Guys, do you realize that this thread was posted 5 years ago!  

I don't think so, I think all their time and efforts are dedicated to the development of the new forum (aka epochtalk).

I may understand that in some cases you have to add a member to your ignore list, but what I don't get is why some members put a whole board into ignore!
There are many boards that I never visited since I joined the forum (mainly local boards) and didn't have to ignore them. Am I missing something here!

The ironic part is that they don't even have to do it by themselves as there are many ICO service providers that will do all the work from writing the white paper, creating a website, managing social media accounts... just name it, all that for few hundred dollars.

I think because he is using http instead of https (BTW it was whotookmycrypto who mentioned it not Baofeng, sorry for that) 
There is nothing to fear, I just used virustotal to scan it and the result was 100% clean

It is better and more accurate in fact.

I  don't know why you included the statement of Vitalik Buterin Satoshi mentioned it in his white paper long before that. Bitcoin white paper, read the 6th section "Incentive".

There are many online tools that can be used to retrieve the target URL. All you have to do is to copy paste the shortened URL and you will get the original one.
Baofeng justr stated one of them which is redirectdetective.com and here is another one checkshorturl.com

You can export chat history and save it on your device at any time. Now if the addressee decides to delete the conversation in fear that it can be used as a proof against him in the future, you will still have a copy of it.

To export chat history: -select the conversation you want to archive
                                  -click the "thre vertical dots" button
                                  -click "Export chat history"
                                  -select which type of content you want to save and the path then click export.

Just don't connect your device to public WI-FI networks unless you have to do so.

If you are connected to a public WI-FI make sure to access only HTTPS websites and never transmit any sensitive data.
Also make sure to turn off "file sharing" on your device.
 
A hacker on the same network will try to exploit old vulnerabilities, hence, a good practice is to always update all your softwares to patch security flaws.   

I received an email from them too, two days ago. But, unfortunately, they rejected my application and asked me to upload another document.
I did so and I am waiting for their reply.
I don't know how much time reviewing applications will take though.

Obamarules1 account has been nuked according to bpip.org
He is using another account to sell paxfull accounts: giannisyelich

Proof: same email address

Another alt: sweetalabama "tagged"

@OP, it doesn't mean you are not guilty too.

It is not profitable anymore. You are not going to lose money when joining Airdrops,  but it isn't worth the time you are wasting and submitting KYC documents.
Even if you receive the coins, seeing it listed on one of the big exchanges is far-fetched.

اذا من الأفضل تجنب التعامل معم فلا يوجد سبب لتخاطر برصيدك
لا تعلم ما الحجة التي سيقدمونها في المرة القادمة

من عيوب هذه المنصة أنهم يحذفون عديد العملات باستمرار. للأمانة يقومون بإرسال ايميل للتنبيه لكن يمكن أن لا تتفطن له. السؤال هو لماذا لا يقومون بإرسال تلك العملات لمحفظتك بشكل ٱلي و يقومون بمصادرتها عوض ذلك؟

The one who replied here is not the real Blazed.
This is the link to Blazed account: Blazed you can send him a PM from there.
If you can provide more details, maybe there are more accounts involved in this SCAM attempt.

FB also introduced this feature but you have to delete the message within few minutes from being sent.
I only use these platforms to stay updated about crypto news and projects I am interested in.
When it comes to concluding deals, I ask the other party to contact me via email.

بالفعل أخبار الأعطال و الاختراقات المتكررة لها تأثير كبير خاصة على من ليست لهم معرفة بهذا المجال
و يظهر هذا التأثير بشكل ملحوظ من خلال نزول الأسعار لاهتزاز ثقة المستثمرين اذ يسارعون للخروج بأقل الأضرار.
المشكلة الكبرى أن المطورين أصبح اهتمامهم بالربح أكبر من اهتمامهم بالتطوير و تحسين الخدمات

I think it depends on when exactly he got tagged, before creating this thread or after.
If it was posted after he got tagged then it is more likely he made up all this story to look like a victim.
You can only see the date when he received those tags not the exact time.

DdmrDdmr is one of the most valuable members on this forum, no doubt about that.
Not being a regular trader doesn't mean you can't spot scammers effectively. Besides, one of DT membres duties is to tag SCAM ICOs, hacked/sold accounts(...) which doesn't require any trading experience.

The only inconvenience here is that he is not that active in tagging scammers.

If the hacker didn't change the email then the real owner can change the password again via email recovery.

I am not sure, but I think if the hacker's IP was in a totally different range from the real owner's IP then the account would get locked for security reasons.