Quote from: The Pharmacist on July 26, 2018, 01:34:58 AM

Nobody here can help you with the MoneyToken accusation, but I'd suggest not having a bunch of friends joining the same bounty AND linking the accounts through transactions if you don't want people thinking you're cheating the bounty. All the suggestions you made about having a teleconference and looking at social media profiles aren't great proof that anybody is separate, and having someone look at that is a big time waster.

I suggest to having a teleconference and viewing our entire profile including providing our identity card is proof of my seriousness to prove that we are not the same person.

Quote from: The Pharmacist on July 26, 2018, 01:34:58 AM

And I'm telling you that you're going to get very few people willing to take the time to do that, especially when it could all be faked. Blockchain transactions can't be faked, which is why they're the only solid evidence that could link alt accounts. See if MoneyToken is willing to look at all of the evidence you're willing to provide. My guess is that they won't. Since you now know the standards, I would advise you to stop sending all the funds you earn to one account. It's a much better solution, and if you don't listen to it you risk getting tagged or continually banned from bounties.

Thank you for your advice, I really appreciate it. I will remember it.
Whenever they have a time, I will be willing to give them everything they need to fix this problem.