Members that I suggest trading with, from experience:

Triple: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=379898
Magnavox: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=397157

I missed seeing such professional projects in this section.

So, I've checked the site and I must say that It's a pretty good work. I came across a few things that I don't like though and I also have a few suggestions.

Starting from here, the alignment of the columns header and their content doesn't match. In other words, If the header is centered so the content of it should be.



Also, while searching for an address or a TXID, why does it find results like If it were a search engine? I think that searching for an address should be easy. Just copy-pasting, hitting {enter} and that's it, at least from a UX perspective, that's how it should be done, I think.

I've also searched for a TXID and It returned "Nothing found" for some reason, and then a few seconds later, without doing anything, the TXID showed up so I guess there is a performance issue on that part.

My last suggestion would be to make the "balance" of an address in USD as well, at least as a tooltip If not shown directly.

Aside from that, I really like the project and I hope it grows and If you need translations done in Arabic or French, I could do it.

You should be able to do so using Coinbase, BitPanda or Virwox. If none of these solutions is possible for you, just trade with individuals in Localbitcoins/Paxful or the forums.

Just make sure to trade with trustworthy and reputable members while dealing with other individuals because you'll be the one sending bitcoin which is irreversible while that's not the case for PP.

If you read the updates which can be found on the TOP of the original post, then this still stands. If not, make sure to do so.

Well, for now, I don't really see it happening for one reason. Whenever people trade something that involves bitcoin, they always see the equivalent of USD or other fiat currencies.

If you're referring to NovaTraderEx then I've done some research, I couldn't find much about scam accusations but it seems like the creator has been inactive from the forums since April and they also haven't posted anything in their twitter account since late June.

Why are you using this exchange in the first place? I can only see one coin that is not listed somewhere else and that's RPZ which have a pre-mine of 10 million coin, I would stay away from it If I were you and as for VitalCoin, It's tradable on C-CEX apparently.

Is it not possible that your computer is not clean and a hacker managed to get access to the API through it?

Unless the amount is so huge, I doubt that there will be any real investigation from the cops, to be honest. If Poloniex allows sending emails directly and not through their site, you could use mailtrack.io to see whether they're actually opening your emails in the first place or not, that might give you an idea whether they're avoiding to answer or they actually missed it.

I'm not sure If there are alternatives right there but I don't think changenow.io is something people want to be associated with anymore. But aside from that, the websites look very good, well done!

The trade itself happened using Changelly. If you contact ZelCore they'll probably contact the exchange in your behalf but you can contact the support for both changelly and ZelCore just in case and make sure you provide the transaction ID etc. so you get a faster response.

I think that every exchange out there has done some market manipulation at one point or another, just because they have not been caught, doesn't mean it didn't happen. Also, as of a week ago or so, Binance is no longer taking fees for listing coins.

It's also worth mentioning that they are developing a decentralized exchange which you could find a demonstration of on YouTube. I don't think that's something someone who wants to control would do. Until now, they've been nothing but professional and I don't think It's fair to be paranoid about them just because other exchanges failed to compete with them.

It's both Changelly and ShapeShift. I don't see how it's possible to enforce users to go through KYC personally but yeah, these partnerships with these exchanges are definitely not getting us anywhere. It's defeating the whole purpose of using crypto in the first place.

Here is Trezor's statement regarding this:

A hack does not necessarily target a single user. It's very possible that someone is trying to crack accounts by using credentials that were leaked from this forum in the past or even other websites.

Aside from using a strong password and having a clean computer, make sure to stack an address that you can sign an address from, that way, even If you get hacked in the future, the administration will help you get your account back.

I'm not sure If he's buying gift cards due to carding etc. but he's buying balance. You can add him using the Skype or Telegram he posted above.

A very helpful article but I felt like you could give more by providing more details when it comes to the services users can use as you're just speaking in general.

It's also worth mentioning that ATMs and exchanges that allow no verification could have very high fees.

I just bought 200$ PayPal from the user above, I'm still looking for another 250$, preferably with someone who could fulfill the whole thing.

I'm looking for 450$ PayPal for my Bitcoin using preev.com rates (1:1). The funds should be sent as a gift.

So no one's time is wasted, If you have a red trust, don't bother posting here, please.

I managed to get the account to Challenger I (+4000 trophies). It's still for sale for the same price. I will be updating the screenshots later today.

There was nothing stupid about using Electrum, It's actually a very good wallet. If the address is 3Nu1PgFGYdmVH8zKNSUXyXLAA2FS85RZAZ then he did receive the funds and they haven't been moved until now.

Did you pay an invoice like this? (I doubt it since the address has multiple transactions and I think payment processors generate unique addresses)

If yes, It's possible that you sent the wrong amount and the transaction wasn't proceded. In that case, you should be refunded, at least this is how BitPay does it.

If the user simply gave you an address, however, then there should be no problem as long as you paid the right address. You should also confront him about the TXID as a proof that he received the payment.

As the link above is not properly posted, here you can upgrade: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote

and you can find the benefits that come with upgrading here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2385104.msg24371150#msg24371150

There is no other better place then the bounties section on the forums for that. If it's a simple social media, signature campaign etc. then you'll most likely find people but If It's an actual job and your token is not being traded and has no team, no value etc. you won't find anyone.