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Have you heard of GPT sites?
Look it up on Google. A few years ago they were very popular. And today I also see their activity. But I can't recommend just one paying site, as it's desirable to participate in most of them and have some tricks that people use to increase their payouts. In any case, you need to try.
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However, I understand that this project has inspired you, but if you value your presence on the forum, you should understand that using the sources from which this information is taken will create a better reputation for you. Yes, probably the whole article is your work, but I do not believe in the coincidence of the flow of thought, and the coincidence of the order of words. I can tell you a lot of stories when many accounts were banned in 2019 for copy-pasting, plagiarism, just a few words. Do you want such an outcome?    https://about.fb.com/news/2021/10/founders-letter/ |
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I don't even know what else I can do. I don't have anything personal against that account, hence after 3 posts in the Plagiarism topic and with one report too, I guess I will just ignore that account, since I've done my part.
That's also why I "feel the pain" of Pandu Geddon with his work/findings getting basically ignored.
You probably didn't tell the moderators directly. Yesterday I made an additional request for a ban, and finally, this account is banned. In addition to plagiarism, he had many more useless posts.  |
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Type of people distinguished by their "stability" When everyone has changed their cars, phones, apartments, jobs, and sometimes husbands and wives, these people do not change anything in their lives and do not change themselves.
I know such people who have been working in the same job for decades and not striving for the best. I looked into their wallets, there is also a "swamp"
We can say that this is a well-tuned bot, no matter how offensive it is to the owners of such accounts.
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If you didn't ask whoever raised you to be a previous DT2 to remove you from their trust list, then perhaps your current concerns never occurred.
I didn't ask "BitcoinGirl.Club" to delete it. I don't even know when I was deleted. I just realized today when Active and saw the list of accounts that I marked was back to normal. Here's what's interesting to me. You recently desperately asked to remove all positive reviews from you, which, in principle, did everything, at your request. Now you have decided that you have been removed from the BitcoinGirl.Club trust list, thus you have lost your DT status. He didn't delete you. First, you need to start understanding what a trust list is and how to get into a DT. And also what are positive trusts. It's not the same thing. Your recent hysteria with a request to deprive you of positive reviews for me remained incomprehensible. And today you bring up the topic that you care about your negative tags. Damn, would you decide for yourself what you want?  @Awaklara, previously I also asked about the same thing as what you mean.
And why does it seem to me that this is also your account? You two have some common problems. Awaklara+Pandu Geddon |
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I like Royse777's strategy. In his negative tags left by some accounts, there is a condition that if a person changes after a certain time, he will be able to change the tag to neutral.
Marlboroza worked the same way. He wrote in his reviews that the negative review was changed, with some other events.
I also try to stick to the fact that negative tags can be changed. But of course, there is a difference. Cancel the tag of a cheater who previously promised to leave one account and kill the rest. Or cancel the tag for a person who was caught in financial fraud, no pardon is suitable here.
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His biggest problem is that he abandoned his education. Everything went to the fact that sooner or later he would fall. Is it reasonable to expect anything from an uneducated person, addicted to alcohol, drugs?
Even if he was a first-class trader, but not understanding his addiction, and being in an unreal world for himself, the loss of his funds was expected.
The conclusions are that crypto has nothing to do with it. You should not associate your vices, which he could not cope with, with cryptocurrencies.
A sober mind and the right education have never failed people who properly manage their income and are firmly on their way to success.
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OP, this is the second thread you've created that has the same meaning. I see your efforts, but this does not mean that any post should consist of a new open topic. If you want to achieve something on the forum, knowledge, promotion in rank, money, in the end, do it all gradually, slowly. If you received 5 merits as a gift, do you believe you can get 5 more by creating this post? You are in a hurry again. You came to the forum, respect its rules, learn them. The second important point is the ability to use the search. Look for answers before asking questions. Once you understand the forum rules and search rules, you will no longer need to create identical topics. But in another case, you will start to have questions that you cannot understand. And then your posts will gain value. What will you get in return? You will receive rewards with merits, you will rise in rank, you will be able to participate in companies with payment for posts. And along with these privileges, you will decide on a topic that will become interesting to you. |
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I can tell that I've made reports too (in my case for plagiarism) and nobody handled them. Sometimes it just happens... You may have to insist more and do as you think it's better.
Violation in plagiarism is usually not marked with a negative tag. You just need to provide proof of plagiarism, for which they are actually punished with a complete ban. One thing to remember when you create a post about plagiarism, you must also submit a report to a moderator. This almost always works flawlessly. As the moderator himself recently said: And as a very general info on behavior when you find abnormalities.
The thread here can be used as a reference - But the decisive factor is the click on "report to moderator" because in my opinion none of the mods actively reads this thead.
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@lovesmayfamilis, since you reported @Patrick2t2 for paraphrasing and he is still active, do you have any information in your reports about it - is the status unhandled or marked as bad?
It certainly wasn't marked as bad. Now I don't see it anymore. Rather, it was left unfinished. His post has not been deleted, since there are many replies in his thread. But I've been watching this account. It has been inactive for some time. In such cases, I assume that a temporary ban has been given. However, this is just speculation. edit  |
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Counter question, why are you posting here? The forum did not deceive you, 1xbit deceived you. Did you somehow find it, then after receiving the "standard" actions from this site, do you come to this forum?
What do you want the forum to do for you? Without going into another topic, look at how many complaints, similar to yours, we regularly observe here.
As has already been repeated here more than once, we can say that you have learned a lesson. How many more such lessons you will have in your life depends only on you.
Before trusting anyone with money online, look for as much information as possible.
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I had always thought that scammers make this kind of traps because if a small percentage of people fall for it, it is profitable for them, but I could not imagine that a user would fall into the trap for such a large amount. I certainly don't feel sorry for him, because on the one hand he was motivated by greed, and on the other hand, if he lost that amount I guess he is not poor. I feel worse when people who barely have enough to eat are swindled.
I felt the same when I read this news. Such amounts and no information about the safety of their assets only prove that if he hadn't fallen for the scammers today, they would have duped him tomorrow. Having a large capital is also a big burden, as it turns out. There is always a temptation to get into the wrong deal. |
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Let us try to be sincere to ourselves, do you aware that having the mindset of making money will restructure a beginner or newbies not to achieve their objectives, having the mindset of money will make a forum user to be conscious of making something tangible to succeed, let us have it in mind, money is a spirit and it renders quick response or quick achievement, because everyone activate thing that will give it money fast, and also pay attention to that.
I liked it. Motivation should always be. All great accomplishments contained an idea and a goal. Not everyone immediately understands their goal, but time plays for them. Therefore, we see people who understand the value of bitcoin, for example, and coming to the forum to participate in bounties, restructure themselves for further study and development of cryptocurrencies. |
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The above is my general information. I was a new person. Is there anything I hope you can help me with, thank you very much.  OP, keep in mind that by writing this post, you claim to be unique. I don't see any source from where you got this information. At the same time, after looking for matches, I understand that you are using a paraphrase of the text, again passing it off as your "creativity" I won't tell the moderators this time, but I'll set an example for everyone to see how well you've used paraphrasing. In the future, this post may be rated as plagiarism. Don't forget to add links to valid sources.  https://www.rt.com/business/543038-bitcoin-90-percent-mined/ |
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In all, my advice to anyone using a wallet or any other vital documents on their phone is to have not just secured and strong passwords on their phones. They should also ensure that they put passwords on their SIM cards (sim lock). That way, one is sure that the thief or whoever picked their lost phone won't be able to assess their SIM cards even if they get to remove it from the phone and insert into another.
Can I ask you a question? What can you learn if you pull out someone else's SIM card and insert it into another phone? I always thought it was just contacts. For me, it is not critical. In your case, I think that some important data can be stored in the SIM card? But I won't argue. We are from different countries, likely, I do not know something. And also, a complex password on the phone, how many characters should it consist of in your opinion? How long will it take for the owner to regularly use it by logging in? I prefer a fingerprint, or a photo, and the phone in the cold sometimes does not recognize my fingers and face.  |
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A bitcoin user lost more than 26 BTC worth $1.14 million to online thieves posing as MicroStrategy chief executive officer Michael Saylor.
Whale Alert stated, "this scam received the single largest payment ever to a fake giveaway."
Saylor said he reports the scammers to YouTube every 15 minutes, and they are pulled down hours later, but the criminals are relentless. https://beincrypto.com/bitcoin-user-loses-record-1-1m-scam-michael-saylor-giveaway/Another ironic story. For me, it looks exactly like this. A person who owns 26 BTC falls for the bait of scammers who, allegedly on behalf of Michael Saylor, promise to double his capital. Maybe I'm too skeptical. Having a decent capital in bitcoins, it would be worth checking the information on several channels than throwing away bitcoins, counting on increasing your capital. While those 26 BTC may not have been the last in his portfolio, and for the owner is not a big loss. |
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In my country, people are scared of the new strain, and instead of not spreading panic, they are instead escalating the situation. Having survived the early strains of COVID-19, everyone runs at the slightest sign of a cold to medical institutions, thereby creating a burden on doctors. But not everyone comes there with Covid, but because of the large accumulation, they also acquire this virus for themselves.
I do not see any problem with this virus, since there are many ways to treat it today. In addition to the fact that vaccines have been invented, so if people themselves are more consistent in their decisions, I think there should not be any collapse.
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After reading the first sentences, I accidentally remembered a recent article that in addition to the way you write that many entrepreneurs have gone bankrupt, there are other statistics. She says that in the last two years of the pandemic, billionaires have doubled their wealth. According to research, while 99 percent of people have become poorer, "the income of the richest people has increased from $700 billion to $1.5 trillion - more than in the previous 14 years - according to an Oxfam report." https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-worlds-richest-10-men-doubled-their-fortunes-to-1-5-trillion-during-the-pandemic-says-oxfam-11642426379From here, I get a big smile when you write about your pastime with gadgets and toys, compared to how other people's capitals grow at the same time. That's right: "Inequality kills" |
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