Yeah, like everyone else is saying that the domain is nowhere to be found. I guess OP that the website itself has been shutdown by its owner/s and was able to successfully scam people already. Based on the domain name, I wouldn't even put any amount of trust from it.
LOL, what? cashlowinvest for what? the name itself is already dubious as most of the legit investing companies have a special name to their domains and not just like this cashlowcowinvest or whatsoever.

Before it wasn't like that image that you've posted when you just have to paste the TXID and it will calculate the fee. I didn't see that process several months ago so maybe it was already updated or I just can't vividly remember if it was there.

But this was the process that I was able to encounter when I've used them, it was manual. I've messaged on that telegram account based on the instruction they have for mining/acceleration and they were the one to estimate how much I'll pay as they replied back.


I can't find the message or the conversation that we've got on Telegram, maybe they have deleted or cleared the history already. There are the other steps from step 1-4, my memory isn't so good nowadays but prolly I just shortcut and jumped to step 4 but it did worked.

I have experienced using Binance acceleration with one of my transaction that has stucked for a long time, I have to do it since I just wanna try it out and it charged me like $20 for the acceleration. The website is directing people to their telegram contact and that's how I contacted them and gave my TXID and it has estimated how much I need. I just obliged since I've been waiting for that transaction to get confirmed for a very long time, you won't believe it because I made a mistake for broadcasting it until it didn't hit the fee that I've set. I'm not sure if I'll use them but did helped me though.

As long as there is money to scam, they won't stop. We even saw people going to sell their souls for a buck and that's why it doesn't matter how much it is. For the victim's side, it doesn't matter a lot but the reaction of the scammer is true you've said, he's going to be motivated more and will keep going on because there are victims willing to get scammed for that amount.

Yes and it's been helpful not just for the newbies but to everyone.

We become talkative in real life when we meet someone who's in the same interest as us. But take it as something that you are interested about but don't reveal that you're already into it. Always talk as if you're a newbie in real life so that you'll get to know on who's actually in and who are just trying to know people that are in. I know for a fact that there are people that just distinguishing people who are into the scene so that they will have an idea who are the people that they can attack just in case they have ill intentions to us. Ensure that yourself is always on the safer side and don't get overwhelmed when the talk is all about profits that you've made.

Wow, I can't do that much risk on a 16 row and that's why whenever I play plinko, it's just with small amounts but I like the risk taking confidence of that winner. Congratulations. $387 per bet, that's a lot and this guy has got balls and probably just did it like having a YOLO mentality. Anyway, a win is a win and this is a lot and he deserve that. If I'll manage that money, I can now stop working within this year and next year and just focus on increasing that through portfolio since the halving is just around the corner.

Information are all over the internet and things can be answered easily if you search the right keyword. And as someone who researches, make sure that you have to verify all of the details that you're gathering. As a newbie as well, you need to check too, you're not just there to receive information but you all can verify every details that are fed to you. Not just because someone you know tell you so, you won't check it. That's wrong, you can always check it on your own.

We just don't talk to strangers because you'll never know the intentions that they have and that might be the scary part of it when someone approaches you and that person caught you off guard. Don't be overwhelmed when a person asks you things that are important and you always need to be alert with it.

The same for me but before, it was really different and how I was like talking to anyone that shows interest to Bitcoin but after realizing that I need to take care of myself as well and need to be observant at all times.

To each their own as they say, for me, I just want to protect myself and my future but if someone asks me questions about Bitcoin I'll definitely respond because that's the type of conversation that I want to have. But of course, there will be grounds and it will also depend to the person that I'm talking to. We just have to be careful as well and we, as someone who's into this market, we can also be picky on whom we're going to talk especially if the person that approaches us and want to start a conversation about Bitcoin is kind of suspicious.

I agree, while the thought of having a retirement fund is there but for sure that most of the holders that have got a lot won't just cash out everything. The flow continues of how it all started and there will surely be some Bitcoins left on their stash that's still going to continue as their holdings. That is one mistake that I've done when I was starting, I've sold most of my holdings but good thing that I was able to recover and still bought some along the way before all of these crazy prices have come up.

I don't understand why they need to be scared of what? They've been holders and investors of Bitcoin for quite a while so, they know the timeline and what actually is happening. And if they're eager to take profits before a crash happens, no one knows when a crash will happen but we've got some clue and it's not yet this time. We're not even on a bull run yet or have maximized it.

And that's happening now. 

Let them invest where they want to invest, if you're solely focused investing on Bitcoin or you've got a larger portion of your stash on it. All you have to think of is your own portfolio and can even wait until 2025 which is like the pattern of the cycle.

How I wish that I'll be a millionaire but there are lots of it here in the forum that have been holding two digits of Bitcoin and that's more than enough for their retirement but still will patiently wait until the end of the bull run.

There are times that we're proud to be holding it for so long but you'll have that realization when you've seen news like those that I've linked. It's just best to be silent and choose the people you'll talk too about Bitcoin but if it's with finances, maybe some little bit of casual talk that one may mention Bitcoin about it. While it's true that people that have lack idea about what Bitcoin is, mostly are negative and skeptic on it.

And if we're going to analyze it, before it was the non Bitcoiners think that Bitcoin is just for the criminals. Going on to the present time, we are realizing that the bitcoin holders are afraid of the criminals(who's not?) and who knows that those that have been skeptic about BTC before are one of us how.

You can think of anything that you want to think. Whether it has already started or after the halving or whatsoever. What matters now is that we're actually approaching to the bull run and any signs that you're using for your speculation when it has started, it all matters to your satisfaction. Whilst many believed that the bull run has actually started, this isn't yet the actual or real bull run that we're expecting.

I'd say that it's a trap when we're actually done in the bull run and when it has been followed by a huge dump but so far, haven't we seen one? none yet.

Many are greedy but it's the typical season that we're seeing now. After this halving and bull run, many will regret that they've never taken their profits. So, when the time has come and you think that it's time to get profits, bull run or not, just mind your own business by that time because everyone's going to be busy with our own things.

Most likely and that's what everyone is believing. So satoshi played it really well and proven one attribute of bitcoin for being anonymous whilst him, pseudonymous. That address is unlikely going to send any Bitcoin for what the most of us think that it's totally lost forever.
It even came from him with the quote at the first post about lost Bitcoins forever and it's probably that he did it on a purpose. So, if there are more people sending BTC on that address, it's like the burn address that satoshi has assigned but there are other addresses that have served the same purpose.

If you think that they deserve merit, do it. That's how it goes if you think that they're meritable and high quality posts and helpful to you, you can even post the links here for everyone's reference and to see if many will agree to you. It's not just about agreeing that they deserve merit but if they seem to be good as well based on someone's judgement, then they're good to be merited. There have been a lot of high quality posts/threads that deserve more merits even the posters of it were inactive long time ago, it's like a legacy that they've left here.

Yeah, it was just a $22 but these guys will keep on existing and might just abandon that account and create a new one. Just buy directly these servers to the actual website of these cloud services and make your own account there for which I know that's what you'll just do after this. I understand that you're in a hurry and these scammers when they see that their victim are on that state, they're taking advantage of you guys. I hope that there won't be anymore victims on this type of digital sales.

While we're on the Bitcoin community and optimistic with this approach, we like to receive salaries in Bitcoin and that won't even be a problem to us even with the volatility. But with these government agencies, you just can't hope that they'll have the idea of what we're optimistic with and then apply it to them as soon as possible. It doesn't go like that as these sectors in the government can't settle for the volatility that Bitcoin has and their employees also won't agree to that part because they want to receive what they've worked for as equivalent to it. While some may agree that it's totally fine as they are also going to invest on Bitcoin why not accept it as payment so it goes directly. Again, it's not for everyone to agree with.

I don't think that it was an error. It was probably done on a purpose. Who knows that if this is just someone who has bought thousands of Bitcoin during the early days and want to thank satoshi for his contribution and he has done his part. But honestly, this is really a fortune of a lifetime that someone can easily drop off and forget about it. This guy/gal probably have a lot of money or BTC holdings and this isn't really a mistake but sort of token of appreciation and showing his/her gratitude to satoshi and bitcoin.

No, it wasn't a demonstration of ownership. Because if someone who owns that address, it's none other than satoshi himself. It is just a way to burn those BTCs forever.

You don't have to believe nobody because it's the genesis block address and only satoshi is the one who's known to have access on it but we don't even know where he is or might be dead and unlikely to come back.

As much as I want to promote Bitcoin on social media with my friends, I take care of myself because of the cases about $5 wrench attacks. It's okay to promote it to your actual friends but sometimes, you need to put boundary on whom you're going to tell it because you don't know some of the friends on your social media have been tracking your move and might go against you and will come by to take your Bitcoin. Take it for these examples:

• Elderly N.C. couple was held hostage in their home and robbed of $156,000 in cryptocurrency
• Kidnapped for crypto: Criminals see flashy crypto owners as easy targets, and it has led to a disturbing string of violent robberies

Are you sure OP that you'd like to keep your Bitcoins on a mobile wallet? I'll give + to Electrum mobile and Bluewallet. The last time I've used Bluewallet was long time ago and I had not experienced any single problem with it. As you can see, the debate about the safest really matters depending on many factors, good that you've asked this and I wonder in which wallet you'll end up using.

I've used Blockstream Green(Green) but not the mobile version, for me, it's easy to use and user friendly.

@OP for your other reference of mobile wallets;

• https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet?step=5&platform=android
• https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet?step=5&platform=ios