I can’t even explain how infuriating it is to read this. Coinbase has be one of the worst thing that has ever happened to bitcoin. More awareness needs to be spread to avoid exchanges like Coinbase which actually track and control your transactions. I think only the traders, noobs and general crowd used coinbase. Sophisticated long time bitcoin holders still believe in P2P and dark web paves the way to avoid the KYC crap.

So did anyone win that Lamborghini Huracan as advertised in this threads title? I’m not keeping up with the latest news from FreeBit but apparently the free car thing was a scam and no one actually won anything. The thread title will be misleading if that offer is already expired and needs to be changed as it looks like a click bait at this point.

Either your site has to be doing something shady or you are scamming customers from your so called e-commerce site. How hard is it to create a PayPal business  account of your own? Why would you need to rent an account?

Careful giving out your verified accounts to the OP.

His previous loss wasn’t Floyd Mayweather but Khabib. I’m not sure what you’re talking about with that 73 inches thing but Conor has clearly knocked out boxers way taller than him very easily. Take Nate Diaz for instance. Most of the replies in the thread favour Conner anyway.

Does that “ Campaign Management Website” reminds you of bitcointalk?  I mean bitcointalk offers everything else but doing automated payments and signature checks. It was the biggest global pool of scammers given their trust ratings. Good and bad managers list. Threads are maintained upto date with the latest running campaigns. Don’t know why would you need a different bitcointalk.

Finally someone as the investor have spoken up! Dean always keep bragging how the “investors are always happy and he doesn’t owe an explaination to anyone else but them”.

Could you elaborate a little more on that? I wonder what sort of power he uses to silence the people? Definitely sounds like a criminal to me.

Really sorry about your situation. Can you please use a proper scam format as mentioned in the sticky of this board with a proper link to the transaction? Quoting your post from the other thread,


350 USD is not a very big amount to start with. Secondly, the money is gone and no one is responsible for that but you. Learn from your mistakes and be a little more careful on the internet.

I don't know why the big names in the game aren't making an effort to start a venture to educate people about bitcoins. There are similar ventures for computer education, programming and some diseases. It would be so effective if someone starts like an NGO which gets funded by the donations or sponsors and their job is to go to malls and educate shop owners about bitcoins. I'd honestly do this on the weekend if I had a team of people.

Seems like Copay is trying to hide something from the vague replies they have sent to you. Makes sense that your keys could have compromised or CoPay could have been hacked. The only hope you have is keeping track of how the coins are moved. Watching this thread and tracking the coins.

Ignore me if I sound stupid but how would you download the app when your phone is on the airplane mode? It needs the internet to download the App right? 

Is the feature available only for Android at the moment? I would give it a shot on an iPhone any day. Also, kinda skeptical about going online to your web-app when things are supposed to be "offline."

The experience is sort of opposite to me. Most of the shops that I have asked have heard the term Bitcoins and they want to know more but soon as I start explaining to them, they seem to not get it and sort of start to think it's too technical for them. Before accepting the cryptos, it will be a good idea to conduct free workshops and teach masses about the cryptos in the way they understand. Once they understand how easy it is, they might start adapting.

Basically, what you're referring to is called a martingale. There are several ways to organize the bets and make some sense out of it by forming a pattern and like in the past, it has never worked out on a provable fair gambling site as every roll is random. This experiment failed a long time ago my dude.

Not that know of any such services but even if they exist, I would avoid them. You need to be in control of your bitcoins, if you think you are addicted to gambling or something you should rather talk to your friends then giving access to your funds to any such third party services. Probably use a cold wallet and keep the key safe with your closed one.

Lending services are something similar I can think so but again don't think they'd pay you just for holding your coins for 24 hours.

That doesn't look anything like an exchange. Edit your title to  * We have launched yet another ICO project. Also, the website states it's going to be a place to buy stuff with cryptos like e-commerce not sure where you getting the exchange part from. Were you in rush to launch the site that you forgot to add the Company, Developers etc pages in the footer? Please share some information about your team as well.

That isn' true. He is overconfident but it doesn't make him a less of a sportsman. Regardless of the fame and money, he has earned, remember he was a beast in the cage and have made legendary fights MMA has ever witnessed. I'm sure his comeback will legendary!

He's not just another fighter. He makes more money from advertising and products than from MMA, to be honest. Having said that, you cannot say he won't come back stronger.

The giant is back in the ring and just like every time, this is going to be a very hyped match when it comes to bets and gambling. The match is taking place in Las Vegas on January 18 next year. My favorite obviously is the Irishman Conor. Who do you think you'd be placing your bets on?

More reading: https://www.mmafighting.com/2019/11/28/20987312/conor-mcgregor-vs-donald-cerrone-to-headline-ufc-246 [I'm not affiliated with the website or anything just dropping a link to the source of my information]

This thread speaks for itself. You'd be playing on one of the oldest and most reputed sites in the bitcoin gambling scene.

Love playing on the 50/50 odds but only with the small stack. Infact, if I'm playing low bets, I prefer playing 50/50. It's a hit or miss but then again you'd lot to win and very small amount to lose.

Why would you do it for free when you can get paid by the potential projects? If you want to build your portfolio, you can simply make your own personal projects instead of working for these ICO scumbags for free. You'd get plenty of messages from the scammers to work for their project and they'd promise you to pay the tokens in return. In reality, they will use your code to show they're legit and run a scam ICO. Also, you'd have a good demand around if you can actually write a good smart contract on ETH, there are very few good developers around who know to code.

You'd be wasting time tagging or flagging such throwaway accounts. They will simply create a new one and keep doing what they do. I suppose reporting such posts and getting the user banned is more efficient. I'm not sure how the forum's rules revolve around merit sellers but definitely something the mods should take seriously. On a side note, CryptoTalk forum has become a new source for buying/selling bitcintalk accounts/merits. Sample: https://cryptotalk.org/topic/13759-wtb-cheap-bitcointalk-account/ If you visit the marketplace section, you will find so many similar threads.

Suspect? It's obviously a malware that steals bitcoins from your LBC accounts. Moreover, an LBC user will know that this will never work out. The script will navigate to the User's profile, create a transaction to send Bitcoins to his own address. If the user has enabled 2FA, they will be asked to enter the code and should be a red flag to not process that transaction.