I feel I should comment on this. Several hours ago I started selling these codes on here. PauloLauro first tried to harass me via PM:


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then he tried to trash my thread and then he created this thread.

Now try to follow his insane (il)logic: first he blames me for "abusing and raping" and claims that because of me selling a few codes (codes that I already got) it will be blocked soon. But then he actually does something even worse than what he just blamed me for and publishes the way how to obtain the code so that it is blocked as soon as possible. That's what he just did.

Now all of you trying to get the code will indeed most probably trigger some safety measure and the codes will be blocked. I am not doing any of what you are doing now (signing up, getting a free trial, etc. etc.), I have already done all that several days ago so because of me and my selling nothing would get blocked. But now it most probably will indeed get blocked because of PauloLauro and all of you trying to follow his method to get the code. And when it's blocked then all of you can thank him.

This childish mentality is what we are dealing with here: if he doesn't have his way then nobody will get to use the code, that's how he thinks, like a 12-year-old spoiled brat.


And as for me selling the codes that I obtained for free, you all need to realize one important fact: all AWS codes sellers on this forum obtained their codes for free! Either because of their skills or cunning, one way or another they got their codes for free and now they are selling them here. I set the price the lowest that I have ever seen on this forum, i.e. 6%, and I think it's reasonable because those codes didn't just fell on me from the sky, I had to do something for it.


The kind of upside of this whole thing is that now everybody can see what this individual going by the nickname PauloLauro actually is about, what is his character, how he thinks.

From the topic text it kind of looks like you are selling Azure VPS with -200$ balance. Just saying.

Thank you for your kind review.

Yes, the code is rather unique and very specific and exactly for that reason I appeal to every buyer's personal discretion to not reveal the name of it in the open. Anybody can read this forum and surely it's in the interest of none of us if the subject behind this code found out. I have no clue whether they can do something, I don't know if a code can be blocked after it's been redeemed (surely Amazon could do anything if they bothered enough to), but I really do not want to find out.
Call me paranoid but I think it's just a common sense safety precaution.

I am not really a seller but I've got a few of these codes and only 1 can be used per account so I am offering the rest here for a very reasonable price.

Expiration: 2016-12-31

You can PM me or use the following autobuy link: http://selly.io/p/28563/a290a6.

If you already have some promotional codes redeemed in your account other than AngelHack2016, MLH2015 or ActivateStartups I suggest checking up with me first via PM so that you don't buy something you already have (though I haven't seen anyone selling this particular AWS code on here yet).

I will deal with any possible complaint or a refund request on a case-to-case basis, depending on the problem description, your trust rating and whether you followed or ignored my suggestion above. (I am not here to scam anybody but I don't want to be scammed either.)

If you are an established forum member (i.e. not a newbie) with a positive trust I can go first otherwise you go first (or use the autobuy).


I can give one or two vouches to trustworthy forum members with a positive trust.



List of scammers
Avoid these little lowlife fraudulent kids at all costs:

• white.walker  (proof here and here)

You are wrong or maybe you just intentionally lie. You are a seller and it's in your best interest to sell, therefore you will say anything just to sell.

Soon after that event I personally talked to Neteller regarding my plastic card and I asked about those various measures and they confirmed they do have IP checks and they also told me that if I travel to another country with my plastic Neteller card and don't let them know in advance in what area might I be using the card they may block it once I stick it in a foreign ATM or try to pay with it.

So that is the raw reality, or at least it was a few years ago when this all what I described here happened. Therefore I urge everyone to be cautious with Neteller products, let alone Neteller stolen/illegal products.

I bought quite a bunch of codes from the seller recently and I just received a gift from him and all I can say is wow! I did not expect that.

I would be careful with Neteller. Years ago I opened two Neteller accounts for 2 people, a married couple, from their home computer. The second account was immediately blocked by Neteller because "it was opened from the same IP address", regardless of the fact that they both had the same street address (living in the same household) and thus logically must have had the same IP address. Neteller blocked the second account anyway. I told them to forget it as it would be pointless to even bother trying to talk to such a retarded company. Thus Neteller lost 2 customers and possibly more as these 2 wouldn't keep the story just to themselves.
So if the seller here claims that I could actually connect to, and normally use, a Neteller account that he created from a different country (and possibly a wholly different continent) I wouldn't bet on it and definitely wouldn't put any money in it.

Glad you worked it out!
Maybe it's a feature, maybe the new MAC is from a different set so that you can see at the first sight what firmware is given device running just from looking at its MAC.


Anyway, I succeeded with lowering the CPU and memory load, the new config options are as I suggested:
and now (after hours of running) the both database files dbpools and dbusers stay untouched at 1422 bytes. So to my great relief I didn't have to actually abuse the source code at all. I also considered some additional flags that perhaps might increase the performance, something like:
but I actually never got to test it because I managed to compiled the whole thing so I don't run it with java -jar stratum-proxy.jar anymore, but this is very experimental and needs testing so I am not going to describe it just yet.

So I am not sure which of these changes contributed more to the final result but now stratum-proxy is actually taking less memory than eth-proxy (before it was taking twice as much as eth-proxy) and its CPU load is 0%, literally (before it was in tens of %):
(don't mind the .exe suffix, it has nothing to do with Windows; btw I compiled eth-proxy, too, so I don't run it with python eth-proxy.py either)


So I would say a success. When the author comes back from vacation (or whatever) and checks this thread I think he will be pleased.

Run along little scammer kiddo, nobody cares let alone buys your lies and bullshit. Your ignorance is striking yet not really surprising considering your early teen age.

To put an end to this silly failed scam attempt I urge anyone who would even think for 1 second about buying anything from this little wannabe please contact me and I will recommend you a trustworthy forum member who will sell you the real thing for half the price.

Now get out of here, kiddo, once and for all. From now on any of your next nonsense, lie or bullshit will be ignored so feel free to keep at your scamming blah blah blah blah blah, nobody will listen anyway.

What is there to report back about? These are cracked accounts. Either the login still works, for now, or the rightful owner already noticed and changed it.

Why does it have to be gmail?

If there is nothing from the miner after it issued the mining.multi_version request then it's apparently waiting for the response. Maybe a simple non-error response would do, it should be fairly easy to implement in StratumConnection.java and StratumWorkerConnection.java.

But actually maybe you should respond with the error, maybe it is indicating it supports some non-public stratum protocol extensions (which this proxy of course obviously doesn't) so you need to let it know to downgrade itself back.

Maybe it's actually this proxy's bug that it doesn't respond with error to an unknown request and keeps the requester hanging.

Here is some comment hinting it could be something proprietary and here is another hint indicating S9 might be using this way to signal which extension(s) it supports. So the proxy just needs to respond appropriately.

EDIT: if you are up for it you might want to have a look at slush0's stratum-mining-proxy and his stratum implementation to see how that would react in case of an unrecognized request. He invented the whole stratum thing so I suppose that's the best place to look as this java proxy should imitate the same behavior.

Or maybe it would be faster to just try the slush0's proxy and see how it actually behaves and if it does allow your S9 to mine then just sniff their whole convo and implement what's missing into this one.

What's there after?

And that is surprising to you? You don't see the red trust warning under his nickname?

I can imagine you would do that and then use it in an effort to argue that you didn't buy the account, that you are in fact the original owner. Yeah, right. And I am gonna stop bumping your topic, you don't deserve it! Now you will be all forgotten soon and your insecurities will rocket to the sky.

For a reasonable (reasonably low) price.

I think it depends on what identity you use. Just a common sense - if you are making accounts in the name of the same person with the same (physical) address then the IP address should be the same; if it's a different person with a different address every time then the IP should be different. Simply, it should correspond as closely as possible with how it would be if it was genuine, that's just a common sense.

I haven't got to try it yet but I checked the source code for what min/max values can be and all the *-sampling-period ones can be set up to 2147483, which means it would make one sample every 24 days, and the *-history-depth can be set to 0 which means that whenever the data is to be written all the previous data will be deleted. But it seems to be easier and cleaner to just physically delete all that hashing/samping/whatever redundant code and then delete all references to it. I just want proxying which this tool does flawlessly. There is only slush0's stratum-mining-proxy that I found that could/should/would work (with Lyra2RE with Nicehash; my use case) but it doesn't have any option for a failsafe server which I think is quite important feature so I would like to stick with this program, just without all those bells and whistles that I don't need nor want.

Of course Neteller vcc does work with AWS, I opened 3 accounts with it several days ago, and you apparently don't have the slightest clue what a DID number is. Stop your lies and bullshit and get out of here, you little pretentious scammer kiddo.

Well, any newly created AWS account is limited to 2 regions at first. This limitation is only temporary. So if I were you I would just launch a free tier instance in all those accounts and keep some benchmark running in them so that they are not iddling and then just forget it for a month. Then I would simply open a case in the support center and ask for the limitation to be lifted. Once that is done then, again after some days, I would fill the SES form and see what happens. You can always sell them as 2-regions-limited but if you wait a bit and do a tiny little work maybe you will manage to upgrade them into full accounts and their value will rise. That's what I would do if I were you, anyway.

I don't know anything Indian-related so can't help you there, sorry.

If you want to create the AWS accounts yourself then all you need is some identity and a matching vcc and some phone number where you can receive a call and use dtmf. Presumably you don't need a different vcc for every AWS account, the same probably goes for the phone number. When I needed more accounts I just simply opened them in my name and used a different vcc and phone in each of them simply because I have that many vccs and phones but I know it's not necessary. There are legitimate use cases where a person needs multiple accounts because they are running different projects in each of them and they need a separate billing, so they just open another AWS account with the same vcc and phone and I guess a different e-mail address.

But all I am talking about is a normal use, people who do this in bulk are maybe/probably doing things differently.