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Re: Fiat to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to Fiat OTC exchange in Asia, Europe and Americas
You are another professional liar claiming precognition like in Minority Reports. Are there any verifiable reports that we scammed anyone? Anyone came forward yet in the last 4 years? None so far. Liar Liar your pants are on fire. Prima facie you are a member of the same gang here busy throwing dirt on others. Just because something seems impossible to ordinary men like you does not mean there are no individuals/groups/organization capable of turning the seemingly impossible task/goal into reality. You are not infallible.
A dishonest person who plagiarized white papers in order to lie to investors and defraud them, calling me a professional liar? What a time to live in. Not that I expect anything sensible for a scam anyway 
P.S. BTW Now I am too familiar with the coordinated dumb attacks of your coward Legendary gang members and I really like countering and destroying each of such malevolent attacks here for all to see.
Maybe you are Just too stupid to even realize that you are the problem here. Carry on with your injudiciousness.I will make you understand when your ''time" comes. But that you would be too late for you as your individual time will tun out.
Re: Two-way BTC to Fiat & Polished Diamonds OTC trading in Asia, Europe & Americas
Oh boy, where do I even start with this dumpster fire of an ad?
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
Okay, let me break it down for you, you absolute joke of a human being. First of all, the fact that you're advertising confidential over-the-counter (OTC) Fiat to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to Fiat exchange services is just another way for you to scam people out of their money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money.
Secondly, the fact that you're offering cash collection in downtown areas of global cities and conversion as well as converting Fiat through SWIFT bank wire transfers to BTC and vice versa is just another way for you to steal people's money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned cash.
Thirdly, the fact that you're offering cash in mail service and BTC for diamonds is just another way for you to scam people. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money or valuable assets.
Fourthly, the fact that you're using Telegram and Signal to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.
Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests
It's truly pathetic that you're still trying to deflect from the fact that you're running a scam by making false accusations about a fake account. The fact that you're resorting to such tactics just further proves how desperate and untrustworthy you are.
For your information, my account was created almost two weeks ago, not just a few days ago. But I guess you didn't bother to do your research before making false accusations. It's just another example of how you're willing to spread fake information to further your own interests.
But let's get back to the real issue here: your scam exchange services. You can try to change the subject all you want, but the fact remains that you're trying to steal people's money with your bogus services. And the fact that you're resorting to making false accusations just shows how desperate you are to avoid being held accountable for your actions.
So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services, and your fake accusations are just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions. And for the last time, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests. His/Their pathetic desperation is visible to all of us if you read between the lines.
It's amazing how you completely ignore all the red flags I pointed out and keep repeating the same fake accusations. It's like you're stuck in a loop and can't think of anything else to say. But let me spell it out for you one more time: you're a scammer, and your exchange services are a sham. You're just trying to steal people's money, and your fake accusations are just a desperate attempt to deflect from the truth. So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. And for the love of god, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
I hope that makes it clear to you and anyone else reading this that you're a scammer who's not worth anyone's time or money. It's time for you to pack up and disappear before you cause any more harm.
I am NOT gonna disappear anywhere. But I will make sure you are gonna disappear literally in every sense of the word soon.Let me see how long you can hide behind VPN tunnels and private IP addresses.
And just for the record, I'm not using any VPN tunnels or private IP addresses. I'm just a real person who's fed up with scammers like you. So, if you keep threatening me, I'm sure others will report you to the authorities and expose you even more. So, think twice before you send me any more threats.
I hope that makes it clear to you that your threats are not only empty and meaningless, but also dangerous for you. It's time for you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. And if you keep threatening me or anyone else, you'll have to face the consequences. So, think twice before you send any more threats.
You are just an old man who is gonna die soon naturally or otherwise. So you better ponder over your own imminent mortality than spewing meaningless venom here. No sane man is gonna listen to you. Period.
Re: Two-way BTC to Fiat & Polished Diamonds OTC trading in Asia, Europe & Americas
Oh boy, where do I even start with this dumpster fire of an ad?
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
Okay, let me break it down for you, you absolute joke of a human being. First of all, the fact that you're advertising confidential over-the-counter (OTC) Fiat to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to Fiat exchange services is just another way for you to scam people out of their money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money.
Secondly, the fact that you're offering cash collection in downtown areas of global cities and conversion as well as converting Fiat through SWIFT bank wire transfers to BTC and vice versa is just another way for you to steal people's money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned cash.
Thirdly, the fact that you're offering cash in mail service and BTC for diamonds is just another way for you to scam people. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money or valuable assets.
Fourthly, the fact that you're using Telegram and Signal to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.
Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests
It's truly pathetic that you're still trying to deflect from the fact that you're running a scam by making false accusations about a fake account. The fact that you're resorting to such tactics just further proves how desperate and untrustworthy you are.
For your information, my account was created almost two weeks ago, not just a few days ago. But I guess you didn't bother to do your research before making false accusations. It's just another example of how you're willing to spread fake information to further your own interests.
But let's get back to the real issue here: your scam exchange services. You can try to change the subject all you want, but the fact remains that you're trying to steal people's money with your bogus services. And the fact that you're resorting to making false accusations just shows how desperate you are to avoid being held accountable for your actions.
So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services, and your fake accusations are just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions. And for the last time, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests. His/Their pathetic desperation is visible to all of us if you read between the lines.
It's amazing how you completely ignore all the red flags I pointed out and keep repeating the same fake accusations. It's like you're stuck in a loop and can't think of anything else to say. But let me spell it out for you one more time: you're a scammer, and your exchange services are a sham. You're just trying to steal people's money, and your fake accusations are just a desperate attempt to deflect from the truth. So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. And for the love of god, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
I hope that makes it clear to you and anyone else reading this that you're a scammer who's not worth anyone's time or money. It's time for you to pack up and disappear before you cause any more harm.
I am gonna disappear anywhere. But I will make sure you are gonna disappear literally in every sense of the word soon.Let me see how long you can hide behind VPN tunnels and private IP addresses.
Re: Two-way BTC to Fiat & Polished Diamonds OTC trading in Asia, Europe & Americas
Oh boy, where do I even start with this dumpster fire of an ad?
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
Okay, let me break it down for you, you absolute joke of a human being. First of all, the fact that you're advertising confidential over-the-counter (OTC) Fiat to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to Fiat exchange services is just another way for you to scam people out of their money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money.
Secondly, the fact that you're offering cash collection in downtown areas of global cities and conversion as well as converting Fiat through SWIFT bank wire transfers to BTC and vice versa is just another way for you to steal people's money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned cash.
Thirdly, the fact that you're offering cash in mail service and BTC for diamonds is just another way for you to scam people. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money or valuable assets.
Fourthly, the fact that you're using Telegram and Signal to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.
Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests
It's truly pathetic that you're still trying to deflect from the fact that you're running a scam by making false accusations about a fake account. The fact that you're resorting to such tactics just further proves how desperate and untrustworthy you are.
For your information, my account was created almost two weeks ago, not just a few days ago. But I guess you didn't bother to do your research before making false accusations. It's just another example of how you're willing to spread fake information to further your own interests.
But let's get back to the real issue here: your scam exchange services. You can try to change the subject all you want, but the fact remains that you're trying to steal people's money with your bogus services. And the fact that you're resorting to making false accusations just shows how desperate you are to avoid being held accountable for your actions.
So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services, and your fake accusations are just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions. And for the last time, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests. His/Their pathetic desperation is visible to all of us if you read between the lines.
Re: Invest in a suprahuman AGI-powered massively scalable mobile human space colony
We are about to start private token sales of Heim ERC20 Tokens on JuiceBox. You may visit SCAM LINK and contribute minimum USDT5000 worth ETH as per prevailing coinmarketcap.com exchange rate of ETH/USDT.
It's truly pathetic that you're still trying to promote your scam investment opportunity, even after I've exposed all of your lies and false promises. The fact that you're still trying to take advantage of people's excitement about new technologies to steal their money just shows how desperate and untrustworthy you are.
Your ignorance and lack of understanding of the technologies you're claiming to use is just laughable. You're making grandiose promises without any proof or evidence to back them up, and you're using fancy words to try to sound impressive. But it's clear that you have no idea what you're talking about, and you're just trying to take people's money.
And the fact that you're still promoting your scam even after I've called you out for your plagiarism and false promises just shows how desperate you are to steal people's money. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity, and your continued promotion of it is just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness.
So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity, and your continued promotion of it is just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions.
And by the way, no one is going to fall for your scam by visiting some random website and sending you money. It's clear that you're just trying to steal people's money, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
In short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using fancy words, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests
Yes, it's clear that you're intentionally ignoring all of the red flags that I've pointed out about your scam investment opportunity. You're making grandiose promises without any proof or evidence to back them up, and you're using fancy words to try to sound impressive. But it's clear that you have no idea what you're talking about, and you're just trying to take people's money.
You're also ignoring the fact that you have a history of plagiarism, which only further proves that you're not trustworthy. And you're ignoring the fact that you're using unsecured platforms to communicate with customers, which is a huge red flag.
Furthermore, you're ignoring the fact that you're promising to build things that are not even possible with current technology, such as fully autonomous shapeshifting space-drones and self-sustaining Bishop Rings. These are not real technologies, and you're just making stuff up to try to sound impressive and attract investors.
In short, you're ignoring all of the red flags that I've pointed out because you're desperate to steal people's money. But it's not going to work, because people are becoming more and more aware of your scam. So, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity, and your fake accusations are just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests. His/Their pathetic desperation is visible to all of us if you read between the lines.
Re: Invest in a suprahuman AGI-powered massively scalable mobile human space colony
We are about to start private token sales of Heim ERC20 Tokens on JuiceBox. You may visit SCAM LINK and contribute minimum USDT5000 worth ETH as per prevailing coinmarketcap.com exchange rate of ETH/USDT.
It's truly pathetic that you're still trying to promote your scam investment opportunity, even after I've exposed all of your lies and false promises. The fact that you're still trying to take advantage of people's excitement about new technologies to steal their money just shows how desperate and untrustworthy you are.
Your ignorance and lack of understanding of the technologies you're claiming to use is just laughable. You're making grandiose promises without any proof or evidence to back them up, and you're using fancy words to try to sound impressive. But it's clear that you have no idea what you're talking about, and you're just trying to take people's money.
And the fact that you're still promoting your scam even after I've called you out for your plagiarism and false promises just shows how desperate you are to steal people's money. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity, and your continued promotion of it is just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness.
So, once again, I urge you to stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity, and your continued promotion of it is just further proof of your dishonesty and untrustworthiness. Grow up and take responsibility for your actions.
And by the way, no one is going to fall for your scam by visiting some random website and sending you money. It's clear that you're just trying to steal people's money, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
In short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS investment opportunity. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using fancy words, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days ago by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here in order to protect his/their vested interests
Re: Invest in a suprahuman AGI-powered massively scalable mobile human space colony
We are about to start private token sales of Heim ERC20 Tokens on JuiceBox. You may visit https://juicebox.money/v2/p/659 and contribute minimum USDT5000 worth ETH as per prevailing coinmarketcap.com exchange rate of ETH/USDT.
We never ever cheated anyone here on this forum over the last 4 years.
The only reason why you didn't (succesfully) cheat anyone here is because I caught you plagiarizing content from another project the very same day you announced, created this topic and tagged&flagged you. With that being said, you tried to cheat but unlucky for you there's loads of people here that are checking every dodgy project that appears.
Btw, you should have responded here years ago, and not now.
We never cheated anyone financially nor we deceived anyone to earn. No one can claim with documentary proofs that we cheated them of their money or capital ever. All humans are prone to errors[ "To Err is Human" ]. When we had realized our mistake of the YLD DeFi project we promptly shut it down without any pressures from anyone outside
P.S. Now I am too familiar with the coordinated dumb attacks of your coward Legendary gang members and I really like countering and destroying each of such malevolent attacks here for all to see.
Oh, so now you're trying to spin the narrative and deny the plagiarism report?
Let me tell you, buddy, we're not buying it. You got caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another project, and now you're trying to play the victim? Please.
And what's with the "To Err is Human" nonsense? You're not just making a mistake, you're intentionally trying to scam people. And now you're trying to deflect criticism by calling out some "Legendary gang members"? Give me a break.
Listen, we're not stupid. We can see right through your lies and excuses. You're a serial scammer who's been caught multiple times, and now you're trying to spin the narrative to save face. Well, it's not going to work.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
Based on your unprofessional behavior, blatant plagiarism, and derogatory language, it's clear that you are a scammer who cannot be trusted, and anyone who invests in your project does so at their own risk.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here
So, you're peddling prepaid ATM cards now, huh? With no KYC required, of course. Because, you know, that's exactly what legitimate businesses do - they ignore anti-money laundering laws and let anyone anonymously launder money through their services.
But wait, it gets better. You're accepting all major cryptocurrencies to top up these cards, with a minimum initial deposit of $50 and a one-time setup fee of $50. And the maximum top-up amount is $50,000. That's a lot of cash, my friend. A lot of cash that can be easily laundered through your "service".
And what's with the 24/7 customer support on Telegram/Signal/Protonmail? Are you trying to make it easy for people to contact you and ask about their illegal transactions?
Oh, and by the way, didn't I see you somewhere before? Ah yes, you're the same guy who got caught plagiarizing content from another website. So, not only are you trying to scam people with your prepaid ATM cards, but you're also a thief who can't even come up with his own ideas.
Listen, people, stay away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam and illegal activities. Don't say I didn't warn you.
But wait, it gets better. You're accepting all major cryptocurrencies to top up these cards, with a minimum initial deposit of $50 and a one-time setup fee of $50. And the maximum top-up amount is $50,000. That's a lot of cash, my friend. A lot of cash that can be easily laundered through your "service".
And what's with the 24/7 customer support on Telegram/Signal/Protonmail? Are you trying to make it easy for people to contact you and ask about their illegal transactions?
Oh, and by the way, didn't I see you somewhere before? Ah yes, you're the same guy who got caught plagiarizing content from another website. So, not only are you trying to scam people with your prepaid ATM cards, but you're also a thief who can't even come up with his own ideas.
Listen, people, stay away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam and illegal activities. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
Alright, let me spell it out for you, you absolute buffoon. First of all, the fact that you think you can get away with advertising a prepaid ATM card with no KYC required just shows how clueless you are. It's a well-known fact that scammers use this tactic to avoid being traced, and the fact that you're trying to pull it off just proves how desperate you are to steal people's money.
Secondly, the fact that you're asking for a minimum initial deposit of US$50 and a one-time setup fee of US$50 is just another way for you to line your pockets with other people's cash. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned money. And for what? So you can buy yourself another shiny new toy or take another lavish vacation? Get a real job and stop trying to steal from people who work hard for their money.
Thirdly, the fact that you're using Telegram, Signal, and Protonmail to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.
Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS prepaid ATM card scam. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS prepaid ATM card scam. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual.
This is a fake account. It was just created few days by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here
Re: Two-way BTC to Fiat & Polished Diamonds OTC trading in Asia, Europe & Americas
Oh boy, where do I even start with this dumpster fire of an ad?
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
Okay, let me break it down for you, you absolute joke of a human being. First of all, the fact that you're advertising confidential over-the-counter (OTC) Fiat to Bitcoin and Bitcoin to Fiat exchange services is just another way for you to scam people out of their money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money.
Secondly, the fact that you're offering cash collection in downtown areas of global cities and conversion as well as converting Fiat through SWIFT bank wire transfers to BTC and vice versa is just another way for you to steal people's money. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to scam people out of their hard-earned cash.
Thirdly, the fact that you're offering cash in mail service and BTC for diamonds is just another way for you to scam people. You're not providing any real service here, you're just trying to trick people into thinking they can trust you with their money or valuable assets.
Fourthly, the fact that you're using Telegram and Signal to communicate with customers is also a huge red flag. These platforms are often used by scammers because they can be easily abandoned or deleted, making it difficult for victims to track them down. It's a cheap and cowardly tactic that only serves to further prove how untrustworthy and dishonest you are.
Lastly, the fact that you're using the same attack statement on your advertisement as you did on your response earlier just goes to show that you're not even trying to hide your true intentions. You're a scammer, plain and simple, and anyone who falls for your tricks deserves what they get. But don't think for a second that you're fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. You're just a low-life scammer who preys on innocent people, and you should be ashamed of yourself.
So, in short, stop trying to scam people and find a real job. You're not fooling anyone with your BS exchange services. And if you ever try to pull this crap again, don't be surprised when people call you out for the scammer that you are. Grow up and get a real job, you lazy, entitled, and unscrupulous individual. And also, stop using the same attack statement, it's not fooling anyone and just making you look more suspicious.
A fake account just created few days by a hidden mastermind only to spew venom here
We never ever cheated anyone here on this forum over the last 4 years.
The only reason why you didn't (succesfully) cheat anyone here is because I caught you plagiarizing content from another project the very same day you announced, created this topic and tagged&flagged you. With that being said, you tried to cheat but unlucky for you there's loads of people here that are checking every dodgy project that appears.
Btw, you should have responded here years ago, and not now.
We never cheated anyone financially nor we deceived anyone to earn. No one can claim with documentary proofs that we cheated them of their money or capital ever. All humans are prone to errors[ "To Err is Human" ]. When we had realized our mistake of the YLD DeFi project we promptly shut it down without any pressures from anyone outside
P.S. Now I am too familiar with the coordinated dumb attacks of your coward Legendary gang members and I really like countering and destroying each of such malevolent attacks here for all to see.
Oh, so now you're trying to spin the narrative and deny the plagiarism report?
Let me tell you, buddy, we're not buying it. You got caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another project, and now you're trying to play the victim? Please.
And what's with the "To Err is Human" nonsense? You're not just making a mistake, you're intentionally trying to scam people. And now you're trying to deflect criticism by calling out some "Legendary gang members"? Give me a break.
Listen, we're not stupid. We can see right through your lies and excuses. You're a serial scammer who's been caught multiple times, and now you're trying to spin the narrative to save face. Well, it's not going to work.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your venomous comments here.
So, you're peddling prepaid ATM cards now, huh? With no KYC required, of course. Because, you know, that's exactly what legitimate businesses do - they ignore anti-money laundering laws and let anyone anonymously launder money through their services.
But wait, it gets better. You're accepting all major cryptocurrencies to top up these cards, with a minimum initial deposit of $50 and a one-time setup fee of $50. And the maximum top-up amount is $50,000. That's a lot of cash, my friend. A lot of cash that can be easily laundered through your "service".
And what's with the 24/7 customer support on Telegram/Signal/Protonmail? Are you trying to make it easy for people to contact you and ask about their illegal transactions?
Oh, and by the way, didn't I see you somewhere before? Ah yes, you're the same guy who got caught plagiarizing content from another website. So, not only are you trying to scam people with your prepaid ATM cards, but you're also a thief who can't even come up with his own ideas.
Listen, people, stay away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam and illegal activities. Don't say I didn't warn you.
But wait, it gets better. You're accepting all major cryptocurrencies to top up these cards, with a minimum initial deposit of $50 and a one-time setup fee of $50. And the maximum top-up amount is $50,000. That's a lot of cash, my friend. A lot of cash that can be easily laundered through your "service".
And what's with the 24/7 customer support on Telegram/Signal/Protonmail? Are you trying to make it easy for people to contact you and ask about their illegal transactions?
Oh, and by the way, didn't I see you somewhere before? Ah yes, you're the same guy who got caught plagiarizing content from another website. So, not only are you trying to scam people with your prepaid ATM cards, but you're also a thief who can't even come up with his own ideas.
Listen, people, stay away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam and illegal activities. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your are a mofo and you can suck my circumcised c*ck. You will feel really good about it. This much importance I give it to you and your comments here.
Re: Two-way BTC to Fiat & Polished Diamonds OTC trading in Asia, Europe & Americas
Oh boy, where do I even start with this dumpster fire of an ad?
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
First off, let's talk about the elephant in the room - your shady past. You've been caught red-handed plagiarizing content from another website, and now you're trying to peddle your "services" to unsuspecting victims? Give me a break.
Now, about your "confidential" OTC exchange services... Yeah, right. You're offering cash collection in downtown areas of major cities, and conversion via SWIFT bank wire transfers. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, or rather, a recipe for you to make off with people's money.
And what's with the "Nominal Transfer and Exchange Fees Applicable" disclaimer? You're trying to sneak in some hidden fees, aren't you?
Oh, and let's not forget about your "team" - completely anonymous, of course. Because, you know, scammers always prefer to remain in the shadows.
And those websites you're promoting? Blocktrust.pro, Luckyrichsoft.xyz, and Spacenet.network? They look like they were thrown together in a hurry, with all the hallmarks of a phishing scam. And what's with the weird domain names? They sound like they were generated by a random word generator. Blocktrust, Luckyrichsoft, and Spacenet? Come on, those names scream "scam"!
Listen, people, stay far, far away from this guy and his "services". He's got a history of plagiarism, and his "business" reeks of scam. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Your a mofo and you can suck my c*ck. This much importance I give to you and your comments here.
Re: Park your surplus capital in AI supercomputers & earn 49% APY
True, but who does not like to have more leverage(which requires additional capital/collateral to borrow farther) in order to boost 49% APY to a real 10,000+% RoI in a couple of years?
For each person that joins you, you make less money. That is just the way investments work.
That might be true for a hedge fund betting using similar or same trading strategies. Because additional capital to us means more leverages and that would empower us to buy more ASIC miners and Validator Nodes as well as AI Supercomputing Servers and other hardware; we can add more powerful hydro-solar power equipment and additional lands to expand each of our datacenter+mining facilities. Which translates into increased revenue. When we eventually go public or raise additional equity/quasi-equity capital via PE route or by merge it with a SPAC/blank check company 3-4 years down the line we will attract 30x or even 50x more valuation depending what price-to-earning(PE ratio) prevailing in the marketplace and the available broader liquidity as well as investors' appetite for this sector. So the conclusive statement is that all of our shareholders/co-investors including us cofounders will be able to exit at 30x to 50x multiples of their initial and follow on investments.
We provide Prepaid ATM Cards that you can use at all MasterCard and Visa labeled ATMs across the world enabling you to draw cash in local currency bills/notes. We accept all major cryptocurrencies to top it up on demand via Telegram/Signal messages and Protonmail secure emails. Minimum initial deposit of US$50 and a one-time setup fee of US$50 required. Maximum top up amount: US$50,000. 24x7 customer support available on Telegram/Signal/Protonmail.
We will mail the Prepaid ATM Cards discreetly to any destination mailing address via international airmail. NO KYC REQUIRED.
Contact us here: tunnelcash[at]proton.me
We will mail the Prepaid ATM Cards discreetly to any destination mailing address via international airmail. NO KYC REQUIRED.
Contact us here: tunnelcash[at]proton.me
Considering your past "business ventures" on this forum, I would recommend everyone to think carefully about this service, which carries enormous risks. You can very easily find yourself in a situation where you will buy a card with stolen data, and when you withdraw cash from the ATM for the first time, the card will be blocked and the police will be looking for you.
Reminder -> [SCAM] YLD Defi plagiarized website content! @Rikafip
Didn't realise this risk. So basically any of these prepaid visa/mastercard services are extremely risky to use? Only safe way is to use a KYCd option like with Coinbase or Crypto.com ? Been years since i've heard about these prepaid visa cards. From what I recall, Visa banned them all back in 2017.
What we are selling is not technically a Prepaid Card but they are "Preloaded KYCd Debit Cards" and Visa never banned such debit cards.
We never ever cheated anyone here on this forum over the last 4 years.
The only reason why you didn't (succesfully) cheat anyone here is because I caught you plagiarizing content from another project the very same day you announced, created this topic and tagged&flagged you. With that being said, you tried to cheat but unlucky for you there's loads of people here that are checking every dodgy project that appears.
Btw, you should have responded here years ago, and not now.
Now I am too familiar with the coordinated dumb attacks of your Legendary gang members and I really like countering and destroying each of such malevolent attacks here for all to see.
BTW YLD Defi project was long shutdown without causing any financial losses to any external investors.
That's what every failed scammy project with plagiarized content likes to say. How convenient that you claim to give back money to all those who invested in that sham. P.S. We guarantee replacement of blocked prepaid ATM cards (if any) with latest cash balances within 15 business days.
Given your previous history, your guarantee means absolutely nothing here. The burden of proof is on you as you are accusing us of stealing money/capital of investors. You must provide the proof here for everyone to see and judge.
We never ever cheated anyone here on this forum over the last 4 years.
So you think that cheating older than 4 years when you plagiarized and stole content from other people is not counting? 
I knew that you are a cheater, that is a proven fact, but now I know that you are a very dumb cheater.
And nothing happened in last 4 years because you were not active in forum during all that time.
Last post in 2020:
Please fill out and submit this presale form on YLD website and our representative will get back to you soon with farther instructions: https://yldsub.finance/#presale
Next post in 2024:
For me, this is a red flag.
If you are just an airdrop hunter, for sure you already made a profit here.
We already have a lot of projects that are already working fine and already kicking, so finding another project for me is pass for me. Existing projects we already have now is already enough for me.
If you are just an airdrop hunter, for sure you already made a profit here.
We already have a lot of projects that are already working fine and already kicking, so finding another project for me is pass for me. Existing projects we already have now is already enough for me.
You filthy PoS repeating your lies here again. We never cheated anyone financially nor we deceived anyone to earn. No one can claim we cheated them of their money/capital.
Excuse me for bumping this thread (i know last reply was created on 2020). But that user (@9TONNN) come back and perform SEO spam for another shady project on some boards. It looks like he still hoping Copper Member status makes his SEO spam looks more credible. In addition, both project he mentioned (in 2020 and 2024) use term AI as buzzword.
Looks like he woke up to look for someone to scam now there is a promising bull marketI also noticed he made several posts about his G64 Group which he claims is an OTC exchange, like he did in this thread. Anybody who trusts that user even after seeing those tags and a flag and end up getting scammed should really blame himself as well.
We never ever cheated anyone here on this forum over the last 4 years.
BTW YLD Defi project was long shutdown without causing any financial losses to any external investors
You are already known for plagiarized website content, so I wouldn't trust you with anything, especially not with prepaid cards and personal information.
Everyone please visit topic below for more information about member 9TONNN previous activity, and don't purchase anything from this cheater:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5287327.0
Everyone please visit topic below for more information about member 9TONNN previous activity, and don't purchase anything from this cheater:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5287327.0
You are perhaps a cheater throwing dirt on us without any evidence. We have never ever cheated anyone here on this forum over the last 4 years.