Such good.

But yes, I think that would be useful. Better than the current "Risked BTC" implementation, at least.

[as last stated, admittedly a while ago now]

If that's still approximately correct...which considering BTCJam, it probably is...you're doing much better. Not bad at all.

I've hit the 150 posts + 90 days required for the gold plated silver coin campaign-thing. By any chance, can whoever is handling it contact me...? I was never asked for my shipping info

Interesting to see you're still alive and kicking...

Are you able to offer any data on your repayment rates, by any chance? For comparison to websites such as BTCJam.

This looks...absolutely bloody awesome. I'll be following this. I don't see any issues with the planning, though your monthly user estimates seem a tad high. But that's just me.

According to that, they're working on it. I'll watch this thread. Curious to see if it's a serious exchange, or an attempt at making a quick buck.

Precisely what Beastlymac said. Learn from your mistakes, bans are issued for a reason. You are not a special little particle of gold shining brightly in the pool of banned players, and you don't get special privileges and exemptions. I'm sure it's not the end of the world.

I'm still quite a bit away from Legendary myself. Getting closer, though...I'm past 600 activity

But yeah. At least 2 years. If you're planning to scam or sell the account, you're going to be spending an awfully long time!

My neutral is staying, but it's just that, a neutral. I don't disagree with the negatives, though. He isn't exactly drowning in negative trust points.

Precisely what 99.9% of people who see this are going to think. Sorry, but the fact it's made with weebly is basically screaming that it's a scam. I'm going to go out and also say that this is most likely a scam.

A recommended trust list should still remain and be copied from DefaultTrust, but not automatically enabled, if you're going to do this. I don't want to have to build an entire trust list from scratch, and having some kind of trust list like DefaultTrust does help to make most members on the board have a general idea of who is trustworthy and who isn't.

Unfortunately a basic reputation system like the ones on MyBB forums can't work due to the vast amount of Newbie trolls/scammers. It's a shame.

First up, you're only trying to raise $25,000 AUD from it? It isn't that much. Secondly, using a site with a free weebly subdomain isn't a great impression. If you want $25,000 AUD in investments, but won't spend the $10 or so to get a domain...

Says the person popping into porn account selling threads asking for vouch copies, eh?

But I'll be gone anyway. Don't want to derail the thread too much haha.

Felt this was slightly more appropriate, heh. Sorry, but someone had to point out the true meaning of your words

So you bought 5 BTC, did a tiny bit of gambling, then deposited 5 BTC and blew it all in one roll?

Sorry, but you're either lying or incredibly, incredibly stupid. It's not the fault of the casino operators.

Your fault. You don't get out of a jail sentence by asking the court to have a heart. Follow the rules next time; you already had your last warning, seeing as you received a tempban before.

A scam. Simple. There's no other way to define it IMHO.

No-one abused the trust system, though.

The trust system is just that. A system to show whether you trust someone or not. If Vod et al. don't trust you, then I damn sure don't either. You asking for positive trust to be given and threatening consequences if it was not given was/is a completely fair ground for negative trust. And unfortunately in this world things remain longer than 24 hours, you can't just straight away go out and say "I've learned my lesson now, can you remove it?".

There are and have been lots of scammers on this forum for a very long time. Without the same people who give you negative trust, many more people would be scammed constantly. It's necessary. And anyway, most of the people who give negative trust are reasonable and will downgrade/remove the trust after a delay of a few weeks or so. But it's posts like this which make them less likely to do that, as it's also typical of scammers who have nothing to lose with their account anymore.

Ayy, 2015. PrimeDice begins (and survives, but of course it was going to survive!) a new year.

You can't predict a trusted member's breaking point. Let's not lie, most people would break if they had $1 million trusted to them and could scam anonymously. Some would at $500,000. Some would at $100,000. And some do at $1,000. All you can do is not trust someone with more than you'd be comfortable to lose. Obviously more trust makes the breaking point higher, and there are a few people who will never break, but a lot of people will unfortunately.