Quote from: BitcoinBazaar.net on June 11, 2018, 12:49:36 AM

Quote from: shilpyh on June 08, 2018, 02:45:01 PM

Already hacker got red trust now he/she would not be able to join on a signature campaign.

No, he is using signature campaign. few campaign owners accept hacked account and paid them.

I contacted rewards.com campaign leader (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1794352) and he denied to remove him Sad

i don't know how they will get +ve trust from -ve account signature's Undecided

I want to clarify some things before this turns into a bashing sessions around how we are terrible bounty managers and allowing 'hackers' to join our bounty.

* We have over 50k people participating is any number of ongoing campaigns, and as much as we would like to check everyone, unfortunately we cannot. Like most, we do the best we can. Since there are no good API's for BTT or automated solution, our team isn't able to vet in detail every profile of every bounty participant. When someone reports something that COULD be an issue, we address it until we figure it out.

* @BitcoinBazaar.net already discussed this several weeks ago, and at the point he was still attempting to prove to BTT that he was the 'real' owner of the BitcoinBazaar.net account. As we AGREED to at that time, we would NOT award any bounty to anyone until BTT made a determination. This was the ONLY way to fairly handle this because we (rewards) has no idea if the person messaging me now is the correct owner or the hacker attempting to carryout an attack on the original owner.

* @BitcoinBazaar.net agreed that was the best way to handle it and was going to notify us when BTT made a determination... no determination has yet to be made.

* No points have been awarded.

* @BitcoinBrazzar.net's said he has been working for 6 months w/ BTT Admins to reclaimed 'hacked' account... to date there is still no resolution.

* The only way @BitcoinBazaar.net would know if we awarded him 'points' would be if he logged into our bounty platform and checked. HOWEVER, if he logged in and checked he would have just confirmed that he is the hacker since the 'hacker' would be the only one that would know the email and password associated to that account.

* I have the email address of the person that setup an account pointing to that profile and will email them again explaining what @BitcoinBrazzar.net is alleging and post his response if any is received.

* Below is the type of 'feedback' @BitcoinBazaar gives. Certainly seems like he is on the up-and-up

Unless anyone has a better solution, We believe this is the best way to protect the true owner of the account, but continuing to hold the bounty until a determination has been made.

We pride our selves on running everyting we do w/ integrity and to the best of our ability and it'sI'm also disappointed in the community here that automatically assumes we were in the wrong without knowing the other side of the story. Imagine if this was reversed