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This scammers are still managing scam projects and scamming investors.
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Beware this project has scammed most of its bounty participants and locked their bounty telegram group and claiming to have already paid all of its participants.
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100% probability it is another scam project from those group of scammers that lurks in this forum.
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No doubt it is a scam project trying to scam newbies because they are asking for a Stellar private key to submit to its site to be able to use the wallet. This hacker/scammer will do anything to scam/hack people.  |
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The case already resolved and it looks like the problem is from the third party KYC system.
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Update June 7,2019: Case resolvedImusify probably scamming its bounty participants.Ann: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4327428.0Bounty: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105001.0According to some members of this bounty it is asking for KYC and they require all participants to send proper documents like passport or government ID and an additional KYC video but the problems is that they are rejecting government issued ID even it clearly shows on the requirements that government ID is accepted.
And one more thing I tried joining its telegram group and asked them on the telegram group about the fail KYC process and the admin immediately kicked me in the group without any explanation.
Imagine doing a video KYC and still not accepted?PS: i'm not a bounty participant and I don't participate on bounties, I'm just a small time investors that lurks on crypto related forums to find wrongdoers and expose them.
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Anyone received tokens yet. Let's know so we can track the payment. Hope to receive mine soonest.
I checked the spreadsheet and seem no one receive the reward yet. I am excluded in the campaign but I'll just watch you guys receive the reward, also, I'm waiting for OP's reply on my concern. Looks like you are using more than 30+ of your accounts to cheat on signature campaign.  |
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THIS BOUNTY MANAGER IS A SCAMMER DON'T PARTICIPATE ANY BOUNTIES THAT HE IS MANAGING BECAUSE YOU WON'T GET PAID.
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rules only for those who can't do anything and not for who have merits and power they're not worried about rules well its whole world problem not this little forums.
This idiot obviously does not know what does plagiarism means.  To any DT members in here can you check my profile posts because I created thread about alt account connections and they are still not tagged yet. |
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Added: This user is also ban evading
If this is true report them to moderator, they are obviously alt accounts.
Please use this thread for cases like this and to be honest there is much easier way to point they are alt accounts: ERC20 address: 0xD8bf9952d0e5d604d50779bb6292B36DE6A2c5ED
ETH Address: 0xD8bf9952d0e5d604d50779bb6292B36DE6A2c5ED
 Thanks for the help, I'll find more cheaters if I have time.  |
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User: skeedslayer28 BannedCopy and paste: New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern is the latest high-profile individual to be used in perpetuating a Cryptocurrency scam.
According to the Prime Minister’s office, various ads bearing her image have appeared on social media network Facebook with the intention of persuading citizens of the Asia Pacific country to invest in a Cryptocurrency startup.
To add to the legitimacy, the ads also allege that the New Zealand Treasury has invested approximately NZ$250 million, or ‘50%’ of its currency reserves in a cryptocurrency firm known as Bitcoin Revolution, according to Stuff.
“The New Zealand Treasury has just invested half of its wealth into a new project which the government believes will shape the future of the financial industry. The New Zealand Treasury now looks set to take the world of blockchain technology by storm. On Saturday, they finalized a $250 million deal with The Bitcoin Revolution, saying that ‘the future of finance depends upon people having access to the best possible resources’,” read one of the ads before they were eventually deleted by Facebook.
New Fraud Plan
The ads which bore the headline ‘New Investment Plan for Kiwis’ targeted different demographic groups with some of them aimed at those aged between 30 and 45 while others were directed at those aged between 46 and 65.
Late last year, John Key, the immediate former Prime Minister of New Zealand, was also featured on ads that appeared on social media platforms and which claimed that an investment of NZ$1,000 he had made seven years prior had resulted in a NZ$300 million fortune.
Such cryptocurrency scams are a global epidemic, however, and are not restricted to New Zealand. Last month, for instance, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) was forced to issue a statement warning citizens over a fraudulent bitcoin investment scheme which purported to have been endorsed by the chairman of the MAS and Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister, Tharman Shanmugaratnam.
Riding the Celebrity Bandwagon
In August the head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis, was also a victim of cryptocurrency scammers who used his image and person to promote a fraudulent bitcoin giveaway on social media. During the same month, the Twitter account belonging to the co-founder and CEO of electric car maker Tesla, Elon Musk, was momentarily hacked and used to promote a bitcoin and ethereum giveaway scam to followers of the tech billionaire.
Other high-profile figures who have been impersonated include the co-founder of ethereum Vitalik Buterin, Hollywood actor William Shatner, tech entrepreneur and cryptocurrency evangelist John McAfee, and the founder and chairman of Virgin Group, Sir Richard Branson.
Archived: http://archive.is/wZBLvOriginal: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/exposed-bitcoin-scam-used-zealand-112902861.html
New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, is the latest high-profile individual to be used in perpetuating a cryptocurrency scam.
According to the Prime Minister’s office, various ads bearing her image have appeared on social media network Facebook with the intention of persuading citizens of the Asia Pacific country to invest in a cryptocurrency startup.
To add to the legitimacy, the ads also allege that the New Zealand Treasury has invested approximately NZ$250 million, or ‘50%’ of its currency reserves in a cryptocurrency firm known as Bitcoin Revolution, according to Stuff.
“The New Zealand Treasury has just invested half of its wealth into a new project which the government believes will shape the future of the financial industry. The New Zealand Treasury now looks set to take the world of blockchain technology by storm. On Saturday, they finalized a $250 million deal with The Bitcoin Revolution, saying that ‘the future of finance depends upon people having access to the best possible resources’,” read one of the ads before they were eventually deleted by Facebook.
New Fraud Plan
The ads which bore the headline ‘New Investment Plan for Kiwis’ targeted different demographic groups with some of them aimed at those aged between 30 and 45 while others were directed at those aged between 46 and 65.
Late last year, John Key, the immediate former Prime Minister of New Zealand, was also featured on ads that appeared on social media platforms and which claimed that an investment of NZ$1,000 he had made seven years prior had resulted in a NZ$300 million fortune.
Such cryptocurrency scams are a global epidemic, however, and are not restricted to New Zealand. Last month, for instance, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) was forced to issue a statement warning citizens over a fraudulent bitcoin investment scheme which purported to have been endorsed by the chairman of the MAS and Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister, Tharman Shanmugaratnam.
Riding the Celebrity Bandwagon
In August the head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis, was also a victim of cryptocurrency scammers who used his image and person to promote a fraudulent bitcoin giveaway on social media. During the same month, the Twitter account belonging to the co-founder and CEO of electric car maker Tesla, Elon Musk, was momentarily hacked and used to promote a bitcoin and ethereum giveaway scam to followers of the tech billionaire.
Other high-profile figures who have been impersonated include the co-founder of ethereum Vitalik Buterin, Hollywood actor William Shatner, tech entrepreneur and cryptocurrency evangelist John McAfee, and the founder and chairman of Virgin Group, Sir Richard Branson.
That skeedslayer28 created a new alt account and you can find it in my post. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5071182.msg48002128#msg48002128This dude does a ban evasion and he is from the Philippines I assume, because he is using a Coins.ph main wallet. I also posted some of his pictures on my post. |
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Bumping a thread requires 24 hours. You'll be ban for doing so too. And base on bpip information about the user skeedslayer28 https://bpip.org/profilearchive.aspx?p=skeedslayer28 this user has been autobanned You can find a report here made by Kemarit https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg46946003#msg46946003 on the classic copy and paste shitposting. And if you observe their profiles, I am 100% sure that it is mostly his alt account. skeed has been autobanned by 17th of October then at the same day a new #28 named to kimmy has been born and it is mostly the reincanation of skeed the slayer. skeedslayer28 Date Registered: October 15, 2018, 03:58:26 AM Last Active: October 17, 2018, 02:03:00 PMthen....,, kimmy28 Date Registered: October 17, 2018, 02:15:13 PMLast Active: Today at 02:29:21 AM The best report to be made is ban evasionThank you for the information, I'll keep that in mind. |
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