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Now you cannot reduce transaction commissions. it's all about the popularity of Defi projects and I don't understand why people continue to pay so much money.
But what don't you understand? More people - more security - more charges. It will always be like that - more decentralisation and more security - and that is what we pay for. You have security and you are not dependent on Mr xyz
Does anyone know how to access the zone at https://esporttalk.org/ ? About a year ago I was able to use it normally and got some pretty good e-sports picks. Now I can not log in and have no access. Do you need an invitation?
Re: A Single User With Multiple Accounts: Are There Reasons For Them Being Accepted?
I think that the higher the rank and the longer the seniority, the higher the chance that someone has more than one account. But why should it be bad ? This is not a public directory
What do you say we create a thread in this section with coins that you bet will shoot up? I know it's a river topic but if everyone gave their type and some argument? What do you think? it's not about spam but one given coin for a given day ?
For example I will start.
Coin JulD. Looks the best of all uniswap copies and even better than pancake. Simplicity without any toys.
exchage info lisiting (17 march : bitcoin.com exchange )
https://twitter.com/BitcoinComExch/status/1371458970125271042
For example I will start.
Coin JulD. Looks the best of all uniswap copies and even better than pancake. Simplicity without any toys.
exchage info lisiting (17 march : bitcoin.com exchange )
https://twitter.com/BitcoinComExch/status/1371458970125271042
I followed your posts on esports betting types and you had a really great streak .
I didn't think you played on coins but your prediction so far is great . The odds within 3-4 hours from what I saw increased by 40%. Wow. Do you have a discord or give your other such gems?
There was a good site and nice analysis on esports https://esporttalk.org/ but for 2 months I can't log into my account ;/
Unfortunately I confirm the scamming practices of these lamuses.
I deposited a token 2 years ago which was tradable. Now the token is worth 100 USD but to withdraw it I have to pay 18X more. This fee equals 18 thousand dollars.
And I'll add that the token is frozen because trading was withdrawn. They are one big fucking embarrassment
It is a rape in broad daylight, fucking scammers.
On the support they write that they are sorry and wish you a nice day. Fucking bitches
I deposited a token 2 years ago which was tradable. Now the token is worth 100 USD but to withdraw it I have to pay 18X more. This fee equals 18 thousand dollars.
And I'll add that the token is frozen because trading was withdrawn. They are one big fucking embarrassment
It is a rape in broad daylight, fucking scammers.
On the support they write that they are sorry and wish you a nice day. Fucking bitches
playing is wild rift and mobile legends. Its kinda easy to play because it is handy.
\I completely don't understand how you can play comfortably on your phone. After all, this will never replace a keyboard and mouse. It's like with a pen and a piece of paper. It will always be even though it should not be.
There was a project like https://bethereum.com/ and it looked really good. Just right for fun and learning how to type. But why do they exist for moments and then disappear? It looked good, but almost a year now nothing is changing and they have a break all the time.
Re: paxfull.com - scam site / "BIG" company makes a mockery of your privileges
(..>) is a peer to peer crypto marketplace and every peer to peer crypto site usually force KYC procedure on their user whenever they see something which seems to violation rules and regulations.
Generally, when I read such posts, I wonder where do you get this range from? You only get a counter in a signature campaign?
What has gingerbread in the windmill.
Since when do you accept this kind of approach on this forum? You are talking about regulations. Do you know any ? I bet you don't even know what the rules of this forum look like.
Re: paxfull.com - scam site / "BIG" company makes a mockery of your privileges
After all, there was an entry here that KYC makes no sense at all and even helps criminals to act at the expense of innocent victims. This is all one big absurdity!
Firstly, I believe this is not the first time paxful will ask their user to go through some KYC before he/she can access his/her fund and if you search through this forum you will understand that youre the first victim but I believe they usually do that when they notice something fishy account the account or some report the account accordly to their rules/regualtions.Meanwhile, KYC make no sense within the crypto community but to P2P and centralized exchange site it a real deal. However, KYC help criminals at the expense innocent victim if a data breach occur. I will advise you not to use p2p and centralized exchange you dont trust or understand their rules and regulations in future.
I looked at an old version of their Terms of Service page and found that they've said they may request KYC from customers since at least March 2020:
It looks like they made the change around that time. Even though they should, I don't think they will release the funds to you without ID at this point; it might have been a different story in April or May.
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The information we request may include certain personal information, including, but not limited to, your name, address, telephone number, e-mail address, date of birth, social security number, taxpayer identification number, and a government identification.
It looks like they made the change around that time. Even though they should, I don't think they will release the funds to you without ID at this point; it might have been a different story in April or May.
My account has only the positives and apart from this small number of transactions, just a month ago I had a limit of about 300 usd to work and now they have reduced it to zero. I think it is a deliberate misleading and also a deception. You know that you have a limit and here suddenly this limit is reduced to zero. This is the action for all accounts i think
I think it should be publicized.
Let's assume another case.
You have money on BINANCE and you know you don't have to do KYC.
Suddenly they force it on you or you lose money ?
Would BINANCE still be the number 1 exchange? NO
They would lose a lot MORE
I think the same should be done with paxfull - that is, completely WARNING FROM PAXFULL !
Re: paxfull.com - scam site / "BIG" company makes a mockery of your privileges
Yeah, this wouldn't be at all unique to Paxful.
I don't think this is really tag-worthy behaviour anymore (Polo/Bittrex and a whole bunch of other exchanges were sort-of let off scott-free after doing similar stuff.) - although I really do think it should be.
I haven't followed paxful for a while, but if they did retroactively block old customers' funds without giving them a chance, well really, even if they gave several warnings beforehand... - that's indeed scummy, and entirely in line with their site's policy and userbase.
The amount of trust-circles which pad one's reputation might just make up 90% of their total trades, at least it did when i briefly used them.
The funny thing is: Only legit people are really affected by this; It would be trivial to photoshop a document / selfie to pass KYC, heck, you can buy a set for < 100$.
Especially for a lot of unbanked/underdeveloped countries (the unbanking they claim to support: (E: large portions of African/South American/South-East Asian countries)), it is actually impossible to verify their ID's beyond checking for photoshop. (There'd be simply no way to verify these ID's with something like equifax, although i sincerely question whether paxful even has access to something like that for her U.S customers.)
So it's either just window-dressing, or actual nefarious behaviour. (Although a strong case for the latter could be made regardless.)
Anyway, long story short, these P2P exchanges suck and are full of scammers.
I don't think this is really tag-worthy behaviour anymore (Polo/Bittrex and a whole bunch of other exchanges were sort-of let off scott-free after doing similar stuff.) - although I really do think it should be.
I haven't followed paxful for a while, but if they did retroactively block old customers' funds without giving them a chance, well really, even if they gave several warnings beforehand... - that's indeed scummy, and entirely in line with their site's policy and userbase.
The amount of trust-circles which pad one's reputation might just make up 90% of their total trades, at least it did when i briefly used them.
The funny thing is: Only legit people are really affected by this; It would be trivial to photoshop a document / selfie to pass KYC, heck, you can buy a set for < 100$.
Especially for a lot of unbanked/underdeveloped countries (the unbanking they claim to support: (E: large portions of African/South American/South-East Asian countries)), it is actually impossible to verify their ID's beyond checking for photoshop. (There'd be simply no way to verify these ID's with something like equifax, although i sincerely question whether paxful even has access to something like that for her U.S customers.)
So it's either just window-dressing, or actual nefarious behaviour. (Although a strong case for the latter could be made regardless.)
Anyway, long story short, these P2P exchanges suck and are full of scammers.
After all, there was an entry here that KYC makes no sense at all and even helps criminals to act at the expense of innocent victims. This is all one big absurdity!
better if they can do live or non love telecast on t.v . i have seen once but it was a different moba . in that way the quality of the video is good because no loading or buffers are going to experience .
Check this:
https://lol.gamepedia.com/2020_Season_World_Championship#Media
Mostly, games are streamed on Youtube and Twitch but you might want to check the other media on that list as it might have a cable channel supported by your provider. And in the current internet development, so unusual to see those buffering even using a data connection.
I don't know if you know, but these transmissions have very long delays. Compare the results of the matches and the score on the screen in Twitch. This is unfair at the very beginning. The bookmaker smokes you without soap ...
You just log on to your account where I had some funds. What is my surprise when they changed the rules completely and you can't withdraw funds from your account! They changed their limits and forced KYC and your data. This is typical fraudulent behavior. And here's paxfull.
You won't give them your data - you won't recover the money. Is this what real big companies do? this is a robbery in broad daylight
You won't give them your data - you won't recover the money. Is this what real big companies do? this is a robbery in broad daylight
I don't think this game told us much, other than that Villa have problems against teams who just sit back to defend. Something to bear in mind with in-game betting - if Villa go a goal down, they may struggle to find an equaliser. Of course all that may change now they've bought Traore.
I watched that game closely and will say that I agree with you said up there^^. Aston Villa do have a problem going against teams with strong defences. I was supporting Villa in that game but after watching that game I would say if Egan wasn't red carded then the game would have gone different for Blades. The moment Egan was sent off Sheffield changed their tempo to very defensive nature throughout the game until the goal from Villa. After that they were a bit agressive on attacking but failed to find an equaliser.
this match had to look like this. Both teams know each other too much.