This is one of the most common crypto scam methods. In address poisoning, the scammer creates an address that is similar to the victim's address. Not fully similar, but the first and last strings of the address. And if one isn't careful enough, he or she will lose everything. I don't know how exactly poisoning works or is made, but it's really frightening. To be honest, nobody memorizes their full address or can. In short it's hard. It isn't something memorisable. For me, I can only memorize last strings, maybe 5 characters, but no more than that.

Note: If I were sending $71 million worth of assets, I would definitely check every character one by one. No way I'm trusting copy paste or autofill option!...

It at least would've been better if they posted a shutdown notice like LocalMonero did yesterday, so that people have time to get out.

When did that happen? Wow! One by one, every service related to privacy and anonymity is either taken down or forced to shut down! What is happening to this world. I used their service a couple of times, and it's really sad that they are closing. 

A similar thing happens with the Unijoin mixer. The site is unavailable, as are other channels of communication. The manager just closed the campaign and removed the links to their services because he has no contact with the team.

Everything is removed, the sites, the bot, the channel, the twitter account, the spreadsheet of Unijoin campaign, everything. There is no trace of Unijoin anywhere. Things escalated fast after Sinbad. I'm not sure but do you think the recent events are all connected and might have caused this downfall? For example, wasabi wallet, samurai wallet, Tumbler and now Unijoin? One by one, every service is falling apart!

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Quote from: Wiseman on May 02, 2024, 07:47:39 AM

I actually wrote this topic not for those who collected coins for free, but mostly for those who are involved in investments because NOT is a very good investment, all my friends, if possible, bought this token on the premarket, including me, too, bought it, I have it of course it’s a lot, but I decided that I’ll buy it a little more while there is such an opportunity to earn good money. So you, as investors, will do the right analytics and perhaps understand that NOT is a very good investment

If the developers of NOTcoin can implement what they previously announced, then I agree that NOTcoin could be a profitable investment in the long run. However, I would expect that there will be a massive dump in the first days after listing, as there will surely be a huge number of those who will want to sell their free tokens.

There is some good news from the NOTcoin developer who has started deploying tokens so that they can be immediately distributed and sold. Luckily for those airdrop participants who are still patiently waiting for NOTCoin's development. For a dump to occur during distribution on the first day is normal because many airdrop participants are sure to sell.

I am one of the airdrop participants. But with the amount of NOTcoins I have, I doubt it will be worth any penny after the deployment. When I joined, it was too late. Wish I had joined early.  Just after joining, the mining phase ended. Let's see how much it gets listed at. I'm also expecting a huge dump.

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Here is what i usually quote from different source to here or bitcointalk so can use either for both
It will look like a normal quote from here but only will show after you click or hover the anchor text.

Once again, thanks for another solution, PX-Z. So far, you guys have given me four solutions to quote from one forum to another. And since my issue is now resolved, I'll be locking the thread now to avoid spamming.

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Quote from: dkbit98 on May 01, 2024, 05:29:05 PM

I just saw one of the campaign managers getting scammed in telegram, so it's better to be suspicious to all received messages, and limit the use of Telegram and similar messangers.

100% agree, the number of scammers in Telegram is simply unbelievable, i used to think that only newbies are vulnerable to scam attempts on that platform, but every now and then we see 'older' members also falling victim to scammers there.

For people who use Telegram, once you get an unsolicited message, treat it immediately as a scam until you prove it isn't. Bitcoiners have to do better to protect their coins from scammers.

Telegram is considered scammers heaven. It's filled with so many spammers, scammers, and illegal stuff that one cannot imagine. For example, if you join a crypto based telegram channel and post something like you wanna buy or sell your coins, you will instantly get several PMs from unknown users. At first, it may seem like they are good people who simply wanna buy/sell but no! All of them are scammers, and if you ignore them long enough, you'll see their accounts were deleted and don't exist anymore. There were many times I was offered jobs, airdrops etc.

There was even a time when some unknown guy gave me a screenshot of his PC showing his exchanges, passphrase, Gmail accounts, and passwords. I knew they were all baits to lure me into logging and probably losing all of my funds. Just take a look, lol....

This is another way you can use,
Using the URL and then adding the quote, the text itself would direct you to the link if you clicked it.

Quote from: DdmrDdmr

Another factor to weigh-in is the reputation of both the Campaign Manager and the Campaign itself.…).

This one looks kind of messy because of the underline format.

Or this, you don't need to add the link inside the quoted text, it can be clicked beside the "quote" and will direct you to the source.

Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5115291.msg49961728#msg49961728

Another factor to weigh-in is the reputation of both the Campaign Manager and the Campaign itself. A Campaign Manager with a track of well managed campaigns could be an important plus to consider, and checking this out may lead to better chances that the campaign does not eventually turn out to be a fiasco in terms of compromised crypto revenue.

This one looks ok, I might try it.

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Quote from: DdmrDdmr on February 28, 2019, 04:59:56 PM

Another factor to weigh-in is the reputation of both the Campaign Manager and the Campaign itself. A Campaign Manager with a track of well managed campaigns could be an important plus to consider, and checking this out may lead to better chances that the campaign does not eventually turn out to be a fiasco in terms of compromised crypto revenue.

But among all the solutions, I liked this one, given by SamReomo, short simple and clean. Just included the source inside the quotation.