Well he ditched that account pretty quick, wouldn't be surprised if he pops up somewhere here again

Sounds good to me too

Never use own wallets

Stick to a single style in your videos and have consistency is what I'd say helps promote you and your brand as an image.

You invest, and poof. One day he disappears

Why are people still doing this in 2020, quick returns or just the nature of human gullibility.

They just gotta make that hustle man, unfortunately it is what it is. There have been several investigations into that n95 reliability and for a lot of chinese masks its complete BS and they just get a peice of fabric and plaster n95 onto it.

To do the best every day, no matter what you do.

Always be kind to everyone to get that return back to you.

The Indians at it again.

Is there still so much money left in the ICO business that it's profitable to try Adam a large amount, or are people still just wanting to make a quick buck.

Lmao, are you for real now? This is some next level stuff. Well then why not show the real identity of the ICO team instead of this fake stuff?

If I'm not mistaken, Bitcointalk does have an IP "ban" system that will lock accounts if too many accounts have been created. After that, it will ask you to pay a fee which you have to pay. I'm not sure if you do have to pay after that for more accounts (if there is a reoccuring theme here) or you are allowed to make as many accounts as you want to.

I wouldn't say he is doing it for a shady reason. Just let it slide my man. No point arguing. Its probably justified.

There's always a difference between clear blatant trust/account farming and just giving away merits.

When will this thing ever be resolved? TLDR: Is it really a scam or just a bunch of shilling. I have to say they seem(ed) trustworthy at the start as they have pretty public advertising, but recently on their website things have gone quiter. IDK thats just me

Interesting point here, interested to see how this will be explained.


Naa I wouldn't say. That's going a little bit too far in assumptions I think   

Yeah, this is the first thing you should watch out for. Never ever trust anyone with -2 trust (in extremely small cases you possibly can), however you should have protected yourself with an escrow. While it costs, it should give you protection to some degree.

Lol, this one made me laugh. Good one. I think this is very applicable to around 90% of the forum's current population.

Very much agreed lol. Digaran, really?   At least try to thank the guy who is in some way making the forum a better place.

Yeah, unfortunately he's lost most of his credibility due to his dodgy behavior. The man should look at himself in the mirror and actually be honest here and there.

Though at first when he was introduced to the crypto scene he was a good guy, or at least it looked like that to me. After-all, he owns a pretty powerful business; so he probably knows his stuff. But, people change, and I guess so did he.

These account farmers need to be punished somehow. This is really getting out of hand. Theymos should impose a much stricter IP ban policy than ever before, or remove bounties from here altogether.


They will do that till they are caught, and maybe even after that. Most bounties don't forbid people with negative trust to join, so it probably wouldn't even matter at all to them. That's the sad part about it. Instead they'll probably make new accounts alongside and continue as before.

That's the main problem I think apart from media perceivance.

Bitcoin is being artificially inflated and dumped by these types of people to gain profit. Bitcoin should be left alone to grow normally, however it just isn't when the market is as it is today

There are too many average Joe's that quickly react to any change in the price of BTC, and this is what's causing such huge fluctuations

Just let go, you have nothing to loose. As already said before, there is no reason to fear an 'negative' trust if it's from anyone outside DT.2-

No lol, why would they accept Bitcoin at and time?  They would be the last people to do that.

You do realise apple products are made for people who are just comfortable in their own little world, and aren't willing to take risks or explore new things ( a bit stereotypical, but somewhat true). Bitcoin would be the opposite in just about every aspect.