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1. Post 66358189 (unedited backup) (by Hanadawa) (scraped on Sun Feb 1 08:08:07 CET 2026) in Marriage Future Financial Arrangement. :

Quote from: coupable on January 31, 2026, 11:25:13 PM
Yes you are a little bit wrong about this because in the majority of Islamic countries, marriage can be done out of legislation channels. It means it can be a customary marriage, not a civil marriage. A man can marry and divorce up to 3 women plus his initial wife without she knows about anything. Also in legislations for those countries, it's not mandatory for the man to be financiall enough stable to marry the secnd wife or plus. Note that the only two islamic countries not allowing polygamy Lebanon and Tunisia where marriage has to be always civil under law monitoring and marriage out of laws is considered a crime.
It's true that there's no fixed income limit for polygamy. In Islam, we can also marry without first knowing each other. But the absence of limits doesn't mean we can do whatever we please. Once a person has decided to practice polygamy, a woman's guardian or a wise judge/teacher will certainly not grant permission without checking the prospective husband's finances. Regarding marriage without the first wife's knowledge or divorce, which can be obtained verbally, as far as I recall, most Muslim countries have established regulations to protect the interests of both parties. Islamic law still applies and binds Muslims, but when it comes to state legalities like obtaining birth certificates, renewing ID card status, or obtaining heirship certificates, these cannot be done without a legal marriage according to state law.



2. Post 66357427 (unedited backup) (by Hazink) (scraped on Sat Jan 31 23:31:01 CET 2026) in Is this not a Ponzi scheme? :

Quote from: coupable on Today at 04:47:13 PM
Absolutely a scam scheme promising high returns for r(eferrals without explanations how it works. That user' deserves a tag, at least neutral, since no one is scammed yet. But the topic was just reposted in the Investor Based Games board: [ANN] New Victory | P2P Donation Community on BNB Smart Chain
As we all know, experienced users don't visit that board frequently to warn other members especially newbies, because posts aren't counted among weekly post requirement in any signature campaign.
And the thread is still active on that board even as I have reported it to moderators. Maybe moderators don't pay attention to it because of the board or because the Op did not add a referral link to the new thread, whatever it, maybe I like the fact that the board which was now posted always gives warning about the potential risk of things found in there.



3. Post 66357066 (unedited backup) (by batang_bitcoin) (scraped on Sat Jan 31 21:55:55 CET 2026) in Marriage Future Financial Arrangement. :

Quote from: coupable on January 30, 2026, 11:01:22 PM
And they'll both take anything from each other because the foundation of their relationship is love and not with material things. The things they have are just a plus and it's a good setting that they have with those ownerships they have like for assets and businesses. But, that will also test their relationship if they're faithful to each other. Because one of the major problems that couples facing is about finance.
You both seems not to know about marriage in islamic countries where mariage can be made without the two partners know anything about each other because it's socially not acceptable that the spouses meet before mariage. A man can marry up to 4 women at the same time and divorce is verbal by the man and the woman can't ask for divorce because of social stigma. There is another reality hidden in those conservative societies that not put into bthe table for discussion.
I know how ceremony and marriage goes with that religion but we're speaking on the other one which is not related to religion. And about marrying up to 4, for as long as the first and other women agrees to that, the man can be allowed to do so and has the capacity to do it. But if it's seen that he's not able to financially, then there will be no more additional marriage to that guy if it's with the islamic type of marriage. That is a sort of fix marriage as well but correct me if I am wrong with that.



4. Post 66356358 (unedited backup) (by hosemary) (scraped on Sat Jan 31 18:41:01 CET 2026) in Is this not a Ponzi scheme? :

Quote from: coupable on Today at 04:47:13 PM
That user' deserves a tag, at least neutral, since no one is scammed yet.
I posted a negative feedback against the user.
No one may have been scammed yet, but the service they are promoting is obviously a ponzi scheme and they also lied about the domain age. They definitely deserve a negative tag.



5. Post 66354926 (unedited backup) (by LoyceV) (scraped on Sat Jan 31 09:38:32 CET 2026) in Suspected 700 XMR Scam by Swapter:

Quote from: cephalopod on January 30, 2026, 10:20:29 AM
I became too comfortable with the platform and attempted to exchange 700 XMR, which led to the current situation I’m facing.
Unfortunately, this isn't the first time, and it won't be the last. As they say: "opportunity makes the thief", and selective scamming becomes very attractive when someone sends a quarter million bucks in untraceable money.

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I trust that this is an honest mistake on Swapter's part and that they are eager to resolve the issue
I've been around long enough to be less optimistic. If they don't have liquidity, they could just refund you.

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I sincerely hope they haven't chosen to exit scam.
It's not even an exit scam, they can happily continue processing small transactions to keep others vouching for them, until the next whale comes by to be scammed.

Quote from: coupable on January 30, 2026, 11:17:30 PM
He also missed the neutral feedback made by loycev in swapter forum profile about weird conditions in their TOS.
Feedback isn't visible without a Bitcointalk account.



6. Post 66353735 (unedited backup) (by ScamViruS) (scraped on Fri Jan 30 22:28:08 CET 2026) in Scam Accusation: FixedFloat (ff.io) – 1.9 BTC Withheld for 40+ Days:

Quote from: coupable on January 27, 2026, 11:05:54 PM
The strange thing is that all of this can be avoided simply by doing a simple google search about the reputation of the platform and user reviews about it. Most of similar accusations aren't made as the first incident with one platform or another. There are always previous suspecions even no one got scammed yet. In this basis I guess we will surely see other scams made by fixedfloat.
Crypto users fall prey to these types of scams due to lack of caution. It would have been much more important to be extra careful before making any transactions of such large amounts, as the OP was sadly not extra careful. If any crypto user visits the exchange review page on Bestchange, I don't think they will have the courage to use these exchanges. Because there are a lot of negative reviews and unresolved cases against these exchanges.

Where there are allegations of holding huge amounts of money against the exchanges, and they are directly supported by bestchange itself.
Bestchange monitor should bear a part of responsibility about the incident if proved that the victim was first directed by Bestchange recommendations. If not, bestchange becomes a tool for scam exchangers to target victims. I will kep an eye to this case and other cases in which bestchange is involved.
They never do anything for the victim, they always defend the exchanges. I even emailed bestchange on behalf of another victim but they didn't give any reply as expected. They didn't even reply to my second email. This is not only disappointing, but it is a warning to the crypto community that they only put their own interests and those of their partners first, even if those exchanges are illegally holding funds. There are already many cases where these exchanges have frozen large amounts of funds, but they are still continuing their business without any restrictions because they have very large cartels to legitimize these activities.



7. Post 66349037 (unedited backup) (by DrBeer) (scraped on Thu Jan 29 18:41:19 CET 2026) in Usa and west needs rare earth minerals now urgently and its in iran :

Quote from: Alpha Marine on January 27, 2026, 07:43:04 AM
- Name the REASONS for the protests
Answer_ The protests were legitimate because they demanded reforms and economic development. But suddenly, they began calling for the overthrow of the regime at a time when the country was facing a crisis with global imperialism. Legitimate protests were transformed into a tool for the enemies. I suggest you check the Syria example since 2011 and how legitimate protests transformed into ISIS and Al Qaida.

This shit, you people, man, I honestly do not know how you guys do it. You can clearly see a regime that has been against its people for most of their time in office, but when the people finally rise up, you claim they were CIA-sponsored.
Then, funny enough, when the CIA makes a plan to take out the regime, the same you people would say "they should allow the people of the country do it by themselves". Where exactly do you people stand?
The people are tired of years of oppression; they can't take it anymore. We have been seeing what is going on in the country and how the government has beencontroling even killing its citizens, but all you're bothered about is "global imperialism".


- Name the number of Iranian citizens who died in the protests
Answer_ I can't tell exactly as I can't tell who killed them. I can negligate the official narrative from authorities, but this doesn't mean I have to believe the narrative from west media.

Do you realise these are people's lives? Like actual human beings, you know that, right?
You would rather believe a government that shuts down the internet so that the word doesn't get in or out. If what they say is true, why are they trying to control the narrative? They claim about 3000 people have been killed, but those are only American soldiers/assets with weapons. How can a human being be dumb enough to believe that? While other reports suggest that over 10,000 people have been killed.
I honestly do not understand your thought process here. You let your hate for West make you oblivious to all the people that are being killed in Iran.

The same thing is happening in countries like North Korea and Nigeria, but when the people rise up and demand for a change of government, people like you will still come up to say its CIA sponsored. Unbelievable.

It's all the result of propaganda. And, of course, fear of reality. It's always easier to “blame the designated enemy for the problems,” and then you can rest easy, and you don't have to risk speaking the truth openly... If the situation changes, such people then say, “How wonderful that the people overthrew the tyrant, I was always on their side,” and you already feel like a hero. And if tyranny prevails, you remained loyal and nothing threatens you! Smiley There are many such examples in human history!



8. Post 66341611 (unedited backup) (by Jostern) (scraped on Tue Jan 27 18:24:38 CET 2026) in Marriage Future Financial Arrangement. :

Quote from: coupable on January 16, 2026, 09:55:23 PM
Before getting  married you need to talk about  your future financial arrangements with your intended spouse now.You can do this by considering some of these questions, Like how will our income be budgeted? Will we have a joint bank account or separate accounts? Which spouse will be more adept at keeping  financial records  and seeing that bills are paid? How much money can one of us spend on a purchase without consulting the other?
            So what's your suggestions or what's your take on this!
It looks like you are only targeting men by your questions because frequently women aren't the side that opens topics about financial management before the mariage. Personally, I will suggest a financial plan to manage family budget from both incomes me and her because I refuse to marry a jobless woman for several reasons.
Men are always the focus when it comes to financial management in marriage, you should know how the world works that when it comes to financial planning it’s mandatory that men have this responsibilities unless you’re telling me that you want to be an ignorant man, that would ignore the important things, but the most effective way of how things are done, is for women to be supportive to men, if a man gets married and they have a woman who is also supporting financially I think it gives the man some ease to be more comfortable and more confident with financial management, marrying someone that is jobless and doesn’t care about finances at home is a very awful thing in marriage, and this things makes marriage not to last longer, things like paying the bills, mostly keeping financial records is something that women can do very well, which is why women are more likely to be able to keep financial records.



9. Post 66339755 (unedited backup) (by Alpha Marine) (scraped on Tue Jan 27 08:43:07 CET 2026) in Usa and west needs rare earth minerals now urgently and its in iran :

Quote from: coupable on January 23, 2026, 03:02:20 PM
- Name the REASONS for the protests
Answer_ The protests were legitimate because they demanded reforms and economic development. But suddenly, they began calling for the overthrow of the regime at a time when the country was facing a crisis with global imperialism. Legitimate protests were transformed into a tool for the enemies. I suggest you check the Syria example since 2011 and how legitimate protests transformed into ISIS and Al Qaida.

This shit, you people, man, I honestly do not know how you guys do it. You can clearly see a regime that has been against its people for most of their time in office, but when the people finally rise up, you claim they were CIA-sponsored.
Then, funny enough, when the CIA makes a plan to take out the regime, the same you people would say "they should allow the people of the country do it by themselves". Where exactly do you people stand?
The people are tired of years of oppression; they can't take it anymore. We have been seeing what is going on in the country and how the government has beencontroling even killing its citizens, but all you're bothered about is "global imperialism".


Quote from: coupable on January 23, 2026, 03:02:20 PM
- Name the number of Iranian citizens who died in the protests
Answer_ I can't tell exactly as I can't tell who killed them. I can negligate the official narrative from authorities, but this doesn't mean I have to believe the narrative from west media.

Do you realise these are people's lives? Like actual human beings, you know that, right?
You would rather believe a government that shuts down the internet so that the word doesn't get in or out. If what they say is true, why are they trying to control the narrative? They claim about 3000 people have been killed, but those are only American soldiers/assets with weapons. How can a human being be dumb enough to believe that? While other reports suggest that over 10,000 people have been killed.
I honestly do not understand your thought process here. You let your hate for West make you oblivious to all the people that are being killed in Iran.

The same thing is happening in countries like North Korea and Nigeria, but when the people rise up and demand for a change of government, people like you will still come up to say its CIA sponsored. Unbelievable.