Quote from: TryNinja on April 20, 2019, 06:28:40 PM

Those are facts. Yobit is the shadiest exchange there is and this has nothing to do with users buying shitcoins.

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Not only this, but there is their InvestBox pyramid, their new IEOs that were only created to make them money and the tons of balances they have frozen because they got sick of some coin or dont want to update their nodes (essentially stealing their users).

Most of those posts you reference are garbage with no real evidence to support the original accusation. Like I said before, there are numerous reasons why people would accuse Yobit of being a bad exchange, whether that is competitors trying to denigrate a rival, people buying into a coin where the infrastructure disintegrates or people who made bad trades and are now unhappy to be left holding a loss.

If Yobit is such a terrible place then why haven't the staff here blocked the URL? It would literally take two seconds through the admin panel to block a domain name. Since the URL is allowed, I have to assume the signature campaign is also permitted.

It is common sense that people should do their own due diligence when it comes to researching any new platform they wish to use and this is no exception.

Quote from: crwth on April 20, 2019, 06:35:23 PM

@Fortify

I think it's something of odd behavior for someone like you, included in the top 70 trusted members (as the OP has said). Maybe the idea of joining one of the signature campaign resurrecting to life (if it's legit) when you were inactive for a long time, that's just shady. I want to know why all of a sudden.

Maybe if the original owner suddenly asks for recovery, then we can now. It's either it's been hacked or it's an alt of a higher positioned member. Just my two cents.

Thanks, but I have never had any interaction with you ever, so how can you presume to judge?

I am happy to go through this with any member of staff to further verify my identity. This place is seriously full of conspiracy nuts.