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Re: Safe and Non-KYC ways to buy and sell Monero(XMR)
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imrule
on 28/08/2025, 06:58:31 UTC
It’s funny how the scammer Openmore keeps coming back with the same thread, even though the moderators have removed it.

OpenMonero recently launched a harmful DDoS attack against KYCNotMe.

The person running the scam site OpenMonero is dangerous and constantly seeking new victims.

The operator is involved in criminal activities and engages in blackhat hacking.

SCAMMER
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Re: [ANN] kycnot.me | Open-source list of non-kyc services
by
imrule
on 25/08/2025, 04:32:23 UTC
I have a different look at it: if nobody would use DDoS-protection, websites would indeed occasionally go down because of DDoS. But the baddies can only target so many sites at once, meaning most sites wouldn't be under attack most of the time.
Once they're hiding behind privacy invading DDoS-protection, they're no longer a target so the DDoS moves over to the next website. Which means that the more websites hide behind DDoS-protection, the more attacks happen on the remaining sites to force them to do the same!
I am not sure what is going on with rising ddos attacks, but I am sure it's not normal.

OpenMonero recently launched a harmful DDoS attack against KYCNotMe.
And how do you know OpenMonero was involved in this?
You need to provide some actual evidence when making claims like this  Tongue

It's not only kycnot.me being ddos attacked, it's literally every crypto privacy related service getting attacked, one example is OrangeFren.

Believe or not.

You can’t even imagine what that bipolar person behind OpenMonero is capable of. 
Even the admin of KYCnot.me has suspicions about it.
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Re: Safe and Non-KYC ways to buy and sell Monero(XMR)
by
imrule
on 25/08/2025, 04:23:25 UTC
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/08/25/UZVg7I.png

It's honestly amusing to see how OpenMonero keeps trying to lure in new victims. I strongly recommend avoiding this scam exchange. 
It's now clear that the admin of that platform even created a fake account (Monerofeast) just to advertise their own fraudulent site. 
Do yourself a favor and stay away from them.

Here are some trusted XMR services that I can personally vouch for, having used them without any issues:

Haveno / Retoswap 
Bisq 
Trêvoid's Swap Service 
Splash.tf
orangefren.com
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Re: 🐳 Whale.io | Bitcoin Price Prediction ' Aug 10 🎁 Prize $100!
by
imrule
on 07/08/2025, 07:30:27 UTC
$113,222

Thanks.
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Re: [ANN] kycnot.me | Open-source list of non-kyc services
by
imrule
on 07/08/2025, 07:26:24 UTC
OpenMonero recently launched a harmful DDoS attack against KYCNotMe.

It's surprising how easy it is for people to overlook this. As I’ve mentioned before, the person running the scam site OpenMonero is dangerous and constantly seeking new victims.

The operator is involved in criminal activities and engages in blackhat hacking.
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Re: OpenMonero p2p exchange SCAM!?
by
imrule
on 07/08/2025, 07:23:19 UTC
KYCNotMe admin supports this scam by still allowing OpenMonero ads, KYCNotMe guilty too.


You lost trust by hiding proof and dodging questions.

Users lost XMR to your exit scam!
You covered up hacks instead of fixing security.

OpenMonero is a SCAM and plagiarized branding to deceive.

We don't support OpenMonero. It's a community-contributed service with a clear banner stating it hasn't been reviewed. It doesn't appear in search results or the main list unless users enable the "Community contributed" filter. We've maintained an alert event on OpenMonero since the reported issues began.

This website committed an exit scam and stole users funds. They claim that all the users they refunded were actually multiple accounts created by scammers from OpenMonero. Now, this user is trying to target new victims who are unaware of the previous hacks.

Stay alert.

Additionally, OpenMonero recently carried out a dangerous DDoS attack to KYCNotMe. This person is very harmful and do not engage with them.
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Re: 🐳 Whale.io | Aston Villa & Newcastle - 16 August ⚽️ $50
by
imrule
on 07/08/2025, 07:18:42 UTC
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Re: OpenMonero p2p exchange SCAM!?
by
imrule
on 30/07/2025, 16:54:30 UTC
OpenMonero cannot be trusted because it started off by plagiarizing content from LocalMonero, a reputable platform that had voluntarily shut down, attempting to profit deceitfully by riding on its past reputation. Moreover, OpenMonero has demonstrated poor security practices, including exposed backend vulnerabilities and database issues causing account access problems, which call into question the competence of its operators. There are also reports suggesting an incident resembling a hack or exit scam, further undermining trust. Additionally, OpenMonero deleted its announcement thread containing constructive criticism, limiting transparency and dialogue with users. Together, these factors illustrate a pattern of deceit, insecure management, and lack of accountability, making it difficult to trust anything coming from OpenMonero.


OpenMonero your a scammer.
Well said, I agree with you. If you ask me about my trust in this platform after all the red flags and what happened, I would tell you that I lost confidence in them and in their transparency. Even that user responded to the accusations in a very unprofessional manner. He also sent fake negative feedback to everyone who shared their opinion about this service. This only reflects their lack of professionalism in dealing with issues without providing real solutions.

Have there been any updates on whether they actually refunded the affected users? Are there any evidence of that?

Deleting your thread screams scam!
You lost trust by hiding proof and dodging questions.

Users lost XMR to your exit scam!
You covered up hacks instead of fixing security.

OpenMonero is a SCAM and plagiarized branding to deceive.
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Re: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency
by
imrule
on 30/07/2025, 16:51:24 UTC
Hello imrule.

Are you aware of the fact that the author cannot delete his own thread. Again, nobody can delete his own threads. It is technically not possible. The author can lock it up to prevent further replies, Again, removal is only possible by the admins. Do you understand? How often do I have to repeat this?

My ANN thread got deleted by the admins for some reason (no warning was issued)

You can find a cached version here: https://ninjastic.space/topic/5522702



Deleting your original thread is a classic scammer move!
It immediately raises red flags and destroys any credibility. Hiding proof instead of sharing it shows your true colors.

Users lost significant XMR due to your negligence and exit scam tactics!
Instead of solving your platform’s security flaws, you chose a centralized, easily hacked model and covered it up.

Scammers silence criticism and avoid accountability. Your actions confirm the suspicion!

OpenMonero is a SCAM!
Plagiarized branding proves intent to deceive.
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Re: Bet Anonymously with WeBetXMR – No KYC, No Hassle! (Get FREE $2)
by
imrule
on 24/07/2025, 07:51:57 UTC
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imrule
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Re: 🐳 Whale.io | Bitcoin Price Prediction ' July 27 🎁 Prize $100!
by
imrule
on 24/07/2025, 07:40:41 UTC
$119,310
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Re: 🐳 Whale.io | Sao Paulo & Fluminense - 27 July⚽️ $50
by
imrule
on 24/07/2025, 07:34:41 UTC
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Re: OpenMonero p2p exchange SCAM!?
by
imrule
on 24/07/2025, 07:27:56 UTC
Deleting your original thread is a classic scammer move!

it immediately raises red flags and destroys any credibility you claim to have. Transparency means sharing proof, not hiding it. By removing critical discussions around your alleged hack, you’ve shown your true colors.

Users have lost significant amounts of XMR due to your negligence and exit scam tactics!

Instead of addressing your platform’s glaring security flaws or working to create a trustworthy decentralized solution, you chose a centralized model prone to “miraculous hacks” and cover-ups.

Your actions speak far louder than your words ever could. Anyone with experience can see through these tactics. Scammers like you try to hide and manipulate!

If your platform were legitimate, you wouldn’t be so quick to silence criticism or dodge accountability. This behavior confirms what many already suspect!

OpenMonero is SCAMMER!

Plagiarized legitimate platforms branding and others proving intent to deceive.
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Re: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency
by
imrule
on 24/07/2025, 07:21:39 UTC
The top 11 vendors have already been refunded (see https://t.me/p2p_monero_talk for proof). Only 25k USD got lost since OpenMonero does not have any pre-funding. It is very simple. You cannot avoid hacks but you can minimize the damage with non-custodial trade funding and non-custodial trade settlements. That is exactly how openmoenro works. Between LocalMonero did not have the non-custodial trade funding setup that was developed and open sourced on https://git.openmonero.co
The non-custodial trade funding allows to receive a trade request without having to pre-lock the full trading amount. It a trustless trading experience.

The OpenMonero project is still going strong and holding up pretty well against the baseless claims coming from some so-called "trusted" community members. I've noticed a few of these trusted folks on BitcoinTalk spreading misleading info, like accusations of plagiarism and exit scams. I've been open and transparent about the hack and those plagiarism claims from the start. Even with all the flags on my account, do you really think that changes anything? These accusations are completely unfounded and lack any real proof. Honestly, you can't damage my reputation because I’m all about transparency, and my vendors keep praising the support I provide.

I have no interest in exit scams. If I did, I'd be asking for pre-funding for every published offer, which I’m not. I’m also not trying to create a monopoly. If I was, I wouldn’t have open-sourced both the frontend and backend, and I've given proper credit to LocalMonero on the official site. Yet, you keep spreading false claims about a legit, independent community project. Without solid proof, your accusations mean nothing. Nobody cares about your gut feelings.

My aim is to raise awareness and teach folks that decentralized exchanges aren’t automatically more secure than regular server-based platforms. In some cases, like Haveno, they can even be more dangerous because of pre-funding and rug puller bots. More here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5533743.msg65114988#msg65114988

Deleting your original thread is a classic scammer move!

it immediately raises red flags and destroys any credibility you claim to have. Transparency means sharing proof, not hiding it. By removing critical discussions around your alleged hack, you’ve shown your true colors.

Your attempts to deflect blame onto another project only highlight your bad faith. Instead of addressing your platform’s glaring security flaws or working to create a trustworthy decentralized solution, you chose a centralized model prone to “miraculous hacks” and cover-ups.

Your actions speak far louder than your words ever could. Anyone with experience can see through these tactics. Scammers try to hide and manipulate!

If your platform were legitimate, you wouldn’t be so quick to silence criticism or dodge accountability. This behavior confirms what many already suspect!

OpenMonero is SCAMMER!
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Re: Windows update broke rig. Anyone else have this issue?
by
imrule
on 21/03/2018, 05:42:40 UTC
I see a lot of people are trying to do regedit, disabling scheduled tasks and even reinstalling drivers.
I took a different approach to this, I'm fortunate enough to have a decent firewall that allows me to control which ports are accessible to specific IP addresses.
What I did to prevent this shitty microshaft update to hit my servers was by blocking all external incoming and outgoing ports on the fixed IP addresses of my mining rigs EXCEPT the specific port the mining software requires to connect to the mining pool for Ethermine it's port 4444).

I'm using a Watch Guard firewall, it's an expensive firewall but there are other manufacturers that provide similar features.
I have never tested this solution using the Windows Firewall, but I imagine that M$ is smart enough to get around their own built-in firewall.
The surest way is to block all incoming and outgoing traffic on a network level and ONLY allow specific ports needed for mining and remote management.

If you already got hit by this dumb update, I would highly suggest restoring an earlier backup of your windows OS if you have one.
If you do not have a backup prior of the windows update, do what you can by uninstalling the update, removing scheduled tasks in the windows update and updateOrcastrator directory and deleting the update files from the System32 directory.

 
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Re: Uquid bitcoin debit card reviews
by
imrule
on 11/01/2018, 08:55:21 UTC
monthly card fees, pls

Monthly Card fees is just 1$.
Update, I was able to load my card into my account. I guess they finished integrating their systems.
I will test deposit and card load and see how long it takes in total now.

that's cool bro, please keep the community informed about your next steps
btw how fast did they deliver the card to Canada or are you using virtual ?

It took about 18 business days for me to get my UQUID card, I havent had any problems with it since the day I received it (other than having trouble finding my pin, it was in my junk inbox).

Good morning
Is Uquid debit card a Spam?
I have ordered my Uquid debit card since 2017/12/09 (a Month ago) and I deposited 1000 euros but today we are 2018/01/09  and i did not received any card and I have sent several mails to inform them,but no response
Is there somebody who could tell me how I can get my money back, because the only possibility on Uquid is to send them money via  a deposit on a wallet but no way to get your money back. I am in France and I filled all the forms with my right address

From my personal experience, I wouldn't say that UQUID is a scam since they were operating perfectly up to July of 2017 when Visa changed their policy.
Between July up to late December they have been working on integrating their new card issuing company into their system so that everything works the way it used to.
I don't know how large UQUID's dev team is but I can say it was a long 5 month wait. I purchased my card on Dec 5th 2017 and I activated my card on Dec 23th.
It is possible that they have put you in queue to prep and ship out your card. Keep in mind, they had to send a card to everyone that previously had one before their service went down back in July (that is including myself).

I have to admit, their rates are shitty but just recently 5 companies (Bitwala, Cryptopay, Wirex, ShakePay and TenX) went down because of Visa's policy change.
UQUID is the only one left standing right now that's providing service to countries that are also outside of EU.
I would have to give them some credit for switching to another card issuing company before the shit hit the fan.
I'm not saying UQUID is perfect, but to me it's better than having nothing.
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Re: Uquid bitcoin debit card reviews
by
imrule
on 28/12/2017, 16:02:07 UTC
monthly card fees, pls

Monthly Card fees is just 1$.
Update, I was able to load my card into my account. I guess they finished integrating their systems.
I will test deposit and card load and see how long it takes in total now.
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Re: Uquid bitcoin debit card reviews
by
imrule
on 28/12/2017, 06:27:58 UTC
I have just deposited 200$USD (using ETC) into my UQUID account today.
I will post again once I can load the 200$ onto the card. For this transaction it says 'pending'.
In their FAQ section it says it could take up to 72 hours to verify it, back in the day (July/16) it would be almost instantly deposited.
Their price for ETC is ridiculous, I sent them 236$USD (9.1583 ETC) worth of coins but they only fill 200$ and say that "there are no fees".
I checked out all other types of deposits and they are all asking ~36$ extra for any kind of coin deposit.
Always check the amount of coins they're asking for and compare the amount to the market, they are overpricing the sh*t out of these deposits.

For now, I have no choice since there's no other option for a 'crypto debit card' solution.
If anyone out there can refer me to another cryptocard that ships to Canada, Please let me know cause I really need a better solution.


**Edit**
200$USD was deposited into my account within 15mins, I'm actually impressed.
I guess UQUID has their shit back together.
I see that everyone is stuck getting their funds loaded from their account onto the card.
I'm getting an error saying: "Card service is not available now. Please try again later.".
I'm not really sure what UQUID is doing about this, I'm assuming that they are in the process of integrating their website with the card issuers API to deposit funds onto the card instantly.
Hopefully this will be sorted out in the following weeks.
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Re: Uquid bitcoin debit card reviews
by
imrule
on 28/12/2017, 06:12:30 UTC
I have just deposited 200$USD (using ETC) into my UQUID account today.
I will post again once I can load the 200$ onto the card. For this transaction it says 'pending'.
In their FAQ section it says it could take up to 72 hours to verify it, back in the day (July/16) it would be almost instantly deposited.
Their price for ETC is ridiculous, I sent them 236$USD (9.1583 ETC) worth of coins but they only fill 200$ and say that "there are no fees".
I checked out all other types of deposits and they are all asking ~36$ extra for any kind of coin deposit.
Always check the amount of coins they're asking for and compare the amount to the market, they are overpricing the sh*t out of these deposits.

For now, I have no choice since there's no other option for a 'crypto debit card' solution.
If anyone out there can refer me to another cryptocard that ships to Canada, Please let me know cause I really need a better solution.
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Re: Uquid bitcoin debit card reviews
by
imrule
on 25/12/2017, 03:59:05 UTC
I am having the same issue, I have loaded my card with 120$USD and they havent given me the PIN to buy things in store, or get cash from the ATM.
I tried their support page, Skype, Telegram, Support Email. No Response what-so-ever.
I wouldn't want to call them a scam since they did work back in March, but ever since then it's just been a bad experience.
I think they are still in the process of integrating Paynetics into their system cause I'm noticing a lot of small changes in the members area.
Hopefully they get this stuff sorted out soon.

Wel at least you managed to get $120 onto your card, most of us did not get that far ;-)

I guess you must have activated your card (or you can't load it)?

I got an email from cards@paynetics.digital which looks like a weird domain so perhaps it ended up in your spamfolder? The email contained the text:

Dear Bla Bla

Your card's 53xxxxx******xxxx PIN number is xxxx. 

Best regards,

Powercard21.

support@card-21.com
cardholder.card-21.com


bro i love you... I feel like such a dumbass right now. its 3:42am in Montreal right now and I just checked my junk mail and found the email.
I didn't have to do anything to activate my card. All i did was upload my documents to get KYC2 and now I can load it.
This whole time Ive been harrasing UQUID support line for it and it was in my junk mail the whole time.

UQUID, if you're reading this, I'm sorry. I will buy ur ICO <3

Also, while I was going though this craziness I saw that Paynetics has a support phone number on their site (+359 2 806 56 14).
Turns out that the phone number listed on their website belongs to a Bulgarian Hotel, the owner speaks broken english, so don't bother with them.
UQUID number is still not reponding, neither are they on Skype or Telegram. They need to hire a bunch of people to cover the support line.
On another note, I'm very happy to know that the bitcoin community responded quicker than the UQUID team.
Thanks to you I can now go to sleep with a piece of mind.




Well the problem isnt loading the card, neighter spending the first 120$  the real problem comes after the verification to kyc_2  since you cant load the card because the money in your account is blocked. They show you just the number of your amount of money, but its gone it isnt there!!  The email support did answer back that they have bankwire problems....ouch
I searched for other people with same problem, you will find alot of them, just look on uquids twitter and facebook the shitstorm they are getting lol. I asked for a refund yesterday for my remaining money but they are not answering till now. Way to go Uquid next step is a mail to the consumer protection department Wink

Yea uquid has been facing a lot of technical problems because of the whole VISA policy change, they had a good thing going for a while right up until July of 2017.
I don't know how many developers they have working on this issue, or what problems they're dealing with. But I don't think this is a large company at all, or else they would've sent out a mass e-mail to all of their users advising them about their current issues.
I was able to load my card a few days ago, not sure why you're having issues.
I'll try to load some money again and I'll let you know if it goes through or not. With my experience, bank wire transfer never worked for me.
Just today, I wanted to test it by depositing 100$ worth of ETC, they are charging me 138$USD worth of ETC in exchange for $100 to be deposited into my account. That exchange rate to me is ridiculous, worse than Coinbase.
UQUID needs to upgrade their game on the client support, I'm sure it's just one person dealing with Skype and Telegram support line.

After hearing that people can't deposit funds into their account its kinda worrying me.

From my earlier comment I mentioned that they're taking a 37$ from that specific transaction, which I didn't complete.
All I did was request a deposit to see what I would pay, and now on my account I have a "Pending Transaction" notice.
My fear is that if I were to deposit funds into my account it'll just say "Pending" the whole time.

Is that whats's happening to everyone else? Where are you getting stuck in the depositing part?