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1561  Other / Meta / Re: how to delete my account here? on: August 07, 2018, 03:47:02 AM
and erase all posts... wipe clean... gone?

You'll end up like this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=911155

1562  Economy / Reputation / Re: Mr and Mrs Creampie Cumshot merit spitballing on: August 07, 2018, 03:20:34 AM
Edit: Looks like the post is deleted already.  Undecided

Not just a post. It is on his trust page. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1575639
1563  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: SCAM ALERT!!! Lost 0.08 BTC [Please stay safe] on: August 07, 2018, 01:14:55 AM
It sucks. I've lost crypto to scammers as well.

Just be careful of any tokens. Anyone can make a token and anyone can make a look-alike token as well. All token platforms are vulnerable for that.
Unverified bitcoin and ethereum (and other) tokens were / are a known common scam on the waves platform.  Waves addressed the problem by creating a default spam token filter.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1927689.msg39188521#msg39188521
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/scam-alert/

If you look at just the BNB (Binance token) on Ethereum - you'll see all the fake tokens that have been created with the same name.
https://etherscan.io/tokens?q=bnb



There are even forks of known coins (some of them accidental). Just be careful of people wanting to transfer coins or tokens "on the exchange".
Yobit for example has some coins listed that you cannot withdraw to another exchange. (I haven't checked on there recently)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1862511.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3228022.20

More info:
https://cryptovest.com/education/how-to-spot-a-fake-token-or-asset/
1564  Economy / Reputation / Re: Probably found merit seller (and he is an merit abuser). on: August 07, 2018, 12:14:55 AM
Any thought?
You only have to look at the times that the merit was given and it is quite clear that it was deliberate. The sent and received merit happens within minutes of each other. They are clearly exchanging the merit.
1565  Economy / Reputation / Re: Dutch google translator bounty cheat 'Joadinho' (round 2: Coolomat) on: August 07, 2018, 12:01:51 AM
I don't do translations and my level of Dutch is not particularly high but are there any issues with the actual translation ?

I always thought that the use of translation tools is not the actual issue but that the translation tools often make poor translations and that was the issue. (Poor translations).
1566  Other / Meta / Re: Corruption and prejudgment of the moderator Xandry on: August 06, 2018, 11:41:31 PM
I think this should be in reputation rather than in Meta. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=129.0
1567  Other / Meta / Re: Why aren't obvious scammers banned? on: August 06, 2018, 10:33:43 AM
If Theymos wanted to, he could come up with a list of things that are and aren't acceptable.  It might not be easy, and it might not please everyone, but he could do it instead of doing nothing.  I mean, that's what laws are--they're written rules describing behavior that isn't acceptable.  Lawmakers don't throw up their hands at the complexity of the legal system and decide to not prohibit certain things as a result.

Once you start censorship it opens up a whole new can of worms.

If you censor some scams but not others it can provide a false sense of security.

Banning copy-pasting is not censoring because they have nothing unique to say.

It is also a matter of "proof" and "liability". Copy-pasting when caught is fairly clear cut.

Once you start censoring scams you are accepting some sort of responsibility for the safety of the users.

The whole bitcoin thing came from the Cypherpunk movement - which tends to have a free speech and libertarian viewpoint on life.

Once you start censoring it very quickly turns into over-reach.

The reality is that most users that get banned probably re-incarnate as another account anyway.

A known & tagged scammer is better than an unknown & untagged scammer.

Lawmakers often over-reach. The powers they give their "henchmen" often affect ordinary citizens. (I'm not only talking of developed democratic countries)

To make something illegal - lawmakers only have to declare it to be illegal. Lawmakers only pursue "crime" if it is in their self interest.


The average CEO salary is more than 531 times that of the average hourly worker.
Politicians get a regular pay rise  -but for other Government workers it is "not affordable".
Some wealthy executives pay less tax than a laborer.
Some drugs with minimal risk are illegal - while other drugs with high risks can be prescribed by your doctor.
Euthanasia, and suicide are illegal in most countries - but the death penalty or "shooting by police" is not illegal in some of those countries.
Some large corporations pay no taxes without breaking the law.
Some legal action can leave an innocent person broke.







1568  Other / Meta / Re: Why aren't obvious scammers banned? on: August 06, 2018, 05:03:09 AM
What is a scam and who decides it is a scam ?

Some scams are obvious but others are not. Once you start moderating scams it can quickly become extremely complex.

Some people call bitcoin a scam. Some people call bcash a scam - some people call it bitcoin cash.

Some people call Ripple a scam. Where do you draw the line ?

Cloud-mining contracts ? Short term mining contracts ? HYIP ? Pump and dump groups ? Crypto exchanges ? Tax collectors ?

The trust system - while not perfect - works fine in identifying and warning people of potential issues and scams.

The reality is that people need to educate themselves on how to spot scams, keep their crypto safe, use escrow and do their own research.
1569  Other / Meta / Re: A proposed mechanism for detecting fraud scam bounty campaigns on: August 04, 2018, 07:01:48 AM
<snip shitposts>
Nice, thanks for pointing out the idioicy of OP.

What he's suggesting is that people vouch for these shit projects, and essentially take some measure of responsibility for them.  I don't think anyone wants to risk their reputation if one of them goes south after deeming it to be legitimate. 

He's also suggesting that people volunteer to do this, while they get none of the profits of these projects.  This is completely ass-backwards.  It's the project developers and campaign managers who need to be responsible for showing a project or a campaign is legit, not other members of the community.  The community already does a fantastic job of sniffing out scams, but they do so on their own time and that's a generous gesture--but trying to organize something whereby they HAVE to do this is just wrong.


ICOs are a scam unless they prove that they are not.

The identified scams got caught.
1570  Other / Meta / Re: How to get merits (guide) on: August 04, 2018, 06:44:03 AM
I felt a bit sad about how people tried to get merits. A day ago I found a newbie thread asking "HOW TO GET MERIT?" that's the exact title (capitalized).


The only people that really care about getting merit are the signature spammers and bounty and ANN thread shitposters. They are exactly the ones that the merit system is intending stop.

The system is working.
1571  Other / Meta / Re: The most polite user of Bitcointalk on: August 01, 2018, 02:24:45 PM
Just report one of his posts (I just did):
Code:
Insubstantial post: This guy spams "Thank you" everywhere. Pleaes check his post history.

Reported one saying this Smiley

‘This guy spams ‘thank you’ constantly. Absolute shit poster, possibly ban worthy behaviour’

At least he does it all on the same ANN thread.  Grin
1572  Other / Meta / Re: Fake conversations - same users - on different ICOs on: August 01, 2018, 02:09:16 PM
I also think ColorlessK is the co-founder of bountyhive.io and no surprise, look at his Merit stats. That tells the story Cheesy. He got all the Merits from last 120 days only for the ANN threads. I called this is another way of Merit abuse.
  
BTW who is the other one?
Actually it's not really a Merit abuse. There are some people that instead of giving out their Merit to constructive and quality posts, they give it at nonsense ANN threads. But who knows?
So you mean there is no such a thing called Merit abuse, enlighten me? Because I always believed those "some people" that you mentioned are the major contributors to spammers/shitposters/underworld bounty freaks to rank up and do what they actually do with greater effect, clogging the threads with their bounty reports and bumping threads.

They can do whatever with their Merits. But if they couldn't find any constructive and quality post, so be it without giving oxygen to those shills.

Merit is not moderated. But the worst offenders are painted in red, tarred and feathered.

Merit is quite a good way to detect who the shills and sockpuppets are. Let them waste all their merits on their alt accounts and then when they rank up - ban them for shit-posting. Eventually the airdropped merit will run out....
1573  Other / Meta / Re: All bounty hunters are from Philippines?? (PROOF) on: August 01, 2018, 01:59:04 PM
Hello! I'm from the Philippines and I'm quite surprised of how many Filipinos are participants of that campaign, because to be honest, not a lot of people know about bitcoin in here. I live in Manila - which is supposed to be the most "advanced" city in my country - but even so, the number of people who know about cryptocurrency or that it even exists in this city is very low, even among teenagers and young adults. However, I guess it's not fair to assume that that's a result of multiaccounting. Just my two cents  Wink

When there is poverty people will do anything to make a living. Unfortunately some people either don't have the skills to learn how it works or lack the interest.

While they may not have heard of bitcoin - I can remember the pesobit craze last year which originated from the Philippines.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/pesobit/ A lot of people lost their savings.
Unfortunately people who haven't learned the pitfalls of crypto and follow bounties blindly often also fall victim to pump and dump and other scams.

Yet  -while there may be a lot of Filipinos chasing bounties - I would also like to point out that one of the top merited posters (theyoungmillionaire) on here is from the Philippines. (Probably some others too) Not only does he write good posts in English - he has also translated quite a few posts into Filipino.  Hopefully the knowledge he brings to the local board will convince some of others to get more seriously involved with crypto other than chasing bounties.


Being a bounty manager, I can confidently say that most of the bounty hunters are from Philippines/Indonesia/Ukraine/Africa. I rarely have come across participants with good English speaking skills or from other developed countries. Roughly estimating, 70% of my campaign's participants are from the Philippines.

There are a lot of people in the Philippines that speak a high level of English. A lot of call centers that service English speaking countries all over the world are based in the Philippines.
1574  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: ❤️[AIRDROP][ANN]Aimedis - HEALTHCARE CHANGED FOREVER❗️10k PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS❗ on: August 01, 2018, 10:32:00 AM
I try to answer. but unfortunately I don't know most of the answers. I'm only a interested user and follow this project like most others.

- ISO 9001 and ISO27001, I can't find any information about the certification numbers, only the blog entry from december.

https://blog.aimedis.com/aimedis-now-iso-9001-and-iso-27001-certified/

https://aimedis.com/en_impressum.php

ISO certification according to the website is audited & monitored by
bensom GmbH
Kleine Spitzengasse 2-4
50676 Köln
Germany

The whole idea of ISO is that is it verifiable. For this reason companies usually display the certificates on their website and office wall.

- According to their linkedin profile Dr Michael Kaldasch and Dr Ben El Idrissi are not working only for AImedis.

It would be good to know their other business interests / employment. Various hospitals is vague - even though it is probably very accurate since medical professionals often move around early in their career.

This is a rental car company that they ran while in Düsseldorf


While their extensive business registrations (several medical related) over a number of years is a good sign. Both that they have been working together for such a long time and that they have been in verifiable places - it is hard to gauge the success of those businesses. (Set up on relatively low capital and no verifiable footprint) So it is hard so see if it is a 19.99 euro business registration or a fully operational company.

I did find this: https://healthcare-in-europe.com/de/news/vom-mrt-fuer-die-hosentasche-bis-zum-diabetikerwarnhund.html
Where they are in the top 12 for a business plan competition and their names are mentioned.
https://propertibazar.com/article/sicherheit-in-deutschland-securitas_5a7bbe27d64ab20a4506ead3.html
For the Cyomed platform.

But also this: https://nami.today/icos/be-careful-chances-are-that-hihealth-ico-is-a-scam-206.html Where the other medical ICO they are involved with is warned about and a scam accusation against one of the people involved with that platform. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3238979.new

- Until 2017 Dr. Kaldasch worked in a hospital of the Heinrich Heine Univerity in Düsseldorf

Heinrich Heine Univerity in Düsseldorf works with the Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf. I don't think there is a hospital there that shares its name.
Company records certainly have him living in Düsseldorf. But with so many tricky ICOs out there and Aimedis raising $36 million - I try to check out the claims.

The best way to get answers is the Telegram channel. https://t.me/aimedistoken

Perhaps you could bring it to their attention.



You might have lot of questions, but best way to get your answer by directly contacting project team at their official channel. Like e-mail, or telegram channel, etc. Where admin is present to answer you immediately.
Whenever I have questions I used telegram channel.
You can try that once.

Is this not their official bitcointalk ANN thread ?

I don't have telegram.
1575  Other / Meta / Re: Fake conversations - same users - on different ICOs on: August 01, 2018, 08:21:50 AM

xtraelv, I think this thread belongs to Reputation? Or I'm just mistaken.


Reputation is more for issues with trust.

This post is just a general discussion about what is happening.

By the way, I think Moderators should do something to these accounts since it is spamming the forum and are just shills.
See its easy for you to say but tough for the people above to decide what is right and wrong. I am sure mods will look into them once reported and they will possibly ban/nuke accounts which are shitposting like this.

Its called ICO shill bumping and at one time it was only restricted to newbies spamming them threads with "great project sir" "good potential" "best project" comments. Once they got nuked these shitbeggars had a new idea make up fake conversations and beat the dead horse. Pick up lines from the whitepaper and start discussing on them. All the same thing - just doing it in a different manner.

While the first case is easy for the mods to decide on what action to take. But what would you have done in the second case? They are not shitposting per se but discussing the project.

I tend to agree with TheUltraElite - it is shill bumping but it is not a clear cut case of spam or "low quality posts".

It is annoying and in my opinion low quality conversation but I'm unsure whether it is low quality enough to get deleted.

It makes is also quite easy to pick out the shills and see which ICOs pay for shill bumping.
1576  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: ❤️[AIRDROP][ANN]Aimedis - HEALTHCARE CHANGED FOREVER❗️10k PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS❗ on: August 01, 2018, 06:01:23 AM
I try to answer. but unfortunately I don't know most of the answers. I'm only a interested user and follow this project like most others.

- ISO 9001 and ISO27001, I can't find any information about the certification numbers, only the blog entry from december.

https://blog.aimedis.com/aimedis-now-iso-9001-and-iso-27001-certified/

https://aimedis.com/en_impressum.php

ISO certification according to the website is audited & monitored by
bensom GmbH
Kleine Spitzengasse 2-4
50676 Köln
Germany

The whole idea of ISO is that is it verifiable. For this reason companies usually display the certificates on their website and office wall.

- According to their linkedin profile Dr Michael Kaldasch and Dr Ben El Idrissi are not working only for AImedis.

It would be good to know their other business interests / employment. Various hospitals is vague - even though it is probably very accurate since medical professionals often move around early in their career.

This is a rental car company that they ran while in Düsseldorf


While their extensive business registrations (several medical related) over a number of years is a good sign. Both that they have been working together for such a long time and that they have been in verifiable places - it is hard to gauge the success of those businesses. (Set up on relatively low capital and no verifiable footprint) So it is hard so see if it is a 19.99 euro business registration or a fully operational company.

I did find this: https://healthcare-in-europe.com/de/news/vom-mrt-fuer-die-hosentasche-bis-zum-diabetikerwarnhund.html
Where they are in the top 12 for a business plan competition and their names are mentioned.
https://propertibazar.com/article/sicherheit-in-deutschland-securitas_5a7bbe27d64ab20a4506ead3.html
For the Cyomed platform.

But also this: https://nami.today/icos/be-careful-chances-are-that-hihealth-ico-is-a-scam-206.html Where the other medical ICO they are involved with is warned about and a scam accusation against one of the people involved with that platform. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3238979.new

- Until 2017 Dr. Kaldasch worked in a hospital of the Heinrich Heine Univerity in Düsseldorf

Heinrich Heine Univerity in Düsseldorf works with the Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf. I don't think there is a hospital there that shares its name.
Company records certainly have him living in Düsseldorf. But with so many tricky ICOs out there and Aimedis raising $36 million - I try to check out the claims.

The best way to get answers is the Telegram channel. https://t.me/aimedistoken

Perhaps you could bring it to their attention.
1577  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: ❤️[AIRDROP][ANN]Aimedis - HEALTHCARE CHANGED FOREVER❗️10k PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS❗ on: August 01, 2018, 01:33:43 AM


I know the shills are busy having a conversation with "each other". But it is really distracting when you are asking a genuine question here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3885454.msg43241225#msg43241225

It also makes it super easy to identify the bountyhive shills and which other projects they are pretending to be customers of:






The questions I asked should be really easy to answer and a clear concise answer would make this project stand out from the dodgy ICO's - it would be annoying to start using red bold lettering just to get attention.

Can we please have a real conversation ?

What are the certification numbers for the ISO-9001 and ISO-27001 ? Perhaps you could post an image of the certificates.
Are Dr Michael Kaldasch and Dr Ben El Idrissi working on this project full time or are they working at the same time as doctors elsewhere ?
Are you able to provide some more details about their previous work as doctors in hospitals ? Which hospitals did they work at ?In which countries are they registered to practice medicine ?
I noticed that some of the companies they were previously involved in are now run by others. How does that work with the Intellectual Property rights ?
With offices located in a monastery that has been turned into a fitness center.  www.Villa-Vitalis.nl  Is that business related or are they just renting office space there?
Which companies are involved ? How is it structured ?
Cyomed Deutchland GMBH
Rhein Medical Solutions UG
IhrArzt24 GMBH

With between $9.000.000 and $36.000.000 being raised from the public - these are questions that are important.
1578  Other / Meta / Fake conversations - same users - on different ICOs on: August 01, 2018, 12:26:14 AM
I noticed several ICOs have the same users having conversations with each other - quoting the entire conversation. It makes it quite easy to identify the other shills and other ICOs that use those same shills.

When it comes to reporting - I'm not sure which rules they have broken. It appears to be related to bountyhive. https://bountyhive.io/#your-roadmap.

This user is a classic example: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2080249;sa=showPosts















Just some of the members that consistently participate in that:
(Just look at their posting history)

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1162156 ganeshramk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1188361 cryptossi  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1200802 ibininja  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1755589 FarmFrenzy  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=934247  Ace44  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1061974 phantam
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1274822 Zombie259
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1201366    Owillz  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1182581    faulerwilli
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1137368 nesh1
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1296859 jamzzz123
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1139774 CryptoBeefy
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2080249    RyCriptoC  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2039514    em777  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1248811 gee777  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1306917 Nathan01  
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1269653 Anilbg
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2072232 chan001
1579  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: ❤️[AIRDROP][ANN]Aimedis - HEALTHCARE CHANGED FOREVER❗️10k PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS❗ on: July 31, 2018, 09:37:05 PM
Hi,

Just a reminder I asked here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3885454.msg43145334#msg43145334

About the ISO-9001 certification.  I have not been able to find any registration of such certification.

What are the certification numbers for the ISO-9001 and ISO-27001 ? Perhaps you could post an image of the certificates.

It would be great if you could clear that up.

Are Dr Michael Kaldasch and Dr Ben El Idrissi working on this project full time or are they working at the same time as doctors elsewhere ?

In which countries are they registered to practice medicine ?

I noticed the address is unusual. Located in a monastery that has been tuned into a fitness center.  www.Villa-Vitalis.nl

Beautiful looking building.

Is that business related or are they just renting office space there?

Are you able to provide some more details about their previous work as doctors in hospitals ? Which hospitals did they work at ?

I noticed that some of the companies they were previously involved in are now run by others. How does that work with the Intellectual Property rights ?

Cyomed Deutchland GMBH
Rhein Medical Solutions UG
IhrArzt24 GMBH











1580  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Innosilicon's A4 Dominator, 1.2W/Mhs 14nm ASIC and miner, open for Partners on: July 31, 2018, 08:59:44 AM
Does anyone have a pinout diagram for the 10 pin IDC connector on the blade of a standard A4 ? (If someone has one please PM me)
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