With just 9 posts and a newbie tag, I don't think you have got enough reputation here and there are total possibilities that even after showing a proof here that your gift cards are genuine 'while we don't doubt the originality of your gift cards, we do care about how they were obtained', you will still be in the red by not sharing your identity because these could have been gained through illicit activities including carding methods, extortions, etc. and knowing you will not be beneficial to you so you are scared maybe? Well, to sell without anybody pointing a finger with questions against you, this is probably not the right place to do such business.

I do not want that to happen because your life should not get over due to a single mistake given the fact that how big the mistake is. I think signature bans are good at the moment and those accounts should be given long term sig bans and the time gap between their signature ban begins and when they are allowed to wear signatures again, if those accounts make less posts or just stop doing it completely and then start posting again once they get their signature wearing ability back, then such users should be punished with a straight ban from the forum 'and these are my personal views'.

For users who are still spamming not in Cryptotalk alone but also in other signature campaigns, I have an example here with some questions:

If you are working for an employer IRL, do you:

+ Do your job at your own convenience?
+ Go to office whenever you want to?
+ Leave your job any time you want to?
+ Find another one and get joined immediately?

If your reply is Yes, I will believe you are one of those very lucky guys who got to do that but you know that is not the case with anyone in this world. If you are at a job, you need to give your 9 to 5 or whatever time you agreed on, to the company alone without any objections. You need to do whatever kind of work is given to you because you need money and you will do anything for it but no shortcuts allowed there. Are you allowed to do all your work in just 3-4 hours in one single day and then you're asked to rest at home, give all your time to your family? Well nobody's that fortunate to get their boss asking such things even once in a year, and if they ask these questions to you probably means you are going to get fired. If you can't do your whole month's job in a day, how can you think that you'll make 20-30 posts in just 5 hours and then the Manager will do applause for you and pay you? These companies that hire you in their signature campaigns want you to work, give your time, spread your posts and indulge in healthy discussions and not just shit just to earn money. You really need to give that damn time to the forum too if you see this as a job, spreading those 20-30 minimum posts cap 'in other campaigns' throughout a week and not in just 1 day and then get paid for that. I hope that many users will learn through this example and stop shit posting while start earning a buck for their real efforts.

It doesn't bother a manager too much if you make 2 posts or 20 a day, but making high quality posts is what matters. Ok, leaving the high quality thingy aside, unless you are a well established user like Royse777 'giving his example' who can easily surpass this number and still remain in the campaign because he had been posting more than 15, sometimes even 20 or more way before this campaign popped. Basically, you need to be doing it already is what I meant. If you slowly grow your number of posts with improved quality, I or even a manager won't see anything bad in keeping you in any of their campaigns because if you are constructive as well as helpful to the community, they will show their willingness themselves (yes, I have seen managers contacting good high quality posters to join their campaign and some even paid more to those users compared to what an average Hero/Legendary would be getting as shown in their rates).


I will repeat my words here - Yahoo or any other manager should have no issues with your ^20 posts or even more^ if you were that active before as well but doing so just for the sake of this campaign will leave you empty handed. I am seeing some old reputed users too getting banned and I would like to thank Cryptotalk 'Yobit' guys who came up with this campaign because this didn't prove to be a curse but a benefit to this forum as it brought too many people under the radar and helped us see who's here for what. Constructiveness and helping out are 2 very great things we are all here for, and I don't see the old forum any more where we had some general yet meaningful talks.

You forgot something or missed out on a fact?
The old campaign had no one managing it but this time Yahoo is there and we all should help him out in every way we can. I don't know if he is being paid or not by Yobit to do this job and you might call that it's his business to get users come on the right track or get removed, but helping him out without being selfish 'by not having the feeling to get something in return' will proudly keep this campaign run longer and the forum be neat and clean.


I am not wasting my time here nor yours 'and anybody thinking that I am wasting their time - may please leave the thread', if I get to have at least one user of this forum turn out to be good after reading this and take the sense out of my advice, my purpose will be served. It is not just about Yobit but all those campaign participants out there. There is a participant in Chipmixer campaign who makes more than 'on an average' 100 posts each week but he is himself unique in his own class and nobody here can match his quality, work and dedication to the forum - LoyceV I'm talking about. Those who make 20 posts a day, I do not have any issues with them unless they are all high quality and not shit just to make that penny. If you put efforts and give some time and if you don't get paid for that, I strive to come in your favor myself and show what kind of support I can give while being a stranger.


I am sorry, but you don't know how much will power and anger against such guys do I have in my heart so don't try to judge it please. I can win a lost battle as I M Possible.

An appeal to all my fellow Cryptotalk signature campaign participants!

Every user here who was willing to join a campaign and then they got Cryptotalk (Yobit) signature campaign, please read these etiquette to save yourself from getting banned, not just from the campaign but from the forum too 'You read that right'.


Don't participate if your sole intention is just to make money through this

You know, you understand that this is not the old Yobit campaign where users spammed the forum and made us feel like we are in a hell with no healthy discussions but bs replies just for the sake of making that extra penny, but this time the heat is on and you are not going to be here sooner or later if you have joined this (or any) campaign just to make money. Do you speak to people and then ask them money for your time? No, right? Do you ask your parents, siblings, relatives, friends and whoever belongs to you, to give you anything as a reward just because you helped them? Expecting something in return will leave you alone in the long run, that's how it is everywhere and even here on the forum, if you post normally for your interests and not to meet your daily min/max quota, I'm sure you will never find yourself in any trouble 'except for the plagiarism cases'. You should trust my words that managers and others helping them by reporting you are not fools sitting there, they have a reason to do so and you have your destiny in your hands, not them. Yahoo checks everything and you all know he does his job very well. Watching someone remained inactive for months and now has started making 15-20 shitposts every single day will get you caught not just in the eyes of Yahoo but forum moderators too, so think at least 10k times before you do that as it will only get you banned in max 3-5 days 'I guarantee it'. This type of campaign is for those who don't want minimum requirements and can freely post without the fear of meeting those minimum 15-20-25 and some even 30 posts.


Don't burstpost

It is obvious that if you don't want to wait and need that money that has been put on the table by Cryptotalk (Yobit) in a few hours, you will just see some threads and start posting there without understanding the subject which could be out of your knowledge or interest's reach. Then after 2-3 minutes or even 5, let's say 10 minutes, find another thread and shit post there. This way, you think that you will reach your max in just 3 hours 'well yes you can but then you will be kicked out with no pay as well as banned from this campaign and other campaigns if other managers unite and decide to follow Yahoo's Cryptotalk blacklist'. I will not explain burstposting nor give you the link to Yahoo's post where it is explained in a very good way, you should show some efforts, find it, learn those rules and then come back and you may be saved from getting a ban ahead.


Put some efforts, this is what they need

If I ask "What is blockchain?" and your reply is "Blockchain is a chain of blocks", this shows your level of knowledge and that you didn't put any efforts to try and find more, learn more about it and then post but you wanted that buck so you posted. This just increases spam in the thread and nothing productive could be reached/derived out of the conversation because people start their own off-topic discussions to just stretch the thread longer and longer and longer. You don't have the right to join any signature campaign if you don't know anything and are here just for free money, nothing is free in this world and just like IRL, you need to work for these companies for them to pay you for the same. Spamming leads to nowhere but undeniable bans. If you don't read, then set a habit to start reading first before responding because there are almost 1.5 mn members on the forum and everyone has got a reply with them so check if "your answer" was already answered by someone before. No need to repeat things. It took me around 20 minutes to write this post because I put in my effort to understand and then help you out by making you learn what not to do to remai a part of this (and many more future) signature campaign's'. How much is it? Around 2 bucks per post, right? Get out of your home, ask some stranger to help you out with $1, yeah just $1 and see what he will do. He will either ask you to get away or kick your ass and throw you on the road. That is because everyone knows the value of money and if BTC is money you are trying to earn, you should put in your efforts and work for it, I repeated these words with an example to make you understand it better.


Don't get nuked

I have seen many high reputation accounts getting banned from the signature and talks are going on about banning these people from the forum as well (I'm against this and I'll come up with something on this). If you do all the things as stated above, you will always remain safe because then, you won't be spamming but making reasonable posts.


Don't make this your last campaign ever landed in

If you are a knowledgeable, sensible person; my point will go straight to your heart and make you understand everything. So that's all for now, I'll be coming with that forum ban thread soon.

P.S. Mods please move this to a relevant part of the forum if this is not the right place for this thread.

Even on-chain betting represents each BTC transaction on the site as well as blockchain because we used to send too many bets at one go through our blockchain wallet by adding more addresses (same addresses with same outputs) and sending all of them in a single transaction. If this off-chain site offers us to use API, there may be a chance we will see many bots popping with claims of n amount of wins but this will open doors for BTCevo and others concerned about similar possibilities.

They may not want to go that way because they know that there are a lot of coins available on both BID and ASK and BID orders do not get filled so easy unless it is dumped down and they want the deal to be an OTC one instead of going to an exchange and do all the bothering as the BTT pairs available on Binance have higher spreads so it may cost kashish948 much high to buy directly at ask price.

I just checked my Binance and saw that the BTT/BTC pair had either been delisted or discontinued as of now, so which pair's Bid price over Binance are you referring this deal to? Don't mind but there is always a slight difference in each pair, I might purchase some and get you some BTT (not too many but in very small parts). To discuss, you can check me out on Telegram - @Two00

While everyone here talking about the rates and some got issues with their price, I'd say that this guy don't even deserve to get even $50 a month for his signature unless he proves to remain active by actively taking part in discussions where he can give his worthy opinions which are limited to his knowledge for that particular topic.

lolxxxx,
When companies hire someone, they look for that person's internal desire to work for those perks that he expects. If I were a manager, I'd expect him to:

- Start engaging in forum discussions and contribute in various parts of the forum
- After some time of dedication passes away, come here with this 'or even better' offer and give details about where he specializes and which areas of the forum will he surely post in. This shows that he has good hold on the subjects in a specific area described by him which can later be checked by the person who decides to hire him for the job

Glad about your response, I just remember those days when Flux and Jabra used to win big while also tipping users as a way to share their joy with others. If I'm not wrong, Jabra was an extreme winner with more than BTC225 in winnings?

I just checked the classic version, where is all the previous data wiped out? I can't see any bets in Hall of Fame nor Stats for each color (type) of bets.

I can understand why it feels so, because the fact that all the previously non-managed Yobit campaigns had huge amounts of shitposts and a lot of burstposting when even this term "burst-post" was not introduced. But I trust Yahoo and his work behind keeping the forum as clean as it used to be, since his involvement has already nuked the ways from which these shitposters were trying to make money for nothing - by nothing I mean that their posts had no genuine efforts involved.


I don't think this makes any sense because if someone is given a warning, breaks it and gets removed and then improves their overall performance during the meantime, there remains no reason for Yahoo or any other managers to make this campaign those participants' last ever campaign joined as Yahoo himself committed that more than half (and according to me, more than 95%) users here are just to make money. All they need is some real content with their taste that would show that they posted with the intent of helping while that topic also brought some interest to them based on their understanding of the subject they post about.


Negative feedback? Never.
Spamming is not scamming '*I read this somewhere'
So nobody should be negged for spamming but a neutral indicating/mentioning their burstposting/spamming habits will be fine. AFAIK, trust system is about trades and this behavior has nothing to do with trading so negative ratings are a 'NO' from my side, rest decision remains in the manager's hands. He's greatly taking care of the campaign as well as the forum.

You mean if the current beta version gets launched in full, we will still be having our old, natural, generously classic Luckyb.it? It will still be there for us to continue the fun? Any differences between the old and new Luckyb.it's max winning amount?

Sorry to hijack but this was important.


I thought we are free to choose and can do variations, that's why I chose to join it.


Probably, anybody spamming while being in a campaign will have it as their last campaign only. And about earning more there, it is possibly a different case here. I post very less (sometimes highly inactive) and just to meet the campaign's minimum posting requirements, I need to make a lot of posts and I thought my quality was being compromised, so I joined a campaign where there are no such requirements to be met.


You were with them when they were doing it alone, this time they have Yahoo watching them as well as the complaints not just limited to reporting users but about Yobit's behavior too, so I thought this is the best time and chance to get into a campaign where I can post at my convenience. FYI, just 3 days after I joined Yobit (let us call their campaign Cryptotalk), I lost my job so I will surely spend most of my time here and my posts could get higher in number while keeping my quality standards at par.

I placed the first bet of 2 mbtc today only. Is there any time limit I need to follow/wait to get that free bet? I was referred to this website by a friend through this welcome offer and that's the only thing that impressed me. I sent you a PM, do check and respond.
After you credit that free bet, where will I be able to see it? And will it come with a time limit (like bet this before n date or your free bet becomes void)?

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I have got no words for him but a suggestion for you: "Juz ignore him". 

Hi Sportsbet officials,
I placed my first bet already and according to your Welcome Bonus, I made a bet of 2 mbtc, so when will I receive my free bet of 6 mbtc? I tried to contact your support through live chat through my phone but was not able to reach it out, didn't get the problem I faced. There was nothing like a chat pop up, why didn't I see any?
Is there an app for your services or I need to go through your web portal alone?

I think YES. I needed to sign a message because this sets an example for both signature campaign managers and their participants to:

- Ask their participants to sign a message to change address (if allowed) - This is for Campaign Managers

- To show and prove that the old address as well as account both are still under the real owner's hands - This is for Campaign Participants

It is a good practice and if someone hacks your account and just before the payment will be going through, asks the manager to change the address and manager changes it without asking proof and you show up later, there will be many issues taking place like:

- You will say that your account got hacked and blame somebody

- You may also blame campaign manager for being lenient and paying that hacker or you will just direct it to the campaign manager having his hands too in that scam

- And last but not least and maybe the worst because it is all about money in the end, you might intentionally do that by playing like being unknown and then you blame and try to get your earnings doubled by being the director and actor of the whole play yourself.

Well, I have seen that gamblers mostly choose the best of all but they forget that it is all based on chances. If odds of other team winning are higher if you bet on sports, that does not mean they cannot win. Tables turn sometimes and those odds get down from the very high to dirt cheap odds when the game turns in favor of those we didn't choose. Why didn't your friend bet on online horse racing betting? Why did he choose to play offline?

Before making any accounts anywhere, go for LinkedIn, the best place for professionals willing to get hired for any kind of work. And there is a lot of demand for people who do crypto related jobs or have great knowledge about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

How do they track it down? Is there any system to detect possible abuse of their program? If someone uses VPN services with more than 10k IP addresses managed each day, note down the IP and name of account used to login on that IP and only login when they get that IP back, how will these guys outreach these kind of abuse? Is it legal if someone has 100 devices with 100 static IP addresses and they use the faucet with a single master account and all others under it as their referrals?