Quote from: LeGaulois on Today at 12:13:45 PM

Jesus Christ! How come that?

Regarding the screenshot Part 2.
The twitter account https://twitter.com/Bitcoin_Friend ... is mine

I can guarantee that 1) it is my twitter handle and 2) I have nothing to do with this guy

Time and again I've seen one punk copying the details of another - why I don't know (sometimes lazy, other times FUD ??) in the case of the Twitter handle onlinemoney0217 Text uses it first then three days later so does OnlineMoney.

Similarly, OnlineMoney uses the wallet address 0xf6D938d1773c65FD1769778D4B51243a801D29D5 then two and a half years later so does Text.

There is no suggestion the twitter handle Bitcoin_Friend as seen in the screen shot is connected by both of these alts - it's FUD or at best lazy copying.

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OK, it was a campaign I participated in (my post here)
The guy litterally cheated @iluvbitcoins by posting something he doesn't own. (Not the first time someone use my twitter account to cheat a campaign manager)

Quote from: Text on March 24, 2023, 04:05:48 PM

Yeah, I might abuse some of the bounty campaigns before, maybe I just did that cause of a lack of knowledge, I am not fully aware of how to work on this forum. But yeah, I am not reasoning this just to have pity on me.
It's still up to you guys how to judge me, but I am telling my story now.

You cheated the person running the campaign
You claimed to be me.

I don't give a fuck to your lack of knowledge. If you have a brain, you know it's not right

Self admission is usually how scammers come undone as evidenced by Text admission you have quoted.