Topic: Royse777 reputation: happy moments [Read before being hard on low rank accounts] (Read 454 times)

Most of the time we are used to seeing bad things in people, unpleasant events and that seems normal to us, but when people do good things sometimes it is necessary that they show it how you do it, because that makes at least one person help to another without looking for anything in return, I sincerely congratulate you for being a great person, I would like to have a lot of money to help many people, I am sure that one day I will reach that level, the feeling of helping those who need it most is indescribable. When you help other people that becomes blessings and those blessings come to you and your family, that will always be the case.

I'd would like to thank Royse777 and their partner for helping me out a bit last year to buy some pills I through their Covid-19 campaign. Continue doing a good job.

Hugs from Venezuela.

I like your idea of inspiring others to do good things the same as you but what irks me is that at the back of my mind, I was taught to never trust people who flaunt their achievements or good deeds, I might be the only person in this thread that has this feeling. I will try my best to ignore those thoughts and say that I trust this user.

Life is about reciprocity and Royse understood that very well obviously!

Reciprocity does not mean that doing a favor to A requires A to return the favor to the specific person that did it to A. It does, however, require A to return "a" favor to someone, no matter who that person is. In a best case scenario, that person is in serious need. Forever together! 

Well done Royse!

Staring from the outside I have observed that Royse is a very trustworthy poster & a good asset to the forum. You are a diamond in the dirt of this place Royse. Thank youu’

People are different, and sometimes the usual words of gratitude evoke a mutual reaction. If someone asks me for help, I feel obliged to answer at least somehow. These are the most common rules of decency. You always need to be able to say "no" in situations where you understand that a person is manipulating your capabilities.
But if help is provided, and it matters to the other person, we become a little happier. I think that everyone is familiar with the "win-win" strategy, in which both sides win, and it is always more profitable than the position of an egoist.
In the same way, this usually works as a rule of 6 handshakes, once helping someone, we thereby return the same help from others to ourselves.

I agree with that completely, although helping people on the forum is usually out of my sphere of expertise when they're asking for help with wallets or other technical stuff.  But I've worked most of my life in helping roles, and there's a satisfaction in it that's worth more than whatever my paycheck was.

Props to you for providing guidance in the situations you've mentioned.  I'm not exactly sure why you created this thread, but if it's to toot your own horn, go for it.  Nobody else ever does that for you, right?

Wish I had examples about me helping others on bitcointalk, but I can't recall any.  Some members have sent me PMs thanking me for various things, but usually I wasn't intending to help them at all.  Lol. 

People like to help others have always been there for ages. We also have some great people like you in this great forum who feel happy to help others. I haven't been able to make my bitcointalk life as blessed as yours yet.

However, reading this topic of yours reminded me of some memories of my college life. There were different types of clubs in our college like sporting club, cultural club etc. We set up a new club with a few friends called "Nirob Club". We used to collect funds from our college students. And with that money we would help the poor and helpless people, we would buy books, notebooks and pens for the poor students of different schools. The smiles on the faces of all these poor and helpless people are not enough to express in words how much joy it was for us.

➤ User : Bossian

This is an interesting turn from user Bossian. No one believed that he would keep his words but it looks like things has turned out to be a great ending.


Reference: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55741453

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The best feeling is when you help someone, and they needed this help desperately. In my forum time I have few of those moments, incidents where desperate users were clueless and were looking for genuine information or needed financial support in their crisis moments. I can not remember all but some of them are too permanent in my memory that I like to recall them and like to go back to those times. Happy moments :-D

By the way, the goal of this topic is not to give myself an exposure or talk about myself but to encourage everyone so that they find some motivations to make this place better and more beautiful.

➤ Rescuing mindrust from a messed up situation:
Not much to say but mindrust was looking very much clueless on that day. Exchanging few posts with him solved the issue and I enjoyed the moment but when I noticed 50 merits then I was kind of excited coz merits were very new at that time and I did not make it my habit to have it always like I started to get later :-D

➤ Helping a brand new user patrickrandy to recover their BTC that had issue with a mixer:
The post had a promise to reward 25% of the amount (about $65) but we all know that a promise from a brand new/ newbie user is just some fake things most of the time. So, I did not have any intention to get financial reward on this. I found him nervous and clueless, I can not recall how exactly I helped him but it was a surprise for me when he asked for the address and sent me the reward that he promised.

I really do not act rude or ignore newbies or very new users like a lot of us do (I do not blame them by the way), in my subconscious mind I always feel that what if this one is genuine and I have found few of genuine guys who were honest and keep their promise like a lot of us established users.

My request to everyone that when you see a newbie asking for something, don't just ignore them just because you had a bad experience in the past. Everyone is different.

➤ Financially helping few forum/non-forum users/people/family in the COVID-19 crisis from Project COVID-19:
This is still an ongoing project and I had Lauda with me before. Right now we have me, Hhampuz, DarkStar_ and many other forum member helping me on this project. Without their help the project would die by the way.
🔗 Here you have the latest financial data of the project.

Under the Project COVID-19 banner we supplied
- Food in some rural area including Africa, East Asia.
- Supplied hygiene stuffs and other things in the Middle East
- Financial support to corona patient for treatment (forum and non-forum with the request of forum user) and family support.
- Finance a patient suffering from Oral cancer to spend on her treatment
- Financial help to a father (forum user) who lost his 12 years old daughter
- And we are still working on the project.

Few of the users still write me and express their gratitudes which is an amazing feeling.

➤ Giving a few hours on telegram to find out the truth for user lexitark
After having some conversation on the forum, in one morning (I feel like it was morning and I just logged in on my telegram) user lexitark came to my telegram asking for help. He was desperately needing to prove that he was telling the truth. We had a long conversation, and he shared every possible evidence with me that at some point I was convinced that he is telling the truth. I felt a satisfaction on the other side. That moment was very satisfying for me.

➤ Assisting user BaygonIt to see his coins in the hardware wallet when he thought they were missing:
This is the latest so far. Few days ago I was responding in a topic created by a brand-new user BaygonIt. He was worried that in his Ledger live he can not see the balance. As usual, he got nervous, thought that his coins were gone and the sum was 0.9 BTC. Actually there were nothing wrong. The coins were in the change address and for some reason in the ledger live (the entire app sucks though) the change was not active.

The easiest way was to restore the wallet using Electrum. Few hours later or on the next day I guess, I received a PM from BaygonIt that he needs help to use his hardware wallet with Electrum he also said as a thank you, he will send me 0.025 BTC. As usual who cares what is coming from a newbie, I mean it's hard to believe. So, my goal was to help him (to serve my moral ignoring the money part).

I gave him my telegram since he can not communicate via forum PM because he is a newbie. On the telegram I assisted him step by step with the screenshot from his side so that I can visualize easily. Once he was able to see the total sum of his coins in the wallet I felt a joy in the other side. I was happy to help him. And then with my surprise he asked for a BTC address. I gave him an address. Later in the morning I found 0.01 BTC on my wallet and in the next morning (today 1st December 2020) more 0.015 BTC. Nice feeling when BTC price is $19K+

Again, notice here - a newbie kept his words. I feel bad when I see some of us start taking a negative stand whenever we see some promise from a newbie. I think this is injustice to them who are genuine and you would not know until you try them (help them from heart).

So far these are what I remember. It's not the end. As long as I am active in this community, I will always look for the next person who is in need of even a small help to understand something or to rescue him from his worried moments.

I hope these stories will inspire the readers to devote more time in the community to make it a better place. After all Bitcoin is something which is very important for us.

Cheers,