Quote from: mk4 on Today at 03:54:57 AM

Just a heads up: Chances are, with a well-written and decently detailed post, you're more likely to get traction when posting on Reddit.

this is mandatory. If you want any help, you need to provide all evidence that you have. OP promise a high giveaway but we have to take his word for it.

Quote from: UnknownBTC on Today at 03:43:21 AM

Hi, deribit an exchange locked my account with a substantial amount of money for me in it, It's been weeks since I provided everything I was asked for, and I'm still unable to withdraw my money I was thinking that perhaps some social media exposure would make them sort it out in a timely manner so for that reason when they unblock my account and let me withdraw my funds I will give away $5000 in BTC to someone that:

1- Follows me, likes and RT this tweet: https://twitter.com/Bullish__bear/status/1381796766882877441

Good luck everybody will happily announce the winner live on twitch!

I saw many giveaways on Twitter offering big money to one random person. I don't think it's real.
would you accept to use escrow for this? also someone neutral to draw a "lucky winner"?

note: I am not interested in your giveaway I will help without that if it's possible. But how to know that is real, not just another way to get some followers on TW?