A couple more that are missing:

• CoolWallet Pro ^[$149]
  
  • Supported cryptocurrencies
  • Review
• ITBx™ Fingerprint Wallet
  
  • Demonstration

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Changes:

• The following hardware wallets belong to the "Not Purchasable" section:
  
  • KeyFort Lite C100 and KeyFort K300 ^{[domain is for sale]}
  • Crypto Ring ^{[inaccessible website]}
  • Secalot ^{[suspended account]}
  • KeyWallet Pro, KeyWallet Touch and KeyWallet Classic ^{[inaccessible website]}
  • Esecubit ^{[inaccessible website]}
  • Telx ^{[inaccessible website]}
  • Cobo Vault ^{[deleted page]}
  • LockBox ^{[deleted page]}
  • XZEN ^[closed]
• The following hardware wallets have changed their links:
  
  • Keevo Model 1 - Link
  • Coldcard™ Mk3 - Link
• Price update:
  
  • Lattice1 ^[$349]
• Wrong image:
  
  • The picture you've included for "MIRkey", belongs to "eHSM" instead ^[link].
    ^{- While you're at it, it'd be nice if you could re-upload all of the images that aren't showing up with a third-party website like "Imgur".}

I checked some of the prices and they're indeed cheap, but the 15-minute expiration window is a bit too low ^{[you'll have more customers if you could offer those for a longer period]}.

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It was a bit weird that the only way to top-up an account, is through a third-party website that could "only" offer a set of predefined amounts ^{[you might want to reconsider that part]}.

Your best bet is to translate everything ^[English], prior to creating a thread in the "Scam Accusations" board.

It's not just about "translated ICO announcements". Pay attention to the following highlighted parts:

• Quote from: hilariousandco on December 15, 2017, 09:52:28 AM
  It is prohibited to create translated ICO threads for Local Languages that don't have their own sub boards. Due to abuse, it is also prohibited for users to create threads outside of their Local Thread. This sub forum is for those languages that don't have a local board to have their own thread to discuss bitcoin in; it is not a place for account farmers and spammers to easily abuse campaigns. If you post threads outside of your own local thread you will be banned.
  

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Nobody knows ^{[apart from @theymos]} the exact requirements, but the short answer is to have more activity ^{[as a whole]} in your local thread.

Based on all of the "deleted threads", the appropriate thread ^{[there's no sub-board yet]} for your posts should be "فارسی (Persian)".
^{- You can post in your local thread, but you're not allowed to create a separate thread on that board: Do not create threads or post translated ICO Announcements in here}

Just to be clear, you're saying they have a store on Alibaba as well?
^{- You might want to include a link to their store.}

Why would you try to sell a product that's not in your possession?
^{- It doesn't make sense.}

You have no other choice but to refund ^{[from your own pocket]} your customer.

They can't ^{[it's irreversible]} and there's little to no chance that the amount in question, is still in Coinbase ^{[unfortunately]}.

Yeah, right! In case you didn't know, there are reference links for each of those ratings and even if you've edited some of your posts, we could still access the unedited version ^{[thanks to a couple of users that archive every single post almost instantly]}.

None of those ensures the safety of buyers!

The whole point in using an escrow service is to make sure both of the involved parties are safe ^{[not just one of them]}.

Unfortunately, it's not that hard to fake those!

Anything else?

In case you forgot, you only have three laptops!

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In regards to other nonsense things, it's not worth the trouble/risk.

Unfortunately, that's just another article with a misleading headline... The part where he said "there's no reason to say no" was meant for their own CBDC, not BTCitcoin!

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I didn't like the fact that he pointed to both BTCitcoin and their own CBDC ^{[if there'll be any]}, as a way to indirectly tackle issues surrounding inflation.
^{- Clearly, he doesn't want to go with a route [direct approach] that happens to be a lot easier [SMH].}

Thank you for providing that link ^{[for some reason I couldn't find it earlier]}.

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Found a "link" with a bit more information:

• By the look of things, Antinalysis is using the "AMLBot's API" and they're actually a reseller for "Crystal Blockchain".
  ^{- Fun fact: AMLBot is cheaper than Antinalysis.}

Yes, there are plenty of gift cards for the Philippines in both "Bitrefill" and "Coinsbee ^{[select PH as its region]}".
^{- None of them had one for Amazon PH [not sure if it exists] but both of them have gift cards for Steam PH.}

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I'd suggest checking other providers as well.

The following links would come in handy:

• Crypto Channels - Youtube Ranker
• Cryptocurrency Youtube Channels

Do you have a system in place to get rid of duplicate/similar results?
^{- That's bound to happen if you keep on adding more sources.}

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Suggestions:

• A feature that would allow your readers to eliminate some of the sources from appearing on the pages.
• A dark mode.

An idea of a future income is never going to work in your favor ^{[a lot could go wrong]}.

Looks like you completely forgot about the lender itself. You have to list what type of collateral you can provide before they would even consider your loan request.

IMHO, you need someone to be the exact opposite of smart, to lend a complete stranger ^{[with no reputation]} that much!

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You might want to read the following post: What is considered collateral?

It looks like you were not registered on this forum ^{[based on your registered date and time]}, prior to the incident but regardless of that, how you didn't notice the big red warning ^{[at the top of the page]} on all of @vareole's threads?
^{- Btw, sorry for your loss.}

Please upload those using a third-party website like "imgur".

I completely understand your frustration but that was already a red flag ^{[you should avoid "any seller" that uses that type of thread]}.
^{- Read his/her "Trust summary" page.}

They're not but unfortunately, scams aren't moderated in here.

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You might want to move this thread to the "Scam Accusations" instead ^{[move button is in the bottom left corner of the page]}.
^{- Use the following "Scam Report Format" to update/edit your first post.}

@NotATether
Great blog post, I'm sure I'll be using it as a reference in the future <sup>[bookmarked]
- It's Bitcoin Magazine's loss [the same goes for Coinfomania].</sup>

Just to address the question in the subject field and some of the parts you've quoted in your second post ^{[without going into details]}, the fact that most of the governments and central banks are scared of it and probably know that their days are numbered ^{[referring to banks]}, should be more than enough to show that it does exist and it's far more valuable than the traditional systems.

Not gonna lie, I enjoyed every bit of that interview, but the BTCitcoin part on the subject field of that article is a bit misleading. I do know it focuses more on BTCitcoin but there was also a part that he mentioned having or rather investing in 14 cryptocurrencies.

• Having said that, I didn't enjoy seeing that he's putting everything into cryptocurrencies. Someone has to educate him that's not the "proper" way of diversifying ^{[most of the other cryptocurrencies simply follow BTCitcoin (with the exception of a few)]}.

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BTW, the part where he tried to explain what "hodler ^[0:55]" means, made me laugh so hard

Does it also come with a Tor switch button, like what we get on the Trezor Suite?

Unfortunately, it doesn't have one but looks like there might be a workaround for Trezor devices ^{[the second link @Charles-Tim posted, but it doesn't tick all the boxes]}.

The following links might come in handy:

• What information does Exodus have access to?
• Legal Inquiries

- Despite seeing most of them give you an idea in regards to what type of information they'll store, I don't think there's an easy way to verify it ^{[unfortunately]}.

Can you sign a message or messages to prove you have that much in your possession?

I'm not a Binance user but based on my observation, for those that would prefer to go through the intermediate verification process ^{[higher limits]}, normally they'd get another option for using other government IDs ^{[apart from passport]}.
^{- I remember someone created a thread about using Binance from a different country and IIRC, some of the users mentioned they didn't encounter any problem [not sure if they were from the US or not] but regardless of that, contact their support before doing it.}

• In addition to those, I think you can even work with being a basic verified ^{[doesn't require any document]} user on that platform:
  
  • Daily withdrawal limit of 0.06BTC = Roughly 140k PHP
  • 1M / 140k = 7.14 days ^{[time it takes to withdraw everything]}

Regardless of you plugging in a hardware wallet into your computer ^{[specifically referring to your second PC]} or not, there's still no guarantee that it's going to be or remain 100% ^{[or close to a hundred]} safe.
^{- IMO, your best bet is to go with @bitmover's suggestion and use a hardware wallet like Trezor instead.}

IIRC, for the Trezor Model T, it's 12 words by default ^{[128 bits]}.

You're very welcome and I'm glad that I could have that sort of impact

I took the stolen image from their footer area, then I uploaded that SS to google and it led to the above result.

Exactly! I wouldn't be surprised if the same scammer is also responsible for the creation of the above two websites.

@Stakefast
In addition to the bug @Pmalek ^{[repetitive results]} reported, there's another one that doesn't allow for icons/logos to scale up normally on each of the pop-up pages that have descriptions.
^{- When clicking the information button [red one], there's a big empty white space with only a small icon/logo inside of it.}

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Under the "Hardware Wallet" category, you've listed "Ledger Nano X", but it leads to a page that basically sells "Ledger Nano S" instead ^{[you might want to rename that part]}.

You didn't mention the details of the deal but regardless of that, here are some of the users that might be able to help you:
^{Note: Make sure to read their announcement threads, prior to contacting them.}

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