisfied costumers are, except accounts with negative feedback (account trades, asking loan without collateral, ponzi operators, tagged for scamming someone, (selling script for gambling site)) Now look who was given vouch copy( this won't be taken for any kind of evidence, as it is probably random user posting):   Whoshib's response to review: I just bought the method. Heres my review
First of all, this is nothingness but will more likely make your risk go higher and loose it all. Its not a method , its a common sense tip , like you should call or put depending on majority choice. You will not make any profit of these but instead you will loose it all. No one can predict a currency price. It all depend on your luck with huge risk , With my $20 deposit, i made it to $26 , loose it to $18, $15, $10 and then zero. Shall you buy this? Well if you buy, you will regret. But it all depends on you , it has some dead martingale method too, that will make your risk 20x if so.
thanks for the helpful review  Method still available. not only gambling scripts are available for free, they will make naive people to lose money, and, also, there is always that well known "stealing balance" part. Wait, I have more on this account: archived topic 0.00015 bitcoins bonus for everyone who deposit a good feedback about this bonusHello, It's not a lot, I will probably rise it, but you can earn 0.00015 bitcoins just if you deposit a feedback about this bonus, and I send it to you, don't forget to send me your bitcoin address. Payments proofs if you don't trust me: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1590519.0So how the hell is this guy trusted member of this community?
Marlboroza should remove his rating
This won't happen. Not with all these things I have just discovered. or someone should counter it.
Then counter it. Edited - links. |
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but no one has been scammed
I wonder why. If you want to discuss about your reputation open thread in proper board. I won't discuss this here any further and I definitely won't discuss this via PM. |
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I am not sure because they usually make the same excuses, it is either "we are anonymous, satoshi was anonymous too", "we are not scam, people say bitcoin is scam, is it scam?" or "thanks for pointing that our hired team members have fake pictures, we fired them" About pictures, where did you find gray photo? From which ICO is it? To be honest it doesn't look like person on right photo. There are certain similarities, I really can't say my opinion without seeing photo in color.
Actually, I did the researchs about the project. But the linkedin accounts seem extremely well done.
Extremely well done.... plagiarism. You can google their resume. I pledge to make further investigations next time.
You said that last time when you promoted something which was obvious ponzi. I gave you benefit of doubt back then. I ain't gonna do it twice. |
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Hi, thanks for your investigations, I will redirect them (or redirect him?) to your thread and I intend to close the bounty if they have no explanation to provide.
This is second third bounty managed by you and exposed by other people ( hashkon, ethconnect). I believe 2 months ago you said exactly this: Anyway, in the future, my priority will be to verify that the project is legit. archived http://archive.is/D0NoW#selection-5420.7-5420.8Obviously, this wasn't your priority.... Hi, thanks for your investigations, I will redirect them (or redirect him?) to your thread and I intend to close the bounty if they have no explanation to provide.
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My phone was lagging that time so I have used it.
Which phone is lagging for one address and working fine for another? |
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It's not spam
Yes it is, I am pretty sure you have received dozen PMs about it - you should read at least one. I can not write personally, that's why I'm here.
There must be a reason for that How do you decide who is worthy to regain a neutral trust, and who does not?
It is written in first post, just in case you missed it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4598987.0I have to write here, since you after my report quickly brought me into ignore.
Stop lying. |
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I wrote you a private message, but TRAS is still negative
It will remain negative. Now, would you please STOP spamming and bumping this thread every day? |
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I am not familiar with minefields, is it possible to win 5M multiplier? 
From legal aspect( which could vary from country to country), some court of laws would not agree on this as solid agreement on ToS:  Terms of Service is really hard to spot and check box doesn't exist. From some angle you can't even see the letters, while green "join stake" button is visible from all angles and you simple can't miss it. It is 4 times larger than "terms of service" and color of ToS is almost the same as background. Even if they do agree that user agreed on ToS, according to Stake's ToS : Terms Of Service
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14.4. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding and agreement between you and us regarding the Service and supersedes any prior agreement, understanding, or arrangement between you and us. ...there is nothing mentioned about bugs, so this has to be site where bugs don't exist. Except from this, This user changed their seed during the round thus revealing their previous seed which allowed them to know where every single gem was placed." Can Stake prove seed was changed during the game? Further reading: 5.1. PERSONAL USE. The Service is intended solely for the User‚s personal use. The User is only allowed to wager for his/her personal entertainment and may not create multiple accounts for the purpose of collusion and/or abuse of service. This user ended up profiting a total of 4.3 coins off this exploit between his accounts. Except these crazy wins, can Stake prove user has multi accounts and broke terms of service? |
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Savjet za ubuduće. Ako imaš ovakve transakcije quotaj prijašnje odgovore. Da sam te htio zaje... sad sam mogao editirat BTC adresu u svom postu i reći da si poslao na krivu.
Evo, sad jesam Ali naravno, da si me htio zeznuti, mogao si bez problema... Huh... Očito još puno toga moram naučiti o načinima prevare u kriptu. Hvala ti na upozorenju/savjetu Vidi se ako je post promjenjen, ima one točkice ispod ................. datuma i vremena. Točkice se neće pojaviti ako se post editira kroz par minuta(nisam siguran točno koliko). Najbolje je arhivirati cijeli thread za svaki slučaj - (archive.is, archive.fo i ostale web arhive) i obavezno koristi escrow inače ti bude netko ukrao lovu, forum je po pravilu prepun prevaranata i nagledao sam ih se i previše. Recimo, jedna prevara je bila - čovjek posuđivao, vraćao, posuđivao, vraćao i na kraju liku izmuzao 3btc-a i nestao negdje u Kambodži, ako se dobro sjećam - sve zbog lažnog povjerenja. Uglavnom - koristi escrow.
Ako imaš kakvu ideju za jednostavni escrow volio bi da podijeliš jer me zanima za moguće buduće transakcije.
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After exposing their fake team members they switched to new team with new pictures - but names remained the same. After one of the new team members was exposed as fake, they simple changed his picture to new one...again:  This is probably the reason why they don't want to answer simple questions about their team members(read: founder) - because they don't know the answer. |
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We don't enforce KYC to every player, as far as i'm aware it's used when some red flags are raised - such as in this case where a player requests a withdrawal without having used any of their funds. This is to comply with AML laws.
Under whose jurisdiction? As i've said before, we comply with all the AML laws in the jurisdictions that we operate in, it wouldn't make sense to pick and choose as a international sportsbook and casino.
Hm ok that definitely didn't answer my question. If you have any questions, please contact our dedicated support team or refer to our frequently asked questions. You enforced KYC for 20$ because you had suspicion that someone has tried to launder...well...20$. Under whose jurisdiction you operate? |
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Why is this place called a forum if not for people to share, discuss and debate opinions
Lets debate this: It is written on CEO's linkedin profile: Founder of GSL which is a 'Blockchain Investment bank'. In case you missed my question because you were busy talking about forum rules: Where can we found GSL blockchain investment bank?
Again, can you tell me where can I find GSL which is blockchain investment bank? Where can I find GSL which is blockchain investment bank? |
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