Yobit spam on the forum

[asche]

Or maybe he was just baiting as many people as possible to find out about the "fuck you idiot" prank.

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[darklus123]

offer % daily ponzi service, i think they will close down soon.
I doubt that they will be paying their signature participants.

If they are still the old mangement then yes, they are paying. If a shitty poster is not getting something from them then for sure they will no longer participate to that campaign but no. They are just a lot of them right now swarming up the threads and guess what some of them are actually adding the product to their post.


The only best solutions that I know for now is to suggest everyone to ignore yobit campaign members. In that case if there will be more people ignoring them we might be able to lessen their adverts

[Your Point Is Invalid]

offer % daily ponzi service, i think they will close down soon.
I doubt that they will be paying their signature participants.

If they are still the old mangement then yes, they are paying. If a shitty poster is not getting something from them then for sure they will no longer participate to that campaign but no. They are just a lot of them right now swarming up the threads and guess what some of them are actually adding the product to their post.


The only best solutions that I know for now is to suggest everyone to ignore yobit campaign members. In that case if there will be more people ignoring them we might be able to lessen their adverts

And what would happen when the yobit signature wearers leave the campaign or switch over to another? How would you know to unmute them?
I think what was suggested a few posts above was right, signature campaigns should be blocked, the forum doesn't need them.

[vapourminer]

The only best solutions that I know for now is to suggest everyone to ignore yobit campaign members. In that case if there will be more people ignoring them we might be able to lessen their adverts

And what would happen when the yobit signature wearers leave the campaign or switch over to another? How would you know to unmute them?

ummm, who cares?

if they start making good posts people who havent ignored them for whatever reason will quote them in replies. if i see enough good material in those quotes i would unignore them at that point.

that strategy has been working fine for me so far.

[darklus123]

And what would happen when the yobit signature wearers leave the campaign or switch over to another? How would you know to unmute them?

Ahm, does it make any good difference if they do transfer to another campaign having the same sh*t all over again? None and if they do improve as per @vapourminer you will surely know it by somebodies quote.

I think what was suggested a few posts above was right, signature campaigns should be blocked, the forum doesn't need them.

Yes you are right try to convince theymos then. A lot of people right now are actually enjoying the privilege. The forum doesn't need it but most of the people that are here are wanting to gain its benefits. We should have to be honest it is somehow keeping this forum alive but not clean. There are still no point if you ban signature campaign if this certain users are actually adding the ads to their actual posts which can be easily done. Then what? We are now going to block posting as well?

Sorry but I think your point is "Becoming Invalid"?



@vapourminer , I'm glad that you might not be having the yobit spamming fever by now lol

[shimbark123]

@vapourminer , I'm glad that you might not be having the yobit spamming fever by now lol

That strategy is not working for those hypocrites that are wearing signature and saying that "get a real job in finding bitcoin." Then you can see that they are wearing signatures and being paid by their post . This is how the forum works. Only known personalities and those attention seeker are "allowed" to join signature and earn money in this forum.

[TryNinja]

^ this.

Also, there is a huge difference between “posting and earning money” and “posting to earn money”. I don’t need this money, but it’s a nice way of gifting myself something cool from time to time and increasing my BTC holdings. If theymos ever bans signatures, whatever. I don’t live of this forum and that’s key. I actually care about this forum and enjoy being part of it. On the other side, there are so many people trying to make a living of this forum that most of them just turn into spammers to maximize their earnings.

Again, HUGE difference there. Just because you spam for money doesn’t mean that every signature campaign user does that as well. I criticize who spams for money and not who earns money here. Funny how all those people love screaming “hypocrites” while they don’t even understand this...

[The Sceptical Chymist]

I was a part of the previous Yobit signature campaign, which ran until 2018. I participated in it from 2015 to 2018. Initially they made payments on time, but later the delays were frequent.

Yeah, I was in it from the end of 2015 until maybe 2016 or so.  It seems like I was in that campaign for quite a while, and I liked it for the most part.  I do remember toward the end that the "send to account balance" button became inactive more and more, and I'd have to wait forever to claim my funds.

If you really did just get scammed by Yobit, that sucks and I feel for you.  That sort of crap doesn't really surprise me, and it's downright scammy if it doesn't get resolved.  I hope you do square it away with them, but I wouldn't keep my hopes up if I were you.  And yes, you ought to make a separate scam accusation thread with all the info and proof that you have.

Also, there is a huge difference between “posting and earning money” and “posting to earn money”. I don’t need this money, but it’s a nice way of gifting myself something cool from time to time and increasing my BTC holdings.

Agree, and even when I was in Yobit's campaign back in 2015 I had been here for months without a signature before I joined.  I genuinely enjoyed posting here and figured I might as well make some money while I was at it--and I still feel the same way today.  I'd be posting here anyway, regardless of whether I was in a campaign or not and I didn't find this forum by hearing about signature campaigns, which is the way a lot of folks get referred to bitcointalk.  Sad to say but I'd estimate that over 50% of members are here just to make money through campaigns.  Probably way over 50%.

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Sad to say but I'd estimate that over 50% of members are here just to make money through campaigns.  Probably way over 50%.

Agreed. I'd say nearer 75%.

[2girls]

I was a part of the previous Yobit signature campaign, which ran until 2018. I participated in it from 2015 to 2018. Initially they made payments on time, but later the delays were frequent.

Yeah, I was in it from the end of 2015 until maybe 2016 or so.  It seems like I was in that campaign for quite a while, and I liked it for the most part.  I do remember toward the end that the "send to account balance" button became inactive more and more, and I'd have to wait forever to claim my funds.

If you really did just get scammed by Yobit, that sucks and I feel for you.  That sort of crap doesn't really surprise me, and it's downright scammy if it doesn't get resolved.  I hope you do square it away with them, but I wouldn't keep my hopes up if I were you.  And yes, you ought to make a separate scam accusation thread with all the info and proof that you have.

Also, there is a huge difference between “posting and earning money” and “posting to earn money”. I don’t need this money, but it’s a nice way of gifting myself something cool from time to time and increasing my BTC holdings.

Agree, and even when I was in Yobit's campaign back in 2015 I had been here for months without a signature before I joined.  I genuinely enjoyed posting here and figured I might as well make some money while I was at it--and I still feel the same way today.  I'd be posting here anyway, regardless of whether I was in a campaign or not and I didn't find this forum by hearing about signature campaigns, which is the way a lot of folks get referred to bitcointalk.  Sad to say but I'd estimate that over 50% of members are here just to make money through campaigns.  Probably way over 50%.

So as per your statement (The Pharmacist), 50% percent of the people here for earning the money through campaigns. But you yourself was in yobit campaign back in 2015 and now in 2019, you're in Chip Mixer Campaign, to make money.

So Were you categorize yourself ?  Standing in those who are here to earn money ?

[TryNinja]

So as per your statement (The Pharmacist), 50% percent of the people here for earning the money through campaigns. But you yourself was in yobit campaign back in 2015 and now in 2019, you're in Chip Mixer Campaign, to make money.

So Were you categorize yourself ?  Standing in those who are here to earn money ?

Since it looks like you missed my post (which The Pharmacists are referencing it to):

Also, there is a huge difference between “posting and earning money” and “posting to earn money”. I don’t need this money, but it’s a nice way of gifting myself something cool from time to time and increasing my BTC holdings.

Being part of a campaign in no moment makes anyone wrong or "here to make money".

And his post already answers your question:

I'd be posting here anyway, regardless of whether I was in a campaign or not [...]

[AdolfinWolf]

So why are you utilizing it? You think you are somehow different, better because you have a shitmixer signature and thus allowed to post one liners of zero value? Let me news flash you: you're not. You post is the display of hypocrisy and lack of interest in the future of this space. Sooner you realise how logos-less you are being here, the better for the sake of bitcointalk and bitcoin.

If you think I'm somewhat defending yobit here, you are mistaken. I'm just standing straight against the flow of false justice!  

How can you promote something but not stand behind it?

I'm just standing straight against the flow of false justice!  

That's what you call a legion of users who advertise ponzi/HYIP/pump & dump schemes, at cost of the readability of the forum?

You think you are somehow different, better because you have a shitmixer signature and thus allowed to post one liners of zero value? Let me news flash you: you're not. You post is the display of hypocrisy and lack of interest in the future of this space. Sooner you realise how logos-less you are being here, the better for the sake of bitcointalk and bitcoin.

As far as i know, I've never promoted a HYIP or pump & dump scheme knowing what they'd do to unknowing investors. (You clearly do, as you don't even bother defending them?)

You think you are somehow different, better because you have a shitmixer signature and thus allowed to post one liners of zero value?

I'm pretty sure if i were, i'd get kicked out rather quickly. But hey what do you know..

[poptok1]

How can you promote something but not stand behind it?

I don't know, ask admins that promote various stuff in the adds and yet they do not endorse them.
Or better, ask tv channels why they promote overpriced pottery, pillows and gadgets and even charge serious money for it, but when asked they will most likely say "we just doing our job"

That's what you call a legion of users who advertise ponzi/HYIP/pump & dump schemes, at cost of the readability of the forum?

Now that's just trolling. Reported.

As far as i know, I've never promoted a HYIP or pump & dump scheme knowing what they'd do to unknowing investors.

No such thing as unknowing investors, that's an oxymoron.
 

I'm pretty sure if i were, i'd get kicked out rather quickly. But hey what do you know..

Wow you where able to post four lines now, bravo! Still completely about nothing, for the sake of posting and attaching me with your false premise. Zero arguments, zero consistency, with factual error and slander. You are nothing more than a pay2post abuser, with nothing interesting to say.     

[blurryeyed]

@poptok1: Did you forget your own poem?:

THE LINE
Many days without a word from exchange,
7 days past payment deadline,
Is this the practice of this exchange?
I guess I have to draw a line...
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The line is thin, so as our patience
Waiting in queue like a fool!
Willing to wait until you're ancient?
Or maybe send THEM back to school?

Nobody is taking any action,
No one's preparing a battering ram
Am I the only with reaction?
Is it the time to call this a scam?

You open a scam accusation against an exchange after only 7 days - that's nothing. Some, no many, if not hundreds of Yobit users have been waiting years for their coins with no resolution - completely ignored. Yet here you are moaning about their bad press/rap on the forum? It makes no sense.

[AdolfinWolf]

Wow you where able to post four lines now, bravo! Still completely about nothing, for the sake of posting and attaching me with your false premise. Zero arguments, zero consistency, with factual error and slander. You are nothing more than a pay2post abuser, with nothing interesting to say.     

I guess that makes two of us, considering all your logical fallacies, tu quoque, and strawmanning.

[poptok1]

@poptok1: Did you forget your own poem?:

No, i did not forget about this. Not the greatest poem ever written though
You see, I stated multiple times that I'm not about yobit here. BTW they have paid me for the posts before the ban, I was using them since 2016, and have had zero issues. Not a single satoshi was stolen from me by them. More to that, the owner (herzog?) gave me even couple of thousand satoshis for being nice to people on chat... Do I think it's a good exchange? By all means no, it's not. It's decent enough, sometimes confusing and full of temptations but as open and free as all exchanges where 5 years ago.
It's Russian and it's more of an open, free market than everything else today, that's why you people hate it so much.
You have found yourself a "beating boy" and you beating it, but most people who where cheated or felt in some sort of yobi-trap, did this due to their own incompetence or greed.

 
I guess that makes two of us, considering all your logical fallacies, tu quoque, and strawmanning.

Another one-liner only proves my point. Have a nice day spammer  

[legendster]

I recently got their mail on my inbox. Their rates are tempting but I don't understand the hostility towards Yobit. Stake.com were encouraging users to post for micro peanuts that has resulted in way more spam than any other campaign. Compared to that Yobit looked pretty decent.

Please help me understand.

[DarkStar_]

Another one-liner only proves my point. Have a nice day spammer  

Fun fact: Quality > Quantity
I strongly encourage you to report his 'spam' posts if you feel that way so that they are deleted and not paid for.

You've posted one-liners before, but I don't think they count as spam. For example:

Maybe I should, but I don't. This is a python install !

type in to your console:

Code:

python3 electrum

Essentially one line (7 words), but it's helpful and constructive.

[The-One-Above-All]

I recently got their mail on my inbox. Their rates are tempting but I don't understand the hostility towards Yobit. Stake.com were encouraging users to post for micro peanuts that has resulted in way more spam than any other campaign. Compared to that Yobit looked pretty decent.

Please help me understand.

If you had any experience as a trader there you would understand encouraging any member to join and use the service is a bait to get their btc zapped away. They close down wallets for years and create their own markets. Totally bogus, and any campaign manager taking them on is going to be ripe target for facilitating members getting scammed.

If they pull their act together and bring their wallets all back on line and allow people to withdraw their coins then perhaps....

[UmerIdrees]

I recently got their mail on my inbox. Their rates are tempting but I don't understand the hostility towards Yobit. Stake.com were encouraging users to post for micro peanuts that has resulted in way more spam than any other campaign. Compared to that Yobit looked pretty decent.

Please help me understand.

If you read Yobit terms and conditions, two things were very obvious.

1-  They will not accept Negative Red Trust Members
2-  They will not accept people who have ling period of inactivity.

Then, How come Yobit started to pay everyone (even Red trusted Members)  ?  They could have been restricted with their selections and that could have saved them money also.