Quote from: jilipollo on January 20, 2018, 11:49:46 AM

Hi all,

Just an advice based on my experience and from what I heard.

C.A.T. Cryptocurrency Automatic Trader seems trustworthy, it has good reputation and it is here long enough to have a well-known proven efficiency.
No doubt it might be a riskless good thing to purchase it.

BUT DO NOT MISTAKE CAT WITH ARBI BOT!!!! ARBI BOT is sold on the same website, but it has nothing in common with CAT

ARBI BOT IS TO AVOID, especially if you are planning to run it on a non x86 architecture. (Raspberry pi in my case)

Here is what I experienced with @BZ Co, lovely creator of ARBI :

She is gonna tell you to f... off if you purchased her bot without knowing the previous point. Everybody knows nobody runs bots on Raspberry, that's well-known...

You will have no help to set it up when you will be asking
Then, if by chance she deign to answer you again, she is gonna start to swear on you that you are "so dumb", it was obvious it won't work. That she has "no tolerence to dickheads" and she will start swearing on you.
She will never ever take a look on your issue and just say that you "waste her (precious) time" (I admit it might be important to do so as the last version released is bugged as hell at the moment I'm writing and she is probably in a hurry to fix it).

But WTF?!!! You just asked the girl (presented as developper support Roll Eyes

), who just wrote in her advertisement her program is running under Windows & Ubuntu 16.04
http://file:///home/tibo/Documents/Screenshot%20from%202018-01-20%2008-57-40.png
why you can't run her bot on your Raspberry under... Ubuntu 16.04 (advertised tested, very quickly then)... You are then told rudelessly (if not more) to "stop whining" and that "you should have asked before buying it" Huh

Needless to say, you will be answered sharply that there is no refund if you ask.

So if you are lucky enough to make her bot working on Ubuntu 16.04 with an obvious x86 CPU (v1.5.7 seems fine from what I can see on the "support" group, don't use the last one), don't think about expecting any support if something goes wrong.

After taking a look on the real CAT Bot community, I would seriously advise you to spend a bit more bucks, and choose this one. It seems to work fine, users look like really happy about it. Description is not shady and you have what you paid for.
And most of all, it is user friendly and you have a real support.
This bot is not dumbly coded requiring mono-devel. It is running with Java 8 which makes it way more simple to use it, under any OS, and with most of the CPU architecture.

I am aware I am not a computer champ, but I still managed to run 2 other bots on my rasp without problem. All I wanted was a little help, or a quick explanation why I was loosing my time trying to sort the things out on my own. That was probably funnier for her to leave me look for a non-existing solution before insulting me.

I would really appreciate if a mod could add in the BOT description that the program is not compatible with non x86 CPU. It would help other people not to be fooled by false advertisement and suffer the same mishap. I'm pretty sure I'm not the first one being stolen, and, more than an oversight, I consider it to be a SCAM

Hope this will help.

So, even if you are "dumb", just be smart on this one. If not, good luck with this absolute b..ch

GO CAT!!! AVOID ARBI AT ALL COSTS

what is the relationship with the subject? I think you wrote the wrong place!

I am selling my C.A.T. license