To all the posters stating Yobit should not scam you because their signature campaign is doing really good :
Does the legitimacy of the website is decided by how good their signature campaign is ? Remember bitcoinbackfriday.info?
Not comparing yobiit with them,requesting OP to submit a support ticket or post in their official thread on the forum.
That's why I asked about the volume of the transaction. Might be a little too personal for OP?, but it would indicate if it's large or small. Obviously the larger the transaction the more worried I'd personally be if yobit or any exchange started acting squirrelly with the withdrawals. OP you might want to try posting in yobit thread or messaging them directly on bitcointalk if your support requests aren't being answered. |
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As far as I know Yobit is still actively paying out its signature campaign participators. I think it is wise for you to wait another few days before spreading FUD around this company. Otherwise my best wishes to you retrieving your coins.
I can confirm sig campaign payments are being made. OP, definitely need more information here. |
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yobit start scamming ,,,, be careful everybody
I think you're spreading a little FUD sauce around. I've never had a problem at yobit. Was this high or low volume transaction? Also are you even referring to BTC, or some shit coin where the wallet may be offline right now? |
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That is ridiculous. I've already been pushed out. When you have limited electrical power to expand your mining setup and have enough cash to only run at about 4TH/s with your power consumption you don't have a lot of options.
I'd agree on the purchasing aspect. Unless you have a couple thousand dollars to throw away and it wouldn't hurt you if you never got it back, mining is virtually pointless. It's incredible the small guys can even hang on at all at this point. It's still a great feeling though to know you have machines "busting their balls" for you to make some bitcoin at all hours of the day..
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This is probably terribly overused but it appears there's an ANAL pump  |
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Where's the rest of the mining power coming from?.. looks like the block explorer at darkgamex.ch is kill. Must be on the wrong side of the fork.
Nevermind, looks like emercoin.mintr.org is working fine. Perhaps I should learn some Russian... |
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Where's the rest of the mining power coming from?.. looks like the block explorer at darkgamex.ch is kill. Must be on the wrong side of the fork.
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Any news from dev? roadmap? Or just a pump and dump.
I don't think you could call it a pump and dump. No pump in sight (though I'm sure someone will do it) and no value to actually dump. The trade volume is < 1 BTC. Pumping up the price a little won't make serious buyers appear out of thin air. |
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Did the dev annouce winner of the contest yet ?
Yes that was yesterday. Addresses that won are at the front of the thread. |
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OP does make it really difficult for us to follow him:
1. He wanted to buy something with BTC, and since he did not have any, he bought them on localbitcoins.
2. He got them into his localbitcoin wallet. In my opinion, localbitcoins and the BTC seller did nothing wrong here.
3. He sent the BTC from his localbitcoins wallet to the address given to him by the person from whom he wanted to buy something.
4. That person claims that OP sent to the wrong address, and refuses to complete the deal.
So in my opinion, the person that OP wanted to buy something from is the scammer since he gave OP a wrong address.
It would really be much easier to understand if you listed the steps that you performed instead of giving partial and misleading information.
Onkel Paul
Good point. I think I may have read that totally wrong. Though as stated, it would be nice to have gotten all the information up front. Perhaps the community could have been of a little more assistance here in that case. These are the risks you take. OP has to read carefully and cover their ass when trading. OP, at least find solace in the fact that it could have been much worse. Could have been 3 BTC lost, or 30 BTC instead of 0.3  |
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Are there any other EMC pools right now?
It seems that these pools nobody does and they died. What a pity. Need more pools! I'd consider launching one. If anyone would like to see a second pool and donate let me know. I was going to do PPC in the coming week or two but I could do both without much extra work.. |
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Yeah, this is a clear scam. No question about it. Maybe contact Localbitcoins support or similar? Looking at that address he has already also transferred these funds forward to this address; 1QFE5EyF3MWBA6Vq1v4nd2m4LPzv1KemJ9
How about posting the user account name here that this person has on localbitcoins? Help someone else avoid or identify the thief. |
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Maybe he is jelous he is not doing that  Or maybe he hates fun  There are significantly larger wastes of time than mining this coin. |
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OP, I will partially fund this loan if you can fly to the US and meet me in person for a beer and pulled pork sandwich |
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Soon at 1 sat, serious shit Propably not  imo after finishing PoW will be light pump to 30-50 satoshi and fly down to zero like any other shitcoin Well it dropped to 5 sat at the moment, are we sure that after the PoW the price will increase? I think that can happen the opposite.... Not sure, but quite possible. Currently multipool dumps large amounts of coins... I'd think at the very least the dumping would slow down significantly. Also with the POS rate, why not buy a few thousand at less than 10 sat just for fun |
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Are you accepting new participants?
just follow the instructions in the OP, AFAIK there are no limits on the number of participants Thank you for your response. Btw what is AFAIK? It means "as far as i know" Yes they are definitely accepting new participants. |
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If you feel you have the technical knowledge to grow/support the coin, I'd say it's worth the work.
Timely updates and viable services would be key.
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Loans are for when you need some money to buy/get something urgently. Your trust rating does not matter, unless you're looking to scam in the future.
I highly doubt that you're going to this loan funded especially with such a big amount. You're probably going to get neg trusted as well.
It's not a big amount. X.xx was to denote "pick your price" I'll lock it. As I said above, let me know if I'm going about it the wrong way. Sans hostility would have been nice. And loans aren't always for when people need stuff. What about people that take .01 btc loans. What are you buying, a pack of ramen noodles? Locked. Thanks for the input... |
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I am seeking a loan to build trust here on the forums. Been here a while and it's neutral. Not sure if this is the right way to do it? Anyway, not looking for anything ridiculous. Offer an amount/terms. I would prefer to do business with a reputable forum member.
If this transaction, or you, can't build my trust rating for me or I'm doing it wrong, please let me know.
Thanks!
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Do you have 72 virgins to offer as collateral? People on here aren't stupid. Well most of them. Especially someone who has 50+ BTC at current prices. Offer up some collateral! Make this interesting |
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