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A captcha could also work.  Do you know how they're getting around the one account per ip per 5 minutes limit?  Is that just a cookie or is it saved server side.
Its per IP .. some internet connections give you a new address after reconnect .. also, you can register accounts with a ltm account .. very cheaply ... is that guy using a faucet?
Yes using OL faucet so he gets 1000 QBITS for every new account registration.
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A captcha could also work.  Do you know how they're getting around the one account per ip per 5 minutes limit?  Is that just a cookie or is it saved server side.
Its per IP .. some internet connections give you a new address after reconnect .. also, you can register accounts with a ltm account .. very cheaply ... is that guy using a faucet?

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A captcha could also work.  Do you know how they're getting around the one account per ip per 5 minutes limit?  Is that just a cookie or is it saved server side.
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This is what you get if you give away valuable tokens to people for only registering ..
why not ask for valid KYC/AML registration .. that would give incentive to also try OPEN.USD etc ..

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No one has noticed this problem?
On the other hand, Qbits has its value, although some of them were given out as gifts. Perhaps the dumpers are just short-sighted.
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we have noticed the issue and working on how to solve it best possible, or I will just haveto stop offering qbits to new users which seems a shame.
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We should think of a way to ban the problem
Thank you for the notification.

It's up to @ccedk to decide how to face it.

Register new user names, get free qbits, sell.
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We should think of a way to ban the problem