It doesn't make much sense indeed, but we've seen people doing some pretty stupid things so lack of logic behind it is not much of an argument. Not saying that you did it btw.

 
I just went through Report Malware and Suspicious Links here so Mods can take Action ! thread (that's where malware links and accounts spreading them are shared) a little bit and I found more examples of accounts waking up, not changing pass/email, spreading malware and getting banned so maybe those behind it don't actually bother with changing those because they know that account will get banned anyway so what's the point. Anyway, you might wanna look into that thread more thoroughly and look for some arguments if you decide to appeal via email.

I don't know what happened but last time I checked (no more than few days ago) Everything Everywhere All At Once was at ~1.4 and now suddenly dropped below 1.10 making it a bad bet in my opinion. So I think that's why All Quiet On The Western Front odds went up so much. 

So, I finally saw the Whale and while Brendan Fraser did a very good job indeed (I would also say that its only part of the movie that was really good), I still prefer Colin Farrell performance.

Since you got banned on the exactly the same date (February 2nd 2021) as you got that notification of the deleted post that looks like malware, that's most likely the cause of your ban.We've seen in the past accounts getting hacked and sharing malware, but in majority of cases those accounts get tagged while for some reason you account wasn't.

I also saw some members getting their accounts back after they got banned in a similar way (account hacked then shared malware) but usually they had some trace of their account getting hacked like changed email or password, while in your case I don't see neither of those things. Unless you shared that post and in that case good luck proving that it wasn't malware.

I am well aware of the fact that service like is not easy to operate because if it was, we would have dozens of them while situation at the moment is diametrically opposite and from what I know, there's not a single one that continuously works for a couple of years, as that's what is needed to call something reliable.

Now that you mentioned the one that exist and works fine, are you referring to Coindebit? Afaik they paused their service 6 months ago as they are changing card issuer and who knows when they come back, so they can't be called reliable either.

You are maybe from administartion, but you are certainly not part of bitcointalk administration. Begone pest.

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Straight up ban should be a no-brainer in this case.

Posto vecina ovdje vjerojatno koristi TryNinjin Telegram bot za notifikacije, evo da sheram dva nova featura: mogucnost da se tracka cijeli board, te mogucnost da se tracka druge membere. Ovo za trackanje boarda pogotovo moze biti dosta korisno pod uvjetom da se tracka board u kojem se ne otvara previse tema.

I secretly hoped that you will prove me wrong and say "yes, people contacted me as they were honest and didn't want to abuse campaign rules" but yeah, I expected that answer and I would be really surprised if any manager actually experienced that.


Exactly. There's a reason why signature campaign farmers don't make their alts publicly known because that gives them opportunity to join good signature campaign with more accounts and we've seen only a handful of members willing to do that because they have no ulterior motive to milk as much as possible from signature campaigns.

Faktor koji si zaboravio je i vidljivost samog signaturea. Dok izmedju Sr Member i Hero/Legendary i nema neke razlike po pitanju vidljivosti te realno nema dobrog razloga za placati manje, Full Member signature je fakat dosta manje vidljiv i puno lakse ga se uopce ne primjeti tako da mogu razumijeti manje isplate za taj rang jer ima neke logike.

A sta tek reci za kampanje koje razlicito placaju Hero i Legendary clanove? E to je tek debilizam koji uopce ne razumijem ali koliko sam primjetio ta praksa se sve rijedje koristi.

Did it ever happened to you, someone applying with two different accounts and then sending you a PM after he got accepted with both?

@yahoo62278 since you are also active in this topic, did the above scenario ever happened to you?

I am sorry to hear about your loss but you made a lot of mistakes, from saving your seed phrase in gmail, to downloading dodgy cracked software on your computer that you use for crypto. Beside fixing those issues, you should also consider getting hardware wallet because in case of your computer getting compromised, attacker still wouldn't be able to access your crypto (given that you properly secure HW seed phrase and save it offline).


You used this website in the past and everything was OK, and now suddenly they tuned out to be scammers?

Did you all download the same program, or different ones? Because if you all downloaded the same program, maybe it wasn't the website fault (which I never heard of by the way).

Its sucks that it ended up this way, but once again its proven what I realized some time ago that getting a legit and reliable no-KYC debit card is just a pipe dream as sooner or later they either stop working or they end up being a scam, like in this case.

Anyway, flag supported and at least you didn't lose too much.

Yep, theymos admitted it some time ago in reddit AMA (which is also very interesting btw I suggest you read it) and then like a week ago someone twitted about it as it was 13 years anniversary of that sale which started all this.
There was another thread opened yesterday on the same topic so there you might find more info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5441173.msg61815602#msg61815602

Nope, exact halving date can't be known in advance, the best we can to is estimate it and all the websites with halving counters do exactly that. All that we know is that the next halving will happen at the block 840,000 but problem is that we can't be 100% sure when that will happen because blocks are not mined at the exactly 10 minutes interval and instead that's just an approximate average.

He is a veteran member so chances are that he knew the consequences of his actions (even though he did it in a very naive way which can make you think he didn't but people do stupid things sometime). Since ignorance is not a valid excuse, whether he knew or not doesn't really matter in the end.

I am really curious to hear why do you call the first ever recorded bitcoin sale "incident", instead of praising that move as without those early adopters who were willing to buy/sell bitcoin we probably wouldn't be here today. I mean, what would be the point of bitcoin if people just mined it and never use for anything?

By the way, that person is theymos.

In other words, I believe (based on what I've seen so far) that main reason why someone would apply with multiple accounts in the same signature campaign is to join with all of them, and not just to increase chances of being accepted and then join with only one account and withdraw the rest.

If members generally don't have intention to break campaign rules and they just want to join different signature campaigns on different accounts, why its so rare to see someone making it public that he has another account and that he joins other signature campaigns with it? There might be more, but I know about only 2 cases of that.

As a matter of fact, the paper that Sithara shared is not pro-Kremlin propaganda at all and not that writers are are against the sanctions, but some of them (like Tania Babina) even ask for stricter ones. Just take a look at her Twitter profile (she is Ukrainian btw).

This has to be one of the worst suggestions ever. Instead seeing satoshi being anonymous as a big Bitcoin advantage, some people actually want a whole board dedicated just for speculation who he actually is.
Smh...

Somehow I doubt that he regrets that sale. If anything, he should be happy that he was around so early as by now he probably has a decent stash.


I don't think that early adopters sold solely because they didn't have guts to hold it longer, and i think that some sold it to prove it that bitcoin is the real money. In one interview that I read, Laszlo Hanycez named that as a main reason why he offered 10,000 bitcoin for pizza, as he thought that if he can buy food with it and live off it must be the real money.

Vidis, nisam znao za ovo jer @FatFork nije updejtao tu promjenu na onoj svojoj tablici.

Uglavnom, svaka cast za ovaj potez jer Sr Member signature nije uopce nista manje uocljiv od Hero/Legendary ranga (bar ne meni) ali jebiga vecina managera pokusava dobiti sto vise kvalitetnih clanova za sto manje love. Mislim da jedino vi, icopress i CM kampanja placa jedno Sr Member i Hero/Legendary clanove te se nadam da ce to postati standard.