Finally, I don't quite understand the example you give me, because it's someone who I see has some short posting times but at the same time quite a few days in a row without posts.
And why not publish? ;DBecause he writes on the following accounts on other days.
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The $50 campaigns give opportunities to people who aren't so bright and who, just as they might end up spamming, might end up improving without breaking the rules.
Do you really believe people will only have one account and participate in the company's signature for $50, knowing that multiple accounts are allowed on the forum? How much time do these, as you say, "not smart" people spend on a single post? Is it really that hard for them to create several such small accounts, starting with push-ups, carving pumpkins, and posting pictures of places that accept Bitcoin, and then exchanging merits with their alternative accounts? I'm too lazy to open a second account, but for those who really need it, the forum itself is very supportive, so to say that someone is satisfied with $50 is highly doubtful. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3579336Check this representative's posting speed. They prepare their responses somewhere in the dead of night and then send new threads to all their accounts.
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To me, this seems like a very reckless and risky move. If your friend needed money, then gambling at a casino at that moment was extremely dangerous. What would have happened if he had lost? There are always plenty of other sources where you can obtain money, so to say that this person did the right thing is highly doubtful. Moreover, others will learn from such foolish actions, thinking that the miracle your friend prayed for will come to them, too. So, use your brain when you're on the brink of despair, and always consider both options, not just the good ones, but the bad ones as well.
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Fortunately, I haven't had any problems, as I don't play for days on end or across multiple accounts. When I read accusations against casinos on this forum, I most often see the players themselves at fault, either because of their dishonesty or because they don't understand all the casino rules. Furthermore, if a player sees some violations in their opinion, why do they continue to play at that casino? Find a place where you're respected as a customer, but also follow all the rules yourself, and then I'm sure no one will have any complaints.
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You can join a group as a beginner to understand the principles, but eventually, everyone realizes that such groups are often created for naive people willing to pay but who don't understand that they can learn to be consistent and independently monitor the commands to place the correct bet. At least, what you do independently can always be analyzed and improved.
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Now the user I will mention, he opened an account three days ago. He has already made 40 posts. I think every one of his posts is taken from AI.I check the first three posts. Here is what I found. User: ever1stewarPlease check this account as well. It's a second alternative. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3739633And yes, send a report to the moderators for each post
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The older we get, the less importance we give to gifts. I think it only makes sense to give gifts to the children in the family, because if you try to give something to everyone, it ends up costing a lot of money and doesn’t feel worth it. That’s what I’m going to do this year, for example.
How would you feel if someone you hadn't planned to give you a gift for gave you one? It would probably be an awkward situation, wouldn't it? But if we move away from saving money, everyone plans their own budget, and no one has the right to decide what to give to whom, giving gifts is actually a very pleasant experience. By making others happy, you show them your recognition and respect, and that means a lot. One day, your good deeds will definitely play a very positive role in your life. Try reading Carnegie and his stories about how he advises making more friends by sending them tokens of attention and recognition during the holidays. People need to remember that beyond the hustle and bustle of earning money, we should always appreciate the people around us who make us who we are, thanks to those close to us.
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a lifeline out of a broken system
Exactly, what he wrote is completely unrelated to reality. OP, where are your friends, the alts who are supposed to be putting their few cents into your fictitious success story? You're not only a loser, you're also stupid enough to write success stories after there's ample evidence in your account that you're a liar and shouldn't even be on the forum. even got the girl back, she admits she was wrong. Where would I be without Bitcoin? Probably still staring at that eviction notice, broken. Instead, with patience, discipline, and a whole lot of grit, it gave me a real shot. I’m not rich yet, but man I’m free. And that feels like everything.
Username: Camilastar Skills: I do all kinds of digital artworks and sale NFTs, am also into Web 3 State: Akwa ibom Gender: female I love the family
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OP, your advice is actually universally applicable, whether you're a gambler, trader, bacteria observer or whatever: your seedphrase should be important. Unless you're referring to gamblers who prefer decentralized casinos, for example, if you're describing your findings about web3 casinos that require a seed phrase to log in, that's specific advice.
You can see that everything the OP writes is made up, carefully crafted stories that aren't new to users. He appears on the forum periodically, rushing to unload his writings within two or three minutes. The thread preceding this one was about the importance of separating your cryptocurrency wallets, and a minute later, the OP posted a thread in this section about the importance of seed phrases. @Bitco55, I hope you have Telegram notifications from your alternative accounts? Why do you write every thread in capital letters? Users aren't on a forum for the visually impaired. Furthermore, posting too quickly risks getting tagged, so keep that in mind. It's easy to see how carefully you prepare your posts to fill your activity in a short time.
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It would be much better to play for something else. For example, for points. What will you ultimately do with your points? If they can't be exchanged for cash in the future, I'm sure gambling will simply be relegated to the category of "table games" when it comes to casinos. I agree with the idea that winning money from gambling can be described as easy or "fun." That's why I view gambling as fun, and winnings are almost always spent on frivolities and entertainment. Following the rule "that easy come, easy go", such money should be spent without regret.
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I'm sure I'm not the first to say, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket." Even without gambling, there's always the risk of losing your funds if they're kept in large amounts in one wallet. I also separate my funds, as incidents sometimes occur when AML, which has become very popular on some exchanges, suddenly suspects our funds of being of shady origin. Therefore, to avoid unnecessary headaches, I prefer to separate everything coming from the casino from wallets that receive funds from other sources.
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If you have the funds to spend, you might want to try placing an accumulator bet, despite what anyone here advises. The best teacher is often one who has had personal experience. I also tried consulting friends, and their advice varied, but the best experience was the one I experienced. I'm not an expert on many teams, so I prefer to bet on my favorite team occasionally, simply as a form of support. A negative outcome isn't a big deal to me, either, as I'll still stand by my opinion and support my favorite.
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I'm not into astrology, but I know the descriptions of all the astrological signs. Yes, Aries are very temperamental, and this is one of the signs whose bearers are unbearable due to their erratic nature. Frankly, there are some like that in my circle, and I can hardly stand them. However, I wouldn't speak with certainty about all representatives of these signs, since, one way or another, everything always depends not only on the year and month of birth but also on the environment in which a person was raised and educated, as well as their psychological health.
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Would you like me to create a conversation with 10 of my accounts (I can create them specifically for this example?). We should also create a separate thread on different ways to disguise alternate accounts in your history and award a bounty for the best method.
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Let me introduce myself a bit, I am a working woman who has been freelancing jobs for the last few years, and I have been noticing Bitcoin in many places whenever I do my research for the job. So, I asked some friends to explain to me about bitcoin and everyone gave their own version of what bitcoin is and other specifics.
And one of them gave me the link to this forum and said this is where I can learn everything about bitcoin so I registered a few days ago and checked out some of the pages and here I am asking to teach me the basics that I should know about bitcoin and anything else if needed.
I don't have any Bitcoin yet, and I am just curious about learning more about it for now.
Do you want a personal tutor, OP? What's wrong with the fact that by coming to the forum, you have the wonderful opportunity to read, read, and reread, and then ask about a pressing issue you're struggling with? You're asking for help without doing anything upfront. You should understand that you might be offered personal training, but you should also recognize that no one is going to teach you this for free, wasting their time. Furthermore, there's a high risk of falling victim to a scammer. So, should we copy everything from the forum into your thread?
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There are plenty of good topics I’ve seen, some even have more than ten pages but still no merit. My point is how about we do something like “reporting good quality unmerited topics,” so others can see them and decide if they’re worth meriting instead of being ignored?
OP, you need to understand that if your threads are getting ten pages of engagement, that's not an indication that your thread is interesting, but simply that it's very easy to respond to even without any basic knowledge, which often falls under rule number 1. This will attract people who are fulfilling their company signature quota, repeating the same thing over and over again, only slightly rephrasing it. Your first successes were achieved in your local section, and I think you'll find like-minded people there.
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In my country, at the local championship, there are good rules for fans, specifically for those organized crowds that might cause trouble during their favorite team's games. This includes setting off firecrackers and throwing various objects onto the field, which could provoke unpleasant situations during the match. So these fan teams warn that their behavior could result in fines for the players themselves, regardless of whether they play well or not. I think these are good rules to curb those who sometimes act unnaturally, turning into a mob that, on the one hand, is easy to manage, but on the other, difficult to stop even for law enforcement.
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Hi, I scrolled down and saw that there are many boards, are there any different rules for all the boards.
Moreover, many countries may have their own local boards, can every member post there or is there any obligation to follow in this regard?
I want to know this from you,Through what process can I organize myself and reach the ranks of respected members?
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6613/66139097.htmlIs this a second post about the same thing? The first one was deleted by the moderators. OP, has it occurred to you why this happened? You're asking obvious questions that can be solved by simple trial and error. Fear of doing something wrong, instead of reading the thousands of threads already on the forum, will ultimately lead you to tagging or having your pointless posts regularly deleted.
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People tend to get used to places that somehow make things more convenient. Sometimes it's difficult to switch online casinos from one site to another due to different interfaces, so many will likely find it inconvenient to switch from online to offline casino games. Discussing the convenience of a particular site is like arguing about tastes. These preferences will always vary, and of course, if there's a trial period, you could experiment, but in my country, that's not possible, so the choice will always remain online gaming.
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Beginners are often lucky, and if you ask many people, this is usually confirmed. Perhaps this is precisely the pitfall of gambling. A person who has already experienced winning develops a desire to repeat it, and this is where analysis and other thoughts come into play, completely undermining the idea of a successful win. I'm not saying you shouldn't think while gambling, but the more we torment our brains, the worse the results. Those simple bets we make for a test run or just for fun are often more successful. Addiction develops when the desire to win back what was lost arises, or when the feeling of winning comes. A simple approach to gambling, free from any illusions, will preserve your well-being and relieve stress.
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