Quote from: savetheFORUM on Today at 01:56:21 AM

Quote from: odolvlobo on Today at 01:29:40 AM

First, I am not on the DT list, so the title of your post is ridiculous.

You are on DT and I am surprised to see that you aren't aware of it. Even if you aren't you should be careful when leaving feedbacks, the responsibility increases with DT.

Quote from: odolvlobo on Today at 01:29:40 AM

Second, I am entitled to my opinion. If you don't agree with it, then please ignore it. Put me on your ignore list.

But if your opinion is wrong and you are part of the DT, you will at times be questioned. I don't see a problem correcting a mistake either.

I agree with you to some extent, though there is no way for me to know that I am DT, except by doing some investigation. However, I do know that I have Legendary status and I agree that I should be careful, and I try to be careful.

Quote from: savetheFORUM on Today at 01:56:21 AM

Quote from: odolvlobo on Today at 01:29:40 AM

The issue is that Mr.Spider703 was claiming that he is accelerating transactions, and his goal was to gain tips and merits. Only the biggest miners can accelerate a transaction. Mr.Spider703 cannot. At best, he can submit a transaction to ViaBTC's service. If that is what he is doing, then he hides that fact and he takes credit for the confirmed transaction. I don't trust people that hide important information in order to gain money or merits.

Agree with that part but eventually, someone who isn't aware of technical aspects, gets his transaction confirmed without spending anything. If even he is hiding the fact he uses some external sources, I don't think he is scamming anyone because the service is free and tips aren't forced but left by users as thanks.

Quote from: odolvlobo on Today at 01:29:40 AM

He also has received money at his tip address, but that does not show that he is not faking it. It shows me that he is successfully fooling people.

Consider this example. If you buy potatoes for cheap and sell them for a higher cost, without mentioning the source of purchase to the buyer, does that tag you as a scammer?
There are countless service providers who do minimal work and earn, it is because the buyer isn't aware of the source. What makes it more baffling is that Mr.Spider703 isn't charging anything, so I don't know how you see him as a scammer.

I never said he is scamming. I stated the issue accurately and precisely, and you just wrote that you agree with it. I feel that he deserves negative trust for being deceptive and you don't. He wasn't charging anything but he was asking for tips.

Quote from: savetheFORUM on Today at 01:56:21 AM

Quote from: odolvlobo on Today at 01:29:40 AM

In fact, if you look at some of the transactions that he claims to have accelerated, you can see that they were confirmed because transaction fees dropped and not because of anything that he may have done.

Obviously a lot of times that might happen. You call the police but the fight ends early doesn't mean the police are at fault.

It is an issue if the police say that they broke up the fight, just as when Mr.Spider703 takes credit for accelerating a transaction when he didn't.