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I may also be interested depending on the price. How much are you asking for?

I generated 1Simi for this one. First time, so hopefully this works.

Address: 1SimipDZBRVcvfE5RV3UUjumy9yDpgyNE -
PartPrivKey: 5JEd7hxRWY652uzfGPtpfknCTE6B2bh4p14spHpYsPT7yY2N6wR

1Simeon was too difficult for me, even with insensitive case. I'll leave someone else to attempt that if they feel like it.

You didn't answer my question, and in general you made a pretty confusing post.

So is this what you think the proper declared value of the parcel would be? In which case, would you not then be incorrectly declaring value due to the loaded BTC on the coin (of which makes up the majority of all value)? If we are not counting the Bitcoin loaded onto the coin, then why should anything other than the metal's spot price be declared? What's to stop someone else valuing said coin higher and shouting about tax fraud as you are now?

I fail to see how, care to explain?

That is because a certain someone may or may not have sent a tip off to said customs. Not that you'd know anything about that.
Also, even if he marked his BTCC coins as $25 each there would be no reason for customs to seize the coins. The coins have no face value (in USD or any other FIAT currency) and are essentially just a hunk of metal with a sticker on it to anyone unsure on how physical bitcoins work.

I don't think I did bro

You said that you didn't want to engage in any 'illegal activity', or at least what you considered to be as such. I suggested that you didn't, and instead request for the 'full value' of the coins to be marked on the shipping (whatever you and/or Zepher decide that may be).

Indeed, let's just agree to disagree on this.

I never said it was normal; the speed of account recovery is generally rather terrible on this forum (and seems to have been for a long time). As to why:

If it were up to me there would be lots of changes made to the way that this place is run, but it isn't. It's not 'interesting' as to why I didn't answer your question, it is simply because I have no idea.

I don't feel like giving a rundown on every possible way that you could have put your account in danger, so it's best to just focus on getting it back. I don't see how that is trolling at all.

I've never had my Bitcointalk account hacked and probably never will. I stand by what I wrote, and you're probably only ignoring it because you don't want to accept it.

Thanks, you too.

Don't be silly. This community has some of the worst scumbags of any community I've been in before. Accounts get hacked and stolen on a regular basis.


I meant that I don't know why Cyrus doesn't recover accounts faster, so I'm not going to pretend like I do and give excuses for it.

Did you reuse the password anywhere else that could have been hacked? Was your password random, or made up of dictionary words? Did you log into your account anywhere that the connection could have been snooped?
There are several questions that you have to ask if an account gets compromised. Regardless, there is no point in focusing on how your account got hacked now; it is in the past.

As I said, account recovery is a low priority for staff to deal with (apart from special circumstances). It can be up to months before you get your account back.

I'm not going to make excuses for Cyrus as to why he may not answer, however it has only been a day. Wait a few more and try again if nothing is solved.

I'm not entirely sure what you're asking, so I will answer what I think you are.
In May 2015 there was a hack on the forum which released everyone's hashed passwords and such. If your password was weak and you didn't change it since then, it is possible for someone to bruteforce the hash and get your password out of it. That accompanied with account sales/scammers is likely a reason that a large number of older accounts are suddenly being hacked. Other than that, it is just people not using proper password security and paying the price for it.

Other than a staked Bitcoin address, how would you suggest that hacked accounts be proven (that does not take a lot of investigation/time by staff)? Email addresses and other such information is not proof, as that can also be hacked.

The optimal solution is not letting your account get hacked in the first place. Doing so is your own problem, and therefore a low priority for staff to clean up after.

That's not the Staff's problem necessarily. If you have sufficient proof, request a DT member flag your account until further notice (however if said proof was already given it is likely that this would have already been done).

It appears to have been updated since.

It won't be as easy as finding coins with a larger budget, but there are several options for those without a large budget. Keep in mind you will not be able to afford any precious metals like Silver, though you can still get some nice Brass/Plastic/Other tokens for cheap. Examples include:

• Satori chips, as mentioned previously. These are not made of metal, but still look rather nice IMO,
• Ometeotl and Quetzalcoatl coins (however I wouldn't recommend buying coins directly from this user for privacy reasons),
• The Bitcoin Penny (Website). These are currently out of stock, however there is a new series in the works coming soon,
• Cryptocracy coins. These coins are slightly over your budget, however you could possibly find someone on the forum willing to sell you them for less.
• Other poker chips such as the ones here.
  

You can also find other coins being sold by other users such as the ones here or here.

The main issue I can imagine you running into is shipping, considering the country you live in. However, you may be able to negotiate a lower price with some sellers depending on how much care you want to take.

You can ask an admin to change the password of your account, however for low priority cases this can take up to a few months. You can also reset your password via Email I believe, if you have an Email attatched to your account.
You should probably change your password, install a password manager like LastPass and save it in there. That way it can be very secure and you won't lose it.

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If a user breaks the rules of a signature campaign and the manager finds out it would make sense that they would be kicked/banned from the campaign. However, it is of course the manager's decision as to what they do with a user that breaks their rules. If the manager decides they want to allow the user back in, it is their choice.

While it can be seen by hovering over the QR code, it's not very intuitive. I think that showing the price would be a good idea.

Regardless, fantastic idea for a service. I may be giving this a try some time. One question however, what are your policies with logs?

I found the thread and was unable to navigate to a page number on mobile.
I expect that this was caused due to Arabic reading right to left, which causes bugs with part English part Arabic titles. Perhaps forcing Arabic to the left side (straight after the English) could solve this.

As some may have noticed, a new member of the Staff team has been promoted - rickbig41. Congratulations!

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Not to discredit or disrespect this event, however may I ask why this user has been promoted rather than others? It seems like a somewhat bizarre choice from my perspective. Congrats regardless!

You're being hypocritical again, I can't help but point that out. It's not my problem that you have some sort of a vendetta against Lutpin.

ACE isn't, and never will be a scam. Feel free to check on me in a year or two and that will still be the case. In the mean time, how's about you sell some more of those 'silver' bars?

FTFY.

Sharp as a brick as always I see.

I've never been to Paris, nor do I see why this is relevant.

I'll be expecting you.

Defcon has trouble with basic reasoning; if he thinks he is right then he will keep shouting about it regardless of how  much proof against him is shown.
The best thing to do is ignore him, if you try to disprove him it just shows that you're just another alt account sucking up to Lutpin.

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