Only a DT would be able to tag a spammer, right? Otherwise, everybody will tag everybody and I smell the "he tagged me with his alt accounts to get a slot in the campaign XYZ!!!"  |
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Most of the recent complaints are not really about the red trust itself, but because they can't now participate in any signature campaigns.
Giving a "spammer" tag is not going to help. People running the campaigns will just add naturally the rule "No red trust + No orange trust"
Then what? People will continue to complain because they now have a spammer tag which gives the same result of the red trust for their activity here.
Blazed wants to "be fair to everyone", it's of course ok. Do you think it's fair for us to read tons of garbages, reading 15 pages of topics to see there are only 5 good posts in? Why the forum should be fair to people who contaminate the forum. Ok for the members with broken English it's maybe rude to give them a red trust, (maybe a warning and asking to improve their English can be enough) But oh man, all the posts that give nothing more than frustration to the reader, re-using arguments that have been posted 20 times in the same topics, the people who open a thread with the sole purpose to give the opportunity to others (and their alt accounts) to post generic replies
What about closing the topics of the managers who don't care about the posts quality of their participants, to give them a warning/red trust/whatever
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Hi Medar Can you change my zen address to znjDkuFNM6qTV4JceWw75FFNkYX8Fy5pEoa thanks  |
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Hi LeGaulois. This is a bug that was around before the trading engine was updated and should be fixed at this point. What I would suggest is to clear your cache and refresh the page. Thanks for reaching out.
Ah I see, I had already forgotten about this bug. Well after a F5 refresh It worked as it should be. Thanks anyway @minernoob1978 Yep, there is/are still minor(s) bug(s) but It's a lot better compared to the past weeks. I am grateful to have the zero trading fees until the end of the month. We can save a lot of money, especially while trading a 5 figures number  |
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My experience with this list as a localbitcoins trader. I sell and buy btc with SEPA transfers. Because I receive from many people and send to many other people banks don't like this pattern and as you know it's impossible to reason with them. They act like fucking robots. - N26: Used only once for localbitcoins. Blocked when transfering from kraken - Revolut: Used them for some time. Was able to receive about €20k. Blocked - Mistertango: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1972805.msg28831503#msg28831503 Blocked - Leupay: Already received 17k and stopped. Only large transfers so less sender. Still working - Paysera: Low activity so far. Still working N26 stopped to accept transaction related to cryptos activities not long ago. I think it's since they partnered with Transferwise (which don't deal with cryptos activities) As for Revolut and Mistertango I am surprised for so-called crypto friendly services, I am puzzled As for Leupay and Paysera, it's only a matter of time before they decide to block your account as well. Are you using only LocalBitcoin for all the SEPA transfers in and out? |
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@OP
The period of anarchists and cyberpunks, rolling for the crypto-anarchism, is gone for a long time now. During the last 12 months (at least) the majority of people who jumped on the cryptos trend was for the sole purpose to speculate on it, this is even more evident when looking at the ICO.
Many people are saying it will fall to $5,000 this year and many others are saying Bitcoin will hit the $60,000 in 2018.
What most people forgot is we still don't know the full effect of the futures contracts.
Look at Bitcoin 1 year ago the value was $1,000 now 12 months later $12,000. Not long ago it was at $20,000. Think about this: if $8,000 is just a correction for Bitcoin, imagine the price it could be soon... The $60,000 is really possible.
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I knew it would happen soon or later.
It was only a matter of time before Mastercard decides to join the club. I wouldn't be surprised if Visa and Mastercard talked about it with each other, or if an entity pushed them to take such a decision.
So far I think we can say, the game is over for cryptos and prepaid card.
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I am hoping it's just a temporary bug. While trying to withdraw some coins the system tells me my current tier level is insufficient for this functionality and I need to verify my account to increase my tier level.
I am a tier 2 user since the day 1 and I have always been able to withdraw coins or fiat. I checked the "Get verified page" and see no change in the multiple tier levels ( Tier 2 daily limit: Withdraw (fiat) $2,000 -- Withdraw (crypto)$5,000.00)
I am a lot below the $5,000 limit :/
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Anyone can tell me if.... - An address starting with 1 is not segwit - A bech32 address (bc1) is segwit Are we ok? but... - An address starting with 3 may be segwit Don't we have yet a method to see if the address starting with 3 is a segwit or not? Or only once spend we are able to see if the P2SH is segwit or multisig Thanks  |
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So you think a member is an idiot as such he won't go to check the feedbacks, or he can see the red tag for spammers but not for scammers?
The feedback system is here to post a feedback to say what do you think about a member, or if you completed a deal etc.
There are some good campaigns not using this SMAS list as well
The "promotion of mentally retreated DT2 member pharmist and acyname" isn't going to still give a chance to scammers to continue to scam...
To be honest, I understand that all of you are upset, but all the recent topics about people crying like a 3 years old kid start to be really boring
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i have been using Google authenticator since then and im not having any issue with it,but if u worry u can always enaable email verification ror additional security.
And make sure u disable your 2fa authentication once you think of selling ur mobiles.It happens to me i forgot to disable 2fa and sell my mobile.Glad i was able to fix it by sending ticket to support.
The main topic we've been talking is about the privacy, enable email verification isn't going to help it There is no harm with 2-factor authentication. It is just used for our security purpose. In fact, those accounts integrate with 2FA they are trustworthy and more secure. If you are doing some transaction on the trading or exchange platform then 2FA is essential for our security purpose.
In my opinion, giving our privacy shouldn't be the price of our security but taking it back is. In the digital age individuals may exercise the right to privacy by giving some part of information voluntarily but cannot be forced to do The right to privacy is a part of right to liberty |
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$15 for an article is so cheap man. I know some content writers/ghostwriters asking from $75 to $150 for a single article and they are overloaded with orders.
Paying $15 here they are saving a lot of money, especially when some knowledges about the topic are needed to be able to write a decent article.
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I see, I totally forgot about this Thanks
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I wouldn't enjoy if it was my wife who found such letter. Imagine the mess. This is the letter a guy received in the mailbox, after he notified the police, he decided to publish an article on his blog. With a surprise, he figured that he wasn't alone to receive such letter asking for Bitcoin. The scammer is sending multiple letters across the country with the hope someone really cheated on his wife and accept to pay the $2,000 worth of bitcoin, now asking $8,000 Now The FBI and other authorities are looking after this scammer  watch the video https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/01/22/growing-blackmail-scam-demands-payment-in-bitcoin.html |
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It makes me remember someone on Twitter saying "Who is crazy to trust Coinbase while they've never been able to prove the company's solvency"
In your case, could it be because Coinbase has sent the wire (and so marked as complete) but with the bank deadline it will be credited only in 2 or 3 days or more?
Their support is famous to be horrible by the way, and deserve an Academy Award for this.
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Stay away from Reddit during these times, because the "Know it All" financial experts and trolls are crawling out of their caves to scream "This is the end of Bitcoin" and "I told you so". You never hear from them when the price is at record high prices, but the moment when there are a correction, they flood these forums with negativity and "I told you so" comments.
I think we should rub it under their noses when the price hit record high prices to the end of this year. ^smile^
"I told you so" idiots making a ass of themselves in public. ^hmmmmm^
LOL +1. They are the first to come in public when they feel they need to critic Bitcoin but during all the ATH you don't see them, they don't log in here for several days or weeks. You won't see any of them creating a topic to say "ok, I was wrong..." What is funnier is that the majority still own/use Bitcoin. How hypocrite is it(¬‿¬) |
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