It seems you are one of the Wasabi staff? Currently, only two wallets that I know still operating with this feature Sparrow and Wasabi but I don't think if these wallets will stay until next year because the government seems trying to wipe out all services and wallets that can be used for money laundering. Do you think Wasabi will be still available until next year? I saw this news recently - https://coinchapter.com/u-s-citizens-locked-out-wasabi-wallets-shocking-ban-amid-crypto-crackdown/I tried visiting the wasabi wallet website, and I was greeted with this page  So much for anonymity and privacy. It looks like the Censorship has finally won. |
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I haven't seen anyone who was given a red tag because they made use of AI; rather, what they have been given as a warning is neutral to warn others of their involvement in AI usage.
Just like plagiarism. AI generated post spam is more a moderation thing. The neutral tags left on the account help user and campaign managers keep track of such users just incase they don't get banned by the moderators.
Has any one made a thread with well known posters trying to write like AI. I don't know any. I just know one where people who use AI to make posts are reported. My interest has a few points. Should a guy copy every post made by me and feed it into An ai generator that attempts to write like I
do?
If you did do that would my new posts look ai?
As of now, the common AI bots seem to write content in a specific way easily noticeable by anyone sharp even without using an AI content detector. Maybe Grok can be a little subtle |
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Having said that, if any entity requests KYC in order to continue using their services they should at the very least allow those customers that do not want to continue being their customer the opportunity to withdraw their funds before closing the account. I am unsure how BC Game operate in this respect therefore maybe someone more informative will address this.
From what I have seen, several times. It's mostly exchanges that follow that kind of procedure. Where if you refuse to submit KYC verification, they will disable your account and put it on withdraw only. I think the approach of asking for KYC right before someone deposits makes much more sense to me. The casino is already centralized and can ask for KYC at any time, so why not just make the customer verify right from the start. That way, if someone does not like uploading their documents, they won't register. If a customer wins a large sum of money, they will just be able to withdraw without any KYC inconveniences since the account is already verified. |
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@abdo91, you have so far made three scam accusations regarding the same issue, which still won't help if you don't follow what some members have advised you to do. Instead, the mods might just start deleting your repetitive scam accusation. You have been told to at least file a complaint with Casino guru ( https://casino.guru/complaints/all) or Ask Gamblers ( https://www.askgamblers.com/casino-complaints). They will be compelled to respond to your complaints over there. |
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I found the network become congested because many users are minting EPIC which started with the epic sat inscribed. Regardless of whether you love BRC20 or not, it just exists and has a large market capacity.
Even ICO scams had very large marketcaps back in the day, where are they today? Those inscriptions or whatever names they give them are just scam and you people are fooled into wasting your time and money on them. Right now the excitement and hype is clouding your judgement, but when reality finally sets in, maybe you will remember what you have been told in this thread. |
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Maybe because those feedback are 8 years old and two of them are untrusted? I understand, but even if the feedback is more than 8 years old, and it states that the account changed hands. I think that should be a good reason never to trust that account ever until maybe the original owner recovers it. Sometimes I see loans in the lending section that I don't understand, they seem to me like a bomb ready to explode,
I see them too, but I guess the lenders have bigger balls than we do  I haven't found a closer connection to this account, but if you follow the merit submission for all accounts, it's very noticeable. If you also notice that they have one scenario: appearing on a forum, applying to a company signature, receiving a loan, some activity, and non-payment, I think, and have repeated this many times, that another account will soon end up with a flag. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=525508I hope this is the last one from this farm. Due date: 2024-04-27 Last online: 2024-04-30 Date today: 2024-05-06 I think it's happening. Shasan should go after his altcoin profiles as well if he has an account there. |
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I wonder whether JoinMarket has the enough power to survive the current "tsunami".
JoinMarket is decentralized but they will try to target market makers to reduce liquidity. I kind of wonder why centralized services always take up the masses and become way more popular in a short time, while their decentralized counterpart may have even been around for some years, remain unpopular and with low liquidity. From exchange services, wallets to mixers, the pattern always seems the same. Are some people just allergic to decentralized services, even when they know that such services respect their privacy as compared to centralized ones that just sell them off to the regulators? |
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Narcos.Exchange What a choice of name! Sounds more like an exchange for narcotics. Don't you think you are going to have LE riled up from the word go? Out of curiosity, what inspired you to choose such a name? You say your platform used a third party known as simpleswap which is popular. Why would a person use your service instead of directly dealing with simpleswap? |
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How I hate services that use a bump or shilling service. It clearly shows that the exchange has dishonest practices and can never be trusted with one's money. So I advice members to take precaution when planning to deal with EasySwap.biz
If they attempt to continue using a bumping service. I am going to tag all the fake bumping accounts plus OP.
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This real hurts  Shasan, why do you ignore such warnings when giving out loans? | | Athertle | | 2015-07-11 | | Reference | | This account was put up for sale on 7/9/15. Any dealings after this date will probably be with a different owner; deal at your own risk. |
This account shouldn't have got any money from you. Not even a sat. Especially when they were not participating in any signature campaign. I feel sad that some of your profits are going down the drain in just a few says |
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Obviously, lack of knowledge. You can have $1M in capital and still blow off your account if you do not know a clear strategy on how to make profits over time. Profits should be looked at from a percentage gain perspective rather than from how much is in an account.
If you lack capital, then what is the point of trading?
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OP, what's the point of opening multiple accusation threads in this forum. One is enough. |
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for both of you just read the reputation thread I opened and maybe one day you will understand why Blackjack.fun is a SCAMMER https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5495165.0He could have finished it long ago and donated 30USDT, but he did not. In this case, you don't need a high IQ, because an average IQ is enough to understand why he didn't. I know why. It's a very lame move for you to just open a thread in the reputations board complaining about Blackjack.Fun and then immediately locking it. What exactly are you trying to achieve? People will stop taking you seriously and start looking at you as a troll and time waster. Just saying. |
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Hello guys, I left the thread a bit abandoned. But from now on, I'll follow it again  Glad to have you back in the forum We were wondering what had happened, especially when some members would drop in some complaints in the thread, and they were left unanswered/unresolved by the support staff. We hope you are here to stay and have another exciting run. Being an old reputable casino, you always feel that bit of confidence when playing there. |
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Anti-privacy dictatorships such as USA can always arrest anybody including developers like they did the Samourai devs and they can easily shut down any website or take down the open source code on Github.
This is what I was thinking could be the next phase by Anti Privacy US Government. They are going to heap pressure on platforms like GitHub not to allow development of such apps on their platforms, just like the bans of Google play and App Store. This will massively affect the collaboration and development of the projects we love here. Do we have any good alternatives to GitHub? A platform that is more like a "decentralized GitHub" that the US Government can not just threaten? |
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Not surprised at all. Whoever wants to create a tool that gives people back their right to privacy should do it while they are anonymous, too, and it should be the tool that is as decentralized as possible so that the government just can't take it down by seizing a couple of servers.
Looks like some of these people never ever borrowed a leaf from Satoshi. Since they are well known, they are now in panic, and they know that they are the next targets.
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You got lured by the good look bonus but didn't bother to read their terms clearly to avoid a future disappointment. Worse still, you didn't bother reading any reviews about them before depositing any money to the casino. For what I have gathered so far. The casino can not be trusted. Far too many negative reviews about customers not getting paid Trust pilot - https://casino.guru/inetbet-casino-reviewOn ask gamblers, they are even blacklisted because they have been operating without a valid licence - https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/reviews/inetbet-casino-casino |
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You need to add more details such as transaction ID for the deposits you made. Maybe a screenshot of a message showing that your account was blocked. How do they come into a conclusion that a user with the help of AI placed a bet and won? I would understand if it was some software penetration tools.
It's hard to tell who is right or wrong at this, since we are only seeing one side of the story at the moment.
Maybe casinoguru or Askgamblers can be of help in this case.
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DO not trust this guy Jan Emil he has his finger in a lot of pies in the crypto space all known scams
Mind to share with us in detail how he is scamming or is involved in a lot of scams in the crypto space? Of course, make full use of the scam accusations board and include all the evidence that he is a scammer, otherwise this is just hot air and no one is going to believe you here. |
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