I'm pretty sure that these are alt accounts of the same person. The post you are talking about is just a fake vouch for his own service, seen many times so far.
Given that it is a matter of account trading, I believe that the OP has several accounts, probably a certain amount of smerits in addition to some. It is also possible that he sold to one buyer a "larger" quantity of merits, sent from several different accounts.

Maybe this is a good idea, but I think that in reality it only complicates things further. Many individual scam accusations do not even have the basic form that is expected in order to have an easier insight into where the problem is. Even many have not presented relevant evidence, especially newbies who just came to present the problem and ask for help.

Perhaps a more straightforward solution is to write on the subject of the topic for example [Casinos], [Exchange] etc... But even that would be too much, because hardly anyone even emphasizes [Solved], which is much more important because it directly affects someone's reputation.

SSL certificates are offered free of charge with hosting. It is even enough via Cloudflare, it is activated in two clicks. I'm sure that every scammer already knows that much and can activate the HTTPS protocol on the domain without any problems. Well, we can consider this as an absolutely unreliable method of identifying phishing and scam sites.


Manual URL entry, what can go wrong here?
This is probably the most common way confusion occurs. The user manually misses one or enters a wrong (but very similar) character, and of course a phishing site is waiting for him behind it.

I'm not sure about Ledger, but my Trezor doesn't always have accurate value information when it comes to certain tokens. Especially those who are being treated on Defi platforms, and not at any of the reputable CEX. For such, you always have to check the current value and trading volume in order to be sure how much what you have in your wallet is worth.

If I may ask, what exactly do you expect from this forum? It would help a lot to get more precise comments and information, although there is already enough information in the previous comments.
btw. Registering on the forum is the first step, reading topics that interest you is the second step, and opening a new topic (which is exactly this) is the third step.

The Bitcointalk forum is not a place in the universe, and you don't need to be a scientist to participate here. Just a discussion platform, which is basically about everything related to Bitcoin. Just look around and join the discussion that interests you or what you want to know more about.

I think that the visitors of this mixer are mainly users who came to the site to use the mixing service, certainly more than those who came for the blog. Plus, the article is located almost at the bottom of the page and is only noticeable to someone who scrolls down there. Users who have already visited the site do not need to go through the entire page every time.

I contacted Google+ via PM pointing to this discussion and since he replied, I assume he knows about this thread.
He always can sign messages on some of his previously used BTC addresses to prove ownership of his account.


Where did you see that rule?

You are right, most likely this is the account that was offered to the OP. Some time ago I also researched a similar matter and came across the same evidence. There was a similar accusation here, after which I tried to contact the seller under a neutral nickname. He sent me this same screenshot, but he never managed to prove ownership of the account. Without sufficient evidence, I did not want to start the accusation process.
That was in March-April '23 if I remember correctly connected to @Alex2012 on Telegram. It is possible that I have screenshots of part of that discussion somewhere, I changed my computer in the meantime, so I would have to look for it.

What we have to clarify is that there is no evidence that the original owner of this account is selling that account. In fact, I am sure that the @Markdoy6 Telegram user is not the original owner, but a scammer who offers this account to naive people.
What if someone like him offered my account for sale, or yours holydarkness?

Here I want to invite nutildah and Little Mouse to withdraw their feedback because they have no obvious proof. Especially since the OP (@brace the mace) started a revenge hunt on this user asking Stake managers to remove them from their campaign.

Again, they shouldn't care who you sent the coins to, nor should they care if you were scammed through that trade. Everything is exclusively your fault and you have no basis to accuse anyone for it. In the end, you are also some kind of fraudster, because you wanted to buy an account and present yourself here as an established member.

And finally, who else uses a mixer during direct trade? What is the purpose and how will you prove to the seller that you sent the coins?

Prediction 1: $28,774.51
bech32 address: bc1qkte05aepm8eey0uvcfpju5y7lmvmkh0hf5jvpj

You are asking yourself the wrong question. You should ask yourself how exactly a new bill run will affect you or if the price of Bitcoin is, for example, $100k. Do you have enough Bitcoin in your wallet, so would such a jump in value change your life?
Bitcoin is not only a wild market, the current stable value is suitable for many businesses.

Few tips for you.
Research about airdropped merit on Bitcointalk.
The https://bpip.org/ page can help you a lot.
You can install the BPIP browser extension, so you can easily see how much merit a user has earned, and how much of it was airdropped.
For example how it looks with this extension
Your account:


OP's account:

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Any further discussion with the OP is completely pointless, because obviously he already knows everything about the forum, and this is just an attempt to earn some merit.
FatFork presented enough information for everything we need to know about the OP

You solved one problem with double notification, but it seems that another one appeared. I received a mention notification twice for the same post within 7 minutes of each other. I checked thread, he didn't make a mistake and submit the same post twice. post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5445913.msg62979450#msg62979450
Here is how it looks

These are just your words, and you haven't really earned a reputation for sticking to them.
You always can post proof here if it shows that there is a different agreement. Instead of doing that and giving all the explanations about this deal, as well as your participation in the ownership of the script, you decide to get into an argument and ask other members for evidence.
I saw he asked you to give them an exact date when you will finish this deal, why didn't you immediately say that you needed 10 days? At the very least, you should give him back the money you took to install the script.

What exactly do you expect from Yomix here? Did you use the Yomix service at all and whether Address bc1qyncctxpdmw92teehtwyfmjedtkelee0ptkuee7 belong to them?
Finally, Yomix is a mixing service and does not deal with scam investigations, nor are they responsible for recipient addresses. Just think how it would affect their reputation if they met demands like yours.

I was quoting for reference, because this leads to a red flag.


@swaga as far as I can see from the screenshots degika posted, you promised the installation "tomorrow" several times.
For example, on 3rd Oct. you promised "this evening/ tomorrow morning all done" ref: https://i.ibb.co/WB6r9sT/this-3.png Also, on 2 Oct. "tomorrow probably"

So, we can conclude that you did not comply with the agreement from trade.

You may relax, I don't know if you are doing this because of the signature campaign quota. Simply, sometimes it is not necessary to leave a reply.
Some managers would consider this burst posting, although stake.com is the most relaxed campaign in this regard.

This is great stuff, YT has become extremely AD boring for free use. However, for bigger popularization, mobile users must be covered. I had a similar application on Android, Puretuber, with no ads and the best thing, was the video played even if the application was not in fullscreen but running in the background.

Has anyone compared the obtained search results between YouTube and Freetube? Are they approximately the same?

There are also certain problems with the visibility on the forum of images that have been uploaded to imgur. My advice is to upload to https://talkimg.com/ a service optimized for the Bitcointalk forum.
When you reupload and update the first post with BBCode links, someone (maybe me too) will quote your post and your images will be visible.

He persistently refuses to say what his ownership is of the script he resells, always under the pretext that someone else names the owner of this script.
The fact is that he sold the same to user @degika while charging him 2x$100 for installing it on the server, which he did not deliver in the end.

I saw it on demoscript.online claim about ownership, I would like to hear from @swaga what his position in AX Group AG, he introduced himself here earlier as the owner of that site. I believe that someone more familiar with gambling can check the validity of these licenses.