Quote from: enzo17 on October 13, 2017, 05:39:24 AM

Quote from: Franzinatr on October 12, 2017, 07:12:48 PM

Devs, bounty manager, etc... Please always check your spreadsheets, some users especially Newbie is using our profile links only to take advantage in your Airdrop services.

It's using my BCT username only to get him for the rank requirements of BCT ETH Airdrop. I don't even joining in this airdrop.

Here's the evidence: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OpOzCcfyOA4-oCOXyA4xQcgV9glgOW3NhrvANNkLzFs/htmlview
Search "Franzinatr"

My real name: Francis Lacao Dela Torre (Facebook) (Twitter) (SteemIt) (Imgur)
My real ETH wallet address: 0xf189b859f0e8e683467efda2b48be8e80e7cdf7d
https://etherscan.io/address/0xf189b859f0e8e683467efda2b48be8e80e7cdf7d

Cheaters Name: Alexey Alentinovich (Sounds russian to me)
Cheater ETH wallet address: 0xeC038083f3c10B45917C390A8943d653ead8Fb03
https://etherscan.io/address/0xeC038083f3c10B45917C390A8943d653ead8Fb03

I suggest for those all running the Airdrop program, please require them their Facebook, Twitter, etc. to see their suspicious activities.

Make the spreadsheet private (because some members are posting private key because they're newbie) or make a unique registration submissions. This is what I recommended.

This is a good idea or suggestion. I agree to this to make sure that your the real person with the real identity owning this account.

In this case you look like you've been high jack or scam. They used your name to have their proof of rank knowing that it is not the real owner.

Not so much to prove legitimacy of btctalk ownership.. more so to prove that your one single person signing up for the drop. Doubtful many people have multiple facebook, twitters etc that are all active and different