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I just recall something which is worth sharing.

In 2020, I was asked for KYC and I submitted documents that were declined but I was able to place bets and withdraw funds, because I was losing. I am wondering if declined KYC documents is such a huge problem for them, why was I allowed to gamble/withdraw that time?

Another thing, few months ago some of my bets were settled as win and I cashed out the funds. Then hours later I was told that the bets were settled by mistake and must be voided and that I need to return the funds or my account is locked. I deposited and returned them the funds back then, if I was involved in something wrong, would I ever deposit back and pay them? Instead of just creating a new account.

I have got proofs for both the events so please don't come up with stories this time.

I'm waiting for a moderator or admin when you get blocked.

malevolent, is correct. You're providing accounts which require KYC, to be able to provide that you'll need to prove that they have been legitimately created, and not hacked. Now, I'm not sure a vouch from someone else who's reputable will be enough for it. I expect this would need to be explained in order to be accepted. Here's the quote from theymos which clears this up:

Therefore, to be able to sell these accounts without a moderator taking action, you'll need to provide a compelling reason to why they aren't hacked, because by default they're assumed hacked. Let's face it, most accounts that require KYC to be opened, are either hacked or opened illegally, because how else would you be able to do it? Obviously, there might be some ways for certain services, but we aren't going to know that necessarily, unless you give an explanation.

That doesn't mean you can just claim they aren't stolen or opened via fraudulent documents. You ideally need to prove they aren't to be able to offer them to be given a exception against the rule.

As to who you go to about proving this, I expect theymos, or secondly one of the moderators of the invites, and accounts section, which one of them so happens to be malevolent.

Let's say I needed 2 or 3 Coinbase accounts that passed KYC, how many would you be able to sell me right now?
I would advice other members not to comment on this offer, I know exactly why I am asking it the way I did. 

That won't work, it's up to the Mod who handles each report:

I have a feeling that OP either decided to continue gambling on 1xbit again or simply does not care about the thread anymore since he already got what he wanted and does not see the need to update the thread again. we should just let him be, I am pretty sure he'll be back if another issue occurs.

That's the part I don't believe. And I'm pretty sure Mods don't believe it either. The risk is far greater than the few bucks you'll earn from it, which makes it much more likely you don't use your own ID.

Great! Then do it

I checked your first post:
You offer amongst others Kraken, Coinbase and Binance accounts, which all require KYC, and (even without checking) I'm pretty sure all of them have terms that prohibit selling them.

I'd also like to see your explanation for this:

I am selling each account one time. I do not need different birth certificates or unlimited passports. Most accounts require selfie or video verification so these 2 alone wouldnt help me to create multiple accounts.

Can you prove this? I don't think you deserve the benefit of the doubt, any Newbie can claim this.

When I report "offers" like yours, I usually say: "illegal stuff", and that's enough to get it deleted.

As a newbie the onus is on you to prove you're legit when it comes to KYC-verified accounts. Having some reputable user vouch for you could help your case.

Accounts sales are prohibited on bitcointalk

LOL, your thread has been deleted because of violation of forum rules.
You are selling accounts made with stolen identity unless you can explainus that you have you alone different birth certificates and unlimited passports? :-D
You re creating lot of accounts using your own documents? I like the irony :-D

My post may be irrelevant to you, but for the good of the forum, it's not.

Who will prove that you are not selling accounts which have been KYCed by stolen identities? I think there's no way to prove this here. You can sell accounts and claim you have used your docx to verify them? If you are selling two accounts from one exchange/or whatever, how do you obtain that? Of course through stolen identities. Yoi can't create a lot of accounts with one exchange/service by one identity. This makes enough sense.

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Lol
You are simply a scammer. nothing else. And you will scam nobody here. simple 

And if you want see, some of my reviews, even in 2022 (Thanks for your publicity    ), here we go: