OP you will actually get better ANN designers if you are paying them in Bitcoin. I am not sure if you posted this thread in Altcoins subsections by mistake but the users who visit this section are obviously the bounty spammers apart from some well known members who take time to read thread topics and reply accordingly.

My suggestion would be to first declare what payment you will do to the designer, then post in the thread OP. If it is in Bitcoin, move the thread to "Services" and if it is in Altcoins, move the thread to Marketplace (Altcoins).

You need to decide on whom to use as an escrow for the payment too. Remember that if you want quality work from this forum's top designers, escrow is a must.

Rest assured the Services section get a way high volume of traffic than the other one and way more quality content providers.

But I am not sure what you mean by moderator here. I believe you mean someone to run the ANN thread? Or like a community manager? But you will get someone to do that similarly too.

Exactly, however the OP might be one of those who are brokers in the real estate business but I would rather use the local authorities to get help than contact someone saying that they are a broker on an internet forum with no past connections to other known users.

The real estate business is filled with problems from everyone trying to siphon off money from the plot buyers. I would never trust anybody who is posing as one. Of course the OP may be a legit person too but in that case I would expect them to at least post a reply here within one week which has already passed. Instead they posted a telegram ID and left. More red flags that they are attempting a scam.

I hope they dont come back with blockchain and real estate vaporware again. We all know how those ICOs (<read scams) ended up.

You have any specific ideas? That would better to way to start than declaring yourself as developer in which case you should also provide some work portfolio which are verifiable, so people know whom to hire.

Sounds like you are trying to mug someone.

That indicated you are going to run a pump and dump scheme.

Sure nothing is impossible but you want to fly to the moon with no rocket then you are living a fool's paradise.

You post seems to be childish gibberish and some contact details. If you are looking for professional work here as a developer, do as instructed - post your portfolio and list your skills. Also read what @Lanatsa said, it might help if you really are a developer looking for freelance work.

Jating is right though.

We learn from a lot of sources. One of them is our mistakes. Newbies often fall prey of them and thats all the scammers need. In that sense it is useless to fight the scammers since someone will always get scammed and that there is no other way of controlling them on this forum. So what we have to do is to make people aware, since that is the only option left in our hands.

Why are you looking for such coins anyway? If there is no secondary market to sell them then those coins are essentially worthless. If you think that one fine day you will see them listed and their price will be next to bitcoin then you are being fooled. Crypto is such a sector which is worse than the wild west. Here you will see shitcoins everywhere and you cannot trust any project's team members words.

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Moreover anyone dealing with the OP please be careful not the send first, but to use an escrow from this list :

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It is never a bad/pussymove to use an escrow. Trust only the escrow when dealing with a username on the internet. Send them a PM here first as well to verify that they are same on the site and telegram if you use it to deal with the OP.

Negged him for now.

I think a type 1 flag should also be opened and added to the OP. Users who are developing methods that allow scams to be done are equally guilty as the scammers themselves.

Of course members are considerate towards users who change their ways but the way this person is promoting their services is very shady enough and thus others need to be warned before dealing with them. They are in no way willing to redeem themselves and are thus parasites living on innocent people's money.

We cant say that social media is promoting the ponzi, rather it is the method to promote the site. From their standpoint it is not wrong but of course cold pitching DMs on twitter are very common but as long as you are only following users who are real and you know them in real life this problem should be minimum.

The ones who get their DM box spammed everyday are the bounty hunters because they follow a lot bot accounts and these are nothing but made to spam these DMs with offers, referrals and plain scams.

15% monthly profit, they would become millionaires within a few years if it really was possible and end up bankrupting every bank. If people dont use their brains to understand this then nothing can be done for them.

Hey there, I dont like to barge in on other campaign threads but I will give you some free advice. I went through your post history 1st page and I can see you are only attempting to join any campaign that is launched or has a spot open.

This has a negative impact on you getting selected for the campaign. After all the company who is hiring you to advertise the project wants quality posters to take up the job. Hhampuz is only a middleman here.

My suggestion would be to move out from any paid signature for a few weeks and post like a normal human would do in any thread that raises your curiosity. That way your posts will become more organic and you might even gain some merits, the lack of which is also a subjective marker of the user's posting habits though not complete.

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BTW, are you the original owner of this account? Or did you get it from someone?

You might get some buyers for those PSUs in the global Marketplace>Computer Hardware section.

The S9 is no longer profitable to mine with like what deadsix said and thus you are at a loss if you bought them hoping to mine some bitcoin with it. Sadly this is the current scenario of the mining niche because race for the new hardware cripples ROI of the older hardware.

Ah come on Pmalek, stop outing the noobies and treating them like adults. They are kids after all.  

Let these kids earn some free coins. After all they live in a world where money comes for free and they dont have to work hard for that. Stealing other people's work is fine for them. After all this forum is their office where they get wet dreams of getting paid for doing nothing.

It is one of the "properties" (<I like to call it that) of using a mixer. It does what its name suggests. It mixes all the coins and then dispenses them back as if they were never different or coming from different sources. But correct me if you may.

That is the reason why many mixers have been targets of both the good and the bad people. Good in sense that authorities have tried to track down criminally acquired money from logs stored on mixers and use that. Those mixers were not actually secure since they did store the logs for longer periods, unlike the ones running successfully here. Bad in the sense that innocent people can end up getting tracked here too. However these are pretty remote possibilities but mixers shutting down has been a thing in the past.

A 10% discount is normally given to the investors. But a whooping 50% discount? Like begging people to buy their coin (<<make that scam)

If the team is anonymous, they are not to be trusted. People may argue here just to make themselves look good that crypto is about anonymity, but they are using a biased statement here. Running a project that is publicly traded, they need to be known and legally approachable.

But we know how these "projects" end up dont we?

I know this seems like an abuse of the power this forum would give its users since we have not heard of the other side of the story.

Hear me out: I do believe the OP to be a straight up person and that 1xbit is a scam site knowing their past history and reports of confiscations. However it would be better if the accused would put up some information as to what they are knowing.

Otherwise this becomes nothing but a kangaroo court which is what has happened to social media and ends up being smear campaigns.  

Again I respect what the OP has said and considering they took their time to describe properly in the opening post, they are true from their side unlike those random newbies crying "freebitcoin is a scam/primedice is a scam" thread that we see every few weeks in this section.

Both flags supported. I am on DT2 so you should post in LoyceV's thread to get more "opinions". Doing so always brings in more users who are willing to check these threads and give their vote.

Off forum selling sites are always used to scam. I hope you have learnt your lesson there. We have some trusted users selling codes and stuff try dealing with them and not some newbie on the blocks.

Also do not trust anyone who says that they can refund you for a scam, that is a double scam. Reminds me of the "hack" of some cloud mining sites whose name I dont recall, but they came back as some regulatory agency saying they have info and asking for payment for the same. It was a nice trap to scam some more money out of those victims.

This could have a good side to it too. For example regulation in the stock market is the reason why pump and dump is not always possible to such an extent that it becomes a eye sore. This happens a lot in crypto - like every other day you can find 400% gains on a certain shitcoin that you never heard of.

Again the money laundering and criminal money hopping issues is also there which need to controlled. Of course the fear that people have that legitimate users are going to fall in trouble is less because the regulators know that legit users exist and thus they make their systems in such a manner that such users are not punished but criminals are detected. That way many scammers are hackers could be brought to punishment since crypto has become a safer haven for them than fiat.

IMO, this can be a new step in crypto if it is realized in the proper manner.

Well I think you should stop looking at the winners chart every week.

I can guarantee you that it will a long time before you actually win because the chances of gathering the correct number of tickets is low and also because your brain is having that obsession that you can win the next one. This thing makes you want to play more and more, as long as you have control over it you will be fine. But dont let that thought control you because if it does then it is a thought that generates frustration and gradually hopelessness.

The 1ticket lottery winner was a very lucky one. I would say even luckier than the 200$ faucet roll winners.

These are biased statements which have been debunked long back. It is their personal choice to invest and I can see a lot of the older generation who are almost ready to enter the three digit age figure willing to take part in ICOs and thus get scammed of their money. Majority of ICO telegram groups are filled with them and the number of younger users there is again comparable.

You have to understand that human beings have to work to get a living and thus the concept of investing comes to them at a lot older age when they sit down to look back at their life. So eventually the newer methods of keeping money is shown to them and thus they take part in them, not knowing to apply discretion.

JPM has his own propaganda as well. They are investing in bitcoin too. Bottomline is that you cannot trust the words of any human when it comes to investment. You have to trust yourself.

They have a 1BTC cap for withdrawals on non-KYC accounts as per what they have written on their "Verification" page.

As long as you are a small cap trader or a bounty hunter is attempting to sell their tokens you should not have any problem but if you are looking for some serious trading and having a bigger daily volume to trade with then it is not for you. For that go for a exchange which is having some better customer support and less withdrawal fees than Hitbtc and also where you get yourself verified first and link your bank account.

Obviously this is not possible for countries where bitcoin is banned.

My fellow bitcointalk member, dont take the campaigns as something of a competition where you need to work hard to survive. That kills the essence of these campaigns. Take it as a fun filled challange where you post at your leisure and then you get some appreciation for that. Same can be applied achieving merits on your posts.

So keep it simple and dont burden your mind by overthinking.

You are paying the electricity and the internet usage.

In terms of the amount spent on electricity and internet I think it is not a bad choice though. Giving some time per day to make some rolls be it less than 6 per day should be good. You might end up winning something big, who knows, fact is that your efforts were very low in requirement. But as long as you dont let that become the only thought in your mind you should be fine.