The "Just Common" account is one of many farmed accounts

[JollyGood]

Hey Mr. JollyGood, hope you are well.

I need your help, I saw how you found the scam of Wonder Work, where they were caught scamming when Wonder Work created their account and then participated in the Pizza Day competition, that is, the account was created on May 20, 2024 and on May 21, 2024 he participated in the Pizza Day competition.

But I recently found another account like that, "Just Common", He is part of the same firm, he created his account on June 07, 2025 and his second post on June 08, 2025 was to participate in the Pizza Day competition, this "Just Common" account is definitely part of the firm, and also if you look at most of the posts of his account, you will see that most of his posts are news sharing posts from twitter/X, from which he only sucked JJG and gained merit. I hope you will take appropriate action in this account.

"Just Common" profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3709703

I received a PM from a member I had never engaged with before as he is a newbie account. Why exactly he had many months of not using his account makes me conclude there is more going on than meets the eye and he probably has ulterior motives against the account in question. Nevertheless, I checked the "Just Common" account.

The account is clearly part of a farm and indeed it was created on 7th June 2025 and entered the pizza competition on 8th June 2025, just one day later. I am not going to make statements that it is operated by the Wonder Work puppeteer but the account is definitely part of a farm.

Also, the way the Just Common account is posting by copy/paste text then adding links to the source to avoid it being cited as plagiarism, is another factor. Yet continues to add to their post count.

Furthermore, it seems as though the account operator is from Bangladesh (just as several others engaged in merit abuse and campaign/bounty cheating) even though he has not posted in the local Bengali board.

The photo in the pizza competition has tomato sauce sachets from a company called "Prome". Their contact page shows they are located in Bangladesh therefore it seems to have been an attempt by the puppeteer to avoid connecting the Just Common account with Bangladesh and the Bengali board. He seems to be posting a lot in cricket threads too.

If I understand the situation correctly, in order to create misdirection it seems as though the Just Common account made a decision to avoid the Bengali board and use a different route in an attempt to rank up. The account has also applied to join a signature campaign for the first time in two applications on 12th October 2025 after reaching 100 merits and making Full Member rank therefore the ultimate goal of trying to join campaigns has started.

In just four months from creating the Just Common account to applying for the Rollbit campaign, he has not yet been selected but the puppeteer has reached one of his goals.

He created the Just Common account on 7th June 2025 and entered the pizza competition on 8th June 2025 (just a day later) therefore it is clear even though the account is new, the puppeteer controlling the account has been using the forum for much longer.

We all know farmed accounts exist but probably on a much bigger scale than we could have imagined. We cannot create threads about (nor discuss) every dubious account but this one was brought to my attention and I shared it with you.

[Free Market Capitalist]

It's no coincidence that I have Just Common on my ignore list. Looking at his profile and posts, I remember adding him to my ignore list because he's clearly a merit fisher. All the merits he's received are from mega threads, and although I would say they are quality mega threads, it's easier to receive merits if you post in them than if you post in a mega thread in the gambling section or Bitcoin discussion.

In the (Micro)Strategy thread, you can clearly see those types of accounts, as I suppose you can in the other threads, which I don't usually visit.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Also, the way the Just Common account is posting by copy/paste text then adding links to the source to avoid it being cited as plagiarism, is another factor. Yet continues to add to their post count.

Furthermore, it seems as though the account operator is from Bangladesh (just as several others engaged in merit abuse and campaign/bounty cheating) even though he has not posted in the local Bengali board.

I'd say these are two specific threads where it's fairly easy to earn points, and even easier to trade them with alts. People (or groups of accounts) from the region you mentioned post in these threads quite frequently. I previously complained to the moderators about low-quality posts Just Common. Many of the posts were removed, but posts with links from these threads remain.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5342087.msg65882115#msg65882115
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5268108.msg65808884#msg65808884

Also, there's a rather curious fact: when searching for https://elsalvadorinenglish.com, you'll see quite a few accounts that have previously been caught in exchange for merits from the same region. I understand that this is not a reason to connect them as an account farm, but except for Lucius, who appears to have first published news from this site, and a few (literally two or three Nigerian accounts), the copying from this site is coming from those you previously suspected.
You can see for yourself:

https://ninjastic.space/search?content=%20https%3A%2F%2Felsalvadorinenglish.com

[eyeagainstalt]

Just Common, As-Soon-As, Popkon6, laspol65, Cyber_warrior. They either are the alt account of the same user or this dumb ass keep sending merit to the same user hoping to receive back from the same person.

And this is the solely merit abuse. 

[Satofan44]

Just Common, As-Soon-As, Popkon6, laspol65, Cyber_warrior. They either are the alt account of the same user or this dumb ass keep sending merit to the same user hoping to receive back from the same person.

And this is the solely merit abuse. 

Try to prove it. Unlike shitposting, merit abuse is something that these default trust people seem to give negative ratings for.

[JollyGood]

Update. I sent him a PM earlier today, I hope he replies in this thread:

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Hello Just Common,

I hope you have time to take a look at this thread when you have time: The "Just Common" account is one of many farmed accounts

Looking forward to reading your reply in the thread.

Kind Regards
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[Shishir99]

I like you for some reason, and I also hate you for some other reasons. Sometimes you forget what your limit is. Sometimes you point a finger at the right thing. I know you are into something. I know you are correct with your current thread, and I know who is operating the entire alt farm, and this is one of my local forum members. Although I have no evidence, I will not mention his username. But this farm operates at least ten accounts.

They have been collaborating with other countries' forum members and exchanging merits so they can rank up quickly. I caught another person the other day pretending to be Nigerian, but he is actually from Bangladesh. You can check it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5561901.msg65903961#msg65903961

Just check their merit history and you will know who is who!

[babo]

I received a PM from a member I had never engaged with before as he is a newbie account. Why exactly he had many months of not using his account makes me conclude there is more going on than meets the eye and he probably ...

good catch, really good catch
I have been using forums since 1998, so we are now approaching thirty years old, I have always loved this form of cooperation and discussion
Unfortunately, there is a possibility that there have been fake accounts, trolls, for a long time
Farmed accounts are much fewer than in the pre-merit period, but even if it's more difficult, that doesn't mean they don't exist.
so thank you for investigating on behalf of everyone

[JollyGood]

I like you for some reason, and I also hate you for some other reasons. Sometimes you forget what your limit is. Sometimes you point a finger at the right thing. I know you are into something. I know you are correct with your current thread, and I know who is operating the entire alt farm, and this is one of my local forum members. Although I have no evidence, I will not mention his username. But this farm operates at least ten accounts.

They have been collaborating with other countries' forum members and exchanging merits so they can rank up quickly. I caught another person the other day pretending to be Nigerian, but he is actually from Bangladesh. You can check it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5561901.msg65903961#msg65903961

Just check their merit history and you will know who is who!

I had no idea there was collusion between members from other countries, that would specifically be merit abuse you allude to. I will take a look to figure out connections and how deep they might be running.

If you have suspicions of at least ten accounts in a farm, it might be a good idea to keep an eye on them because if/when they make an error you can tag them and bring it to the Reputation board for others to tag them too.

good catch, really good catch
I have been using forums since 1998, so we are now approaching thirty years old, I have always loved this form of cooperation and discussion
Unfortunately, there is a possibility that there have been fake accounts, trolls, for a long time
Farmed accounts are much fewer than in the pre-merit period, but even if it's more difficult, that doesn't mean they don't exist.
so thank you for investigating on behalf of everyone

With the price of Bitcoin extremely high, it makes it an attractive proposition for those wanting to acquire some therefore there will be increase in nefarious activity. As you stated, they might be getting better at learning to evade being caught but that does not mean they do not exist.

As for the Just Common account, he has ignored my request to post here in this thread and instead is posting elsewhere to continue trying to increase rank and hope to join a campaign.

[babo]

With the price of Bitcoin extremely high, it makes it an attractive proposition for those wanting to acquire some therefore there will be increase in nefarious activity. As you stated, they might be getting better at learning to evade being caught but that does not mean they do not exist.

As for the Just Common account, he has ignored my request to post here in this thread and instead is posting elsewhere to continue trying to increase rank and hope to join a campaign.

yes true but it's not the high price of bitcoin
in the end the campaigns pay the equivalent of bitcoin in dollars, let's say that there are countries where you live with very few dollars a day, having an income of $40 a week catapults you into a condition of well-being superior to others and therefore they try to be ingenious