1xBit campaign is starting again.

[NeuroticFish]

Those who have effed accounts should pile in here. Free money.

Actually that's not possible, unless the red is strictly because of their campaign. I guess that you've missed this post.

[Pmalek]

It's always nice to put this into perspective: there are many countries in which the average income is (much) less than $100 per week.

Per week? Try per month. That source you linked to shows the average income per month. The people living in the bottom ten African countries on the list earn from $38 - $92/month. Getting into a campaign like this crappy one is like winning the lottery for them.

Unfortunately nothing can be done besides tagging the participants. And they don't care. I doubt theymos will interfere unless the campaign goes on a spamming spree. By the looks ok if, that won't be the case.

[lovesmayfamilis]

You forget that several accounts can belong to one person. See how many sleeping accounts wake up at the same time when any interesting company appears in their opinion. How do they know about the appearance of the announcement? Surely here on the forum, some people have several alternative accounts that can resent with us about the unfairness of participating in a fraudulent project, and at the same time, in parallel with another account, participate in this signature.
Well, with the participation of several accounts, a not so deplorable amount will come out, especially when we talk about countries with low earnings.

[UmerIdrees]

Weekly payouts increased from before, of course allowing many new apps or participants register on the 1xBit campaign!

Weekly payouts are decreased and not increased.

So those who will join 1xbit's signature campaign need to be tagged until they resolve all the complaints.

This is not going to happen. 1xbit claims that they are back in bitcointalk after they have cleared all the  issues or are looking to be not-a-scam-campaign but fact is otherwise. Every now and then i see un-resolved accusations against them and they don't show any concern to resolve them.

[logfiles]

Listed accounts wearing the scam casino's signatures tagged. If there's any that hasn't received a tag, Just alert us in this thread.

[2double0]

Do we really need to have one more topic about 1xBit campaign?
There is already one or more created by JollyGood so in this way it looks to me that we are only giving them more free advertisement.
As the saying goes - there is no such thing as bad publicity.

I agree. 1xbit is given unnecessary attention every time a member tries to talk about them. There is no bad publicity, but an open proclamation will help the bad guys to gain exposure. But this proclamation is also giving newbies and investors, various insights of how this site had been the reason why major accounts also got tagged as 1xbit's reputation helped ruin those accounts that participated in their campaign due to the dirt that has mudded them.

[aioc]

1XBIT should be good if instead of paying these bounty hunters they should just fix or solve their issues regarding nonpayment and banning accounts with winnings their reputation grade will go up but instead, they included their participants to get tagged, after this campaign these participants should not beg those who tagged them for participating.

[Poker Player]

Look at this, lol:

[FatFork]

Look at this, lol:

I have already exposed multiple cases of alt accounts participating in 1xbit campaigns ^{[1, 2, 3]}, so this is not surprising. Moreover, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that these accounts are all controlled by only a few people, possibly even 1xbit himself.

One of the things that is interesting about 1xbit campaigns is that they are all funded from Binance addresses and most of the money ends up at coins.ph addresses.

[Beparanf]

Look at this, lol:

I have already exposed multiple cases of alt accounts participating in 1xbit campaigns ^{[1, 2, 3]}, so this is not surprising. Moreover, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that these accounts are all controlled by only a few people, possibly even 1xbit himself.

One of the things that is interesting about 1xbit campaigns is that they are all funded from Binance addresses and most of the money ends up at coins.ph addresses.

Yeah, many of the applicants are bought account and probably has one owner. By the nature of this campaign, You can have ROI on purchasing account when you join on 1xbit and earn a 2 weeks of salary there. I know a website that selling Bitcointalk account in bulk including higher rank member with positive trust.

Maybe we can tag high rank user that recently just active for the purpose of participating on this campaign.

[SmokerFace]

Yeah, many of the applicants are bought account and probably has one owner. By the nature of this campaign, You can have ROI on purchasing account when you join on 1xbit and earn a 2 weeks of salary there. I know a website that selling Bitcointalk account in bulk including higher rank member with positive trust.

Maybe we can tag high rank user that recently just active for the purpose of participating on this campaign.

Link to the website please, This is purely for peaceful purposes, I mean no harm.

[Poker Player]

I know a website that selling Bitcointalk account in bulk including higher rank member with positive trust.

Maybe we can tag high rank user that recently just active for the purpose of participating on this campaign.

I also think that you should expose that website.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I know a website that selling Bitcointalk account in bulk including higher rank member with positive trust.

Maybe we can tag high rank user that recently just active for the purpose of participating on this campaign.

I also think that you should expose that website.

I don't think this will be the right step. Although, if you are good enough at using Internet search, finding similar sites selling accounts is not a problem.
What's the point in starting to list the resources on which accounts are sold? Does this mean that whoever has not bought the current will be able to buy it?   After all, we will not be able to prevent them from doing this.
The sellers have become cunning. I remember how one person who had a purchased account and was caught admitted that when selling an account, they have a rule not to change passwords, so as not to attract the attention of DT

[Poker Player]

I don't think this will be the right step. Although, if you are good enough at using Internet search, finding similar sites selling accounts is not a problem.
What's the point in starting to list the resources on which accounts are sold? Does this mean that whoever has not bought the current will be able to buy it?   After all, we will not be able to prevent them from doing this.
The sellers have become cunning. I remember how one person who had a purchased account and was caught admitted that when selling an account, they have a rule not to change passwords, so as not to attract the attention of DT

I believe you are reading beyond what I have said.

I am simply saying that if someone knows about such a website, why keep it a secret?

Account sales are not prohibited but they are somewhat descouraged.

As I have never thought of either buying an account or selling mine, I have not looked for such sites, but I remember seeing someone on the forum selling accounts.

My point is that if you can sell accounts on the forum, why keep the sites that do so secret?

I'm not going to start tagging indiscriminately, I've been on DT for a short time and I want to be sure of what I'm doing before I take action.

[Beparanf]

I know a website that selling Bitcointalk account in bulk including higher rank member with positive trust.

Maybe we can tag high rank user that recently just active for the purpose of participating on this campaign.

I also think that you should expose that website.

For the reason that I don't want newbie or other low rank user will have the idea to buy there just like what lovesmayfamilis point out. I will give you just a hint, You can easily see it when you search Bitcointalk Account for Sale. The website that offering it was a trusted site because they have built-in escrow system so everyone can easily trade without the risk of scamming other party. Most of the account for sale there is a gaming account.

It's up to you if you will exposed it here since those crazy account seller can't be stop no matter what we do here.

[sujonali1819]

1xBit signature campaign not only promoting their scam service but also they are helping the forum cheaters and account farmers. I guess most of the applicant there are applying more than one account. and since they are accepting the red tagged people , now the old cheater are alive again and entering his/her alts in this campaign.

Many times they has launched their signature campaign. Many people are tagged due to promoting the signature. But they are not stopping yet. So what is the end ? How they could be stopped.

[suzanne5223]

I don't think this will be the right step. Although, if you are good enough at using Internet search, finding similar sites selling accounts is not a problem.
What's the point in starting to list the resources on which accounts are sold? Does this mean that whoever has not bought the current will be able to buy it?   After all, we will not be able to prevent them from doing this.
The sellers have become cunning. I remember how one person who had a purchased account and was caught admitted that when selling an account, they have a rule not to change passwords, so as not to attract the attention of DT

I believe you are reading beyond what I have said.

I am simply saying that if someone knows about such a website, why keep it a secret?

Account sales are not prohibited but they are somewhat descouraged.

As I have never thought of either buying an account or selling mine, I have not looked for such sites, but I remember seeing someone on the forum selling accounts.

My point is that if you can sell accounts on the forum, why keep the sites that do so secret?

I'm not going to start tagging indiscriminately, I've been on DT for a short time and I want to be sure of what I'm doing before I take action.

Guys, hear this painful fact. Reporting the website or users that sell accounts won't stop account sales,
1) If the site is publicly announced more opportunists will make use of it for their greed benefit.
2) Is like saying you want to eradicate all the world's corrupt political leaders, cause account sales have been part of this forum right from the beginning before I join when there was a site called Bitcointalk Account price estimator.
Trying to stop it overnight is just a waste of effort.

[Stalker22]

Many times they has launched their signature campaign. Many people are tagged due to promoting the signature. But they are not stopping yet. So what is the end ? How they could be stopped.

I can only think of one effective method to stop them:



If most members followed my example, the effects of their campaigns would be almost nonexistent.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

I will be leaving neutral to all these accounts above.

Following up this. I have received PMs from users and for your information, I left a neutral tag only so please do not get much pressure from it. The neutral helps me to keep a track of those who have joined this campaign. Please do not give me excuse that you joined the campaign and you did not know 1XBit are scammers. This sounds really funny.

If most members followed my example, the effects of their campaigns would be almost nonexistent.

Those who will ignore these users already know that 1xBit are scammers and they are not going to be this scam company's customer.

[LTU_btc]

Feedback positive and negative are only good use case when you are doing a trade with other party. It used to be leaving feedback for anything even for a statement you do not like but since theymos added flag system and updated the concept of new feedback system back two years ago (more or less) the perception has changed.

I agree that's not perfect use of trust system. We simply don't have alternative effective ways how to deal with users who promote scams.

I can only think of one effective method to stop them:

https://talkimg.com/images/2023/09/10/mqU3T.png

If most members followed my example, the effects of their campaigns would be almost nonexistent.

Such thing is impossible. Ok, most of us already know that 1xbit is scam. But big part of forum members have no idea about it and there is no chance that they will put on ignore 1xbit promoters.