Quote from: LTU_btc on April 27, 2019, 10:38:33 PM

Quote from: legendster on April 27, 2019, 10:07:48 PM

I haven't been in their program and I have no clue if they have paid other red tagged members.

Hold on for a minute how did anyone find out if red tagged members were paid in the first place? All the payments are sent in the yobit balance and its not shown publicly anywhere about which users are enrolled and when they're paid.

So who spread this information about red tagged accounts getting paid? Might it be that that person himself is a multiaccount farmer (possibly with a red tagged account)?

There was few red trusted users users like mdayonliner who said that they got paid from Yobit campaign. There is no way how we can verify it, but I think there is no point them to lie and wear Yobit signature for free.
But probably it was not intentional mistake by Yobit, they just didn't adjusted their bot to reject red trusted users. Same like they didn't adjusted their payment rates. They planned to pay 0.00016 BTC per post, but in first day after relaunch of campaign all participants got 0.0003 BTC per post.

Ill admit; I was with yobit's sig campaign for a LONG time; and that's just because it paid the most (years ago when I signed up) and continued to pay right up to the end (for me). I never relied on these funds; and TBH; never once did I post just to get paid.... It was a nice bonus to get a kickback for doing the shit i'd be doing anyways.

I never shitposted; and rarely left one-line responses unless busy, fed up with the person im responding to, or just flat out the answer was 1-3 words. Yobit's sig campaign didn't increase my post count; my post count followed the speed of the market, and changes with the mining software as I was always updating scripts, batches, or just helping out others. Just like how its been slow in crypto for the last ~year. My post history reflects it because of my type of activities.

I was never banned; or anything similar; but I would have appreciated knowledge of this discussion before finding out the ass-wrong-way.... maybe notify legendary members of something like this in the future. Coming in and thinking my 2FA has been hacked because my signatures are changed.... Not fun.

I have heard a LOT about people saying they weren't paid from yobit for this or that. Most people either walked me into a scenario where they were scammed, or they deposited to the wrong wallet; expecting a person on the blind "other end" to undo their fuck-up(s). The delayed campaign payouts were a thing; but they always eventually worked; im pretty sure a yobit owner has an alert that they acknowledge to be able to pay you out... and Ive only seen payouts processed when I saw active moderators in chat that weren't dominickerzog or whatever his actual username is...

When blockchain fees were at their highest for BTC; I actually caught them in some pretty shady activity. They were taking an extra 1.5mBTC (over $20 back then) per withdraw; to "speed up the transactions" via their twitter post. When the backlog of TX's died, and the extra TX for speed-of-processing fees was not necessary anymore; they were still charging that fee for over 3 months. I messaged them about it; wherein their response was unambiguously that they were transparent in the reasoning for the fee... which they were still charging. But what I pointed out and what got ignored from then-on: was the fact that the TX they sent me to my wallet; had a fee that 1/2 the original TX fee withheld, not including the "extra speed fee" that was taken from me to "speed up the transaction". The next day; their withdraw fee went back to ~1mbit.

Not to mention the fact that, I am pretty sure they are purposefully running certain coins on bad chains; like VSync; (XVS/VSX) they have been purposefully continuing a forked chain for about 2 years+ now.

If their staking wallet forks off a bad chain; they leave it; this way they have all of the infrastructure to continue selling it on their platform; and continually liquidating $ out of people.

Yobit's fake volume was easy to spot: recoccouring buys/sells at the same value that made no sense given the state of the coin's market, buys/sells that were smaller than the minimum you could do from the webpage, and buys/sell orders that popped up together and went away together....

Lots of fake volumes, but almost always on their own shitcoins they continually ICO'd and dumped.