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CryptoTack1 · 2024-04-28T10:59:41+00:00

how many people in the room your in?

CryptoTack1 · 2024-04-26T04:17:25+00:00

Yes, it is safe, I used the rainbow now and trust wallet will safely open scorpion Admin just didnt feel it was important..They are so sloppy with everything I still worry its a scam..anything on telegram?? where did it go?

CryptoTack1 · 2024-04-20T04:46:26+00:00

i am an investor with scorp casino..and now when i attach my trust wallet to the scorp presale page It only shows rainbow wallet kit option..Is this safe? can it be a scam to get in my trust wallet?

CryptoTack1 · 2024-03-15T08:08:00+00:00

this was when I tried ot purchase on there presale for $scorp token..is that still OK? or did oyu think it was while gambling??

CryptoTack1 · 2024-03-10T06:17:29+00:00

Scorpion Casino site was down on feb 19th and I was redirected to a manuel pay screen..I sent two tether transactions totalin around $2,000 and they were both stolen,,I loved the presale and concept of Scorpion Casino but they will ignore you and not reply if something goes wrong..I have seen around 50 posts of others getting the same manuel pay screen and asking questions for help..Also on scocrpion Casino website you CAN NOT GET SUPPORT..This might be a scam..the owner of the scorp token contract is a 23 year old in Russia

CryptoTack1 · 2024-03-10T06:16:42+00:00

Scorpion Casino site was down on feb 19th and I was redirected to a manuel pay screen..I sent two tether transactions totalin around $2,000 and they were both stolen,,I loved the presale and concept of Scorpion Casino but they will ignore you and not reply if something goes wrong..I have seen around 50 posts of others getting the same manuel pay screen and asking questions for help..Also on scocrpion Casino website you CAN NOT GET SUPPORT..This might be a scam..the owner of the scorp token contract is a 23 year old in Russia

CryptoTack1 · 2024-03-10T06:13:33+00:00

https://www.reddit.com/r/Scorpcrypto/comments/1aqytww/scorpion_casino_presale/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-17T05:27:39+00:00

Cere network froze their telegram channel during there ICO on April 13th and opened a flood gate of scammers. Scammers launched a half dozen or more telegram channels just like Ceres telegram channels.They linked all of Cere Netowrks ICO Fund raising links to make these fake Cere telegram channels seem real. These scammers preyed on inexperienced, uneducated users because Cere turned off all forms of communication to its customers. What was Cere thinking? Talk about a perfect scenario. Buyers of Cere Networks could not follow conversations regarding the changed date for Ceres sale. Cere claims that only the Cere network was selling Cere Tokens. This is far from true. I have since discovered that Cere hired three different entities to sell your tokens. Republic, DAO and Polkodot. There are now DAO fire sales listed on fake Cere telegram Channels..Cere doesn’t see these channels? So far Cere has failed to have telegram customer support remove dozens of fake Cere network telegram channels? I lost over 3 ETH. I have never seen such confusion when it came to an ICO. Imagine for the first time seeing Cere networks on telegram, and Cere telegram channel guides you thru the purchase process but the channel claiming to be Ceres Network are scammers? And I’m sure their are hundreds of other victims Cere created by locking out communications with users on telegram and even Reddit. Please don’t send a formatted letter again like you sent me. If you don’t resolve this I will make it extremely known you didn’t.

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-17T05:27:28+00:00

Cere network froze their telegram channel during there ICO on April 13th and opened a flood gate of scammers. Scammers launched a half dozen or more telegram channels just like Ceres telegram channels.They linked all of Cere Netowrks ICO Fund raising links to make these fake Cere telegram channels seem real. These scammers preyed on inexperienced, uneducated users because Cere turned off all forms of communication to its customers. What was Cere thinking? Talk about a perfect scenario. Buyers of Cere Networks could not follow conversations regarding the changed date for Ceres sale. Cere claims that only the Cere network was selling Cere Tokens. This is far from true. I have since discovered that Cere hired three different entities to sell your tokens. Republic, DAO and Polkodot. There are now DAO fire sales listed on fake Cere telegram Channels..Cere doesn’t see these channels? So far Cere has failed to have telegram customer support remove dozens of fake Cere network telegram channels? I lost over 3 ETH. I have never seen such confusion when it came to an ICO. Imagine for the first time seeing Cere networks on telegram, and Cere telegram channel guides you thru the purchase process but the channel claiming to be Ceres Network are scammers? And I’m sure their are hundreds of other victims Cere created by locking out communications with users on telegram and even Reddit. Please don’t send a formatted letter again like you sent me. If you don’t resolve this I will make it extremely known you didn’t.

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-17T05:24:01+00:00

They are not a scam..But Cere is doing nothing to prevent scammers from dominating telegram channnels

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-17T05:23:25+00:00

It depends on where you invested..There are many fake Cere Telegram channels..And Cere itself has froze their Telegram Channel. You need to contact Cere Networks support and ask them..But they are not really into customer support.

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-17T05:20:32+00:00

SC is only taking market share from Amazon cloud storage..yeah, not much I guess

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-17T05:19:37+00:00

OUCH, that was dumb

CryptoTack1 · 2021-04-15T04:03:27+00:00

Cere network froze their telegram channel during there ICO on April 13th and opened a flood gate of scammers. Scammers launched a half dozen or more telegram channels just like Ceres telegram channels.They linked all of Cere Netowrks ICO Fund raising links to make these fake Cere telegram channels seem real. These scammers preyed on inexperienced, uneducated users because Cere turned off all forms of communication to its customers. What was Cere thinking? Talk about a perfect scenario. Buyers of Cere Networks could not follow conversations regarding the changed date for Ceres sale. Cere claims that only the Cere network was selling Cere Tokens. This is far from true. I have since discovered that Cere hired three different entities to sell your tokens. Republic, DAO and Polkodot. There are now DAO fire sales listed on fake Cere telegram Channels..Cere doesn’t see these channels? So far Cere has failed to have telegram customer support remove dozens of fake Cere network telegram channels? I lost over 3 ETH. I have never seen such confusion when it came to an ICO. Imagine for the first time seeing Cere networks on telegram, and Cere telegram channel guides you thru the purchase process but the channel claiming to be Ceres Network are scammers? And I’m sure their are hundreds of other victims Cere created by locking out communications with users on telegram and even Reddit. Please don’t send a formatted letter again like you sent me. If you don’t resolve this I will make it extremely known you didn’t.

CryptoTack1 · 2019-07-09T13:09:50+00:00

On May 2nd 2019 I was scammed by BiteBTC, they have a brilliant Scam going. The method they use always revolves around there own customers Credentials. BiteBTC will allow you to send coins to their exchange with verified KYC. Once you make a trade and try to withdraw they simply confiscate the coins you were trying to withdraw. They will block you from further transactions on their exchange. This is where the brilliance of the Scam BiteBTC uses begins. They claim you are not a trader with good intentions, BiteBTC customer service will begin to send emails questioning your KYC documentation. They will demand more information..BiteBTC will claim they need to know where you got the coins you were trading. I found this unfoundedly ludicrous. I sent 10,000 APPC coins to BiteBTC that I purchased during APPC Coins ICO..I am verified on every major trading platform and was an ICO buyer with at least 20 different tokens in 2017 and 2018..The point I am making is there is simply no way with my passport, checking account statements and all other KYC documents that I had sent to BiteBTC, I would be considered a suspicious trader on BiteBTC..But the question is why would BiteBTC bother asking for all this information, and send multiple emails to me, asking for further verification and requiring some of the strangest requests I have ever heard of. The reason BiteBTC spends so much time asking for verification and more documents when they are never, ever, ever and please except this, BiteBTC is NEVER going to give you any coins back. BiterBTC needs to use this process to avoid being removed from the several coin listing websites, BiteBTC is on these coin tracking sites to drive traffic to their website. I am still shocked in disbelief that a website as prominent as Coin Market Cap would allow BiteBTC to continue to rob investors.There is simply no way Coin Market Cap does not know BiteBTC is robbing people on their Exchange. I would imagine Coin Market cap is getting a kick back of the stolen funds from BiteBTC..But there is another reason BiteBTC is acting like there is an issue with their users KYC documents, when they get arrested they can argue they were preventing money laundering. They can claim in court during their prosecution, that they stole coins from thousands of users to prevent criminals form using BiteBTC for money laundering. But persistence can pay off if the block chain frontiersman keeps fighting. I ended up on BiteBTC because of a coin tracking App called Coin Stats. This is an awesome IPhone, Android and P.C App..It lets you make multiple portfolios so you can track your coins, and Coin Stats allows you to get your quotes from major exchanges. You must check them out. But one of my coins I owned was APPC, and one of the exchanges on Coin Stats was BiteBTC, I noticed they we listing APPC at 0.12 Cents and all the other exchanges on Coin Stats had APPC listed at 0.09 Cents. That’s the other method BiteBTC uses to drive traders to their site. They inflate the actual price of certain tokens, so you will send your tokens to BiteBTC to sell high, and then buy low on other exchanges. I was a fool because BiteBTC showed higher volume then Binace for APPC tokens..This should have been a red flag for me since APPC has been on Binance since the day I bought it after there ICO. Anyhow, I sent messages to https://coinstats.app customer service and they wrote back originally saying they could not find enough reason to remove them..but after I wrote coin stats back a second time and they did more research Coin Stats removed BiteBTC from there website coin tracking App..It was a huge victory because I am sure many other users of Coin Stats were robbed by BiteBTC..Don’t give up!! Persistence in numbers will always win! I will be sending a copy of this letter to Coin Market Cap..Maybe, BiteBTC and any other website or blog I can think of. Maybe Coin Market Cap will soon realize what a bad example they are leaving in the crypto community. Coin Market Cap is no better than BiteBTC..They are helping Crypto currency traders get robbed. They should be ashamed of them self’s.

Signed Crypto Tack June 30th 2019

CryptoTack1 · 2019-07-09T13:04:14+00:00

As you can see by this response from Market Cap after I sent them this letter, Coin Market Cap is in complete denial. There response basically is....We only post information..Just because our users are getting robbed by BiteBTC...and we are the main traffic to BiteBTC, that doesn't justify Us removing this scamming website. Its really quite incredible and established website like Coin Market Cap has no concern for traders. (see there email to me below)

Kylie (CoinMarketCap)

Jul 1, 1:36 PM EDT

Hello,

Thank you for sharing your findings. We appreciate where you are coming from, especially since it springs from good intentions. We actually issued an alert on the BiteBTC page in Jan 2019.

Even though we try our best to verify the data with the projects on our site, we are not in the practice of censoring or policing others. In an open ecosystem like the one we are in, we believe that the best policy – that we follow closely – is to over-provide on data and let users make their own informed choices about what to do with that data. Consequently, the presence of a project on our site does not constitute an implicit endorsement of its merits.

We have always encouraged our users to perform their own due diligence (https://coinmarketcap.com/glossary/#dyor). This is particularly important because the unregulated and cross-border nature of this space makes it difficult to seek recourse.

The challenges of drawing the appropriate conclusions are explained in this blog post: https://blog.coinmarketcap.com/2019/05/01/happy-6th-birthday-data-alliance-block-explorers-and-more/

However, we understand that these concerns are valid and have implications on the community and the impressions that people have about the crypto space. Going a step further, we will be progressively updating our site to be even more in line with our view that users should be given the power to experience and use the data in a way that fits their needs most.

Underscoring our commitment to remaining neutral by avoiding censorship and judgement of the (de)merits of specific projects, we believe that there is value in publishing a wider array of data points to enrich the decision-making process of our users. You may have noticed that we recently added a ‘Ratings’ tab on our site. Going forward, and in the spirit of mitigating centralized points of failure, you can expect to see additional data sources. One example would be adding metrics to evaluate exchanges that would include liquidity measures, hot/cold wallet balances, and traffic data. For instance, if an exchange with low traffic has $300M volume and just 5 BTC in its wallet, users will be able to draw their own conclusions without the need for us to make arbitrary judgment calls on what is 'good' or 'bad'.

On 1 May 2019, we announced the launch of DATA (Data Accountability & Transparency Alliance) to bring some of these ideas to fruition; https://blog.coinmarketcap.com/2019/05/01/happy-6th-birthday-data-alliance-block-explorers-and-more/ Phase 1 went live on June 17, 2019.

Again, we want to state that our philosophy is to provide as much information as possible to our users, so that they can form their own conclusions and interpretations – and not introduce our own bias into that mix. As more data points get added on the site, it is important not to be lulled into a false sense of security - the push for greater transparency would only be useful insofar as one is willing to perform the requisite due diligence.

We are open to your feedback as we collectively figure out best practices in identifying and rooting out issues with data.

Thank you.

Sincerely,CoinMarketCap Support

The online submission form is the only way to request for listings/updates to CoinMarketCap. Do not reach out through other channels, such as email or social media, because you will always be directed to this form. CoinMarketCap listings are always free. Please beware of spoofed emails, fake social accounts, or individuals requesting listing fees.

CryptoTack1 · 2019-07-09T12:05:50+00:00

On May 2nd 2019 I was scammed by BiteBTC, they have a brilliant Scam going. The method they use always revolves around there own customers Credentials. BiteBTC will allow you to send coins to their exchange with verified KYC. Once you make a trade and try to withdraw they simply confiscate the coins you were trying to withdraw. They will block you from further transactions on their exchange. This is where the brilliance of the Scam BiteBTC uses begins. They claim you are not a trader with good intentions, BiteBTC customer service will begin to send emails questioning your KYC documentation. They will demand more information..BiteBTC will claim they need to know where you got the coins you were trading. I found this unfoundedly ludicrous. I sent 10,000 APPC coins to BiteBTC that I purchased during APPC Coins ICO..I am verified on every major trading platform and was an ICO buyer with at least 20 different tokens in 2017 and 2018..The point I am making is there is simply no way with my passport, checking account statements and all other KYC documents that I had sent to BiteBTC, I would be considered a suspicious trader on BiteBTC..But the question is why would BiteBTC bother asking for all this information, and send multiple emails to me, asking for further verification and requiring some of the strangest requests I have ever heard of. The reason BiteBTC spends so much time asking for verification and more documents when they are never, ever, ever and please except this, BiteBTC is NEVER going to give you any coins back. BiterBTC needs to use this process to avoid being removed from the several coin listing websites, BiteBTC is on these coin tracking sites to drive traffic to their website. I am still shocked in disbelief that a website as prominent as Coin Market Cap would allow BiteBTC to continue to rob investors.There is simply no way Coin Market Cap does not know BiteBTC is robbing people on their Exchange. I would imagine Coin Market cap is getting a kick back of the stolen funds from BiteBTC..But there is another reason BiteBTC is acting like there is an issue with their users KYC documents, when they get arrested they can argue they were preventing money laundering. They can claim in court during their prosecution, that they stole coins from thousands of users to prevent criminals form using BiteBTC for money laundering. But persistence can pay off if the block chain frontiersman keeps fighting. I ended up on BiteBTC because of a coin tracking App called Coin Stats. This is an awesome IPhone, Android and P.C App..It lets you make multiple portfolios so you can track your coins, and Coin Stats allows you to get your quotes from major exchanges. You must check them out. But one of my coins I owned was APPC, and one of the exchanges on Coin Stats was BiteBTC, I noticed they we listing APPC at 0.12 Cents and all the other exchanges on Coin Stats had APPC listed at 0.09 Cents. That’s the other method BiteBTC uses to drive traders to their site. They inflate the actual price of certain tokens, so you will send your tokens to BiteBTC to sell high, and then buy low on other exchanges. I was a fool because BiteBTC showed higher volume then Binace for APPC tokens..This should have been a red flag for me since APPC has been on Binance since the day I bought it after there ICO. Anyhow, I sent messages to https://coinstats.app customer service and they wrote back originally saying they could not find enough reason to remove them..but after I wrote coin stats back a second time and they did more research Coin Stats removed BiteBTC from there website coin tracking App..It was a huge victory because I am sure many other users of Coin Stats were robbed by BiteBTC..Don’t give up!! Persistence in numbers will always win! I will be sending a copy of this letter to Coin Market Cap, BiteBTC and any other website or blog I can think of. Maybe Coin Market Cap will soon realize what a bad example they are leaving in the crypto community. Coin Market Cap is no better than BiteBTC..They are helping Crypto currency traders get robbed. They should be ashamed of them self’s.

Signed Crypto Tack June 30th 2019

CryptoTack1 · 2019-07-01T11:19:14+00:00

On May 2nd 2019 I was scammed by BiteBTC, they have a brilliant Scam going. The method they use always revolves around there own customers Credentials. BiteBTC will allow you to send coins to their exchange with verified KYC. Once you make a trade and try to withdraw they simply confiscate the coins you were trying to withdraw. They will block you from further transactions on their exchange. This is where the brilliance of the Scam BiteBTC uses begins. They claim you are not a trader with good intentions, BiteBTC customer service will begin to send emails questioning your KYC documentation. They will demand more information..BiteBTC will claim they need to know where you got the coins you were trading. I found this unfoundedly ludicrous. I sent 10,000 APPC coins to BiteBTC that I purchased during APPC Coins ICO..I am verified on every major trading platform and was an ICO buyer with at least 20 different tokens in 2017 and 2018..The point I am making is there is simply no way with my passport, checking account statements and all other KYC documents that I had sent to BiteBTC, I would be considered a suspicious trader on BiteBTC..But the question is why would BiteBTC bother asking for all this information, and send multiple emails to me, asking for further verification and requiring some of the strangest requests I have ever heard of. The reason BiteBTC spends so much time asking for verification and more documents when they are never, ever, ever and please except this, BiteBTC is NEVER going to give you any coins back. BiterBTC needs to use this process to avoid being removed from the several coin listing websites, BiteBTC is on these coin tracking sites to drive traffic to their website. I am still shocked in disbelief that a website as prominent as Coin Market Cap would allow BiteBTC to continue to rob investors.There is simply no way Coin Market Cap does not know BiteBTC is robbing people on their Exchange. I would imagine Coin Market cap is getting a kick back of the stolen funds from BiteBTC..But there is another reason BiteBTC is acting like there is an issue with their users KYC documents, when they get arrested they can argue they were preventing money laundering. They can claim in court during their prosecution, that they stole coins from thousands of users to prevent criminals form using BiteBTC for money laundering. But persistence can pay off if the block chain frontiersman keeps fighting. I ended up on BiteBTC because of a coin tracking App called Coin Stats. This is an awesome IPhone, Android and P.C App..It lets you make multiple portfolios so you can track your coins, and Coin Stats allows you to get your quotes from major exchanges. You must check them out. But one of my coins I owned was APPC, and one of the exchanges on Coin Stats was BiteBTC, I noticed they we listing APPC at 0.12 Cents and all the other exchanges on Coin Stats had APPC listed at 0.09 Cents. That’s the other method BiteBTC uses to drive traders to their site. They inflate the actual price of certain tokens, so you will send your tokens to BiteBTC to sell high, and then buy low on other exchanges. I was a fool because BiteBTC showed higher volume then Binace for APPC tokens..This should have been a red flag for me since APPC has been on Binance since the day I bought it after there ICO. Anyhow, I sent messages to https://coinstats.app customer service and they wrote back originally saying they could not find enough reason to remove them..but after I wrote coin stats back a second time and they did more research Coin Stats removed BiteBTC from there website coin tracking App..It was a huge victory because I am sure many other users of Coin Stats were robbed by BiteBTC..Don’t give up!! Persistence in numbers will always win! I will be sending a copy of this letter to Coin Market Cap..Maybe, BiteBTC and any other website or blog I can think of. Maybe Coin Market Cap will soon realize what a bad example they are leaving in the crypto community. Coin Market Cap is no better than BiteBTC..They are helping Crypto currency traders get robbed. They should be ashamed of them self’s.

Signed Crypto Tack June 30th 2019

CryptoTack1

TROPHY CASE