Naravno, nikakav problem. Ovdje možeš pročitati i pravila foruma da znaš šta smiješ a šta ne smiješ raditi. U biti, dvije najbitnije stvari su da ne plagiraš tuđi sadržaj i ne spamaš bezvezne i bezvrijedno postove. Ako odgovaraš na više upita, sve to citiraj i smjesti u jedan post jer višestruki postovi jedan za drugim su također zabranjeni. Moj savjeti bi ti bio da ne pokušavaš da kontaktiraš potencijalne klijente preko PMa osim ako oni to ne budu tražili. Tipa, izabereš 50 nekakvih projekata i svima im pošalješ isti PM nudeći svoje usluge. Ako te neko od nih prijavi, mogao bi zbog toga dobiti ban.

Našoj lokalnoj sekciji uvijek treba svježe krvi pa uključi se u rasprave kad budeš imao vremena.

Jadan, možda je htio još nešto da zaradi i da ostavi djeci i unučadima kad njega jednog dana više ne bude bilo. A ovako sad nema šta da im ostavi osim ako prevarant i lopov ne bude pronađen. A bit će malo morgen.

Nasmija me ovo tvoje gladne glave i sjetio sam se da je vrijeme za ručak.

Upravo to. Ljudi ne vole da priznaju da su prevareni i ne preuzimaju odgovornost za svoja djela. Trebalo bi razumjeti šta je urađeno pogrešno, promjeniti navike, naučiti kako raditi ispravno, i shvatiti da me je prevarila osoba ili grupa ta i ta i da to nema nikakve veze sa Bitcoin tehnologijom. Umjesto toga, većina će reći Bitcoin je obična prevara, bježite od toga koliko god možete. 

A lot of the services and goods you pay for have a fixed value in USD, EURO, or some other fiat. So the amounts you send won't be round, and depending on how you earn your bitcoins, the UTXOs in your wallet aren't round either. Let's take signature payments as an example. You are mostly paid in a fixed USD amount converted to BTC. Therefore, it's unlikely that you will receive exactly 0.01 BTC. Getting 0.00991 BTC or 0.010005 BTC is more likely. And then if you are paying someone for some services, it's again usually a fiat amount converted to BTC. 0.00246792 BTC is $50 right now. Nothing round about that. 

I am not sure what you don't understand.

USDT is a token available on several blockchains, Tron being one of them. You can't transfer tokens without paying network fees in the network-native currency. That's why you need ether if you want to send ERC-20 tokens, for example. In this particular case, we aren't dealing with Ethereum and Ethereum tokens, we are dealing with Tron and TRC-20 tokens. To move those 3800 USDT (TRC-20 tokens), you need the network-native currency to pay the transaction fees. In other words, you need Tron. The scammer created a Tron account, deposited USDT on it, and probably set up a smart contract that steals any incoming Tron coins and sends them to a different address that belongs to the scammer. That's the whole idea. If you want to move the coins, you have to deposit some Tron. Any Tron you deposit is immediately stolen. No one can move those 3800 USDT because no Tron can ever stay in the account to be used for the network fees. It's a vicious circle.

All true, but if we can trust that the LastPass statement is true, the vault data is encrypted. Even if stolen, it still needs to be decrypted. But if/since there are better alternatives even to encrypted data storage, better use that.

Let's hope the safest place on earth doesn't stumble and fall down the stairs or grows old and starts forgetting things.

That depends. What you just described is not as secure as it would be if you started with KeePass from scratch without using passwords that originate from other software. If LastPass stores passwords or vault information on a centralized server somewhere (encrypted or unencrypted), exporting and importing that data elsewhere would be like exporting your seed from a hot wallet and importing it into a cold wallet and considering it to be cold storage from now on. It isn't. That data was still stored in LastPass' environment and we don't know in what form and if anyone might have accessed all or parts of it.

I think Twitter only reacts based on the reports of their community. I doubt they check and verify these things themselves. If many people report it as a scam, Twitter checks and deletes the posts and/or bans the accounts responsible.

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1. Random people aren't going to give you $500 on the street, so stop thinking it will happen online.
2. If the offer was legit, the person wouldn't have to contact you to help them. Everyone has friends, family, neighbors, acquaintance, colleagues they can ask for help.
3. Don't think of yourself as being special to receive this financial boost. You are only special if you fall for it.

* The above isn't directed to the OP. It's a general warning. 

Milik has officially joined Juventus on loan from O. Marseille yesterday. He has been brought to be a backup to Dusan Vlahovic in attack. Considering how defensive-minded Allegri is, I doubt he will play with both of them from the start.

I don't mind Milik as a backup, but I fail to see what strategy Juventus was following when they got him. Their first target was Depay from Barcelona. Depay is a completely different type of player from Milik. He can play on the wings or as a second striker, while Milik is a standard center-forward, strong in the air and physical. How do you target one of them and then get the other one is beyond my imagination. It's as if you wanted to buy a new car and you get a bus instead. Sure, they are both motor vehicles, but they are used for completely different tasks.   

How about an instant exchange? For small amounts, it could be useful. It's better than depositing, trading, withdrawing (paying withdrawal fees) on a traditional CEX. There is a risk of having to do KYC there as well, but for small amounts such as $10, $20, I doubt anyone would bother. I can't really recommend such an instant swaps platform because I have no experience on that front, but I am sure you could find something checking out what BestChange offers, for example.

Predlažem ti da otvoriš temu i u Services sekciji ovog foruma. Tamo su ti veće šanse da nađeš nekoga ko bi bio zainteresovan za usluge koje nudiš.
Link do portfelja kao i nešto više informacija o stranicama i projektima na kojima si radio bi bilo dobro. To će sigurno biti prvo što će te ljudi pitati. Žele da vidi s kakvim znanjem i iskustvom raspolažeš.

Vodi računa da ukoliko se budeš reklamirao preko Services podforuma, moraš bili voljan prihvatiti Bitcoin kao platno sredstvo. Ako ne i ako preferiraš altove, onda altcoin sekcija bolje odgovara tvojim potrebama. 

Mislim da ne koriste te zalihe za plaću moderatorima. Moderatori dobivaju dio kolača kojeg forum zaradi od reklama koje Bitcointalk i theymos prodaju. Ne znam da li se te reklame nude na tjednoj ili na mjesečnoj bazi. Onda u zavisnosti koliko je mod aktivan i koliko je prijava obradio toliko i zaradi.

Ovih 1000+ BTC je između ostalog trebalo da se investira u novi forum.   

Mislim da je vrijeme da se stari Ledger Nano S premjesti u tablicu sa hardverskim novčanicima koji nisu više dostupni i ne mogu se kupiti. Ovaj uređaj se više ne proizvodi a već neko vrijeme ga više nije ni moguće naručiti preko zvanične Ledger-ove stranice. Neki zvanični preprodavači ga navodno još imaju u ponudi ali i to je dok zalihe traju. 

You tried to cheat and you were caught. That story of a rainy day and your documents being in the car doesn't give you the right to use someone else's ID. I am 100% certain FortuneJack will not pay you your winnings. I don't think you will get your deposit back either, but maybe there is still a chance for that to happen.

If the casino returns your initial deposit, it sets a precedent. It gives scammers the incentive to try to lie and cheat. If their tricks work, they can earn some money. If not, their winnings will be voided but the original deposits returned. So I don't think FJ will be doing that. 

There is another problem here as well. If both IDs don't belong to the OP and he bought them somewhere, he might not have a problem to ask you to prove what you are saying and make that data public or send it to a forum admin/ trusted user. After all, the documents are not his, and he wouldn't care about who sees them. What are you going to do if he does exactly that and asks to have someone take a look at your proof? Chances are, you could be sharing someone else's IDs that got stolen/hacked from that individual.

So you were found withdrawing money from 11 or 12 Stake accounts into the same address. That most certainly means that all those accounts belong to you. You justify this by saying that the address used belongs to an exchange, that you are not connected to the other accounts, and that it's possible that all those other players withdraw crypto to the exact same address on the exchange. That's highly unlikely. But let's give you the benefit of the doubt. What exchange were you using? If your story is true, I should see the same deposit address if I made an account there. If that happens, that would confirm your story. So, which exchange is it?

Most probably because you weren't being investigated at the time. An investigation is a manual process. When they started looking at the accounts and followed the money, that's when they discovered that something was off. 

@matatan, @jmat2240
that's most probably a dude. Hot Asian girls trying to get random people to invest in x project is a well-known scam. Didn't you think it was weird that a "girl" on a dating app was giving you advice on how to invest? The dating app is supposed to be about dating and sex, not investing. 

I see. Thanks for the update. I assume Drukkola will deny these allegations and keep insisting that his account was fully verified. Maybe that initial message when the player submits their documents should be changed not to say that identity verification was successful. I am not sure what exactly it says. Something like: your documents have been received. You will be informed about the status of your KYC as soon as possible.

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@Drukkola do you have anything to add and explain why you have two different identities? 

Same old, same old.

The victim gets tempted with a bigger amount of bitcoin and is asked to donate or send some BTC to cover the withdrawal fees. Whoever does it, losses the amount they sent. If you think logically, you should ask yourself: if this is a legit offer, why can't they just take the fees they need from the coins they are giving me? Because there are no coins. There are only the coins you have, and they want you to send it to them.

Use common sense and stay safe!

One? Which one? Is it the FJ account of the user who created this thread?

That could then mean that OP purchased these identification documents from someone.
Was he trying to verify the same account with two different ID cards? Or was it just one card but the info on the proof of address document had a different name?

It's on the users to secure their Coinbase accounts just like any other online accounts. If you get phished, hacked, social engineered into revealing something about you to someone else, that's your fault. I am pretty sure they have all agreed through the TOS that they can't hold Coinbase responsible for having their accounts hacked or losing access to them. There is surely a clause in the agreements that allows the platform to freeze, lock, or require security checks from their users whenever they want to.

There is only a case if they are found guilty of trading what the SEC considers crypto securities.

The only person who has mentioned this particular site on Bitcointalk is BitGoba on our local Croatian forum a few days ago. This is the post. He came out of nowhere and has started writing good posts. I don't know if he has any personal experience with the mentioned service, but you can always PM him and ask.