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1101  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: India closes doors for Crypto Currency on: October 05, 2018, 04:22:02 PM
True. These third world countries need to learn from first worlds. Before ban, people used to trade on legalized exchanges so money could be tracked and also the exchanges were paying tax and gst stuff to governments. That was good for both — people and for governments.
Those are some bold words dude! Don't use the 3rd world and first world to discuss a global matter which is governments going against the crypto users. The entire point of using crypto assets is to avoid falling for the GST crap. You pay thousands in taxes and what do you get? A country with not enough toilets? Well, that is the Indian government for you.
1102  Economy / Reputation / Re: Confession - Zapo=aTriz. on: October 05, 2018, 04:14:35 PM
All in all, I'm for second chances.  It does appear you burned up quite a few of those all in a short period of time; they could be lumped into one bad stretch of poor decisions. I like to believe you would have come clean after building up the account but that would have been less tempting than say doing it 3 weeks ago, you would have more and more to lose every week that passed as the account built up.
No one really gets second chances around the forum? Ask every account that has been tagged by the DT who was begging for the second chances? Why special privileges for the accused here? @Pharmacist - You are actively tagging alt the alt-accounts and account sellers in the forum, why haven't you left your tag here when the case is clearly to be of owning multiple accounts, scamming and other stuff. This isn't a rational judgement. If you think he deserves a second chance, why not all those accounts who have been tagged by you don't?

To conclude -  Don't be a bunch of biased hypocrites, if you stand by a principle, support it regardless of the accounts involved. I have nothing against the OP but rules should be equal for everybody.
1103  Economy / Reputation / Re: Confession - Zapo=aTriz. on: October 04, 2018, 10:31:39 PM
Since the account is already tagged and they're running two signature campaigns which I believe are self-escrowed, has anybody given a thought that they might just run away with the escrow money and still have nothing to lose? I mean they have shown the tendency to come back again with new accounts.
1104  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Overview of Bounty Managers on: October 04, 2018, 10:18:31 PM
I see lots of good campaign managers are missing. wapinter. btcltcdigger, arshe. sinatra and many more. Op if ad them it would be a good and useful thread. and also there is similar threads like this. so if it's not complete then it does not worth.
you must complete your research.
lol - I don't know which world do I live in but seems like there is a different world for altcoin projects in bitcointalk. Man, those mentioned are are fuckin rule breakers, multi-accounting cheaters, and most importantly, terrible bounty managers. It takes real scammers to recognise scammers. I'm certain why cunts on this thread like these managers.
Among in the selection only 5 ive known and the rest are unknown or I'm not just really aware on their existence and you are right seems like theres a different world when it comes to alt bounty projects.
As I said, there's a different bitcointalk inside the bitcointalk for the bounty hunters. Own set of 'good' managers, own rules and basically a totally different purpose. I wish theymos just starts a different sub-domain for the bounty hunters. He'd make millions from the traffic. (Provided he spams that forum with as many adds as possible since giving the best user experience for the bounty hunters is not a necessity)
1105  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: [SUGGESTION] Buying Bitcoins with US Business Account on: October 04, 2018, 10:12:43 PM
Looking to findout a way to Buy Bitcoins with my US Business Bank Account. Coinbase or any other exchangers shouldn't work; I don't live in USA . (No SSN). I do have a Business Registration in states. Looking for lowest rate. have a high volume.

Suggest me of a way to pull this up.

Thanks for looking.
Have you tried using localBitcoins for the US? As far as I know, the location wouldn't really matter if you can wire transfer the money. Much more secure, reliable than going through the hassle of finding someone trusted here and the escrow stuff.
1106  Economy / Lending / Re: Request to Lenders on: October 04, 2018, 10:07:37 PM
4. Try to understand how important the account. Few member id is precious to them than few legendary. Earlier who has written anything even gave bounty report became legendary so their account is not important to them and also they have multiple account. So, if you give 500$ loan that might be defaulted.
No, they should just stop taking accounts as collateral if they don't know the lender personally. You can never truly know who's the real person behind the account. Take Atriz == Zapo or pinkman12345 == ChevasRegal for instance. Don't let the rank and green trust of the account blind you.
1107  Other / Meta / Re: Petition for new mods who will ban users who troll and harass sites on: October 04, 2018, 09:59:46 PM
Don't make it about the forum when it's clearly about you and JollyGood lol I don't really care what the issue is but he has all the rights to express his views and as far as I know, he doesn't look like a troll. Maybe you should rather sort it out with him and end it for once?

Hardly there are 5-10 sites which run businesses legitly, rest of them look for ways to scam users and hence harassing them to ask for proofs or to pay people who they have ripped off is not bad. Technically, it's not harassing but asking proofs/conclusions on the issues raised.
1108  Economy / Services / Re: Looking For Community Managing / Bounty Managing Job on: October 04, 2018, 09:50:37 PM
Hello,
Now I have 2 years Of Experience In this Field. 
You can have 10, but without posting valid references it all seems irrelevant. By looking at your English skills, I doubt any brands would really be interested in promoting them through you. Prove me wrong by posting valid work experience.
1109  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Beta-testers wanted on our dime on: October 04, 2018, 09:41:42 PM
So we want to know about your user experience, the trading experience and what features you would like to see added or removed.
So everybody gets free $100 and $300 if they refer 5 friends? Are these amounts withdrawable? If yes, you're gonna lose that amounts to some undeserving members. Maybe you can keep some criteria to participate in your testing process?

The only features I would like to see implemented are - No KYC for amounts up to 10BTC, support tickets should be solved within maximum 48 hours. Rest everything is offered by every existing exchange out there.
1110  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Overview of Bounty Managers on: September 29, 2018, 12:30:57 PM
I see lots of good campaign managers are missing. wapinter. btcltcdigger, arshe. sinatra and many more. Op if ad them it would be a good and useful thread. and also there is similar threads like this. so if it's not complete then it does not worth.
you must complete your research.
lol - I don't know which world do I live in but seems like there is a different world for altcoin projects in bitcointalk. Man, those mentioned are are fuckin rule breakers, multi-accounting cheaters, and most importantly, terrible bounty managers. It takes real scammers to recognise scammers. I'm certain why cunts on this thread like these managers.
1111  Economy / Reputation / Re: To Bounty Managers - How I do my due diligence for ICOs on: September 29, 2018, 12:27:20 PM
I would like to add a crucial step to avoid exit scams which are out of context for the bounty managers -
Escrow : Bounty managers can either escrow a particular ETH amount in the worst case scenario such as they ICO never reaches the hard/soft cap or decides to ditch the project completely that if they're planning to pay in tokens. If x amount is escrowed with a reputed member, doesn't matter if the company ditches the project for whatever reasons, the bounty participants will get paid something for their efforts. Note that I'm talking about bounties with really good managers and not the bounty whoring army. Amount escrowed can always be used in case of unforeseen circumstances.


Great idea! Will this work out? Are there any projects like this? I know they escrow tokens but I have never seen any project which escrows ETH. This will be very helpful for the bounty hunters who work very hard and not get paid for the work they have done if the ICO is a scam or if it does not reach softcap or hardcap.
They should be escrowing ETH. They have enough money to put into marketing and other stuff. Escrowing 5-10 ETH depending on the bounty pool wouldn't look bad. Moreover, that money will be returned once the ICO is over and the bounty participants are paid.
1112  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hire a Front End Developer on: September 29, 2018, 12:23:10 PM
Hello world!

If you are in need of a Graphic/ Front End Web Developer for any project, I'm all available.
I've got 8+ years in Web Development, and in using MVC frameworks too.

I work with a dedicated team of 6 members.
A dedicated team of 6 developers or 6 front-end developers? I have known the biggest projects who literally have just 2 talented front-end developers on a team. I mean check out Whatsapp, kIK's front-end team. They are maximum 2-4. Wonder why an 8 years + experienced developer need 5 other front-end developers on a team.
1113  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Arrogance of Bitcoin is its own main Enemy on: September 29, 2018, 12:20:37 PM
i have observed that now bitcoins arrogance causes its price drop

as soon as bitcoin looks too expensive, people start seeing bitcoin as some sort of arrogant cryptosect,

and the price drops, as will its popularity,

as soon as 12 000 USD are beeing reched again and people start speculating a price explosion again, bitcoin looks again arrogant for many and people will drop it

someone else expects the same?

regards
I usually like your inputs on the altcoin projects but you are taking this one too far up a rat's ass. The market works on numbers, statistics and trading volumes. Psychological factors aren't enough to manipulate the market. Only small-ballers, illiterate traders do the panic selling. Actually, I have no idea where are we goiung with this topic.
1114  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: bitcoincasino.us is a SCAM. on: September 29, 2018, 12:11:43 PM
bitcoincasino.ca are a 97% scam
It is strange online gambling is illegal in the United States and the domain shows .us for their site and are related to Sedo.com on the registry  ?I know this doesn't necessarily mean they are in the US but in my case it was what made me invest in this criminal business. They are not from the US.
When someone do manage to get your withdrawal paid it is  of been a small amount. This is way I say 97% Scam .
Are you talking about the same gambling site? This one ends with .US, are they operated by the same team? They can't be in the US. The US doesn't allow running online bitcoin gambling sites.

The positive 3 % relates to small amounts that are paid out after a positive feedback online...
I am taking their internet associates , Sedo.com, ClaudFlare.com  and Hetzner to court in Quebec,  Canada on November 9, 2018. I hope to get some results as this is the only limited way to possibly get my money back ?
Open a scam accusation in the relevant board with proper details. At this point, it's unclear how you have been scammed.
1115  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pacquiao Vs Mayweather 2 on: September 29, 2018, 12:07:22 PM
Any fight mayweather plays becomes really boring way too quickly. Even when he fought mcgregor a mma fighter the fight became really boring, mcgregor is a dude that is "entertainer" at heart instead of a real boxer, he is a great fighter but not a boxer, even with an "entertainer" somehow mayweather managed to make his fight boring.
Mayweather makes money, Mcgregor make fans! Their fight was most likely a paid event with more money paid to Gregor for losing. These fighters are never allowed to play at their own will.

Pac is great and all but I do not think people will flock to it like they did last time, people did not know mayweather very well until his name got big and when we saw the pac fight and mcgregor fight we realized he has a boring style, a great style to win maybe but sucks to watch.
It wouldn't suck to watch because the organisers will create the event in such a way that it raises the table of bets on every move, every minute and every round. So unpredictable, so interesting. In the end, the fixed match will be concluded with predefined results.
1116  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling addiction becomes more popular with young people over time on: September 29, 2018, 12:02:12 PM
I think most of the people are addictive to gambling which there is no age restriction and even most of the people for fun not to make money. So always most of the young people are very addictive for for free sources of money and they find gambling is the best way to make fast money.

Wouldn't call gambling a free source of money. It is the riskiest source where someone needs a lucky shot to be rich while dozens of people lost almost everything...

Although trying to make money with gambling is a stupid idea (and we have to make sure all young people know this fact in the first place), I wouldn't call it the riskiest enterprise. When you gamble online you can lose your balance, while when trying to rob a bank you can lose your freedom or even your very life. Also, there are a lot of shady businesses in the streets which are much more dangerous than gambling. Since adolescents are tend to do something risky anyway, maybe gambling is not that bad of an option.
That's logically flawed. Robbing a bank could be successful too, without getting caught or risking your life. The shady businesses on the streets guarantee a profit. If one sells drugs on the street, he's guaranteed to make money. The case is not the same with gambling. You may or may not.
1117  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A big movement by a Big exchange in INDIA on: September 29, 2018, 11:57:18 AM
Maybe if they became a P2P website the Indian government would go after that? As far as I know there's no centralised website for P2P trading in China. It's all on stuff like Telegram.
In India, localbitcoins is the only p2p network used widely. The in-house exchanges are the shittiest service providers. They wouldn't let you withdraw a penny without verifying KYC documents, their rates are usually higher than the normal market rates, the service fees are high and security is next to a fuckin garbage bin. I don't see a single reason why anyone in India should use cuntpay or cuntsecure when they have 1000 better cunts in the market. Fun Fact: The panel that takes decisions on the financial stuff in India are the biggest scammers themselves.
1118  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: You can now safely buy and sell any item for bitcoin in a p2p marketplace on: September 29, 2018, 11:52:09 AM
With the recent launch of https://market.forra.io are we heading into a new era of bitcoin and cryptocurrency as a whole?
We are going nowhere with that service. The main page has all the prices listed in dollars instead of BTC/ETH. I would never use a service which thinks pricing their products in cryptos is not important. There is practically no information of cryptos/p2p marketplace on the website.
1119  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How to see if wallet on specific exchange is offline/suspended for maintenance? on: September 29, 2018, 11:47:00 AM
So it seems there isn't a way to get the wallet status directly from the exchange without human intervention, right? (e.g. manually checking status page, twitter feed, etc)
Yes, it totally depends on the service on when to down the wallet for scheduled maintenance.

I wonder if a possible workaround could be implemented via the blockchain. I say this will a limited technical knowledge but I'm hoping folks with a lot more know-how could shed some light. But if one had the wallet address for a specific coin on a specific exchange, given the ledger is public, would it be possible to pull the date of the last transaction for that wallet? If the last transaction was weeks/months ago, it is probably fair to assume this wallet is offline. Thoughts?
That is not fair. Most of the exchanges either provide new wallet/addresses for transactions or keep a dedicated address for every user. These details are obviously public and could be seen on any block explorers. I'm not sure what offline indicates here but technically it is never offline since money could still be sent to it and the details will always be on the chain.
1120  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A big movement by a Big exchange in INDIA on: September 28, 2018, 04:39:14 PM
So now here i would like to ask all of your opinion that what you are thinking about the cryptocurrency future in India and your own country . And Do you think that this exchange will again take place his steps back in cryptocurrency with new identity or it is just our expectations .
Honestly, the future of cryptos in India will be great in terms of adoption and publicity but the governments will never approve of it until they are ready to tax it which again will be opposed by the leftists. It's more like a never-ending battle in the court but outside court, everything is fair and legal.

I hate Indian exchanges and they are a curse to the Indian bitcoin eco-system. Look what Coinsecure did to the poor bitcoin holders. Bribed the cops and stole all the bitcoins due to their own fuckery.
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