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It's always more convenient to have a veneer of legitimacy when trying get rid of or undermine someone who has become a thorn in a side, and blatant law-breakers make for the easiest targets.

Most likely a struggle between rival factions, even in autocracies such as Russia or China more than a single person or entity gets to have a say how things are ran.


The FSB is said to have a at least a five-figure amount of bitcoins stolen from Wex, it'd be easier to launder or make use of them if their country's laws weren't overly draconian.

Any admin, or moderator with relevant banning privileges can and could ban a user for this kind of behaviour, it always seemed like an obvious thing... if anything temp-banning and sig-banning in lieu of permabanning is a relatively new approach to give users whose post quality wasn't too bad overall a 2nd chance.


Sorry, I don't even remember when that was. It could have happened while I was inactive.

Actually, we did. Other mods and I have banned many a plagiarist even earlier than that (definitely as early as 2013).

Not necessarily, Iran has one of the lowest electricity prices in the world even without subsidies.

https://financialtribune.com/articles/energy/97278/rise-in-electricity-and-water-tariffs-in-iran


That's what Venezuelan authorities have been doing for a couple years already.

Iran too: https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/30/20635616/iran-bitcoin-computers-seized-energy-consumption but that one was about illegally using subsidized electricity afaik

AFAIK, for personal (not business) use, most* Polish banks should work without major issues with exchanges. Millenium and Alior banks should also work with foreigners who are non-residents in Poland, but in the case of the latter they must hold an EU citizenship. BNP, BOŚ, Citi Handlowy, EnveloBank may also work for both EU and sometimes also non-EU non-residents. Unfortunately an account can only be opened from within the country.

*I think it's "all" but I'm not 100% sure.

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If you generated a password it's likely that it's too long/complex to brute force.


Something doesn't add up, it should be from (late) 2011 at the earliest, as that when Bitcoin (0.4.0) was release with the wallet encryption feature.

There's Predictious and BetMoose, but they aren't super popular. I think people tend to be interested mostly in sports betting nowadays, and starting around ~2017 a lot of altcoin projects which incorporated betting were created, that is my guess why sites like bitbet are no longer popular.

I'm sure there's a point at which being overzealous in trying to please their overlords is going to result in the opposite of the intended effect when enough users turn their backs on them due to all the negative experiences.

BitPay (and several other companies) literally go out of their way to inconvenience their users. If it's their home country causing them to act like this maybe they'd have been better off keeping two or more legal entities, one for the USA market with all the bells and whistles KYC the enjoy so much, and another for the rest of the world (some sort of KYC would still be necessary, especially for merchants, but it wouldn't have to be as intrusive).

Did you follow the link that OP posted? Because it sure sounds like shilling to me.


It will definitely save nerves when Freewallet inevitably keeps money hostage until the user convinces them to release it. 

If you're feeling regret you may have bought too much at too high a price point.


Did you try using a reshipping service? You can also try contacting Satoshilabs and explaining the situation, perhaps there's a way.

You can also use a spare laptop as an offline wallet.

Two thirds provided the quorum is reached in theymos' living room every 5th Sunday of a month. ^/s


There are thousands or tens of thousands of reports throughout the month, Admins and Global mods see all reports, other mods see reports about posts from sections they moderate. Mods can see who made the report. At least 2% of reports are unhandled.

I mean, they aren't wrong are they? It's the US which acts as a nanny state as to what its subjects are doing with their own money forcing almost everyone else around the world to perform KYC verifications, and even that doesn't seem to be enough anymore.

Both him and the OP act like they're shilling for Freewallet. Seems like negative experiences which people write are about their service are doing its job in keeping at least some people away.

Nah, there are actually multiple people reporting some very old posts.


We get links to posts/threads so we see post dates like everyone else.


If the threads have only your posts, delete them, edit out the OP, and report the threads so a mod can delete them. If the threads aren't self-moderated and have other peoples' on-topic replies that's more between you and them, you can ask them if they'd delete their own posts but it's up to them.

Nie trzeba zaczynać jako scammer, aby skończyć jako scammer

A dla inwestora i tak nie robi to dużej różnicy czy ma do czynienia z oszustwem czy niekompetencją.

Once upon a time a user's Ignore button would be highlighted if a high enough percentage of users meeting specific criteria Ignored them, most trolls were very easy to spot, unfortunately afaik for performance reasons the feature had to be disabled.

We could also have a system similar to HN where some posts could be greyed out but since that's more intrusive I'd prefer the criteria to be strict.