Quote from: LoyceV on November 03, 2017, 08:24:17 PM

Quote from: awoland on November 03, 2017, 03:37:24 PM

Stake my address, please: 19BEFwnZXntxr2qXb82drMoP2YfbDdPW81

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This BTC address 19BEFwnZXntxr2qXb82drMoP2YfbDdPW81 belongs to awoland from 2012 until now ... Profile id 63082. The current date is November 03 2017.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
19BEFwnZXntxr2qXb82drMoP2YfbDdPW81
IMF6YMD4X9Oc30fTUCH+L8aTHpnIb6fVN28naS4pJWMSeXHKGvf8Sd4F1wURvVpzGpYtwYB5OK+zQzlWvkK23Fc=
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Quoted and verified!

Any specific reason why you want to stake an address right after changing your email address?

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Trust summary for awoland

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Quote from: JohnUser on November 03, 2017, 08:23:37 PM

BTC : 12MjKZH3qQcEarqziNWwpD595rK6VyT9UT
message one line :

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I do a new one cause that stupid coingy didn't fix linebreak - JohnUser on - 03/11/2017 In france

Sign :

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IC+MO97M84up9K25Ic/kUGiWT0FVGkl6QMidef+NrptQeNvtZS2Tj83TB6ueKXq8UXJae2r9b0hz1zR0HrU9bCY=

Your signature is messy, but it verified anyway.

Had the same question but I found on meta that his account was hacked and recovered by the admin Cyrus.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2348255.msg23973626#msg23973626