Sorry?

Not relevant/applicable here. Ofcourse it would.   That's more or less the equivalent of:  "If i steal candy would i be considered a thief?"

Yup, looks like the yobit signature ban is over. Interestingly though, jerald25 and Quickseller are the only two people i've seen posting with a yobit signature yet. Are they actually getting paid?

I'm not so sure, but this seems like it hasn't been updated at all, https://yobit.net/en/signature/details/ so whether yobit actually changed anything/will change anything is also doubtful.

Anyways, it looks like jerald25 is enjoying life and the "generosity" of yobit to the fullest looking at his recent posts. Good gracious, he's unstoppable.

too bad you can't put a price tag on someone's mental health deteriorating due to the amount of garbage he has to consume from these people who buy accounts and post detritus.

Scamming is also not prohibited as per the unofficial official forum rules... Is flagging scammers also abuse of the "trust" system?

And you think that's healthy for the forum?

Interesting point of view. I kind of agree here, despite these people being account sellers, was it really right to mislead them (and in a way, scam them?) as 2 wrongs don't make a right. Curious as to how other people think about this..

Although, i hate people who moral high horse others, and these account sellers damn well know what they're doing.

You most definitely can & what exactly is your problem?

Which is why bob123 asked the account seller to send them a message from said account they supposedly had for sale, right?

>>https://imgur.com/if7k5iX

Or do you not trust/want to take bob's word for it in this situation?

Damn. A+ for effort. That's some hardcore detective work. Here i was thinking Legendary/Hero account sellers were a myth by now.



Seems like he already did so, at least for the messages where they're stating it's them selling accounts.

What i was thinking. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=167659 is most definitely a hacked account.
This one also just suddenly stopped posting in russian.. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=61971;sa=showPosts;start=0
This one too, and way more obvious. Literally every post is in russian right up until somewhere in 2018, where it suddenly switches to english only. Definitely sold or maybe hacked? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=203430;sa=showPosts;start=300

Even then, i highly doubt the original owner will come back for them in most cases.

I can barely find anything about them, which usually means that the smarter thing to do is to stay the hell away from them.

There's a couple threads about them, but none are conclusive.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5118346.0 user more or less states he didn't receive his miner.

Also what's interesting is that they have 103 ratings on https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/coin-mining-central/
100 being 5 stars, 3 ratings of 3 stars.. Odd.

You'd think that with 100 reviews on CC, they'd atleast have some more discussion around them on other sites/forums/the internet in general, as atleast a couple thousand people have bought miners from them
(I'm assuming that only 1 in 10 leaves a review on Cryptocompare, which i think is still generous, considering almost no one leaves reviews nowadays, unless the product is shit/a scam.)
But no, there's absolutely nothing to be found about them.

I'd stay away.

It seems like those reviews are merely from users who got phished, and where the phishers/attacker used Wirecard as an intermediary to get their victim's money. So those reviews aren't really based on the service. Still though, Wirecard enabling spammers&scammers is something one should keep in mind, as we don't know what OP is up to.

I don't get it OP. Explain to me how you can issue me a Mastercard from https://www.wirecard-cardsolutions.co.uk/products/prepaid-portfolio/ for only 30$, and a Bitcoin adress that comes with the card i can deposit money to?

If this is legit, it could
A. be an extremely useful product, and i'm fairly certain a lot of people would be interested in using it. -> which will result in your inevitable downfall as you don't comply with KYC?
B. be a partnership established under false pretenses, as i don't understand why in the hell https://www.wirecard-cardsolutions.co.uk/products/prepaid-portfolio/ would make a deal like this with you... -> Which will result in them shutting the "partnership" down as soon as you get any traction.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5153876.msg51465000#msg51465000/

^ If those limits are actually true, with the right marketing this could be huge.

How do you determine which funds are clean and which aren't?
I mean, how do you determine whether someone has a hacked paypal account, or a legit one..? I don't think you can?

How would this even work in the first place, as you can't send directly to bank accounts in paypal, we'd have to add your bank account to our paypal account? Is that even allowed per TOS? Seems shady..?

Uhm.... Did i miss something or is the yobit signature campaign back? What the hell are you talking about man. you're speaking pure nonsense.He wants you to invest in the investment box right?

As far as i understood it a while ago, people can make their own investment boxes, with X returns. They ask you to put your money in their fund, and ask you for coins under the guise of checking your deposits or something similar. It's really stupid, and yobit allows this to happen on their platform.
See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5028032.0

He's definitely a scammer, and you're stupid or naive, or both.

Ahh yes, the guy who gunned down his neighbour , because he was "mean" to his dogs, and sold substantial amounts of narcotics (bath salts) from his home garage surely has a reputation when it comes to cryptography.

http://www.radaronline.com/exclusives/2012/11/murder-suspect-john-mcafee-bath-salts-experiments
https://gizmodo.com/exclusive-john-mcafee-wanted-for-murder-updated-5959812

DUI : http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/john-mcafee-jokes-dui-gun-arrest-tennessee-article-1.2318479

You must be full-blown crazy if you've managed to amass any sort of wealth, and to then hand it over to this guy.

I find this one a good read, and quite comical; https://www.reddit.com/r/JoeRogan/comments/8utitu/john_mcafee_this_might_be_the_craziest_bath_salt/

I see. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5140321.0 was outdated. Huh. In that case i stand corrected.

Offtopic: I now went through my feedback and trust, and see that a lot of my feedback previously given to users has been removed? Did i miss something when they updated the trust system? Seems like it was done manually too..?

Because B is also in your trust network? That's the only reason i can think of?

Why would a negative or a neutral trust matter at all when the only factor of a trust rating showing is whether or not B is DT2/1 (or included on your trust list) or not?
Or am i missing something

if that's not the case, it seems like that would be a bug?

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EDIT: I think i see what you mean. Jollygood received a positive trust from examplens,  and now his trust shows up as a trusted rating for me on my profile page, despite him not being in DT2 or me adding him to my trust list.

Thats... weird, right?

Yes, but you cant import a wallet.dat into electrum.

You'll first need to dump all the private keys, and then import those into electrum.
See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transferring_coins_from_Bitcoin-Qt_to_Electrum / https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/7536/how-do-i-export-my-private-keys-from-my-bitcoin-qt-client

Sounds like a lot of bullshit to me.

You're not even listed on coinmarketcap... How can you even say this?

except that it isn't. your site has no working order books, or/and no liquidity (BTC is trading at a ~2% premium on your exchange?), and i also see that your input menus are not working?

Stackoverflow accounts are often asked for at job interviews, or a nice addition to your CV, if you're a programmer.

If you buy these votes i guess you could inflate your account points and thus make it look like you know a hell of a lot, while in reality you don't, or a lot less.

I don't think it's smart to buy this. If your answer is wrong and you buy upvotes, it just looks dumb to everyone else, and if you're giving right answers to questions, there's absolutely no need to buy upvotes.

Obvious sockpuppet spam is obvious...? Or did these accounts find this topic just out of the blue.. hmm.

What's there to invest?

The only thing i see on your site is your token shenanigans, where you dupe users in giving you their KYC data in return for lower fees..?