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81  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] 🚀 Bitcasino.io 🚀 [Signature Campaign] 🚀 [.015 BTC/week] on: August 08, 2018, 04:14:54 PM
Now Bitcasino is filing fake cease and desist letters for trademark violation of using logos (WHICH AREN'T EVEN THE THING THAT'S TRADEMARKED LOL!) Grin Grin Grin Grin

Here's more context for everybody taken from my feedback report:

Sending "fake" cease and desist letters to try and immorally censor me, as you can see in this document which they sent and is claiming I violate trademark laws, which is not true.

https://imgur.com/GC1b52F

Furthermore, trademarks must be filed in the relevant country in question of the trademark violation. It is not.

Furthermore, "Trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark (or a substantially similar mark) on competing or related goods and services."

Furthermore, the trademark is for a word as it relates to website commerce, not a logo.

This trademark trolling and continued attempted censorship should show that you should not do business with these people or any of their companies.
82  Economy / Reputation / Re: Ponzi Promotion Jeremypwr on: August 08, 2018, 12:34:04 PM
Well, thanks for your voices guys. I do agree that people knowingly participating in ponzis is bad, very untrustworthy, and very scammy. And this campaign manager has done so, and continues to do similar criminal activities to this day as we can see with his extortion of me to censor myself and also not abiding by deals he's made. Will the community ignore ponzi scam promotion now too? Let's see.

I don't understand what ponzi project is about since it is very long ago I think,but if someone involved in part of promoting the Ponzis then he deserves the red tag,so let the DT member will handle his reputations. Smiley

Yeah, every ponzi promoter has been red tagged by DT to my knowledge. So will they give an exception again to this extortioner? Doesn't really matter how long ago it was if the same behavior patterns are continued to today, repeatedly fucking over honest people and people who love this forum and don't want it to become a shit hole.

I didn't know people were literally taking part in Ponzis, facking lol the titles of those threads literally say, Ponzi.

IKR lol, there's no way to even say "I didn't know that it was illegal, or a ponzi" Says so in the title Grin and so this guy has continued this behavior for years without anybody seeing anything or revealing him until me, which I got a lot of backlash for. Insane, to be honest. Like others have said, he should have been tagged years ago so I could have avoided ever even having to deal with him. Well, time to make up for it now, honest people of the forums. Don't let other people get burned by this ponzi promoting, extorting campaign manager.

Really beating myself up I didn't dig deeper into this guy before joining his campaign. Fucking A, but after all that's why reputation by DT matters, so people don't HAVE to look into somebody for hours to see their negative behavior/negative actions.
83  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcasino.io's Extortion scam, customer treatment, campaign treatment on: August 08, 2018, 12:30:50 PM
This just in, as per PMs by other community members, is that Jeremy is also a known ponzi scam promoter. Wonder what other scams he's been promoting besides ponzis and these scamming casinos/sportsbets....



More images at https://imgur.com/a/HFHzJR5
84  Economy / Services / Re: 🚀 Sportsbet.io 🚀 [Signature Campaign] 🚀 [Up to $120/week] on: August 08, 2018, 12:17:46 PM
Just got forwarded information about this campaign manager by other users. Not only is the campaign manager a known extortionist with proof, Now it is revealed by other users that this campaign manager is also a known ponzi promoter. Guys, be very careful dealing with somebody like this who literally came out of nowhere a month or so ago to start promoting other shady websites, who I also think they are directly affiliated with in some way. Jeremy continues showing criminal behavior, and pumping his own scams up (like ponzis in the past) and trying to detriment competition in any way just like in the past too.


https://imgur.com/a/HFHzJR5



85  Economy / Reputation / Ponzi Promotion Jeremypwr on: August 08, 2018, 12:15:06 PM
Ponzi scam promoting user https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=137185

Hi everybody, recently in my dispute with a campaign manager who was extorting money he agreed to pay already in order to censor negative opinions about him and his campaign and companies involved with (below) some users thought to bring it to my attention that they also literally created their account to promote ponzi schemes and scams they were involved with, while trying to also make the other ponzi competitors seem untrustworthy. What do you think about the reputation of a campaign manager who is a known ponzi promoter and ponzi scam voucher? Why hasn't he been red tagged for the ponzi promoting behavior like other users? Being extorted by this user would have been completly avoided had somebody noticed that he was untrustworthy by promoting ponzi schemes relentlessly.  Let's talk about reputation. Do you trust the character of ponzi scam promoters?

(mass ponzi promotion)




(extortion of payment already agreed to unless censored)


86  Other / Meta / Re: Extortion (A Felony) Committed on Forums, Mod inaction? Against Rules? on: August 08, 2018, 12:09:47 PM

I am a valid asset to this forum, you can check my post history.  

I add value, whereas you are forever labeled as a pest and nuisance.


Somebody looked into your post history and sent me a little information about it. Is promoting ponzi scams (which you likely had owned, been employed by), considered adding value? Is that trusted?



87  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: jeremypwr Bitcasino.io and Sportsbet.io Extortion, Ponzi promoting, scammer on: August 08, 2018, 12:05:54 PM
Some people have been pming me about Jeremy's past as a ponzi scam promoter, operator, and most likely admin. Here's a new twist to all of this, as his account was literally created to start promoting ponzi schemes. But not just any ponzis, only certain ones he was connected with. And people are sticking up with this extortionist, ponzi promoting campaign scammer?



88  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] 🚀 Bitcasino.io 🚀 [Signature Campaign] 🚀 [.015 BTC/week] on: August 08, 2018, 12:02:25 PM
Just got forwarded information about this campaign manager by other users. Literally made the account to promote ponzi scams, vouching for multiple illegitimate users. Be careful with this manager guys, he's really up to no good. Extorting participants one payment he agreed to send and also a known ponzi promoter/voucher. How he was never red tagged for this is pretty unbelievable.


https://imgur.com/a/HFHzJR5



89  Economy / Services / Re: [5 spots open!] 🚀 Bitcasino.io 🚀 [Signature Campaign] 🚀 [.015 BTC/week] on: August 06, 2018, 06:46:44 PM

Okay, but just need to be more clear about your work. You have to be precise and concrete, then we do not have to ask you any further questions and You will not have misunderstandings like with @ WaffleMaster
You decide who will be accepted, but also you need to inform all other interested people that do not comply with your standards.
As you say, you always can learn something new here and improve your campaign management work.

You say misunderstand Grin everybody refusing to believe blatant picture proof that this campaign manager is extorting participants LOL
All so they can get a few bills from their criminal overlord for the failing campaign industry. Hey, if somebody is throwing free money out for nothing though, you gotta take that so I'm not really surprised the continued interest in something like this, even as bad as it looks.

90  Economy / Services / Re: 🚀 Sportsbet.io 🚀 [Signature Campaign] 🚀 [Up to $120/week] on: August 06, 2018, 06:42:31 PM
Would anyone be interested if I decided to extend this Signature Campaign beyond Friday?  Smiley

I think we(current participants) all will.  Cheesy
And here's a pretty big problem, when criminals are paying people to say good things about a company that they are engaging with. Everybody here is seemingly just avoiding talking about the extortion and censorship from this manager and company just to get a quick buck from the failing campaign signature industry.

91  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcasino.io's Extortion scam, customer treatment, campaign treatment on: August 06, 2018, 06:37:37 PM
That guy has been paid for the 1st week and then he was dropped by the campaign manager. Now he is throwing a temper tantrum, because in his deranged mind he has suffered $840 in damages for the next 7 weeks he won't be in the campaign. And because he shot his own foot by acting like a jackass now he is trying to belittle other participants in the same signature campaign... He is not due any money.

Say if you were dropped tomorrow from the 777Coin signature campaign for some reason, are you going to sue Lutpin for the remaining duration of the campaign you are not in for as long as it runs? Don't you think it's insane? Or maybe you should send negative trust and pester all your former fellow campaigners all over the forum?



Thanks for clarifying. I’ve deleted my previous post, I guess this shows there are always two sides to every story.
The campaign manager removed me in error, then agreed in writing to make it right. He didn't. Not only that, he tried to extort me for the payment he already agreed to send by forcing me to censorship to cover up his mistakes. You can listen to the sportsbet shills still being paid by the criminal, or you can actually look at all the facts and decide for yourself.

92  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcasino.io's Extortion scam, customer treatment, campaign treatment on: August 06, 2018, 10:28:06 AM
Between the negative trusted sportsbet campaign spammer shills and random people saying to lock threads, it's pretty easy to see that nobody really is addressing the real issue of extortion of agreed funds for censorship. They do this to people who want to withdrawal regularly. Even now, the official support is trying to censor me with false feedback Grin They don't even need me to expose them, they make themselves untrustworthy all on their own!

93  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: jeremypwr Bitcasino.io and Sportsbet.io Extortion, campaign mismanagement & scam on: August 06, 2018, 10:13:17 AM
he committed a crime ,punishable up to 20 years in prison, against me.

I genuinely laughed out loud at this. I can just see the headlines now: "Man to be imprisoned until 2038 for heinous crime of removing delusional spammer from internet forum bounty".

Once he's imprisoned, you should probably go after all DT1 and DT2 members - since red trust prevents you from being part of many campaigns, presumably they are all guilty too.

Thanks for the chuckle.

"Delusional Spammer".... Lol what? He removed me because he's a very bad campaign manager and count even count to 25 correctly. Grin And not even to mention that he actually committed extortion to try and censor my posts. My posts over the last few days revealing this is spam? Just because you get paid by him and don't like that he made the company, himself, and all his current participants look shady as fuck for being involved with him?

What is your delusional rambling about DT members??? No DT has been involved?

94  Other / Meta / Re: Extortion (A Felony) Committed on Forums, Mod inaction? Against Rules? on: August 06, 2018, 10:07:16 AM
My Positive Trusted feedback speaks for itself, and despite a multitude of recent attacks by this former disgruntled participant, Waffles has become a joke on this forum.

Maybe he should have listened to others and kept his mouth shut, rather than spamming threads, as he is now blacklisted from participating in any other campaigns.

Jeremy, care to comment on the criminal extortion for censorship instead of just randomly posting irrelevant and off topic things? Which you seem to only cherry pick? Which is even more suspicious...why are you trying to hide these things Grin

Uh...why are you posting your cherry picked 'untrusted' feedback?

Let's see what some real users have to say about you...weird, these dates should have been in the same picture, but you removed them?

"Pomerace99   2018-07-26   0.05000000      Tried extorting me for $400 after I paid him for signing up for a task. He said he had my real name and was going to track down my family on Facebook and make up bullshit"

"elsie34   2018-08-05   0.00000000      Retarted campaign manager"

95  Other / Meta / Re: How to report Member, not post? on: August 03, 2018, 07:18:15 AM
Yeah, I thought extortion was against the forum rules. Maybe it still does, haven't really gotten that confirmed or denied by the moderators who look at PMs. It's like a list of 5 people that are different from sub forum mods or staff.

You mentioned them earlier:

There's actually 33 specific rules of the forum, you can read them in this subforum actually.

Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

The only ones that refer to illegal activity are:

8. No threats to inflict bodily harm, death threats.
11. No linking to illegal trading sites.
17. Trading of goods that are illegal in the seller's or buyer's country is forbidden.

and this why your problem is not a meta issue:

19. Possible (or real) scams and Trust ratings are not moderated (to prevent moderation abuse).
It does say it is up to the interpretation of any individual and the rules are not set in stone. I imagined illegal activity could be covered between 11 and 17. Maybe not, though. I know scams aren't moderated, but illegal activity is. Even if it's just goods.
96  Other / Meta / Re: How to report Member, not post? on: August 03, 2018, 06:56:10 AM
Yeah, I thought extortion was against the forum rules. Maybe it still does, haven't really gotten that confirmed or denied by the moderators who look at PMs. It's like a list of 5 people that are different from sub forum mods or staff.
97  Other / Meta / Re: How to report Member, not post? on: August 03, 2018, 06:18:40 AM
There's actually 33 specific rules of the forum, you can read them in this subforum actually. As you're concerned with multiple threads, which are not duplicates and have different topics of discussion based on where they are located, you may want to refresh yourself with the rules.

So are you saying they choose to ignore all the other rules that aren't about post duplication and things of a spam nature?

No, I'm saying that's the main purpose of moderation.
I am very familiar with the rules. If you think that any post or PM this person has made breaks one of the rules then report them. Again don't expect them to get involved in your dispute over a campaign payment, that's nothing to do with the forum.
As for allegations of illegal activity that should be for law enforcement to determine.
Again, it's not about the payment, the error of payment, or anything like that. I guess you all agree I should go to the cops then. Interesting how that shakes out, if I even engage in it. Strongly considering it now that two people have said that's the best idea.

On a side note, all rules were basically written by Sirius who hasn't been an admin for about 5 years. Inactive since 2014 as well...post wise. Strange little bit of history as we started discussing rules involving illegal things. Sirius also thought that facilitating drug sales was also just about bad reputation, not being extremely illegal. Guess that was before DPR and SR days...
98  Other / Meta / Re: How to report Member, not post? on: August 03, 2018, 05:59:26 AM
but...isn't it their job to enforce the rules? LOL?? Isn't that why they are staff/moderators? LOL? They get a report about a duplicate poster, they investigate it, then take action against that person for duplicate posting... Uh, so what are you even saying lol. They just pick and choose what rules to follow?

It's their job to keep the forum free from spam not to get involved with personal disputes between members. People like you posting multiple threads about the same thing for example would be something for them. Someone having an issue with a campaign manager isn't. It is very simple to understand and two staff members have already told you.
There's actually 33 specific rules of the forum, you can read them in this subforum actually. As you're concerned with multiple threads, which are not duplicates and have different topics of discussion based on where they are located, you may want to refresh yourself with the rules.

So are you saying they choose to ignore all the other rules that aren't about post duplication and things of a spam nature?
99  Other / Meta / Re: How to report Member, not post? on: August 03, 2018, 05:46:01 AM
We're talking about documented crime with bulletproof evidence.

Staff members are not the police, admin is not a police officer, if I talk about trust issues is because the admin is in charge of the whole forum including trust system if I bitch about things is because I expect them not to take sides and do favors for their own beloved green members. what you expect from them is not what they are willing to do, can you understand?

If you want to go to the police for $900 then be my guest, people have scammed more but nobody gives a fuck about it. you are the one freaking out right now.
The value that was missed doesn't concern me too much. It's nothing to sneeze at, but not life changing that's for sure. The extortion is a pretty big deal, to be honest. It is literally a felony committed with aggression, so... Staff members aren't police in the way that they can literally lock somebody in a cage because of a crime, but they could definitely handle that crime in different ways on the forum to make sure the community is at least civil. Because again, if they allow certain crime continuously, I think that makes them liable at a certain point (not a lawyer but have had successful lawsuits/arbitration). Just like a marketplace that allows drugs or whatever to be traded.

It's not their job to investigate and make a decision. You've been told over and over.
but...isn't it their job to enforce the rules? LOL?? Isn't that why they are staff/moderators? LOL? They get a report about a duplicate poster, they investigate it, then take action against that person for duplicate posting... Uh, so what are you even saying lol. They just pick and choose what rules to follow?
100  Other / Meta / Re: How to report Member, not post? on: August 03, 2018, 05:32:02 AM
Filing a police report would not be a problem, but why must it go that far?

Because that's the proper course of action as staff member Flying Hellfish told you above. The forum will not act as judge and jury. If the forum was contacted by law enforcement seeking evidence that's the point they would get involved not because of your refusal to listen to all the people telling you that's how it works.
Damn lol, ya'll are hardcore. I'm not sure I want to get this guy's life ruined over this shit, but if that's literally the only way to have some sort of action by mods. Yikes  Shocked Why do police reports need to be filed like that lol and mods can't just follow the rules?

Let's see if staff steps in... like that'd ever happened...
So this guy was right about staff eh lol.
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