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Why do many bitcoin traders hide as nudist?

Posted Feb 7, 2025

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HotzenplotzOriginal Poster
Feb 7, 2025

Hello,

I find it very amusing, how many bitcoin traders hide behind a nudist profile. It is always the same procedure: you are asked to switch to a different communication platform. After a few chats they try to talk you into bitcoin investments. What a scam.

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    John
    John
    Feb 7, 2025

    It's not just here. They spam everywhere. This site is just unwilling to put up any roadblocks or delete the posts. Most of the forums and groups are no longer actively managed by the creators/owners.

    John aka cobeachbum

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    StevieLorna
    StevieLorna
    Feb 8, 2025
    [quote] It is always the same procedure: you are asked to switch to a different communication platform. After a few chats.[/quote] You were lured away to another platform, and had chats, up until they asked you for investments just what did you think was happening? Fighter that out and itll answer the question of why they are pretending to be nudists.
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    les
    les
    Feb 8, 2025

    yes I had a so called lady as a friend our first PM (she) or it started on about bitcoin PM ended deleted as a friend & blocked

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    Tony
    Tony
    Feb 9, 2025

    One of the most popular scams these days are bitcoin scams. Given that this is a nudist site, and the majority of the non-scamming members here are either desperate souls seeking companionship, or perverts looking for a thrill, any contact from someone that might fill that void in their lives is an easy way to open the door of opportunity. So lying, and presenting themselves as "nudists" is only logical.

    Unfortunately in their pursuit of possible marks, many of us get caught up in the crossfire. Since messaging is so difficult to monitor, I wish there were filters in place to curb new members from using it contacting other members. I've set it up in some forums so a member can't use private messaging until they've submitted a certain number of posts on the forum. I mean, if someone is going to join a site, I think they should participate in and not hide in the shadows. This site has enough problems as it is, yet they're given the tools to make it worse from day one.

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