There's really no need to (at least not for me) share screenshot in order to prove that Binomo is a bullshit exchange. [...]

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Trading app fraud: Police list Indra Kenz's assets for seizure

Binary Options: Trading or Gambling?

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Your story reminds me of one of the fraudulent investment phenomena that occurred in Indonesia some time ago called (Binomo), such practice is exactly what you described with the gambling scheme or better known as the money games and binary options model, sweetly offered by influencers as if carrying out these activities is a profitable and legal action for their customers, without suspecting that the victims have experienced fantastic losses from such practices.

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Hello, I moved from the United States to Germany in February and have my residence permit since March. The document I uploaded clearly is from Germany, not USA.
I am not able to check anymore but it could indeed have been that my phone was on a US-connection (because I still have my old US phone membership and sometimes still use it to watch videos on my phone which require a US IP-address) while I was doing the verification. This was unintentional but I think it is a way too quick judgement to think that if a person 1 time (possibly) logs in from a US IP-address he or she immediately is from USA. As you can see in my account history all of my account activity was done from my German IP-address and no VPN was ever used.

As I said, I uploaded a legal German document as my ID, and if you want I can also provide you a recent German utility bill.

If you then verify that and let me log back in then I am satisfied with the outcome. After all now it seems my account disabling all comes down to a mistunderstanding.
Although I still find it strange that when I asked for the reason of the disabling, all I was told was "sportsbook abuse and we cannot tell you any more details" and now it turns out to be about being from a prohibited country.

So please contact me on my registered email and we will continue on from there.
If I get my money paid out I will ofcourse update this scam accusation and change it to resolved.

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I also have a problem about this, total merit I have in Forum is different from Telegram bot notification.

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i saw your accusation in the scam section, so i went to see your post history and i noticed that you also made a post in their thread, which in a way was good, [...]

I'm kind of weirded out that OP asked for the reason for breach of Ts and Cs but it wasn't provided to the account, don't they have a right to know what rules that they've broken especially if it's obscure like having the original IP in a country that you're not allowed to operate on? Rollbit has been getting a lot of accusations lately, hopefully they clear this up and that most of them are fakes.

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still no reply from Razer

I did not receive an answer from the casino support, not from the licensor why I did not go through the verification process, although I provided all the documents and showed them via video link. This means that any player you don't want to pay may not pass your verification process.

As @holydarkness have already said he will make the team aware about it by sending them a PM so wait for it to hear from them to clear the matter but you should also be careful while signing up before you agree to the terms which might create a problem for you later.As explained above in their terms so you can't put a blame on them directly for your loss.

Well, I don't wanna dig too deep into your case because I don't have all the info. But something tells me there might have been some fishy stuff going on with that betting line, because your betting pattern raises some suspicions. You even said it yourself, "I made 11 pre-game bets..." on that same line, and even more on other platforms. You can't convince me that's just regular everyday betting. Just sayin'! Rollbit casino has the right to cancel or void bets if there's an issue with the betting line. But let's just wait and see what Rollbit Razer has to say about this.

Or maybe Kezar1 knowing what the outcome of the dispute might be on CasinoGuru might be just didn't bother to create a complaint there. But this issue of VPNs and IP addresses is always going to cause problems with genuine or just cheaters.

I think casinos should devise away of blocking accounts on registration (more like evil IP address bans) rather than wait for someone to register, deposit money, when they lose, they gladly take the money, when they win, they start asking for KYC and then  "Your account has been locked for multi-accounting"

Are there lawyers here to help sue this casino?

1. Regarding the macro and micro factors, it's essential to consider both savings and investment perspectives when discussing the stability of currencies. While it's true that gold prices can fluctuate, it has historically maintained its value better than fiat or cryptocurrencies. The USD, for example, has faced significant inflation and devaluation over time, making it less reliable for preserving wealth. In contrast, gold has a proven track record of preserving purchasing power and acting as a hedge against economic uncertainties.

As for the claim about the USD price dropping significantly every day, it's important to recognize that currency fluctuations can be influenced by various factors, including interest rates, economic indicators, and market sentiment. While the USD is stable at this moment, there are a few factors that indicate the collapse of USD: digitalisation of dollar (people are mostly against it), increased USA debt, future end of Ukraine war (no more money making for USA economy), over 28 countries last week applied to join BRICS (alliance against NATO and USA), BRICS accumulating gold, housing crisis and many other factors. These are just a few examples.

2. The definition of a gold-backed currency was presented to establish the context and differentiate it from investing in physical gold. While governments may set fixed prices for their gold-backed currencies, the concept behind a gold-backed cryptocurrency like GRC is to provide a secure and transparent digital representation of physical gold. The goal is to have a fixed value for GRC tokens based on a certain amount of gold, offering stability and a direct correlation to the precious metal's worth. This goal is the future goal and is clearly explained in detail in my first Youtube video I made. I went through the whitepaper and explained each point in great detail.

3. Regarding the roadmap and the future exchange of GRC for gold tokens, it's essential to understand that development plans are subject to updates and adjustments based on market conditions and technological advancements. While the specifics may not be outlined in the current roadmap, the intention to provide a mechanism for token holders to exchange GRC for a fixed amount of gold is a logical step in aligning with the concept of a gold-backed currency.

4. The 2% tax on buying and selling GRC is indeed a significant contribution to backing the token with gold reserves. While the current liquidity and gold wallet balance may be relatively modest, it's crucial to consider the potential growth and scalability of the GRC ecosystem. As more individuals and institutions embrace GRC, the liquidity and gold reserves will likely increase substantially, further solidifying the price stability and ensuring the backing of the currency.

Additionally, the 2% tax is based on daily trading volume, which means that as the trading volume of GRC grows, so will the funds available for backing the token with gold. This ongoing process ensures that GRC remains backed by a substantial amount of gold, providing a secure foundation for the currency's value.

5. Trust in governments and banks is a valid concern, as history has shown instances of economic instability and financial crises caused by government policies and banking systems. By emphasizing transparency, accountability, and decentralization, GRC aims to address these concerns and offer an alternative that provides individuals with greater control over their financial future.

6. While the roadmap may not explicitly mention owning storage facilities for gold, the intention to establish independent storage solutions aligns with the objective of reducing reliance on centralized entities and ensuring the security of the underlying gold reserves. By taking a proactive approach to safeguarding assets and empowering individuals, GRC aims to offer a more reliable and trustworthy alternative to traditional banking and monetary systems. That is again explained in my first Youtube video.

It's crucial to recognize that the current financial landscape calls for innovative solutions that prioritize transparency, stability, and individual empowerment. GRC strives to address these needs by providing a gold-backed currency that offers individuals a reliable store of value and a hedge against economic uncertainties. By leveraging the benefits of blockchain technology and a transparent ecosystem, GRC paves the way for a more secure and equitable financial future.

It is normal practice as newbies send many spam PMs or scam incentivized PMs.

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He must have been banned for some other reason like evading the ban I think, not because he cheated the hunter. All forms of fraud aren't moderated in this forum. So be careful in trusting any manager in the future.

Thank you for your considerate reply

Firstly, the gold price indeed fluctuates, but historically it's more stable than any fiat or crypto currency. Considering the current trends in micro and macro economies, the last thing you would want to keep your savings in is USD or Bitcoin (Bitcoin may be a good investment option for next year, USD is about to decline a lot, so I'm talking about savings, not investment). So if you want to keep your money safe, buy gold, silver or GRC. Any amount of gold at any given price and time is the best place for savings. The price of gold is historically the most stable price. So, at the moment, I will be purchasing gold regularly based on the timeframe rather than price. The faster we can purchase gold is better, since every day USD price can drop significantly.

To your second point. It is true, but the definition you put is about governments setting a fixed price on gold and then backing their currency. As you know I'm not the government, I can't set the fixed price on gold, so I'm not sure why you quoted that definition. It's a straw man argument, which makes 0 sense in a current discussion. In the future (this is part of our roadmap and development), when people are able to exchange gold for GRC tokens, each GRC will have a fixed value in gold. Gold GRC tokens will be minted and certain amount of GRC tokens will represent 1 gold coin.

To your third point of 2% of being a small amount to back the token. Let me remind you 2% tax is on buying AND selling GRC. That's a lot of money. I'll give you current numbers, so you understand the example. Currently, as I'm writing, there is $4,782 in GRC liquidity. Also, until this time it took us accumulate this much liquidty, we accumulated $1,317 in gold wallet, that's currently there. If I had enough money in gold wallet to purchase and store it in gold, that number would have been much higher as BNB price dropped a lot. Nevertheless, if I was going to buy back coins with gold wallet money now, I could get the price up for GRC significantly, by about 50%. Remember, 2% comes from daily trading volume. So, that's a lot of money. So, yes the price is secure.

To your last point. Currently the gold will be stored at Melbourne mint. But in the future, we would have our own storage, as you pointed out correctly I don't trust any government. Indeed, the governments create false sense of security by promising to keep the currencies stable and your savings in banks safe. None of these promises hold true and the history showed it again and again and now it's evident too. The banks are collapsing, and fiat currencies are shaking up before people become fearful and the bubble of debt money pops. It's a matter of time, and I promise it will happen before the end of 2024. Every fiat cureency has historically failed. Only gold never did. So, there is more chance people's money can be safe and secure with a random guy like myself, who is transparent and honest (for you to decide) rather than the government.

Anyone who is concerned about their money should be concerned about USD. I use USD as an example of governments control people by creating arrificial value of unbacked paper (usd, euro, ruble etc.). Considering that USA debt is so high and only gets bigger, considering BRICS nations coming together and accumulatign gold, considering high inflation and unaffordable housing, we are very near the exposure and decline of USD. That will affect global economy and especially us, common people, not rich. So, yes I'm concerned about USD.

I don't really understand your second point. I think you answered it yourself😆 I don't think you need an "expert, financial counselor or trading advisor" to take money from the gold wallet and buy gold 🤔 It's not that difficult is it? If you mean you are worried about legal sidr of things, that's a different question.

The link on website to my instagram works, but it only works on phones. So if you use your phone to access it, you should be fine. I don't know why instagram link on PC doesn't work. I guess it's just instagram isn't optimised to PC.

Back to the legal side, I address it on our Youtube channel, so you can find full explonation there. Watch the first video. But, let me address it shortly here. Some gold-backed tokens don't exist anymore because they were scams, others don't exist because they tried to do things legally and got sued by the government. The governments are fully against crypto, what to speak of gold-backed crypto. So I'm not going to complicate the process by creating a company where everything is legal, so the government can take it away. Instead, I honestly tell people that I buy gold that belongs to me, but I only use it for the project. That way I'm not legally binded. So it all depends on trust. Do people trust a transparent men with good intentions, or do they trust the government, fiat currencies and banks, which keep crushing. Where is the security nowadays? So it's the choice people have to make. And if you don't want to trust me after watching all the videos and you can feel that I'm dishonest somewhere, it's your choice and good on you for doing the research and making your own decision.

The gold standard is a monetary system where a country's currency or paper money has a value directly linked to gold. With the gold standard, countries agreed to convert paper money into a fixed amount of gold. A country that uses the gold standard sets a fixed price for gold and buys and sells gold at that price. That fixed price is used to determine the value of the currency. For example, if the U.S. sets the price of gold at $500 an ounce, the value of the dollar would be 1/500th of an ounce of gold.

It is good that the cheater has been banned, but of course this will not solve the problem because the participants will not get their rewards, but the forum administration cannot do more than ban.

Also this cheater will surely come back to the forum with another account so bounty hunters should be careful and double check any bounty campaign before subscribing. It is better for them not to participate if the campaign manager is not a trusted member or there is a guarantee for the campaign.

This is not the first incident and it will not be the last. Bounty hunters do not tire themselves with research and participate in any campaign, so they always fall into the trap.

Any admins of Rollbit here ?
Can't withdrawal money , getting message "Functionality is temporarily restricted for this account"
Supports ignores me .

KYC is approved

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For all users who are concerned, please review this thread where the accusation was discussed and settled - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5435912.msg62469160#msg62469160

^Anna

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I would gladly help and tag that (alleged) scammer, but that other thread is not much better either and its kinda hard to decipher what's really going on there.

Speaking generally, I wouldn't be surprised if bounty manager decided to steal from bounty hunters, but what once again surprises me is that hundreds of bounty hunters are willing to join bounty campaign lead by a Jr Member account that can be easily ditched.