Thank you. Those scammers. I appreciate the feedback.
DO NOT USE CRYPTOMIXER.LTD ITS A SCAM
Why would you create a false flag against my profile, though? You got scammed by a phishing site which God knows where you got it from, so How is this my fault? Come on, take the huge L for your carelessness and DYOR next time. |
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Hey @eXch.cc, according to what's said on your website. Your service is Cloudflare free. Definitely one of your biggest selling points for someone who is in search of some level of privacy when exchanging their coins.
But then you use Cloudflare DNS according to whois. Now I am not too informed about how websites work, maybe I may learn a thing or two here. Can't a Domain Name Server be used by Cloudflare to gain access to your website's traffic there by compromising client's privacy?
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eXch.cc, could you please explain why you felt that this baseless rant deserves so much merit?
Maybe because they felt OP has a good point and admin himself admitted about the danger posed by using Cloudflare as other members have already quoted, so I perfectly understand why they sent OP that much merit. I have seen useless posts receive high amounts of unnecessary merits. There is no need to crucify the "meriter"  |
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Can you discuss how this ended up getting resolved? Having similar issues
For starters, create a fresh scam accusation like OP did. Follow this scam reporting format. make sure you include all the necessary evidence to make your scam accusation legitmate. [b][color=black]What happened: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]Scammers Profile Link: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]Reference Link: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]Amount Scammed: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]Payment Method: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]Proof of Payment: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]PM/Chat Logs: [/color][/b]
[b][color=black]Additional Notes: [/color][/b] You are also going to keep pestering them until they work on your issue in case of any delay. History has it that they have a habit of taking months to resolves issues, that is if they are to resolve it. |
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The link is contained even in an email FTX sent to me or other users regarding the claiming process, so it's a legitimate link For those that are not aware, the deadline to claim your debt from FTX is end of September. https://claims.ftx.com/From there you login as usual, 2FA as usual and confirm your email. Now I am confused because on Step 3, it says "KYC is recommended but not required". Says you can skip KYC and move to Step 4 to verify balance and Step 5 to file your claim. However later it states that you must begin your KYC process and file your claim by Sept 29. Any claim of a customer with an unverified KYC status will be deemed unverified and the Debtors reserve to object such claims on missing or incomplete KYC info. Does anyone know what this means? I would KYC if I knew 100% I would get back at least 50% of my funds. If in 5 years, all I get is 10% then they can just keep it and not going to bother with this. KYC is not required for you to proceed to step 4 and step 5, but it does not mean that you are not supposed to KYC afterward. KYC before Sept 29th is required for final verification or you may not receive anything |
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When I tried out Binance it was confusing as hell. Ofc I went there first, but it was too many options, confusing interface as soon as you switch out the newbie mode. Tried to go to support (they had 24/7), was met with a chatbot. Couldn't trigger a real agent. Never came back.
Welcome to crypto, where you have to teach yourself new things, especially exchanging aspect. I think you were a little impatient or uninterested in learning how these exchanges work. Even me, I was once a noob and exchange interfaces were so confusing, but today I see no problem after several trades. Also checked out the link you said, the poster themself withdrew their argument because of these comments:
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They have valid points actually.
Valid or not, you need to weigh and see which side has more points. As far as I can see, the negative outweighs the positive. If all exchanges behaved like HitBTC. The count of their scam accusations here would even be higher than HitBTC which is not as popular as coinbase, Binance, Kucoin today. |
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Not gonna lie, this is my first time hearing about both exchanges. A quick search around the forum shows they mostly list low tier coins/tokens, but the reviews are really so bad on Trustpilot. I would use such exchanges with extra caution.
Maybe send test amounts or wait for the token to get listed in a trustworthy exchange.
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Gambling or any form of addiction starts with you helping yourself. When you are an alcohol addict, you keep away from material, any place or situation that might lead you to become an alcoholic once again. Same thing with gambling or online gambling. After self-excluding, you should have abandoned all the email addresses related to casinos or at least unsubscribed from receiving the promotional offers/materials. Stopping addiction takes a lot of sacrifice, lest any small triggers put you back in the state where you were. |
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Was it his forum account that got hacked or social media accounts, if social media account how do he get to sign a message for account hack? I was only thing signing a message could be possible here and if such person couldn't prove it then we can say such account is hacked. Sometime people can be too funny he might even signed the message if actually he wanna claimed to be backed.
Looks like you have not been following. The hacked account is his x.com account, and people lost thousands of dollars because they decided to blindly follow a tweet supposedly made by a hacker about some NFTs. Now, how is someone supposed to prove that their account was hacked on not? |
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Also, we know Real Madrid lost some palyers in this transfer window like Benzema and we thought they were going to have problems with finishing the ball but Jude Bellingham had an amazing performance and he scored goals for his team. That's why this player is also chosen for the best paler in the month
I don't I am still not comfortable with Jude Bellingham being the one to find goals for Real Madrid. What if he gets injured? What if teams figure these out? The fact is that without a top-notch number 9, Real Madrid is going to struggle in the long run. I am A Real Madrid supporter, but I am not impressed yet. I saw this kind of thing before with Federico Valverde until he stopped scoring. We struggled, and this was when Benzema was still with us. |
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Diagnostic-Code: smtp; 554 5.7.1 Message rejected under suspicion of SPAM;
It means you already sent them mail, which they received it. Please wait for their support to respond. No need to send multiple messages as they will be flagged as spam Hello ! 06.09 I sent funds to the mix until today there is no transaction however the entire amount came to the required mixer wallet immediately. 07.09 I sent an email to support but have not received a reply yet. Thank you !
Please give them time to respond to your message. They sometimes take a few days to respond and rectify the problem, but they have always resolved the issues that come up. |
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Hello, i have a problem with coins which i got from cryptomyxer. As always i was trying to change btc to usdt on fixedfloat but my order was stopped and money was hold. Support service wrote me "Your order was stopped because we received information from our partners that the funds in your address were obtained by criminal means. Your exchange is now being processed by our security team. Email us at info@fixedfloat.com to contact our security team. If you prove that the funds are not obtained by criminal means, we will definitely continue your exchange". Messages to mailbox of Cryptomixer didnt get my message. What to do in this case? 1. Be sure the correct URL is https://[banned mixer]/ for the clearnet and http://[banned mixer]/ for the tor mirror. What you wrote is cryptomyxer 2. Most centralized exchanges like Fixedfloat hate obscured transactions because of their bullshit AML policies. Why are you using a centralized exchange that has KYC/AML policies in the first place after mixing your Bitcoins? It's like you just wasted your time mixing the Bitcoins. Now they are going to ask you for KYC verification and they will deanonymize your transactions. Always opt for privacy focused exchanges like; More here: https://kycnot.me/Anyway, let's wait for a word from cryptomixer, but I don't think they will help you that much. |
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To be thorough, it's better to include the receiving address in the signed message.
Thanks, i will consider that next time |
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I can confirm that I have received the loan. I am now locking this thread. I will unlock it towards repayment time Thanks mate  |
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Did you already follow my advice? Or just keep talking without to try first some suggestions from the community and users. All delisted asset can be access exactly from the link I gave to you for the process and tutorial. Then, just check the withdraw avaiable (If showing ERC20) just created a wallet who are supported ERC20 Network). Some people just can't be helped, can they? The instructions are pretty clear, but they are too lazy to even read through. I wounder why someone would even do crypto if they can not read or do some research. These are the kinds of people that end up getting scammed in these streets. Maybe they will learn from experience. |
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Send me your address (usdt trc20).
Thanks for the prompt response It is; TG1Gbv18sjV3jXvBKAz2sEioqtLkjmZkmx |
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I am seeking for a 300 USDT loan for a month with a 10% interest rate payable by 8th October 2023 Loan Amount: 300 USDT Loan Purpose: Urgent and Personal Loan Repay Amount: 330 USDT Loan Repay Date: 8th - October 2023 or earlier Type of Collateral: N/A Signature from my staked addressStaked here:-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is to prove that I am still in control of this Bitcointalk account (username: Jerometash) on this day 8th/09/2023 and that no one else is trying to acquire a loan through my account.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1qkhse2xjm9wyaswgxrjny7l8td25z724d24qvgh
IGr+lBxOmj0oYGIQ5E4bR8QnkoUsNl7ieu9YpjId8t4dSMPm0tl41z9qv22yamJPo9Jv/c+ogxGLM9D3v6A1Bxo=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- Signed using Sparrow Wallet. USDT TRC20 is preferable due to lower fees, but I am also open to using Bitcoin. Any interested members can alert me in this thread or via PM. |
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I'm pretty familiar with Visual Studio Code, but I do not know which particular add-ons to generate the graph. Further question, Does the graph generation process only require the smart contract code, or is it necessary to input some compiled smart contract address?
Just the smart contract code. The name of the add-on you will download is Solidity Visual Developer: Surya - call graph for active editor. Once downloaded. Enter your smart contract code in the editor, Head over to View, select command pallete (shortcut for this is CTRL+SHIFT+P), search up "Solidity Visual Developer: Surya - call graph" and click on it. A graph will be generated |
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Hard to know if he is a live or not, but there's also life outside this forum. Even you, a day will come when you log out of this forum for good. In most cases, it will be without any explanation or warning, just like it happened to a number of notable members in the past.
So if there was anyone who knew what happened to him, they would have already shared with us in the forum by now
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At first did you do KYC before depositing on the exchange?
Initially. It was possible to create an account or multiple accounts on Bitmex and trade without every going through any sort of KYC verification. All one needed was to verify the email address, but on 28 August 2020, everything would completely change after announcing that every user would have to complete mandatory KYC verification on registering or before trading on the platform. |
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