Let me take a wild guess here: You have no experience whatsoever regarding the management of signature campaigns, right? You've been in YoBit all the way from being a Newbie and haven't got any experience from other campaigns, either as participant or as part of the runners, right?
first of all, lutpin. i am not in Yobit signature campaign until late 2015.
Oh right, there was that shortquite long period of time you couldn't participate in signature campaigns because of your negative trust from Vod.
One simple question there, then: Why should any advertiser choose you over established managers like Carra (although inactive lately), SFR, notaek, yahoo, hell, even Gianluca (who seems to overload himself currently with the amount of campaigns under his flag)? Give me just one reason, if you want to, the main one, the essential of your service. If that reason is that you are "doing the work" for less payment, then I'd suggest everyone to pass and select another guy for the job. Sig spam is a big enough problem on this forum, let's not encourage it with bringing up managers who don't know s*. |
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i still don't get it . what is theymos?
I don't get it either. What is theymos? And what is Raige? And Lutpin? Can anyone explain this to me? |
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I fixed the link (I think), thanks for informing me.
Don't think you did. At any rate, I've only found 2 of your logos being publicly availaible (that seems to be the problem here, not the link per se). http://imgur.com/a/3b22I |
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And on top of that you are an alt of a neg-tagged member, I'm wondering why neither I or anyone else hasn't tagged you already
Picking up on that one, I recently had a discussion with another member in PM about exactly this fact (the first, not the latter). Care to weight in on these accusations, OP? (@mexxer: Shoot me a quick PM, seeing if we're on the same track about this one.) |
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I'd like to ask OP a question: I manage a signature campaign, am I allowed to participate in the discussion about signature spam, or do I have to either shut up or drop the campaign(s) I manage?
At any rate, this thread belongs in Rep. I would report it but I'd rather not take chances with my recently gained 99% accuracy  Life is all about taking chances. my recently gained 99% accuracy
That's sweet  |
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- I see there are so many Signature Campaign threads in services (80% of Signature Campaigns are linked to Gambling Sites) which doesn't makes any sense in services section. I think, it should have a separate category for Signature Campaigns.
It was suggested many times to have a separate board only for signature campaign but still we haven't got any response from theymos. Not sure if someone did it before, but hope this one will be noticed. It has been discussed over and over again, not just once, but several times before. You're neither bringing up anything new to the discussion, nor will it be any different this time.
Edit: Auh, dammit you Lutpin :S
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This weeks posts have been counted and payments are on their way as we speak now.
I'd also like to congratulate eternalgloom on his rank up and confirm that he can stay with us, now that he's a Hero Member.
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Maybe if he has gf
Last time I checked, slave trading was illegal. Also, you're gonna have a hard time securing that particular sort of collateral. |
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All accounte here should be hacked and using a due diligence is always the best way .
True words, my brother, true words. (I hope your english teacher is proud right now.)
Why would he risk his reputation for a few dollars - it Just doesn't add up.
That's what he currently is doing though. Not saying that there isn't some blame with the two lenders aswell (there is IMO), but at the end of the day, "his reputation" comes down to whether or not he is willing to repay the damage done with his account. |
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Did you checked if your account is active?
It was pretty actively scamming, yep. Makes no sense to buy an account just to avoid loosing income from signature.
Let me quote his (former) accounts sig for you: "I don't post spam on the forum to earn off my signature". Didn't see that one coming, did you? Well if he wanted to post from a more trusted account then why not.
Maybe also take out a few reputation loans to get his trust back? [/sharkasm] Do me a favor and just leave, please? |
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This is directly to the persons that are trying to hunt me since badbear suspended me and banned my alts accounts.
No, this is a public post crying about them. Now some idiots come to mine trust making me get red,because they dont like who buy and sell accounts.
As you either have to work out the situation with whoever left you a rating or just live with it, calling them "idiots" might not be the best starting ground.
For everything else, have a read in DCZs FAQ over here. |
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He doesn't ignore you, he's just really busy (that's the "official" answer you'll be getting).
Anyway, since there's always some blame with you when the subject of hacked accounts come up, recovering those accounts isn't high up on his priority list either.
Worst case, you're gonna have to wait several months like some others did(/do), so unless you're extremely lucky, get in line.
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This event has got me thinking on how I could prove I am still in ownership of my account. I don't think I've posted a bitcoin address anywhere before. I could put one in my sig but that could be changed by any hacker.
Have a look at this thread over here. (You're right, according to bctaccountpricer.info, you never posted any addresses, or at least those posts aren't available anymore.)
Post one in the auctions section, they cant be edited.
They can be moved and edited though, as long as you're the OP. Hence I would go with my initial suggestion of the "Stake your bitcoin address"-thread, where another person quotes your post and even if the hacker changes anything at some point, that quote will stay unchanged (as long as the person quoting your post isn't in on the hack aswell). |
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We will see after admin reviews IP logs.
IPs tell almost nothing, it wouldn't be to hard for you to fake that via VPN/TOR/whatever. (Not saying that you did, I believe you to a point, but hell, stop digging your own grave here.) |
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-snip-
Till the day of today I only found 2 users who did not post ANY BS.
- Mexxer, who posted so many but all beneficial topic, which is quite an achievement tbh.
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There should be a bot to check how many post 1 user made in 1 thread, without making a useful contribution, so you can see we ALL do it and not just 'a few times'
A bot that can reliably tell "useful" replies from spam/crap/bullshit posts? Will you code me that please, as a campaign manager I'd be pretty interested in that. (Hint: ATM, no bot can do that, none.) |
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Remember the time that you told me that #2 was reserved for me? I remember.  Didn't you say you wanted to pass that on to me? 
Looking nice from the little teases, would be interested in the backside aswell, let's wait and see. |
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No as of now. I keep checking the address they were using
Care to share those addresses with us? |
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Regardless of if the hack was fake or not, I would say that bitmarket.io should repay both his lenders as it was his account that requested the loan and he is the one who is responsible for maintaining the security of his account.
While I think (and would like to point out that) it was careless to give out a no collateral loan without requesting a signed message (and even more to give one out in private messages, while not really knowing the borrower, like the other guy did), I have to agree with QS here, it would be best for bitmarket.io to repair the damage done with their account and repay both lenders. |
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I added a temporary negative feedback to try and add an additional warning, I will remove or convert to neutral if you prefer.
I've also left a neutral feedback for the time being, so people get noticed about it and this thread.
Any idea where/how your account got compromised? |
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