No, you don't have to. You can buy a copper membership as described in this post : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2385104.msg24371150#msg24371150

If we allow all the newbie accounts to post images, it wouldn't be hard to create bots which overload the servers by uploading a number of images at the same time. No bot developer would pay per account to buy copper membership.

If you give admins posts in this format, they're likely to not do anything.You should try to make it easier for them to take an action quickly without having to navigate links. You don't really want them to open profiles and then check the posts. Either way, this thread is only meant to report ICO pumping accounts.

If they're copy-pasting stuff, report them in LoyceV's plagiarism thread.

Put him on ignore and lock this thread. Forum is beautiful as it is

Trying to sign a transaction which requires multiple signatures. Other party have done their part and forwarded it to sign and broadcast from my end.After selecting Load Transactions -> From Text -> (Paste the transaction here), nothing happens. The dialogue closes but no transaction is seen. Is this a known bug in electrum or I'm missing out on something?

Oh I almost missed that opt-in part. If members have subscribed for the service then it's totally fine to send them a PM.

@Loyce - The best way to do it without a lot of programming would be Selenium Web Drivers. I had a similar situation a few days back where I'm suppose to forward the same message to a number of contacts on WhatsApp. I used a Selenium Web Driver to open What'sApp Web which reads the contacts from a data file, searches them in the WhatsApp list,if found a message is sent to them.Took me about 3 hours to set everything up.

Are you being sarcastic? I will instantly report any PM coming from a bot.

That's even worse. Basically, you will be paid for spamming PM's with unsolicited advertisements.

Wrong.Where did you get that information from? (Being someone who constantly keeps digging deep in their new 'I'm not a Human' AI stuff, I'm pretty sure it doesn't work that way)

- > It all revolves around risk-analysis which is the underlying principle of reCaptcha.

- > I won't elaborate much but once the captcha is initialised on a webpage, that is the widget, information of user's browser is sent to the server.Data about site's cookies, Ip etc are also sent to the server where it is run through their 'risk-analysis-engine'.(I don't think this engine is open-sourced to know how stuff happens internally).

- > If verified successfully by the engine, a shared token along with  the IP address is sent back in the response.Additionally this resides in the browser as a cookie. If an IP is white listed,it doesn't matter how many accounts you use to login with the same IP, captcha re-captcha will always allow you to pass. Unless you are making a number of requests at the same time which often is the case when a DDOS takes place.

- > Basically, the first verification from a particular browser/IP/human checks which are ran through the risk-analysis engine decides if that IP should be white-listed.


Provided, they are changing IP's, using a VPN and or using incognito tabs. 

Now I'm starting to doubt your company. Not because whatever OP mentioned but you're dodging the questions asked. Why is your website down? Why did you hire a low quality translator for your website when you have successfully raised 20Mill? If you cannot explain this, I will certainly start taking OP's claims more seriously.

There are couple of services which provide similar service.I'm not sure what exactly you're looking for but I will list whatever I could find anyway. Also, I haven't really used any of these services so do your own research before using them. I'm just listing down all of them hoping luckily you'd come across the one you're looking for.

https://www.coinpayments.net/merchant-tools

https://github.com/Paybear/paybear-samples

https://gourl.io/

I agree with you.Although python is super fast when it comes to stuff like AI and calculations but building a scalable architecture is always been the C++'s thing.On a design level, it falls down to the language you're using is compiled or interpreted.Although Go is suitable for such project, I wouldn't recommend it since it doesn't have a big of a community hence C++.

We're on the similar pages here.

The way I see it, right now the thread has irrelevant content with no actual proof from either ends.All I know is the website at http://cubaaz.io/ is shut-down and I would like to know why? If the site is shut down, what about the money investors had put in your ICO?

He proved your website is shut-down and it is?

If the case is on bitcointalk and not in a self moderated thread, anyone with interest is free to take 'interest' in the case.

1.The title is very misleading. How it can be the biggest bitcoin paid campaign when there are clearly 'risks involved'?

2.Successfully raising the soft cap is a good news but it doesn't guarantee that they will be able to reach the hard-cap for whatever reasons.

3.You are ban evading and promoting shady projects with false information as this one.I request you to edit the title and move this thread to Alt-coin bounties or something.There is no bitcoin involved right now and doesn't guarantee it ever will be.

You remind of the type of people who are ready to do their KYC's for the bounty tokens.

Have been there and I admit, people have threatened to hurt me in real life and rape my little sister (if I had one). Knowing that my dox resides in a cloud, I'll be exposing myself to a number of criminals.

Thanks! I hope mprep/hilariousandco notices the thread and bans them accordingly. It's obvious all of these thread bumping accounts are newbies which don't intend to rank-up or earn merits.Creating a new account to post in an ANN thread is easy. Even if the accounts are banned, account farmers would make a new one in minutes. Maybe forum staff should come up with some rules which will restrict newbies from posting in newly created ANN threads.

You're not the only one : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4482056.0 Apparently, the support is going to sort everything out by Monday. And FortuneJack being an 'unreliable' place to play is an old-news. You might as well need to post your conversations you had with their support here for you to be taken seriously.Not that I care but from their campaign manager,

That wouldn't work out or be an ideal solution to the problem. Posts are subjective, I can confirm I have come across posts which I find highly useful over the posts which have good number of merits. One would be limiting to a number of posts by using merit as the only filter segregate good posts. For instance, if I had activated the 'Show only merited posts filter', I would have never seen the post which turned out to be most useful for me.

Bump

Initial Source Offering - Sounds New. Why don't you elaborate your thread a bit more instead of that cheesy message? Have heard about Security Tokens which are suppose to be future solution for the scam ICO's but offering sources  is not heard of. Will you be operating legally? As in obeying with the SEC stuff which also enforces taxes and stuff ? Most importantly, could the sources be traded on the exchanges? Are there any exchanges which support your idea?

- If you can disclose the profile, they should be tagged for begging merits.
 - Why are you hiding the profile anyway? It's good that the merit sources are disclosed so when a merit beggar like him shows up, it will be easier for DT members to tag them.

I checked that out and your proof is solely based on google images. Have you tried messaging them about the same? I mean what if they actually are in the same team and working remotely? How would you distinguish a legit linkedIn profile used in a scam ico from the original one?

First thing first, bounty participants are too careless when it comes to things like finding a legit ICO.If you are going to spend a few weeks/months advertising someone, you should at least take 10 minutes out of your copy-pasting life to check if they're promoting a legit company. Reputed bounty managers will do their homework but what if a bounty is managed by someone new to the forum? Their reputation/experience wouldn't count hence bounty participants shouldn't blindly advertise whatever they see.