Topic: Theymos is a Scammer? Let's talk (Read 596 times)

I don't know why you are thinking like that where theymos isn't protecting himself. There is a vaueable words there "jurisdiction" and clearly mentioned there about this. As an example smoking is injurious to health and every cigarette companies use this on their product pack. Its your own decission to smoke or not.   

Theymos could earn a lot if he wanted to do any illegal activity. Even he could earn many more only if he can open view donation fields for a badge. The community offered but he denied because according to him to operate the forum no more extra fund requires.
And think yourself you had started your self airdrop on tokendrop for 5 eth 5$ for each participant but you have not sent the payment yet. Can you imagine how long ago the airdrop finished? And on your token drop 80%+ projects are unpaid though they have been ended more than 6 months ago.

You can't as probably there is no one and if there is any you don't know you have told scam as you are just blaming for the negative feedback you received.

You are scamming on your site on your self airdrop you have not distributed your self airdropped token. You, your team and your managed sites all are scams. So you cant writeWhy cryptocurrency has been invented? What is the purpose and if you can find out the reason then you would be able to find out the answer of it on yourself.

hmm no one talks. why are you afraid? you won't be banned. I promise.


Theymos rule is;
He protects himself in this way.

So what if we type;

" Bounty Program is not endorsed by the Bounty Manager. It may be unsafe, untrustworthy, or illegal in your jurisdiction. "

Does it protect bounty managers?


I don't see any difference but Theymos never receive negative trust but we do

Ok then I can type " Bounty Program isnot endorsed by the Bounty Manager. It may be unsafe, untrustworthy, or illegal in your jurisdiction. "

Does that protect me???

Trust is unmoderated and the warning says: "One or more bitcointalk.org users" not Theymos and bitcointalk.org moderators.

It comes with a warning that:

Can you provide evidences to prove your claims?

It was just offered we don't provide such service. Action must become reality. Lauda(thief) doesnt have any proof me or my team bumped any thread. We have only 3 accounts. Me needmoney and radnom. But lauda and her puppets have hundreds alt accounts. They may bump the thread easily

I did not say I agree with the users tactics on getting the information. You're free to ~Lauda in your trust list if you wish as is anyone else. The fact is you did admit to offering the bumping service and as I stated already it is heavily frowned upon by the community.

I'm sure many companies or users here have tried the same tactics on me but have found I do not offer shady services to companies.

Is this ethical?? one of the trusted members acting as a client and steal the secrets? Do you think an unethical person should be in trust system?

Did you know that admin is the owner? you must be a crazy man. You said that you were an old legendary here.

Instead of blaming the administration for your decisions, why not act like an adult and accept the blame and disappear? You decided to promote these projects, not the admins. If theymos lets a project buy a banner ad and it's found out later to be a scam, all banners are removed for that project.

You from what i read, decided to lie about the number of eth/tokens a team is giving away in their bounty. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.37585718

You also decided to offer ICO bumping services http://archive.is/IkQXx which is highly frowned upon here.

The blame is 100% on you, not administration or other members. You decided what projects to promote. Whomever paid your fee was accepted IMO. No due diligence done at all.

We as managers cannot know if/when a project will or will not scam. If they are a scam from the get go you should not be promoting them at all. If they turn out to be a scam in the middle of your campaign for them, you should always cease all activity for that company. Make a post with your evidence and warn the community.

I'm going to assume you did none of this but continued to promote any and all companies and now because you were tagged for it, it's the admins fault. Amazing view you have. Hope the tokens you made were all worth it.

Just an FYI, everyone who has a different opinion than yours is NOT a puppet. They have morals unlike you it seems.

He never ask KYC to advertisers just ask they didn't ask KYC to bitcointalk users, I think that is just. Now if you consider him scam, that will make us all accomplice to this scam but lets not go there. We are all adults.  Whether trust is regulated or not, it doesn't mean we are allowed to find victims of our schemes.


Does self moderated thread speaks of  democracy to you?

Have you seen it below the advertisement? Your feedback's nothing for theymos since its untrusted. Scams isn't moderated by forum, so there is no any point to call him scammer. All scam accusation isn't valid, so admin will not determine which is scam. But I don't think any likely scam or scam website will promote by forum advertisement. That's why forum not allowing ICO advertisement. If you have found any confirmed scam website promotion by forum then open a thread on meta.

Theymos is a Scammer?

NO

Warning about possible fraud is a correct attitude from admin. It's just a warning that makes clear the positioning of the forum and from theymos. Frauds may not be deleted by mods, then it is essential for each user to check the potential risks of getting involved in a project that has a negative reputation among the USERS.

Theymos has the following rule in the advertising auctions:


Seems to me that he has taken enough precautions to prevent scam projects from advertising here.

You promoted blatant ponzi scams and shit like that, which didn't "turn into" a scam, it was a scam that you wanted to make money from. I hope it was worth it.


Horrible. How were you able to post it then?


Based on your barely coherent OP it looks like you're agreeing that you're a scammer as long as theymos is called a scammer too, and you have posted a negative trust rating for theymos to indicate that. So that question seems to be resolved. If you want others to call theymos a scammer you'll need to provide proof and convince those other users. So far you're not doing too well in that area. Nearly a year after your scams had been exposed you started a rampage of retaliatory trust ratings and other shit-stirring actions. I don't think that's gonna work.

Hi Steamtyme I don't need to provide anything and How can I? Banners not like threads. There were a lot of cloud mining banners, gambling banners on bitcointalk a few of them has scammed people. You can search. Do you think Theymos care about it? No.

Can you post examples of scam advertisements that Theymos has posted?

Yes we are sure. What you just posted is providing unregistered or logged out users some idea of how the content creator is seen by the community.

It's a little thing to help people outside the forum not get suckered into a scam.

Your feedback is lacking in a reference at the very least which makes it pretty much useless. Can you point to any specific cases of theymos taking advertising dollars for a scam, and him continuing to promote them once he was aware of this??

I have reviewed a significant amount of theymos's posts and I saw extreme care and diligence in projects he accepted and denied for advertising.

Or do you mean signatures?? This is again something unmoderated by the forum... until it affects the forum.

Trust is not deregulated and unmoderated?  are you sure??? look at this.

Trust is deregulated and unmoderated.  Deal with those who've left the feedback.



Examples, please.



A few?  Lol, once those "few" were exposed as scams, how did you react?  With the community's best interest in mind, or you wallet's?