@Pmalek
I quickly went through the list and based on the ones that I could check, I found the following changes since you've last updated them:

• Bitcasino - Maximum withdrawal of 1BTC ^{[not sure if it's an outdated page]}
• Rocketpot - Withdrawal fee of 0.0006BTC
• Rollbit - Those with new accounts have to deposit and wager $10 in order to withdraw
• CoinRoyale - Minimum withdrawal of 0.001BTC
• Winz - Maximum withdrawal of 1BTC but on another page, it mentions another thing instead:
  
  
  Quote from: https://winz.io/en-CA/faq
  Maximum withdrawal amount processed to a player is 5,000 USD per day, 15,000 USD per week, 45,000 USD per month.
  
  
• PlayBitcoinGames - Minimum withdrawal of $1 and a maximum withdrawal of $1000
• Anonibet - Maximum withdrawal of 50BTC ^{[it has to be an outdated FAQ page]}

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In regards to casinos that charge ridiculous withdrawal fees, all I can do is shake my head and say, it's nothing but daylight robbery!

There's also a Google Sheets app for both Android and iOS devices ^{[for the most part, it works pretty well]}.

If privacy is a concern, then you might want to read the following link: About privacy
^{- Adding any of the above suggestions would result in little to no impact on the privacy front.}

You can remove them from your watchlist:

• Watchlist > Edit watchlist > Put a checkmark on those that you want to get rid of > Click the "Remove checked" button.

Apart from what has already been discussed here, have you tried checking the sizes ^[kilobytes] of the images that you've uploaded? On all of the previous occasions that I had to deal with automated rejections, I noticed my uploaded documents were beyond their allowed size limits ^{[some of them have that requirement in place]}.
^{- In other words, sometimes it has nothing to do with the images being blurry or not.}

And as always, you forgot to include the "archived" version

• Quote from: smooki3 on September 09, 2021, 02:13:40 PM
  They have in stock Innosilicon A11 Pro ( https://www.alfakarsa.com/innosilicon-a11-pro-8gb-2000-mhs-ethereum-miner.html ) , Linzhi Phoenix ( https://www.alfakarsa.com/linzhi-phoenix-2600mhs-ethminer.html ) and Antminer L7 ( https://www.alfakarsa.com/bitmain-antminer-l7-95ghs.html?search=l7&category_id=0 ) !
  
  All of the great, expensive and unreleased miners are in their store and they have them in stock.
  

- Innosilicon A11 Pro ^[archived]
- Linzhi Phoenix ^[archived]
- Bitmain Antminer L7 ^[archived]

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There are a lot of plagiarized content on their website, but the most notable ones are the following parts:
- Clearly, they're connected to what you ^[link] and I ^[link] have previously found on another thread ^{[I could've used just one of the following websites as proof, but I wanted to show the chain connection]}!

• Their "Delivery Information" page was taken from "Ethereum-miners.com".
• Their "About Us" page was taken from "Cryptominer-shop.com".

Thank you for providing an explanation and an example ^{[makes sense]}, but seeing that they've already given estimated damage for the electricity "alone", then we're probably dealing with a submetered electricity on the building in question.

Same here... I'm curious to see the extent of his punishment ^{[because of his background (might have an influence), I'm guessing it'll be just a few years]}.

Am I the only one who thinks the parts I've bolded, contradict each other?

The last time I checked, mining ^{[as a whole]} only used an insignificant amount of the network bandwidth, so I wouldn't be surprised if there's another corrupt employee doing something else in that building!

I couldn't watch the video from the above link ^{[subscription-based]}, but judging by the looks of the miners and the PSUs ^[screenshot] I think you might be right ^{[for the most part]}.
^{- I wonder why they had to slap stickers on any of the parts that said Bitmain and Antminer [it's still obvious who manufactured those when you check the exact placements of the stickers].}

There's more:

• Quote from: https://www.fox5ny.com/news/suffolk-county-worker-charged-in-digital-currency-mining-scheme
  Naples faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the top count against him.

I've tagged both of them...

• Normally, I would've given them another chance by asking them to remove it first, but seeing that they've clearly read the campaign thread ^{[prior to applying privately (refer to @igehhh's post)]}, as opposed to a bunch of spammers that literally apply in any campaign, then both of them deserve receiving such ratings!

If you're responding to concerns ^{[@mine and @Darker45]} in regards to showing an image with the BTCitcoin accepted sign, then you should remove both of the images that you've included ^{[despite making them smaller and cropping one of them, both of them "easily" showed up when I reverse image searched them (as a proof, there's a letter "M" somewhere in the middle of the store's name)]}.

• When you take an image from somewhere else, you should always include the source!
• I spent 10 minutes looking through the images that the customers have posted and I couldn't find a single image showing that they're accepting BTCitcoin in their store...
  ^{- I'm not implying that you've lied, but you should really include an image that shows that's the case.}

The other two images were taken from two different sources, but I can confirm that both of them belong to a single store.

Here you go: Prevention is better than a cure. Please escrow.
^{- In addition to the linked escrow list within that thread, there's another one with few other missing names: ₿ LIST ₿ Bitcointalk's ESCROW providers: Ranking & Blacklist ☠ Avoid Scam ☠}

I thought that process was automated and Salvadorans would get it as soon as they've completed the KYC process in Chivo wallet.
- Am I missing something or you meant to say unlocking the airdropped amount for withdrawal ^{[I've read a few reports that mentioned you have to make a few Chivo to Chivo transactions first]}?

Aren't you worried that your account might get flagged ^{[it's a significant amount]}?

You'd have to be living under a rock ^{[in the past few years]}, to give such a statement!

I highly doubt it'd have a positive impact on the market ^{[it'd be more beneficial to them]}.

Regardless of the acquisition part, it opens the door to more/new opportunities ^{[despite having my doubts over its future success, to them, it's a no-brainer]}.

Small correction: It should be BTCitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Since this thread is addressed to Newbies, then you should probably mention the following thread: [EDU] The Rule of "No Collateral, No Loan" - IGNORE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

You might want to talk about escrow providers as well ^{[this might look like self-promotion, but it's not]}.

You're very welcome

Exactly... I have a strong feeling that they're not connected to one another ^{[multiple owners]} and just purchased an exchange theme from one of those unethical digital marketplaces!
^{- I tried to look for a clue by viewing each of their page sources, but as soon as I used the "CTRL + F" shortcut, it freezes the page.}

You're right and this time, I didn't do it on purpose since clearly, they're just a bunch of carbon copies.

Ganyan din ang case ko nung 2011... Nadiscover ko ang BTCitcoin sa isang gaming related facebook group and I even mined a few pero it took me 4 more years bago ko pa nadiscover ang BTCitcointalk ^{[buong story]}.
^{- Ang main issue kung bakit madalas walang alam ang mga Facebook cryptrocurrency users tungkol sa forum na ito ay dahil lang sa mga group admins na hindi naglalagay kung saan galing yung mga pinopost nilang impormasyon.}

It no longer shows up in the search results ^{[through Bitrefill]}, but I did manage ^{[thanks to Google]} to find their links and it seems that they'll be introducing an improved version soon:

• Bitrefill Balance Card (USD)
• Bitrefill Balance Card (EUR)

That's not enough! The way I see it ^{[in theory, so don't get offended]}, nothing stops you ^{[and your friends]} from robbing the person that shows up at your place with a lot of cash/BTCitcoins.

• When it comes to users with no reputation ^{[e.g. you and most of the Newbies out there]}, you should "always" provide some sort of proof, before hoping the buyer would consider making the purchase ^{[not the other way around]}.
  
  • Use "this" format to post images of the sealed S19j PRO boxes ^{[it'll increase your chances, but the escrow part is still a red flag]}.
    ^{Note: Clearly show the side that has the labels/stickers!}

You forgot to archive the page that had that information, so here it is: About Us ^[archived]

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I did some digging and found other "fake" websites that were using that exact same template and content:

• Cryptohabs.com ^{[archived - (Creation Date: 2020-10-28)]}
• Bitundex.com ^{[archived - (Creation Date: 2021-01-14)]}
• Lutcoins.com ^{[archived - (Creation Date: 2015-02-19)]}
• Bitalcoins.com ^{[archived - (Creation Date: 2021-09-01)]}
• theBitit.org ^{[archived - (Creation Date: 2021-01-11)]}

I really liked every bit of that interview, but it would've been better if there was also a picture of the board in question ^{[both of the images that you've included aren't that clear and AFAICS, none of them have a BTCitcoin symbol in them]}.

Unfortunately, that's not true and it'll just lead to other risks: [UPDATED] PSA: Most Stablecoins Can Be Frozen, Even in Your Own Wallets

In theory, yes ^{[e.g. here's one, but it didn't happen to an InstaCoin machine]}.

Yes, it could:

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I couldn't find an ID requirement on their website and on "this video ^{[it already shows the whole process]}", but take note of the following "limits".

I believe one of their payment processors ^[CoinGate] should take the blame instead and they also have similar restrictions when it comes to higher amounts.
^{- As a workaround, you can use Binance Pay [if you're one of its users].}

Update:
That's strange! Just did a test and that's exactly the case: Screenshot