Dear administration of the forum, I have hacked my account and changed the mail, I blocked it by the link that came to the old post. Now I need to unlock it and bind it to the old mail. I sent the form for account recovery to the moderators of the forum, namely: hilariousandco, Cyrus, theymos. Nobody answers me. Subscription message with bitcoin address, which is registered in my profile. Messages I sent from the account oksanet421. The account you want to restore xa4enok. Help me please.
If you have sent the proper proof of ownership, all you can now do is wait. |
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I forgot my account SakamHost and my email is inactive because i close the domain  I forgot that my domain was used here. I'have evidence everything that i own the account also my ip match to my account SakamHost. Can some admin help me? I already contact you before no one reply. Read the easy to find sticky and follow the instructions. What is accepted proof is there. |
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Help please, I did everything, filled out the form and sent it, but no one answers. I can provide all the information to you again. Wait is all you can do now. Needlessly bumping this thread will not help at all. I want to quickly restore access and continue to work. I gave all the evidence that my account. The moderator wrote that it would help, I wrote to him, but in response silence. As has been posted many times in many other threads: Account recovery is LOW PRIORITY. All you can do is wait. |
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Help please, I did everything, filled out the form and sent it, but no one answers. I can provide all the information to you again. Wait is all you can do now. Needlessly bumping this thread will not help at all. |
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Excessive bumping will get your account suspended. I would suggest you read the forum rules on bumping.
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What's with your Trust? It sure looks like Trust farming to me. |
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The real question is : Why were you trying to buy LocalBitcoinsAccount ? You do know right buying such accounts is highly discouraged and leads to activities like scam.Were you buying the account for the same purpose ? IMHO,you are equally responsible for the same unless you had different intentions of buying the account.
I want to sell some amount of crypto. And very difficult to search traders without reputation. Selling/buying LB accounts is against their TOS and will get the account banned. |
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Description: selling copper memebership account (this account) Starting bid: 0.025 BTCBuy it now:0.025 BTCPayment methods accepted: BTC Additional information: send me a message here or on telegram  @oxywizard You know what is going to happen. |
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Forum policy: "We can't stop everyone from doing it, so we won't disallow it."
I guess we can't stop everyone from murdering others, so we won't disallow that either. Oh wait.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
For the administration, >90% of account sales would be trivial to catch and could done with somewhat simple scripts.
Not even the same potential consequences and so that's not a fair evaluation. By allowing account sales to take place locally and visibly to others, it's more like a public ledger. Sold accounts are likely reviewed with more scrutiny in a scammer accusation thread for example. I sold an account via Reddit a while back, and every once in a while I check in on my old account; the user who owns it now simply posts to promote links with it, nothing scammy at all though. I guess it could go either way, but in my case, thus far, it's not even an issue. How many new accounts have you seen buying or selling accounts? Why do you think they are new, throw away accounts? It will be the same way with Merit: behind the scenes buying/selling of Hero and Legendary accounts at a new premium for the Merits and rank with little to no knowledge of the community. It's good you keep tabs on a sold account but that is a rare action here. |
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KWH, I know you were being sardonic, but I got PMs like this when I was tagging shitposters: I have two children, should I finance
I will not repeat it
I beg your remove my trust for negative. I will not repeat it
I have no work other than in the forums
I am sorry
Thank you
And I found it extremely sad, but the fact is that these people are ruining their "workplace" and should be "fired". At the very least they should exercise some family planning judgement and only have kids when they can afford them. Relying on a sig campaign is just plain wrong to my eyes. I get some interesting ones myself. Don't get me started on sig campaigns.  |
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snip......But it kind of requires that you don't have big, cartoon dollar signs in your eyes when you think about bitcointalk--....snip
But Sir, how will I feed my 39 childrens, Sir?? Really, these types of garbage, butt hurt posts need to stop.  |
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No it is not. You complain of rising BTC costs and the interest you AGREED to pay as a reason not to pay up, but that is not the lenders fault. He could have sold that BTC he loaned you for a nice profit now, you want him to lose the BTC? How is the lender wrong here? You are in the wrong having not followed the loan agreement. You are not new to BTC by a long shot but failed to protect yourself against volatility.
So you basically want him to forgive the loan and you skate off free and clear? Where is the reasoning behind this stance?
Instead of playing a blame/excuse game, why not get with the lender and work out an agreement to solve the only issue: the loan agreement.
Wow. I AM NOT playing a blame excuse game. YOU ARE. All i am saying is that there has been NO dishonesty here. There has been NO scamming here. Why even say 'he could have sold the btc for a nice profit'? That just proves what i am saying - the reality is EVERYTHING btc related is referenced back to $$'s. And currently i cannot afford the $$ to buy the btc because it is much higher than when the loan was taken out. Next week it could fall to $1000 again and all of this drama was for nothing as i could then afford to repay. Does zazarb pay you at all? I write a very long and detailed post to you explaining things you respond with a simple paragraph referring to blame/excuse. Can you not see deeper here? Cheers You act like Zazarb took a loan from you or you now get to change the terms because you got burned by rising prices. Incredible. There is only the 1 issue: Your loan. Nothing else. It's your rep to burn. |
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I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$.
Was the loan taken in terms of USD? If the loan mentioned USD then repayment should be considered in USD but if not then no matter what the Price of BTC goes, it touches ATH or ATL you need to pay in exact BTC amount. BTW how much is left over, if the amount is reasonable then i will contribute as i believe you are not on stretch of being called a scammer. Moreover this thread should be in reputation section. Hi pinkman, Thank you for adding to this discussion. Thank you further for your offer to help. But i would like zazarb and i to sort this. It has been dealt with in private for months. Thank you the most for having the insight and common sense to see that this matter is not a scam and should not be a scam accusation. That i appreciate sincerely. Its so easy for people to jump on the red bandwagon, but its that little be harder to look deeper and see what teally is the case. Cheers  The "case" is you not fulfilling your loan agreement. Nothing else. No hurt feelings, retaliatory feedback, BTC rising.....all excuses. Deal with your loan. |
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No it is not. You complain of rising BTC costs and the interest you AGREED to pay as a reason not to pay up, but that is not the lenders fault. He could have sold that BTC he loaned you for a nice profit now, you want him to lose the BTC? How is the lender wrong here? You are in the wrong having not followed the loan agreement. You are not new to BTC by a long shot but failed to protect yourself against volatility.
So you basically want him to forgive the loan and you skate off free and clear? Where is the reasoning behind this stance?
Instead of playing a blame/excuse game, why not get with the lender and work out an agreement to solve the only issue: the loan agreement.
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to.
It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to.
I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible.
Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
Hi KWH, Thank you for contributing. I get what you are saying, but how is this a scam or scam attempt? I am not saying i have repaid in full, i am simply saying this has nothing to do with scamming or being dishonest. I am unable to continue to make the high repayments. What would you suggest? What would you do if you were in my situation? I stand by my feedback. Cheers
You are asking questions that do not relate to this thread. You are in default, you are at fault and need to complete the loan terms you agreed to. As for an outright scam, I don't believe it is at this time but with the loan long overdue what else is the OP supposed to do? Your left feedback is in error and I strongly suggest you remove it as it looks completely retaliatory. This is a pretty easy fix for both, get together and work on that. I disagree. You choose to come to this thread and contribute. But simply stating 'fix it' without any suggestion as to realistically how is unhelpful. I have communicated at every turn with zazarb. I took out a equiv $750 loan with an expectation repayment be ~$780. Now it ends up over $5k. Last month was over $10k. I cannot make btc, i can only buy it with $$. Its easy to say fix it, but is that really fair and reasonable in such extraordinary circumstances... Cheers You are talking about things (BTC skyrocketing) that were not in the original agreement. This has no bearing on the loan repayment. The lender did not make BTC prices soar and is it fair to let someone break the loan agreement? You should have nailed the terms to USD or a certain payback amount down but you did not. I am asking Zazarb to try to make a settlement on this overdue loan and get it repaid to his satisfaction and hopefully something you can repay in a lump sum and put this behind you both. |
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to.
It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to.
I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible.
Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
Hi KWH, Thank you for contributing. I get what you are saying, but how is this a scam or scam attempt? I am not saying i have repaid in full, i am simply saying this has nothing to do with scamming or being dishonest. I am unable to continue to make the high repayments. What would you suggest? What would you do if you were in my situation? I stand by my feedback. Cheers You are asking questions that do not relate to this thread. You are in default, you are at fault and need to complete the loan terms you agreed to. As for an outright scam, I don't believe it is at this time but with the loan long overdue what else is the OP supposed to do? Your left feedback is in error and I strongly suggest you remove it as it looks completely retaliatory. This is a pretty easy fix for both, get together and work on that. |
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goose20, you know very well how volatile BTC can be, you should have set better terms for the loan. You agreed to the terms and got caught in the inflated BTC price. This is your responsibility, you need to fulfill the terms you agreed to.
It does not matter how much you have already paid or will pay, nor how much you gained or lost, what matters are the terms you agreed to.
I would strongly suggest you make this right as soon as possible.
Good luck to both on a quick resolution.
As for the retaliation feedback I would suggest removing it.
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