People have called me worse.

It literally says: "This message may not have been sent by: tomat*****@gmail.com".
That just means anyone can use an SMTP server to send such an email.

You only need to sync up to 2015 for the coins to show up.

Running a hot wallet on a VPS isn't the best idea.

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It would even have been better to never use the 10k sat at all. What OP did was throw away 10k sat to turn 20k sat into 14k sat.
I've seen much worse when fees were very high: some wallets send dust when it would be cheaper to exclude the dust.

By that definition, a decentralized marketplace that beats Amazon on price will be even worse for local shops an than Amazon is already.

It means you made a transaction yourself, sending funds to someone else.

Collecting dust amounts of Bitcoin is quite useless, I recommend you read https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2848987.0.

Tokens created out of thin air have no value.

Being Dutch, it always stuck me as weird to become a citizen simply for being born somewhere. I never understood the reasoning behind it, we don't have it, so why would it be bad to change it? From what I've read, US citizenship is a burden when it comes to taxes if you don't live there.

If this is the full quote, why are they saying it's a lie? No other country makes a baby US citizen by birth, so technically it's correct.

On mobile, so short:
Plagiarism from https://mobile.twitter.com/cryptobuzznews/status/1039337690854879232

Can you sign a message from the same address?

How did you leak your private keys?

PayPal's "friends and family" option is what it sound like: only use it with people you trust.

According to your trust wall you're Humberto, is that correct?

Can you sell your Doge instead of using it as collateral? That's less work.

I'd say require at least 1 Merit to post in the altcoin section.
Paid bumping services have evolved after recent changes to deal with them. They went from 35 accounts per thread to about 500. It has completely broken the altcoin board.

Spammers create thousands of accounts at a time now.

I'll give you this address: 16rCmCmbuWDhPjWTrpQGaU3EPdZF7MTdUk
If you import it, you have $700 million in your wallet. But you can never use it.

You didn't get paid, you received someone else's address. Adding Tesla for credibility only makes it sound more like a scam.

I read many doubts about your story. To add credibility, can you sign a message from an address holding large funds (either now or in the past), and PM it to my main account LoyceV (see my signature)? If it checks out, I'll vouch for it without exposing your address.

Where did the address come from? Did someone tell you to import it when you tried to buy Bitcoin? (This is a scam that happens)

Are you trying to reinvent fractional banking for crypto? Even if this works, you multiply your risk.

Why don't you invest with money you own instead of money you don't have?

Here's your problem: