I am not using default search in forum for years.
Much better option for me to find anything in forum is by using Ninjastic.space website because I can narrow the search, find address much easier, connection with accounts, etc.
Using g00gle directly is also possible but Ninjastic has become my number one forum tool thanks to TryNinja for creating it

Ne slažem sa s tobom.
Zamisli da radiš posao i primaš uplate u dolarima (ili juanima, jenima, itd) i imaš to u kešu.
Dolare ne možeš potrošiti u Europi i moraš ih pretvoriti u Euro ili neku drugu lokalnu valutu.
To je isto kao da primaš Bitcoin i onda to pretvaraš u lokalnu fiat valutu.

Sa novcem na karticama je malo lakše, ali i tu postoje ograničenja i dodatne naknade.

Koju valutu Dubai najviše koristi?  

I think PST.NET deserves to receive negative feedback and red flag against them for doing this, unless they return coins they received from user.

And I guess that could last for months, maybe even years right?

If I understand correctly this was his outgoing transaction because he was trying to withdraw money, and you could simply reject his incoming coins if you think they are problematic for some reason, and return them to him.

What kind of stupid statement is this?
I could also ask you why you even started ''shady'' risky business dealing with cryptocurrencies and cards, when you could simply be safe selling popcorns and hamburgers in the street?

2FA authentication usually fixes this if done correctly (without SMS), but yeah this was only meant for emergency situations and not for super important stuff.
You shouldn't even connect to public wifi networks because someone could record everything that is searched and typed, but on vacations rules change sometimes.

It's working fine for me.

Nice looking website but I think you are missing a bunch of hardware wallets there (Passport, OneKey, Satoship, Cypherock X1, etc) so you need to research more and add them all.
Maybe you can also add dimension for all devices, and some kind of comparison for two or more different wallets.
Good starting point can be my list of Open Source hardware wallets, but there are other closed source devices out there that I don't recommend:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

Nice gesture from Keystone team.
Do you know if there will be any other difference between Keystone 3 Pro and regular version, except the lack of biometric fingerprint scanner and third secure element?
I know older version difference was tampering detection and I was wondering if that was the same in new version.
Biometrics are not my thing, especially for hardware wallets and saving $30 is also nice.

Maybe they will introduce additional model with removable battery soon, but even now you are purchasing all smartphones with non-removable batteries in EU.

I doubt they are going to reply anything in bitcointalk, and I don't think they are hiring new developers, but easiest place to get noticed by them is probably electrum github page.
Electrum mobile wallet for Android was never good enough for me, so I think you would need to make iOS app from scratch if you want other people to use it.
Meanwhile you can check out open source Unstoppable wallet for iOS.

That means that I can choose whoever I want, even randomly, and someone else could do the same, that opens big can of worms that nobody can control.

If you wanted to propose something useful than explain it better, don't expect from other members to speculate and fill blank spaces in few of your dream sentences.

I am against this suggestion. Full stop.

Sending $27,500 on virtual card...  
I don't think you can even spend money from any virtual cards on all websites and you probably can't withdraw cash from them either.
I always suspected about pst.net cards, but you need to post some proof with transactions and screenshots for your claims or you won't be taken seriously.
You should also read their terms carefully, I am sure they have text with small letters explaining how they can confiscate your coins.

I don't trust anything coming from amlbot.com with their aml reports, but I am sure this is not their company, I mean owners are not the same.

Good point.
Anyone can post submission to kycnot.me website, including Komodo wallet developers, but I am not sure if they are interested in doing this, and if this exactly fits the exchange or wallet category.
Note that latest update from  kycnot website is that app devs are currently rewriting it for a better user experience and only necessary maintenance work will be performed, but here is the generator link:
https://kycnot.me/generator?type=Exchange

Can you say more about this cards and raffle you mentioned?
Card design looks cool but I am little concerned about private keys with products like this, and how/when are they generated.
Even with good intentions someone could leak the keys or hackers could steal them, so I think best thing is that only end-user generates and owns the keys.
Then there is a question of delivery for this cards... you obviously need to know personal details and address to send this cards ^{(not everyone can use amazon lockers)}, and this is problematic information for mixer to have.

I don't see any good reason why anyone would do that?
First you don't know if other members you selected would accept to moderate your topic, and second they could delete all posts and lock your topic at any time without explanation.
If someone randomly selected me for moderating their topic I most likely wouldn't even know about that and I wouldn't do any moderating for them.
Lot of complications and that usually means more problems down the line.

Or you could try going in some internet cafes or place that rents you computer and internet access, people usually use them for playing games or talking with relatives from other countries.
I wouldn't waste money on junk laptops, but maybe you could look for good old Thinkpad used laptop and use it later as a cold storage, they are almost indestructible military grade T series with amazing keyboards.
Hope you are enjoying your vacation 

You know I am ready, just add different text below
He reminds me a little on the Pinguin character aka Oswald Cobblepot (Danny DeVito) from old Batman movie, if you are counting super villains in your avatars... but Catwoman would look cool

I think you are missing another bald guy avatar from that collection, or you kept it only for special super-heroes   

I really enjoy reading Jameson Lopp review tests, and he rated your seed plate very good.
This is probably one of the cheapest A grade Metallic Bitcoin Seed Storage I found on his website, except maybe Steel Wallet, Hodlinox Single Plate and DIYSeed.
Are you selling them only on Bitcointalk forum?

If you generated keys online there is a chance some of them got leaked, but maybe you can tell us what did you use for generating entropy?
Being a little paranoid during this entropy generation is not a bad thing, and I am even starting to suspect in entropy generated by closed source hardware wallets like ledger.
I think you should always do this part offline, and I would never keep keys online or cloud, aka other people computers, even if it has additional encryption.
I am sure there is a way for exchange to use some kind of multisig setup to prevent hacks like this happening in future.

If you are interested how Seed Generation works in Hardware Wallets check out one of my topics:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5317199.0

I am glad you managed to recover access to your coins and learned something along the way.
In future it is better to stay away from using  obscure wallets like Lunu, and don't hold coins on centralized exchanges, or you won't be so lucky next time
Try to stick to proven and tested open source wallets/devices and decentralized exchanges like Bisq.

PS
I think some people can earn a nice amount of money helping other people recover ''lost'' coins, but at least they deserve donations  

First OBWallet, now LIPA wallet
@internetional are you trying to do some kind of weird experiments with this brand new wallets or what?
I like testing stuff myself but never with real coins/money, and I am skipping this one because it's available only on iOS devices.

You can certainly increase your fees if you sent RBF transaction like you did, but I would recommend always checking state of bitcoin mempool before making a transaction, especially if you are in a hurry.
Easiest way of doing this is by using Mempool.space website that gives you recommended fees with different priorities, and higher fees means faster transaction confirmaion.
As for correct addresses, it's easy to copy-paste and then visually confirm addresses, I hope you are not manually typing every character