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March 20, 2018, 08:27:23 PM
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I stumbled by accident over a scam account that uses YouTube videos from different accounts to gain some bounty tokens - and I had a hard time finding a way to report the account in a streamlined fashion. I just gave a negative trust. The user running the scam was a bit salty on one Telegram channel I am in - and was aggressive - but wrote proper English.

I backwards searched the Telegram username @MyNameisLov3 and found one post from the account that had a YouTube video in a bounty - so I started to dig deeper and found another YouTube video linked as "own work". Well - yeah - two different persons with a different voice on two different YouTube accounts.

YOUTUBE CAMPAIGN

WEEK: 2
Proof of Joined Youtube Campaign: Spreadsheet # 7
Channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJCHQD1qktV-8z-uYTc7p3w
Followers: 14951
Video URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEjq39bs6fA


CONTENT CREATION

Bitcointalk username: Expert3
Link to the content: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS2RJUePR5Q
Telegram username: @MyNameisLov3
Ethereum address: 0x0aE24A034fb1F4529e93c87e7a71935D453E92cF

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Well yeah - there has to be a way to streamline stuff like that better - to report a list of posts that clearly shows "there is something wrong". Right now Bitcointalk is just overflooded by Scam/Bounty-Shit-Poster/-Stuff.
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March 20, 2018, 09:15:10 PM
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YOUTUBE CAMPAIGN

WEEK: 2
Proof of Joined Youtube Campaign: Spreadsheet # 7
Channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJCHQD1qktV-8z-uYTc7p3w
Followers: 14951
Video URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEjq39bs6fA


CONTENT CREATION

Bitcointalk username: Expert3
Link to the content: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS2RJUePR5Q
Telegram username: @MyNameisLov3
Ethereum address: 0x0aE24A034fb1F4529e93c87e7a71935D453E92cF

OMG!!!
Please I really want to believe that that Expert3 is not Coin Bloq.

I personally follow Coin Bloq channel and he really make sense. He is doing really hard work and great job to deliver his contents and look his channel has now 23K followers! Do you think he has time to do such nonsense things in this forum?

What I suspect is, Expert3 just tried to use one of his video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS2RJUePR5Q) claiming his (Expert3) just to receive some bounty coins. I also doubt Coin Bloq does not have any clue yet that something like this happened with his video.

I do not know about Martins Hacks. Possibly he can be Expert3 or I may be totally wrong. I just checked Martins Hacks hacks has 16K subscribers.

It's too late today in my side. I really need to dig more on this since I still think Coin Bloq is not Expert3. I just need to be 100% sure about it.

PS: If your evidences proves true then you definitely reserve credits for this post.


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March 20, 2018, 09:31:55 PM
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Of course Expert3 is none of those people on YouTube - I just went digging around after a user on Telegram with the ID "@MyNameisLov3" totally got onto my nerves, found the connection between "Expert3" and that this account is a scammer.
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March 20, 2018, 09:42:27 PM
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I stumbled by accident over a [b]scam account that uses YouTube videos[/b] from different accounts to gain some bounty tokens

Ok I totally missed this part, my bad. Great job in finding this Expert3.

This is really unethical.

OMG!!!
Please I really want to believe that that Expert3 is not Coin Bloq.

I personally follow Coin Bloq channel and he really make sense. He is doing really hard work and great job to deliver his contents and look his channel has now 23K followers! Do you think he has time to do such nonsense things in this forum?

What I suspect is, Expert3 just tried to use one of his video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS2RJUePR5Q) claiming his (Expert3) just to receive some bounty coins. I also doubt Coin Bloq does not have any clue yet that something like this happened with his video.

I do not know about Martins Hacks. Possibly he can be Expert3 or I may be totally wrong. I just checked Martins Hacks hacks has 16K subscribers.

It's too late today in my side. I really need to dig more on this since I still think Coin Bloq is not Expert3. I just need to be 100% sure about it.


PS: If your evidences proves true then you definitely reserve credits for this post.



I had to do the same thing like you, left him/her a red trust.

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March 21, 2018, 09:10:31 AM
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Use the Reputation or Scam Accusation board for reporting scams or shady behaviour:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=129.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

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March 21, 2018, 10:43:49 AM
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I'm currently managing a bounty campaign, and more than 90% is just stealing content (see spreadsheet). User "Expert3" is in there too, with stolen content.
But since this campaign doesn't require posting/spamming on Bitcointalk, they could always claim someone else entered using their name, so I can't justify red trust for this.

Right now Bitcointalk is just overflooded by Scam/Bounty-Shit-Poster/-Stuff.
In Recent Unread Topics, 15 out of 40 recently bumped threads have "bounty" in the title.
Now let's have a look at the posts that bumped these threads (I left out the Russian thread):
FACEBOOK REPORT
~snip links~

###TWITTER WEEK 4 (Mar 15 - 21) ###
~snip links~

###FACEBOOK WEEK 4 (Mar 15 - 21) ###
~snip links~

FACEBOOK CAMPAIGN
~snip links~

TWITTER CAMPAIGN
Twitter Profile Link:
~snip links~

~snip huge quote~
Facebook account link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100024016763674
~snip links~

Twitter account: @jec871
~snip links~

ACEBOOK CAMPAIGN
~snip links~

Twitter
~snip links~

FACEBOOK REPORT
~snip links~

TWITTER      
~snip links~

Joining on Facebook & Twitter campaign
~snip links~

Twitter:
~snip links~

Facebook:
~snip links~

Good progect! Smiley

Twitter Campaign
~snip links~

Facebook Campaign
~snip links~

Twitter
~snip links~

Facebook username: dartokmetal111
~snip links~

Twitter username: @dartokmetal111
~snip links~

Shouldn't all bounty threads that allow/require users to spam the forum with Twitter and Facebook links be closed and banned?
They're all just competing to stay on top of a board filled with spam.

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March 22, 2018, 01:06:10 PM
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Use the Reputation or Scam Accusation board for reporting scams or shady behaviour:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=129.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

I was not aware of these boards when I open up this thread. I'll gonna go this way in the future, if I find some time in a few weeks I might start a thread with a list of questionable accounts.

I'm currently managing a bounty campaign, and more than 90% is just stealing content (see spreadsheet).

Wow, I am impressed - in the normal case the scammers get away with this kind of behavior! You are a good Bounty Manager, because you read and watch the content, that shows that you are care for the projects you are involved in!

User "Expert3" is in there too, with stolen content.
But since this campaign doesn't require posting/spamming on Bitcointalk, they could always claim someone else entered using their name, so I can't justify red trust for this.
In the cases I picked up - Expert3 posted the stolen content directly into the board - this is a hard prove that he is a bounty scammer.

Shouldn't all bounty threads that allow/require users to spam the forum with Twitter and Facebook links be closed and banned?
They're all just competing to stay on top of a board filled with spam.

I agree on that. The sad part is - this mass posting of reports kill any discussion that would give even Bounty related threads a bit of value.
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