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1. Post 66179362 (unedited backup) (by JollyGood) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 11:42:55 CET 2025) in The Stake campaign is filled with frauds & questionable accounts:

There could be reasons why people/companies may want privacy (for example the use of mixers) but for a forum campaign to effectively want to hide how much they are paying participants, that probably makes Stake unique in that sense.

Having that system of obfuscation allows for nefarious conduct to thrive as everything seems to be taking place in private. Participants names, their pay rate, their wallet addresses, method of payment and other details remain private. In the event something goes wrong or one raises a complaint, there is not a lot to go on for others to investigate.

As I stated earlier, that particular model of campaign management might have some benefits for a company and participants depending on what they are trying to achieve but it really seems strange Stake are the only ones adopting it.

Quote from: coupable on December 15, 2025, 02:18:40 PM
Another important point is that there is no spreadsheet link in the main campaign topic nor in any post later. We, as a community, can't verify anything about how things work in this campaign (number of participants, payout structure, number of posts...). Manager has the right to hide the spreadsheet for whatever reasons, but campaign participants themselves can't follow their activity within the campaign unless manager gave them limited access. This does raise many questions about the promotion model stake wants to persist.



2. Post 66179076 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Tue Dec 16 10:06:07 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: coupable on December 15, 2025, 03:35:14 PM
Cool. It's great that you guys finally decided to step out of the RU Local board and into the global platform.
What's your KYC/AML Policy? Just asking here since the site's default seems to be in Russian. I'm in mobile, and can't find a way to turn it into English.
Also, it might be great if you could purchase a copper rank to be able to post images and make this announcement thread properly posted. If you need help with designing the ann thread or a possible promotional campaigns, please don't hesitate to send me a pm. Wink

Regarding AML, everything is simple: we do not hold clients’ funds in case of AML flags. Instead, we offer a fast and cost-effective exchange into clean, AML-free assets. Our developer is currently working on this

If I understood well your sentence, when a deposit is flagged as AML suspicions, you offer to exchange it with clean assets. This is even worse than blocking those funds.
This is a great news for everybodies having dirty money to use your service for clean assets. Are the authorities in Russia aware about this gtreat offer?

We perform AML checks using this bot — Getblock.net — and we also share the results with our clients for the safety and transparency of the transaction between the client and the exchange service
There are no needs to share with community the name of the bot you are using for AML chacks since it's only for interne management and user deposits are always safe whether they are AML flagged or not.


Thank you for your question — we appreciate the opportunity to clarify our approach.

Our service does not engage in or promote illegal activity, nor do we “legalize” unlawful funds. We use AML risk-assessment tools as part of a risk-based approach that is widely applied across the crypto industry. The key difference is that we do not freeze or hold clients’ funds. When a transaction is flagged as having an elevated risk level, the client is informed and offered available options. One of these options may involve an additional exchange procedure that requires more operational steps, time, and resources on our side. For this reason, such a procedure is subject to an increased service fee.
The client always makes the final decision on whether to proceed. We do not impose services or retain funds against the client’s will. Transparency, voluntary choice, and the safety of client assets are our top priorities. Our goal is to provide a client-oriented service where, instead of freezes and long investigations, users are offered clear conditions and predictable outcomes in advance.
If you have any further questions about how our service operates, we will be happy to provide additional clarification.


Once the deposit is AML flagged, the user can choose tge option to recieve clean funds besides paying higher fees.
This is a mixing service. Only mixers don't ask for the source of funds. It's even better than the mixing platforms where you send btc and recieve btc which can be traced by blockchain analysis tools. In your platform, the user can receive a completely clean funds in another different assets. I told you those are great news for many thiefs.

I don't blame you how you run your service as you don't offer a method to scam users. But you seems to be ignorant that mixing services aren't allowed to advertise in bitcointalk forum. I think i am not mistaken in my understanding of your concept and waiting for opinions from other members.


We would like to clarify that Darken.biz is a currency exchange service, not a mixing service. As mentioned earlier, our platform does not launder funds and does not promote illegal activity. It seems there has been a misunderstanding. We operate as a regulated exchange service and work with exchange infrastructure. In the normal course of operations, clients receive exchanged assets without AML flags, since withdrawals are executed through exchange accounts. This is a standard practice for exchange services and does not constitute mixing. When a transaction is flagged as higher risk, clients are informed in advance of the available options. In some cases, completing the exchange may require additional steps on our side and may involve a higher service fee. The final decision always remains with the client. We do not obscure the source of funds, do not mix user deposits, and do not provide anonymization services. Our goal is to offer clients a transparent, safe, and user-focused exchange process with clear conditions and without freezing funds.
We hope this clarifies the principles and operation of our service.



3. Post 66177492 (unedited backup) (by robelneo) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 22:21:38 CET 2025) in The Stake campaign is filled with frauds & questionable accounts:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 02:18:40 PM

Another important point is that there is no spreadsheet link in the main campaign topic nor in any post later. We, as a community, can't verify anything about how things work in this campaign (number of participants, payout structure, number of posts...). Manager has the right to hide the spreadsheet for whatever reasons, but campaign participants themselves can't follow their activity within the campaign unless manager gave them limited access. This does raise many questions about the promotion model stake wants to persist.
Yes, there is a spreadsheet, brother. You can access it here, and four members of the team check, monitor, and grade their posts and comment if there is a need to improve
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14VXHQRQBbRVz_QXGz6dSjvtZZ7VCTksk1jfW6AdsrkY/edit?gid=297541675#gid=297541675

I don't think the manager of the campaign, Carollzinha is managing accounts on Stake campaign, although this is just an opinion. I once worked on this campaign, and this lady is so easy to talk with and respond to anything you ask. You can message her and clarify the points that you've raised here.
I'm not defending Carollzinha, but it seems I am.  Cheesy




4. Post 66177008 (unedited backup) (by OgNasty) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 20:27:44 CET 2025) in The Stake campaign is filled with frauds & questionable accounts:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 02:18:40 PM
They could easily run a quality campaign with their budget and rules. Exactly why they have opted to not only go down this path but continue on it (after being called out) is baffling. It makes sense to have some good members in the campaign as their names could be cited if needed but the number of nonsense spouting and spamming accounts enrolled in the campaign, it does raise questions about exactly why the are getting paid.

It's Ok with reporting to moderators, but what the reason behind reporting to manager? The manager of stake campaign seems to count posts without checking its quality and this is what makes the campaign a mess of spam.

What makes me doubt about stake managing many accounts in the signature campaign is that they can run a quality campaign with the same set of rules and same budget. However they prefer running the campaign with few good posters and a bunch of spammers. The manager is involved in this scheme but I can't blame him alone.
Another important point is that there is no spreadsheet link in the main campaign topic nor in any post later. We, as a community, can't verify anything about how things work in this campaign (number of participants, payout structure, number of posts...). Manager has the right to hide the spreadsheet for whatever reasons, but campaign participants themselves can't follow their activity within the campaign unless manager gave them limited access. This does raise many questions about the promotion model stake wants to persist.

We have gone from a community of people fighting for financial privacy to complaining about not knowing exactly how advertisers are paid by a private company…

I think that some participants have special deals that pay them differently than others. Much like employees working the same job are encouraged not to share their salaries to avoid jealousy, I don’t see any issue with Stake taking that same approach. It is normal behavior.

Do you really care about the details of how and what I’m paid? Why?



5. Post 66176023 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 16:41:38 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 03:35:14 PM
Cool. It's great that you guys finally decided to step out of the RU Local board and into the global platform.
What's your KYC/AML Policy? Just asking here since the site's default seems to be in Russian. I'm in mobile, and can't find a way to turn it into English.
Also, it might be great if you could purchase a copper rank to be able to post images and make this announcement thread properly posted. If you need help with designing the ann thread or a possible promotional campaigns, please don't hesitate to send me a pm. Wink

Regarding AML, everything is simple: we do not hold clients’ funds in case of AML flags. Instead, we offer a fast and cost-effective exchange into clean, AML-free assets. Our developer is currently working on this

If I understood well your sentence, when a deposit is flagged as AML suspicions, you offer to exchange it with clean assets. This is even worse than blocking those funds.
This is a great news for everybodies having dirty money to use your service for clean assets. Are the authorities in Russia aware about this gtreat offer?

We perform AML checks using this bot — Getblock.net — and we also share the results with our clients for the safety and transparency of the transaction between the client and the exchange service
There are no needs to share with community the name of the bot you are using for AML chacks since it's only for interne management and user deposits are always safe whether they are AML flagged or not.


Thank you for your question — we appreciate the opportunity to clarify our approach.

Our service does not engage in or promote illegal activity, nor do we “legalize” unlawful funds. We use AML risk-assessment tools as part of a risk-based approach that is widely applied across the crypto industry. The key difference is that we do not freeze or hold clients’ funds. When a transaction is flagged as having an elevated risk level, the client is informed and offered available options. One of these options may involve an additional exchange procedure that requires more operational steps, time, and resources on our side. For this reason, such a procedure is subject to an increased service fee.
The client always makes the final decision on whether to proceed. We do not impose services or retain funds against the client’s will. Transparency, voluntary choice, and the safety of client assets are our top priorities. Our goal is to provide a client-oriented service where, instead of freezes and long investigations, users are offered clear conditions and predictable outcomes in advance.
If you have any further questions about how our service operates, we will be happy to provide additional clarification.


Once the deposit is AML flagged, the user can choose tge option to recieve clean funds besides paying higher fees.
This is a mixing service. Only mixers don't ask for the source of funds. It's even better than the mixing platforms where you send btc and recieve btc which can be traced by blockchain analysis tools. In your platform, the user can receive a completely clean funds in another different assets. I told you those are great news for many thiefs.

I don't blame you how you run your service as you don't offer a method to scam users. But you seems to be ignorant that mixing services aren't allowed to advertise in bitcointalk forum. I think i am not mistaken in my understanding of your concept and waiting for opinions from other members.



We would like to clarify that Darken.biz is a currency exchange service, not a mixing service. As mentioned earlier, our platform does not launder funds and does not promote illegal activity. It seems there has been a misunderstanding. We operate as a regulated exchange service and work with exchange infrastructure. In the normal course of operations, clients receive exchanged assets without AML flags, since withdrawals are executed through exchange accounts. This is a standard practice for exchange services and does not constitute mixing. When a transaction is flagged as higher risk, clients are informed in advance of the available options. In some cases, completing the exchange may require additional steps on our side and may involve a higher service fee. The final decision always remains with the client. We do not obscure the source of funds, do not mix user deposits, and do not provide anonymization services. Our goal is to offer clients a transparent, safe, and user-focused exchange process with clear conditions and without freezing funds.
We hope this clarifies the principles and operation of our service.



6. Post 66175894 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 16:14:25 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 02:41:46 PM
Cool. It's great that you guys finally decided to step out of the RU Local board and into the global platform.
What's your KYC/AML Policy? Just asking here since the site's default seems to be in Russian. I'm in mobile, and can't find a way to turn it into English.
Also, it might be great if you could purchase a copper rank to be able to post images and make this announcement thread properly posted. If you need help with designing the ann thread or a possible promotional campaigns, please don't hesitate to send me a pm. Wink

Regarding AML, everything is simple: we do not hold clients’ funds in case of AML flags. Instead, we offer a fast and cost-effective exchange into clean, AML-free assets. Our developer is currently working on this

If I understood well your sentence, when a deposit is flagged as AML suspicions, you offer to exchange it with clean assets. This is even worse than blocking those funds.
This is a great news for everybodies having dirty money to use your service for clean assets. Are the authorities in Russia aware about this gtreat offer?

We perform AML checks using this bot — Getblock.net — and we also share the results with our clients for the safety and transparency of the transaction between the client and the exchange service
There are no needs to share with community the name of the bot you are using for AML chacks since it's only for interne management and user deposits are always safe whether they are AML flagged or not.


Thank you for your question — we appreciate the opportunity to clarify our approach.

Our service does not engage in or promote illegal activity, nor do we “legalize” unlawful funds. We use AML risk-assessment tools as part of a risk-based approach that is widely applied across the crypto industry. The key difference is that we do not freeze or hold clients’ funds. When a transaction is flagged as having an elevated risk level, the client is informed and offered available options. One of these options may involve an additional exchange procedure that requires more operational steps, time, and resources on our side. For this reason, such a procedure is subject to an increased service fee.
The client always makes the final decision on whether to proceed. We do not impose services or retain funds against the client’s will. Transparency, voluntary choice, and the safety of client assets are our top priorities. Our goal is to provide a client-oriented service where, instead of freezes and long investigations, users are offered clear conditions and predictable outcomes in advance.
If you have any further questions about how our service operates, we will be happy to provide additional clarification.



7. Post 66174760 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 11:01:14 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: SFR10 on December 08, 2025, 12:38:12 PM
or am I missing something!!
Go to your profile > Modify Profile > Ignore Boards Preferences > Uncheck "Oбмeнники" > Click the change profile button.

@Darken.Cash
For exchanges that require identity verification, your minimum limits seem very high! Would you mind mentioning the name of the software that's being used for AML checks?

Good afternoon! I apologize for the late response to your question. If the minimum amount is too high for you, you can contact our service via the online chat (the icon is at the bottom right) and let us know which currency you plan to exchange and the amount. We always accommodate our clients and can lower the minimum amount — it’s not a problem.

We perform AML checks using this bot — Getblock.net — and we also share the results with our clients for the safety and transparency of the transaction between the client and the exchange service



8. Post 66174731 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 10:53:13 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: coupable on December 07, 2025, 11:13:06 PM
It's also strange that OP deleted all his previous posts and left only this new thread. Can anyone confirm if the original ANN thread for Darken is still published in the Russian board?
I can see this one - Darken.Cash - Cepвиc быcтpoгo и бeзoпacнoгo oбмeнa

Sorry Bro, when i clic this link, i can see the topic in Russian board. But when i check the post history in OP profile, i can see only this topic here. Is the topic in Russian was moved to Off-topic or whatever? Or they are two different accounts or am I missing something!!
I still can't figure out why he deleted all his post history unless they were all pumping posts. I noticed in the Russian thread that nobody quoted one of his replies ever which means he didn't react at all comments. However he has 17 activities shown in his profile.

We have created two sections on this forum: one for Russian users and one for international users. Indeed, many posts were removed due to our own fault, as we had not posted on this forum for a long time and had forgotten the rules. I am making every effort to avoid mistakes so that our posts are not removed.

Since most of our clients are from Russia and other forums are more popular there, our thread on this forum did not receive many comments. Where clients leave their feedback and suggestions for improving our service, we make sure to respond promptly



9. Post 66174722 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 10:47:08 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on December 06, 2025, 09:12:34 PM
It's also strange that OP deleted all his previous posts and left only this new thread. Can anyone confirm if the original ANN thread for Darken is still published in the Russian board?
I can see this one - Darken.Cash - Cepвиc быcтpoгo и бeзoпacнoгo oбмeнa

Has however had most of his posts deleted. I don't know if they were bumps or other Announcement topics. Also after checking the Russian board, ANN. I think they decided to make a comeback after a couple of years of inactivity.


Our exchange service has been operating continuously during this time and remains stable to this day. At some point, we paused posting on forums, and we are now resuming this activity. Yes, many posts were removed, and that was our fault — we did not fully account for the forum rules. We are now making sure to post properly so that our posts are not removed and so that many potential clients and forum members can learn about us.



10. Post 66174699 (unedited backup) (by Darken.biz) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 10:39:20 CET 2025) in Darken — a borderless exchange service: 2000+ directions, 24/7 support, any volu:

Quote from: coupable on December 06, 2025, 07:40:07 PM
I have the same, I can’t change the language to English even though I’m on the computer
It's because the website had no other option to change language. It's only in Russian, which I find rather funny since they claim it's "a boardless exchange service". I expected to see at least 10 international translated languages on the website other than just Russian.

On bestchange, they claim to be based in Germany, yet everything is just Russian.

Adding more languages is not a big deal since they can be added using a free AI tool. If they are targeting only Russian users, why to post this thread at first place? OP seems not to be responsive with feedback.

It's also strange that OP deleted all his previous posts and left only this new thread. Can anyone confirm if the original ANN thread for Darken is still published in the Russian board?

Good afternoon! Our developer is currently working on adding new languages to our exchange service website. We aim to expand beyond the Russian market and seek new clients and partnerships in other countries.

The message was not deleted by us — it was removed automatically. The exact reason is still unclear, and I am currently looking into this issue.

We are listed on many forums and monitoring platforms, including:

https://www.bestchange.ru/darken-exchanger.html

https://pro-obmen.ru/darken

https://wellcrypto.io/ru/exchangers/darkencash/

https://top-ex.org/top-exchangers/obmennik-darken-vip/

https://bitcoinmarket.global/exchanger.php?id=593

https://reversing.center/threads/darken-obmen-bez-granic-2000-napravlenij-24-7-podderzhka-ljubye-objomy.6008/

https://forum.bits.media/index.php?/topic/205236-darkenbiz

https://bittogether.com/index.php/topic,10734.0.html

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5389813.0

https://finforum.pro/threads/darken-cash-servis-bystrogo-i-bezopasnogo-obmena-ehlektronnyx-valjut.31406/

https://mmgp.com/threads/darken-cash-servis-obmena-ehlektronnyx-valjut.667966/

https://coinmarketcap.com/community/profile/DarkenBiz/

https://blockchair.com/ru/awesome/swap-exchanges/darken.



11. Post 66173807 (unedited backup) (by JollyGood) (scraped on Mon Dec 15 02:33:37 CET 2025) in The Stake campaign is filled with frauds & questionable accounts:

They could easily run a quality campaign with their budget and rules. Exactly why they have opted to not only go down this path but continue on it (after being called out) is baffling. It makes sense to have some good members in the campaign as their names could be cited if needed but the number of nonsense spouting and spamming accounts enrolled in the campaign, it does raise questions about exactly why the are getting paid.

Quote from: coupable on December 14, 2025, 10:37:10 PM
It's Ok with reporting to moderators, but what the reason behind reporting to manager? The manager of stake campaign seems to count posts without checking its quality and this is what makes the campaign a mess of spam.

What makes me doubt about stake managing many accounts in the signature campaign is that they can run a quality campaign with the same set of rules and same budget. However they prefer running the campaign with few good posters and a bunch of spammers. The manager is involved in this scheme but I can't blame him alone.



12. Post 66167544 (unedited backup) (by Vaculin) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 14:43:43 CET 2025) in 🔵1win | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Win the Lamborghini with 1st deposit 🔵:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 01:24:13 PM

holydarkness in the Scam and Accusation board is offering help through his private contact in many casinos without being an official representative for any of them. Go and tell users with pending cases not to share their user IDs with him because he is not an official representative.

I think holydarkness is different from most users here. You can see him consistently helping out in the scam accusations board, and honestly he’s doing a great job there.

From the other side, I can also see why some users hesitate to give their user ID. If the person asking isn’t a well-known forum member, doubt is natural. I don’t think that kind of caution should be taken negatively. At the end of the day, it’s really hard to fully trust someone online.



13. Post 66167004 (unedited backup) (by JollyGood) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 12:05:31 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:

My understanding is that to mention the name of a mixer is not banned therefore having a list of mixer names that are associated with scams and possible exit-scams should not be a problem. The problem does lay elsewhere. Having discussions about whether a mixer is a scam might be pushing the limit that has been imposed on forum members therefore maybe that part will be reassessed in the future.

Quote from: coupable on December 12, 2025, 02:43:52 PM
And that's exactly what i meant in my last reply. It's fully understandable that forum policy can cut with advertisements for mixers in all its kinds, however discussions about a particular mixer whether it's scam or legitimate shouldn't be banned or limited. A stick thread notice can help introducing the limits to general discussions in specific boards such as Scam and Accusations board or Service Discussion board. Just my two cents.



14. Post 66165754 (unedited backup) (by supergambler11) (scraped on Sat Dec 13 00:40:55 CET 2025) in 🔵1win | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Win the Lamborghini with 1st deposit 🔵:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 11:15:10 PM
I re-asked you to provide proofs of discussions with support screenshots and also screenshots from the emails you jave sent/recieve. Also the withdraw request details. I want to send them to their representative asking for explanation after confirming your complaints.
As I said many times, 1win is one of few casinos that is smoothly running without complications and only few compliants had been made against it but all of them have been resolved. If you have rights, I am sure you will get what you want fairly. I can understand your frustration and give you full right to complaint about the delay.

https://i.ibb.co/35JcDHBs/1win.png

https://i.ibb.co/KxQ34djw/1win-withdrawal.png

https://i.ibb.co/qFLWQt8F/kyc-complete.png

I dont have live chats because they dont save. but i can assure you they just direct me to the email and close the chat



15. Post 66165357 (unedited backup) (by darxiaomi) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 22:58:43 CET 2025) in 🔵1win | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Win the Lamborghini with 1st deposit 🔵:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 08:57:39 PM
Frankly speacking, this is the first comment i see criticizing 1win for a bad support. By checking all the last compliants against 1win, all of them were successfully resolved and 1win has the lowest number of complaints in Scam and Accusation board (check by yourself).
In the actual case of supergambler11, and according to his narrative, something unusual is happening. So either they block his withdrawal for a valid reason or the user activity is still under verification.


Quote from: supergambler11 on Today at 09:46:32 PM

Their live chat support does not seem helpful, they just tell me to contact the email

THIS is for what i said the support is BAD, the two times i ask them about what is happening they only said to me the same as supergambler, plus when i send them a message they never answer me again in the mail.

Worst of all they also didnt come here to bring solution or at least make a statement, supergambler is a newbie who comes here after having problems, but im a very well know forum member in the gambling section, so i want to feel like we have our personal contact via other ways against the casinos, like we have with Steve on SB.



16. Post 66165300 (unedited backup) (by supergambler11) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 22:46:37 CET 2025) in 🔵1win | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Win the Lamborghini with 1st deposit 🔵:

Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on Today at 08:55:15 PM
Well, this is bad, you completed the KYC verification 8 days ago and sent a new withdrawal request a day after which I suppose was seven days ago, and up until now, the withdrawal request hasn't been processed, this is bad but I will like to know if you have tried contacting the customer care service?

If you have, what did they say is the reason for the delay? Or haven't they responded?
But if you haven't contacted the customer care support, I would advice you do, possibly they should be something wrong somewhere which needs fixing, or perhaps they must have overlooked your request since I guess your withdrawal request must have been placed on a manual verification mode.
And also be sure you are not on a phishing version of 1win site - well, I am just trying to consider all possibilities anyways.

Any time I contact their support (as a VIP customer also) they instantly tell me to contact provided email: <security@1win.social> and close the chat
Then this email I have been waiting over a week for a reply

I am using the official 1win site for sure not a phishing site

Quote from: coupable on Today at 08:57:39 PM
Frankly speacking, this is the first comment i see criticizing 1win for a bad support. By checking all the last compliants against 1win, all of them were successfully resolved and 1win has the lowest number of complaints in Scam and Accusation board (check by yourself).
In the actual case of supergambler11, and according to his narrative, something unusual is happening. So either they block his withdrawal for a valid reason or the user activity is still under verification.

@supergambler11 maybe you can share the discussion with support and more details about your withdraw (amount,network,...). Are you sure you didn't exceed the withdrawal limit per day/week/month? Withdrawal limits varies between different verification status.

Their live chat support does not seem helpful, they just tell me to contact the email



17. Post 66164148 (unedited backup) (by NotATether) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 18:01:01 CET 2025) in Bitcoin Exchange Paxful Agrees to Plead Guilty, Hit With $7.5 Million in Penalti:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 03:25:12 PM

Who next? Localcoinswap? HodlHodl or noones?
They are all threatened with closure as part of the campaign against privacy and semi-privacy services, which has been targeting them for some time as part of a targeted campaign. And the accusations are almost the same to all of them. We all know how much easier to accuse any peer-to-peer service to facilitate money lundering with evidences that the service can't be responsible of. Authorities can at extreme cases apply penaltis without forcing the service to shut down.

Then people will just resort to P2P trading via telegram and WhatsApp channels with their providers.

It's not like you can stamp out P2P trading.

There's no escrow there though, so risky but it's doable.



18. Post 66161624 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Fri Dec 12 01:04:55 CET 2025) in Mixers to be banned:

Quote from: coupable on December 11, 2025, 11:41:26 PM
I am thinking that I will change the rules to allow:
 - Unpaid linking directly to mixers in posts, as long as the mixers aren't also "illegal darknet sites" (which is a term I need to more exactly define).
 - Easing the enforcement of indirection. For example, in the past we would not allow sig ads which point to an article talking about and linking to a mixer. But it's probably OK now if this kind of thing is allowed.
1. This seems necessary; at least, it should be allowed in Scam Accusations board.
2. What about ANN advertising/ sig ads without links? That would be a compromise since access to the mixer isn't directly through the forum.

1. In Scam Accusations board, discussions about illegal mixers running in the darkweb can't be excluded. Allowing unpaid linking can't be limited to one type but not another.
2. It shouldn't be allowed as well. ANN threads is also a kind of advertisement with official representatives of mixers. However unpaid links in user posts discussing mixers should be allowed with some ethical limits, because discussion should mean discussion not advertising.
Recently, a one mixer was seized, before that, there were a couple of complaints about it, where users reported delays or not receiving Bitcoin at all. We cannot know whether a more open discussion would help in these cases, but it is certainly necessary to discuss it freely. At least for prevention. However, it is not even possible to mention most mixers due to word filtering.

It has been discussed many times in this thread as well. I believe that no excuse is good enough for someone who lost money, and perhaps he could have received useful warning information here.



19. Post 66157287 (unedited backup) (by bxae00) (scraped on Thu Dec 11 00:02:37 CET 2025) in 2025 Swap Reputation Tier list - what’s still good and what’s getting sketchy?:

Quote from: coupable on Today at 10:41:06 PM
I wanted to share my personal ranking of swap services, that I still consider worth using (or not) in late 2025.  
This list is built purely from my own experience (lost money and nerves on bad choices in the past, so I’ve been through the trenches), feedback from high trust people here on the forum, and real world behavior -- not just pretty words in their ToS.

You are free to share whatever you want since we are in a public forum, but your post rises many questions:
- Did you use all those swap exchanges or you have tested them just to create this topic? I wonder how/why should someone use a bunch of services which most of them are unknown to the majority of us.
- Besides from using all those services (which is huge imo), you didn't get scammed by any service? If you didn't include the scam services in your list this does mean you used more swap platforms than the long list in your OP. I suggest you add a list of scam exchanges. It would help community more than the actual list of honest swap services.
- You are still a newbie with less than one month old acount and you know how to perfectly create tables using bbcode!? I al here since 2015 and I can't work with tables. If you well know bbcode, why you don't offer design services?

Hey mate, thanks for the questions - I’ll answer them one by one so there’s no confusion Smiley

I literally wrote it in the post I’ve been personally testing every single one of these platforms. If you had read the post before commenting you’d already know that 😉 I’ve been in crypto since 2016 so yeah… I’ve swapped a ridiculous amount of coins across hundreds of services in my life.

Again - literally wrote in the post: “Zero outright scams are included. If something is a confirmed scam, it’s not here at all or just lmk.” 
The whole point of the list is to save people time and money, not to make an encyclopedia of every shady swap that ever existed. I only included services that actually paid me every single time I used them. A public “scam list” is a full-time job and already exists in 50 other threads.

Bro… BBCode isn’t some secret Bitcointalk-only magic 😂 
I’ve been using the exact same BBCode on others forums, Discord, old-school RPG forums etc. since like 15 years ago. It’s literally the same syntax everywhere. Making a table takes me 2 minutes copy-pasting from Notepad++. 
And no, I’m not planning to start a career in “professional BBCode table design services” any time soon 😅

Anyway, hope that clears everything up. Feel free to actually read the post next time - it’s not that long Wink

Cheers!



20. Post 66152722 (unedited backup) (by splitnow) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 20:45:01 CET 2025) in [ANN] SplitNOW.io | Swap to 1-100 wallets | Binance & 40+ CEXs | Zero KYC:

Quote from: coupable on December 08, 2025, 11:38:26 PM
No, not remotely.

A mixer would be if you send the service BTC and you get another grade of BTC back.

But exchanges swap one crypto for another, so they don't qualify.
SplitNOW has the ability to "swap" BTC for BTC or ETH for ETH for a fee. This is a mixing feature, so this service can be considered a combination of mixer-swap.
I remember that eXch disabled such an option in order not to be subject to banning from this forum.

Our service is not a mixer - it's designed to make it easier for users, specifically businesses, to keep BTC and other cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets while remaining flexible with payments. With SplitNOW you can pay out any cryptocurrency to up to 100 people at once, in a single transaction. This is payment infrastructure, not a mixer service. The in-kind asset swaps are designed to make our multi-sending feature as versatile as possible.
This is still can be considered a mixing service as well. Let's say I have 100 XMR from unknown source and i want to swap them for USDT without being exposed. I can use a VPN to access your service and receive clean USDT without my identity being exposed. And even be more anonymous by splitting the amount between multiple addresses. I doubt the authorities would accept let you run such a service without enforcing KYC, otherwise you can find yourself involved in accusations of supporting frauds.

If I understood you well, you will act as intermediary between the user and the exchanger. Apart from this, anybody can split his funds manually or by using some tools to send to multiple addresses available online.

What you are describing is a swap between one cryptocurrency to another. Any privacy or anonymity from this action is a result of one of the assets (XMR) being a privacy token, not from our exchange service. If you replace XMR with BTC in your example, the transaction is no longer private - therefore, the anonymity in your example comes entirely from XMR. It is legally permissible to provide swaps between privacy tokens, and it is not considered a mixer - merely an exchange.



21. Post 66152362 (unedited backup) (by DrBeer) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 19:00:43 CET 2025) in Financial collapse of the Russian economy:

Quote from: coupable on December 05, 2025, 06:27:10 PM
The Soviet Union collapsed due to internal crises, most notably the division between reformists who wanted to normalize relations with the west camp and conservatives who wanted to keep living in communism era. There is no resemblance between Russia today and the URSS in the 1980s. Even after the dissolution of the URSS and the independence of the old Soviet republics, many of them remain under the Russian umbrella and cannot break free.

Back to Europe, do you see that military and strategic support to Ukraine solved the problem or realize any goals against the Russian invasion? How long the European economic can support Ukraine? Europe is already facing economic crises and apply sanctions to Russia is rising more economic problems to it.

I'm sorry, but I find it very funny when people who were not born in the USSR and did not witness its real history firsthand tell me fairy tales that have been promoted as narrative in a new era, especially people who did not live in the USSR.
 
You are certainly more accurate than me since you witnessed the event firsthand, unlike me who gathers information from various sources including adversary propaganda that seeks to distort its enemy. However, this doesn't preclude approaching the topic from different angles and based on various resources. A religious figure who lived in the URSS at that time could convince you and many others that the URSS collapsed because society neglected religion and the government failed to protect places of worship.
I am not saying that there weren't economical problems in the URSS, but the way to treat those problems wasn't an agreement between politicians. The prostroika wasn't acceptable by the majority of conservatives afaik. Thank you for the detailed information anyway.

It's very nice to see an adequate response to information that doesn't quite match your opinion! This is not typical of most people! Thank you for your response.

In fact, there is always an explanation for any situation. The only question is how well it corresponds to all the nuances and facts. I can also talk about religion in the USSR Smiley
Since the creation of the USSR, the church has been separated from the state. That is, the state did not influence it, did not restrict its existence, did not persecute its followers. Sounds good, right? But “the devil is in the details”!
At the very beginning of the USSR, the church was persecuted, churches, temples, icons, and scriptures were destroyed... Icons and church books were burned at the stake, as in the days of the Inquisition. In the 1930s, during the formation of the USSR, realizing that persecution was not working, the Kremlin authorities remembered the saying, “If you can't beat them, join them!” The solution was “simple” — the heads of churches and monasteries were gathered, and they were made “an offer they couldn't refuse” (c) The Godfather.
The offer was this: either you cooperate with the authorities in manipulating parishioners, including searching for and identifying those dissatisfied with the government, or we will destroy you. Some accepted the offer... Some were destroyed. The part that accepted the offer is today's Russian Orthodox Church.

PS If this sounds like my inadequate fantasy, you can easily find open archives with this “process” and familiarize yourself with the real facts.
 



22. Post 66150853 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Tue Dec 9 11:46:13 CET 2025) in [ANN] SplitNOW.io | Swap to 1-100 wallets | Binance & 40+ CEXs | Zero KYC:

Quote from: coupable on December 08, 2025, 11:38:26 PM
This is still can be considered a mixing service as well. Let's say I have 100 XMR from unknown source and i want to swap them for USDT without being exposed. I can use a VPN to access your service and receive clean USDT without my identity being exposed. And even be more anonymous by splitting the amount between multiple addresses. I doubt the authorities would accept let you run such a service without enforcing KYC, otherwise you can find yourself involved in accusations of supporting frauds.
USDT and anonymity are by no means in the same category.
The way you say, every exchange service can be considered a mixer, if you follow the path BTC->$ANYTHING->BTC. To be considered a mixer in this case, the direct "exchange" BTC -> BTC is considered.