You need to prove it.

How was it hacked, anyway?

IMHO it will be spam.


It won't be deleted if the post contributes to that thread. If the post in that thread which you replied to is deleted, then your post will be off-topic and will be deleted too.

There must not be any official escrow list because if one of the user in the list scams another user, forum will have to take that responsibility. In other words, there should not be any vouch to particular user from the forum to avoid potential big problems.

You can have as many addresses as you like and receive payment to different addresses. This is not a valid proof.


Corrected.


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Please sign a message from 17Y562iYMACaw4vyRYEcNmYjgzD3kGZDi8. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0 if you don't know how to sign a message.

P.S. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0.

Edit: If you are posting this to make TC and QS to remove negative trust feedback, I don't think it will work. That scam happened on 28/03/2015 and you only realized your account was hacked now?

@JerryCurlzzz: Do you know what default trust list is? It is a list of people whose judgments can be trusted. Trusting your money with them is a different thing. Someone who does not have any trade history most probably will not be in default trust list.


New users don't know whom to trust and whom not to. Such users need a temporary list and that is what default trust list is. Once you know more about it, you can start adding or removing users from your trust list but we should not be forcing them to change trust list.

P.S. JerryCurlzzz, please see this post by Shorena --
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1100872.msg11725703#msg11725703.

Give https://www.bitquick.co/sell.php a try.

‘If God gives us victory, the people of the covenant will be protected. They have rights promised to them by God. It is the strictest covenant God has made incumbent on any of His prophets. They are also held by the duties that it places upon them and must not violate it. If they are conquered, they will live comfortably with everything due to them. I am commanded to exempt from jizya the elderly who cannot work, the disabled, or the poor who receive charity from their own community. The treasury will provide for them and their dependants as long as they live in Muslim lands or in the communities of Muslim emigrants. If they move outside of Muslim lands, neither they nor their dependants shall be entitled to any benefits.’ - Abu Yusuf, Kitab al-Kharaj, p. 155-156

Following people do not need to pay Jizyah:

• Women
• Minors
• The aged people
• Those who were out of work or were chronically sick or crippled
• Lunatics
• Monks
• Any disabled person whether he has mental or physical disability
• Financially incapable persons
• If a non-Muslim rendered an important service to the country, he is exempted from paying the Jizyah for the life time. During the caliphate of Umar Ibn El-Khattab, the second righteous caliph, may Allah be pleased with him, a non-Muslim Egyptian laid before the Islamic government the project of cleaning and re-digging the ancient canal named, Nahr Amir al-Muminin, from Cairo down to the red sea which would facilitate the transportation of food stuff from Egypt to Medina, the capital. Umar, may Allah be leased with him, exempted the man from paying the Jizyah throughout his life.

1. Jizyah is paid in lieu of exemption from military service:- It is a financial substitute for military service and it is levied only on every non Muslim fit for combat. A non-Muslim is never asked to fight with the Islamic army against his will so he pays the Jizyah as a compensation for not performing the military service. It is also a contribution to the expenses of the state defense and protection similar to the now called defense tax.

The clearest incidence in history to prove this was when Abu Ubaidah, May Allah be pleased with him, knew that the Romans were gathering troops to regain Syria from the Muslims, he returned the Jizyah money and announced that: “We have returned your money back to you because we have been informed of the gathering of enemy troops. You people, according to the conditions stipulated in the contract, have obliged us to protect you. Since we are now unable to fulfill these conditions, we are returning your money to you. We will abide by the conditions as agreed upon if we overcome the enemy.” (Related by Abu Yusufin Al-Kharaj)

2. Jizyah is paid in lieu of exemption from paying zakah:- A payment in return for the public services in the state (like today’s tax that we pay the government but only much less than what we pay now…) in which the non Muslim is living like courts, roads...etc. Muslims too contribute in these public services by their paying of Zakat and other alms that are obligatory on the Muslim.

Also note that, 1400 years ago, Muslims had to deal with many battles that were imposed upon them. They also had to deal with many betrayals done by other tribes who broke their peace treaties with the Muslims and joined as alliance with other enemy tribes and fought the Muslims.


Muslims have to give zakah.

For all.

It is not upto-date. See new one : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0.

You didn't add https://www.bitquick.co/.

Five things media gets wrong about Bitcoin:

1. Bitcoin isn’t real money.
2. Bitcoin is only for the black market.
3. Bitcoin is illegal.
4. Bitcoin is just a bubble.
5. It’s too late to get involved with Bitcoin.



Some countries regulate because Bitcoin can replace banks if all people started using it. So they started regulating it for their merit. I am not against regulating but things like NY BitLicense is worse than worst.



Its never too late as long as Bitcoin exists.

Well, I think he don't know what he is doing. Unfortunately, most people are like that. They only check their work but they don't check what their work is used for which is the thing they should check first. If their work and pay are good, they do it. The world we are living in is like that.

You can check in OP about the status of development. Ledger Blue is under development.


Not always. Sometimes updating firmware are mandatory. For example, if a flaw is found, you should update firmware to prevent any possible attacks. If it doesn't allow firmware updates, you will need to buy a new one with latest firmware if such a thing happen. IMHO making firmware update as optional is better than no firmware update.

You should verify the Bitcoins are send to your address and not someone else in the raw transaction before signing. I suggest you to use https://coinb.in/#verify which will represent the data in a way you can understand easily.

Yes. Click "Import or Restore Wallet" in Armory -> "Single-sheet backup" and follow the steps.


Copy and paste it inside 'code' tags and post here or save it on http://en.m.textsave.org and give us the link.

Medias always get wrong about many things. It's quite natural and nowadays, it is one of the main parts of medias.


Another thing is that most medias tell "Bitcoin is costly and is too late" because they think a person need to have 1BTC to do something(that's what I get from their words). In fact, if a person want to send $50 worth of Bitcoins, he/she doesn't need to buy 1BTC, instead, Bitcoins equivalent to $50.02(incl. fee) is enough. I don't understand what they mean by the term "Bitcoin is costly" or why they say it.

I think John(or whatever his IRL name is) is not directly involved in those scams.

I think "week three" in your post is a mistake. It should be "period three" or "week six".

If what I said above is correct, then yes. That user will have 42 posts and 42 activity.


No.


Yes.