You should probably now add "[color=red ]" for those that I've tagged so that we can easily go through the list and know whether I missed some or not.
Nice formatting; that's exactly what I wanted.
Done, as requested
Hey SFR10 , you've included me here even though my thread was closed at the time you posted this list. I was no longer involved in accelerating transactions.
I'd like you to kindly remove my thread from the list as it was already closed and it is of no use tagging a service that has already been closed,
So if a certain service, scams few users then decides to close that service, it doesn't deserve to receive a punishment? Not saying it's your case, just giving an example.
Neither I was "Begging for donations" as the negative trust says, I was just providing paid services, and was acting as a middleman through which I paid some share of the money that I got to a third person who was able to accelerate the transactions.
So you always asked more money than it was needed? Am I right (since you paid only some shares of the money that you got from the users)?
And for your part of "(i.e. they can't really provide anything)" , I was in contact with ViaBTC which was providing acceleration services for BTC, I used to charge people and pay ViaBTC out of it and in exchange they used to accelerate the transactions.
https://i.imgur.com/cPVGouJ.png (Removed the img tags for this, so it won't show repeatedly)https://i.imgur.com/LgvmsLm.png (Removed the img tags for this, so it won't show repeatedly)Being in contact with ViaBTC isn't enough. More proof needed in regards to actual payments for each of those respective transactions that you asked money for.
and I actually did have a way of accelerating it that someone else did not have.
I have also mentioned which accelerator I was using and it wasnt a free and available to public.
Wrong. It was available to the public (and still is, just in a slightly different way).
I didn't even had any intent of gaining any remarkable profit from this service, i just did it to gain more forum trust and help people in general.
That exact line, just made it worst.
Now moving to your threadAs seen here:
https://archive.fo/cKVZW#selection-519.24-519.100The fee is as low as 0.0015BTC (or equivalent altcoins) per tx acceleration.
As seen here:
https://archive.fo/de2b3#selection-5847.0-5847.84NOW AGAIN ACCELERATING TRANSACTIONS! FEE LOWERED TO 0.0015BTC or equivalent altcoin.
1. How were you able to calculate and give a fixed/similar price for all of the transactions?
2. Based on the vouches that you provided, ViaBTC didn't mine the following:
a)
https://archive.fo/cKVZW#selection-4831.0-4851.41 b)
https://archive.fo/cKVZW#selection-603.0-603.123 Based on his other post in another thread:
https://archive.fo/jLCjC#selection-859.5-859.69
Are all of these services scams? Is there a reason why none of them are legitimate?
Majority are scammers and just use free services and ask for tips and etc... Some use paid services and ask for more than the real cost, so its still a form of scam. There are only few legitimate users that don't use this situation against less knowledge technical users.
The reason I ask is that I used the service that the Jimmy55 guy offered, twice, and both times my transaction got accelerated within minutes of me posting my request.
The first transaction was mined by ViaBTC (has free and paid services) and for the second transaction, you used an appropriate fee (didn't need any help from accelerators) and was mined by SlushPool (he didn't do anything for it).
He did ask for a tip, and I sent him something like 500 doge, which I was happy to do. Is that a scam? Could I have found a free accelerator to do the same thing? You guys think he used a free service?
Yes for all...
