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1261  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: My new project: www.newscointoday.com on: August 04, 2018, 10:51:44 AM
First impression feedback,

1. Website design is terrible, please use a template if you can't code it on your own.
2. The cookie accepts policy box looks pathetic. Pretty sure you will get a good one online. Btw, do you actually use cookies?
3. Why does your contact us page leads to this page : https://en.support.wordpress.com/contact/ ?
4. Get the site properly tested before launching it.
1262  Economy / Services / Re: BOUNTY MANAGER on: August 04, 2018, 10:23:12 AM
i got red trust when i was bounty hunter , i couldn't see the bounty thread that luptin announced that the bounty was scame but i send my weekly working report in the thread, so that I got red trust,
That's the link to the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4476252.0 Even after Lutpin announced that website is a scam you continued advertising it. Gotta give it to ya though, you went from bounty whoring to bounty management.
1263  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: SCAMMER JETWIN.COM on: August 04, 2018, 10:20:09 AM
I see that they do not meet anyone even here, but they are active.
Have you messaged them about this thread's existence? Post a link to this thread in their official one.

do not deposit, do not bet on this site jetwin.com.
I do not see where I can complain, but I will look
They have a good reputation, to be honest. You just need to get the issue sorted out by either talking to one of the support or wait for them to respond here.
1264  Other / Archival / Re: *KOMOBIT* is looking for beta testers - help us and get your reward on: August 04, 2018, 10:13:51 AM
What bounties are you ready to provide for serious bugs? Because the faucet money as a reward is just isn't enough. The registered users can only check for the client side and server side's req/res errors. What about testing stuff on the back-end that is servers, SQL injections and other stuff? I'm ready to perform penetration testing on your site if the reward is good.
1265  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sometimes enough is enough on: August 04, 2018, 09:21:28 AM
Some gamblers just really need to watch "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" movie to see what borrowing can lead to.
Is that movie really about gambling? Roll Eyes

Long story short if you haven't seen that one - a guy who was really good at poker borrowed money from all of his friends and some gangsters too and lost the game (the main problem was that he was kinda good at reading people's faces and so he usually knew what cards they had on hands, but this time his opponent was cheating). Eventually, not only he has set up all his friends and owed LOTS OF MONEY to gangsters, but he was also threatened that if he doesn't return his debt he and his friends will be killed.  Cheesy
I don't know how realistic this situation is, but every gambler just has to keep in mind that owing someone may end up very bad, so it's better to be left with nothing.
That's just a dramatic movie man and not a real-life scenario! There are no "thugs" to extort money out here, you simply come crawling to the house to try your luck! No one forces you to bet or no one threatens you from taking home the winnings.
1266  Economy / Gambling / Re: Help you to BOOST your POKER, SPORTS BETTING accounts on: August 04, 2018, 08:15:50 AM
Actually, you sound convincing. What is the minimum bank roll you’d like to start with? Let’s say, I give you one of my accounts with 0.01 BTC in it, how much ETA bitcoins I should see in my account in a week? If you lose them, you can just send them back to me correct? Pretty sure sending bitcoins from a wallet doesn’t invoke a KYC.
1267  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Looking for a service to indicates to buy or sell crypto... on: August 04, 2018, 07:55:03 AM
That’s technically called Algorithamic Trading.Ideally, you should be deriving your own conclusions based on the candle sticks and then compare them with the algorithm results to get a proper pattern. There are tons of such services in the market if you google it. Check out GunBot, it isn’t exactly what you need but you’d want it.
1268  Economy / Reputation / Re: We need to tag people for not using escrow! on: August 04, 2018, 07:35:44 AM
If we are going to let them decide on participating or not then we should also let others decide whether they want to lend money to newbies asking for a loan with no collateral, why do we have DT members tagging them?
IMO, only trusted bounty managers should hold the tokens, meaning if a newbie started to manage a bounty then they should receive negative trust for not using escrow because they are not trustworthy enough.
- Anyone can lend money to a newbie if they are providing a valid collateral. It’s completeky upto ye lender. DT members aare just there to tag the accounts if a loan is asked without a collateral. Also, Vod is the only DT members who does it actively.

- What is a trusted bounty manager? Trusted just because he has a good rep here or trusted because of his work with the previous bounties?

- Also, there are a few good companies who have their own members of the team to manage bounties. Are you going to force them to use a trusted bounty manager?
1269  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ DigiSync v6.16.2 - DigiSpeed - Segwit -DiguSign on: August 04, 2018, 07:26:47 AM
Digibyte is a sleeping giant. The prudent thing to do is buy, buy, buy and hold, hold, hold. The future will reap you the rewards of wisdom and patience boys and girls.
Haha that’s a funny post. The sleeping giant however, is regulated by the whales and can put it back to sleep whenever they like. There is nothing specialabout  holding DGB, I have been holding and trading this coin for a few months now and I’ve had worst experiences. The real sleeping giant is Rippe.
1270  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Thinking of Starting A Review Site on: August 04, 2018, 07:19:14 AM
Any ideas how profitable a review site can be? I've been writing for news sites and review sites for the past year and now dream of starting a review project. Ideas are welcomed.
Depends on your content and traffic obviously. That niche have started to get saturated with tons of review sites by the bounty whores. ICO-Bench I think stands out and is quite famous. They go beyond the review concept and offer other features like 10% bonus or airdrop stuff. If you are a good write, just keep doing the freelance writing jobs as you wouldn’t have the skills to make a review site that would stand out. If you are ready to invest in hiring developers then it’s completeky a different thing.
1271  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: GG.BET SCAM?! on: August 04, 2018, 03:54:05 AM
Hello guys, when i first access gg.bet (i don't have an account yet.) i asked one of the support if i need to verify my identity if I'm using BTC then one of those guys from the support (i forgot the name) said that i don't need to verify my identity. Then i created an account and deposit but then when i'm gonna withdraw its been incomplete for 5 hours then i chat support what's wrong and then they are now asking me to verify my identity? What do you guys think about this?
Please use proper scam accusation format as suggested in the stickie thread. In your case, you will need to upload the screen-shots of the chat you had with their customer service. Also, post links to their thread/accounts on bitcointalk.
1272  Economy / Reputation / Re: We need to tag people for not using escrow! on: August 03, 2018, 02:49:36 PM
The escrow would just escrow the tokens and make sure everyone gets paid?
The escrow would then have to validate whether everyone deserves to get paid. There will be inactive users that don't fulfill the requirements, and I don't think the person hiring the campaign manager would be happy when their funds are given to users that aren't deserving.
So it's like doing the campaign manager's job all over again? I bet that involves days of work which wouldn't be covered in the Escrow fees. Maybe the campaign manager should coordinate with the escrow per week and explain the stakes given. Either way, things would be complicated.

Escrow should always be used. But, its not as simple as it sounds, and a lot of the escrows only hold the money currently, and still rely on the campaign manager doing their job. Which in the vast majority of the times they aren't. Especially, within the altcoin scene.
Exactly!
1273  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: Unikeys - biometric hardware wallet enabling worldwide crypto adoption on: August 03, 2018, 01:57:00 PM
Product looks promising. Do you have an ETA when would it actually hit the markets or ever come out of the white paper? The Technical Specifications are solid and indifferent to similar technologies that have existed in the market.
1274  Economy / Reputation / Re: We need to tag people for not using escrow! on: August 03, 2018, 01:26:11 PM
I want to know if any DT member would consider not using an escrow for large amounts in bounties as something untrustworthy and red tag worthy?
It's the participants who should be taking that decsion weather to join the bounty without an escrow. If participants are okay with it, DT shouldn't have any problems either.

What these bounty managers are doing is not using any escrow to hold the coins/tokens, they expect you just to trust them to pay you at the end, they are not reputable forum members and sometimes they claim that they are paying Millions of dollars in coins/tokens to their participants.
Bounty managers get paid anyway. The participants have to  suffer in any unforseen circumstances. Again, it's the participants that should demand escrow as they are the one's to slave for months for the tokens.

There's no easy way for an escrow to decide whether or not the bounty manager did a good job. That means the escrow has to do the bounty manager's job all over again, checking thousands of entries to determine who should be paid.
The escrow would just escrow the tokens and make sure everyone gets paid?

I hope they start using escrow. Bountyhive escrows the bounty pool for its projects
And why exactly anyone on earth trust them? They don't have a big of a reputation on BTCT as well.
1275  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sometimes enough is enough on: August 02, 2018, 10:09:57 PM
that is why it is  better to gamble in sports betting where winning is small but in long term ROI you will be in good profit. I have lost lot of my wealth when was playing casino and dice but thank god I joined sports betting and almost recovered my loss
How the income is profitable in the long run when you sportsBet? You literally are playing a predictable dice game and of course your knowledge of a particular sports matter but there are equal risks. I'm glad you have recovered your losses but you were playing with the equal amount of risks as you did while playing dice.
1276  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Equi Capital ICO 15ETH reward for Bounty Participants on: August 02, 2018, 10:04:49 PM
If he cares about his own reputation then he would certainly pay all the participants of the campaign with money out of his own pocket. but as in the world of the ICO only has person with bad character and person without dignity and dishonest, I doubt very much that this guy would take his money from the pocket to pay the participants of the campaign
That's exactly my point! ICO's billionaires won't give two shits about giving 2% to the bounty participants.

this: " Participants already take some sort of risk the moment they enroll " It should not happen at all. Often ICO owners forget that thanks to the hard work of these guys who participate in the bounty campaign that they (the ICO owners) manage to raise funds for the projects they create. another thing that ICO owners forget is that they have made a commitment to the participants of the bounty campaign, even if this commitment is not formal. example:
I'm afraid I would like to disagree with the 'hard-work' part. Apart from Blog/YouTube campaigns, most of the stuff is just copy pasting. I could be wrong but the point again is, why would someone work so hard for 5 months in the hopeless ICO world?

It can not be said that I will to allocate $200.000 of funds for the bounty campaign and the campaign will have a duration of 5 months for example and before 5 months change the value to  $100.000 for example, this is something very bad and shows lack of planning by the creators of ICO.
That's true but there isn't a formal contract stating that right? Or there is?
1277  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Best Exchange for major cryptocurrency trading on: August 02, 2018, 09:58:33 PM
So let me get this straight. You have a completely new exchange, but you expect users to pay 0.5% fees, on a site that is barely loading in, and that has mandatory KYC for any trading amount?
lol, He thinks people are fools around here. Actually, there are! Paying fees is too far, I don't even see a reason to deposit a penny there.

"I really like Kineticex. I am also interested in the plan of ATM machines to access and cash out payments and its a great platform for payment solutions.  Undecided Love it."
There goes another sock puppet. Let them keep shilling for a while, the thread will be moved to the trashcan eventually.

 
1278  Economy / Services / Re: BOUNTY MANAGER on: August 02, 2018, 09:40:31 PM
I am also a communications manager
Might as well you want to add the number of bounties you have managed in that post? That will highlight the quality of the service you will provide. Matter of fact, if you haven't managed anything worth noticeable yet, it's inappropriate to call yourself "experienced".

Inexperienced bounty managers seem to be the primary cause for a shit ton of spam around the forum.
1279  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: DO NOT USE BTCFROG.COM TO GENERATE BITCOIN QR CODES! on: August 02, 2018, 09:33:01 PM
What a scam.
Their text box is coded in a way that even you just put a single number of 1 or 3, it still go through the process and were replace by their own address.

Sadly they have already accumulated some free depo amounting to 0.4+ btc
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1BmNTQLzFN9AY9tazHnGLT2efzgwQxLRVe

How the hell did they reached the top 3 rank result? and even have a google ads on their website. Ridiculous.

You need to notify Google, their hosting address will be banned
Google doesn't ban shit. Google doesn't have any rights to ban stuff. All they do is black-list the site from their search-engine and notify the central hosting services about the fraudulent practices on the site after a thorough investigation. This investigation may take days and site will still be accessible via a browser. Maybe you will be warned by your anti-virus service before continuing to the site.
1280  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Equi Capital ICO 15ETH reward for Bounty Participants on: August 02, 2018, 09:28:28 PM
Well if the team exists and still one of them is a billionaire then it means that they are people who should at least have some sense and show some honesty,
Businesses don't work like that, do they? I mean one of them is a billionaire doesn't mean he would be paying money out of his pockets against whatever the contract is/was.

I would advise you to unite all people who somehow consider themselves unfair about this project, to post their problems in this thread.
To be honest, bounties are always risky. Participants already take some sort of risk the moment they enroll. I'm not saying they shouldn't get paid for the work of 5 months but who the fuck in the world slaves for 5 months without a payment?
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