ksilverstein @ ksilverstein @monero.town

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I didn't know there was a v1.1.0 released. Thanks, I'll check it out. At least someone around here is helpful.

I don't believe I'm one of them, but if you comment was referring to me, I don't appreciate it any more than monerobull's comment telling Tails users to fuck off.

I come here looking for help with the script and this is your response? Maybe this is why no one ever posts here. Newsflash you arrogant ass: there are lots of Tails users having trouble with v.1.0.19 right now because the github file has changed from deb.zip to an installer file. Changing out the version number in the sudo command has worked for me up until now but no longer. I've I've been using Tails for 8 years, do not like Qubes, and your disrespectful assumptions about me being some kind of schizo moron who needs to be spoonfed aren't appreciated. If you think it's strange to want to use Retoswap on Tails, you obviously know nothing about true Opsec. Nevermind, sorry I asked for help. Until now I thought you were a helpful and useful member of the Monero community. I'll just switch to openmonero.co and XMRglobal. And I'll say it again. If you want adoption of Retoswap by more than just a few, Retoswap shouldn’t make it mandatory to upgrade in order to trade until all of us in the privacy community are covered.

Yeah, I'm surprised that monerobull hasn't chimed in on this yet with the way he supports it so much. Retoswap shouldn't make it mandatory to upgrade in order to trade until all bases are covered, i.e. Tails users.

monerobull, can you help me with figuring out what's wrong with the script I've posted above so that I can download v1.0.19 onto Tails?

I'm having trouble installing v1.0.19 on Tails. This is the command I'm using. Can anyone figure out what I'm doing wrong? It keeps saying "Failed to download Haveno binary".

amnesia@amnesia:~$ curl -x socks5h://127.0.0.1:9050 -fsSLO https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno/raw/master/scripts/install_tails/haveno-install.sh && bash haveno-install.sh https://github.com/retoaccess1/haveno-reto/releases/download/v1.0.19/haveno-v1.0.19-linux-x86_64-installer.deb DAA24D878B8D36C90120A897CA02DAC12DAE2D0F

Maybe I don't understand fully, but if I sell a voucher for 1 XMR on Amazon, Amazon will know that I sold it with my real identity, right? Or are you saying to try to sell it with a fake Amazon account?

Because you can't use those 3 sites to on-ramp, only to swap.

Ok, thanks for the info.

https://www.textverified.com/ upstream providers see text, prob OK, non-VOIP US numbers, accepts VISA, MC, Amex, BTC, XMR. temp SMS $1, long term rental $25/month

https://mobilesms.io/ non-VOIP US, UK & other countries, temp SMS $3.75 per SMS & must be used in 10 min, accepts BTC, works with Tor but >5 Captchas,

LONG TERM RENTAL INFO Single Service: Rent a 7-day, 14-day, or 30-day phone number for use with one specific service. No activation required—SMS codes are automatically delivered to your MobileSMS.io dashboard or directly to Slack or Discord (with Integrations enabled).For one service, $15/wk (non renewable), $20/2wks (non-renewable), $30/mo, $60/2mo, $100/3mo. Wow, that's a lot for just one service!

All Services: Rent a private, dedicated number for 30 days that is yours alone. This number can be used across any service or app. To start retrieving SMS codes, you’ll need to activate the number in your dashboard. Activation prepares your number to display any messages that have been received.US# $65/mo

All Services Premium: Enjoy the convenience of a private 30-day number that is always active—no activation needed. Receive SMS codes instantly from any service, with the option for monthly renewals. US# $100/mo

Note: Phone number assignment may take 24-72 hours, but most numbers are assigned within a few minutes. Discover brand-new, never-used real SIM-card numbers and embrace maximum privacy and flexibility.

https://quackr.io/ Free #s are VOIP. Paid #s are non-VOIP, physical SIM cards. Offers many countries incl US and UK.For US # unlimited SMS verifications on ANY platform, $18/1wk, $50/1mo, $110/6mo, $200/12mo. If you wish to rent for long periods, send us a message and we'll offer a nice discount. BEST deal, BUT 6mo and 12mo US plans are sold out. Accepts BTC, LTC, XMR Has UK and claims many other countries, but only has UK numbers available. UK LONG TERM IS AVAILABLE AND ONLY COSTS $40/YEAR; email address is support@quackr.io, if using Tor, puts you through Captcha hell and am unable to create an acct using Tor.

https://juicysms.com/ non-VOIP, has US, UK, Netherlands and Germany for SHORT TERM. For LONG TERM only UK, Netherlands #s, 15 euros/mo, works with Tor. At this moment we support Credit Card, Bitcoin, Etherum, Litecoin, Monero, Apple Pay, iDeal & AliPay.

smspool.net financial services are not allowed. Good ratings on Trustpilot. $30/mo for rental for all services, found on kycnot.me

https://onlinesim.io/ single use #s are virtual no SIM, long term rentals are SIM. States unlimited rental, but Addl Info" says max 180 days.Accept Monero, seems to work with Tor.

One-time receiving messages from one site: from $ 0.01 for the site. Time for receiving SMS: Up to 20 minutes. Number prolongation: Not available. You can receive SMSOnly from one site / application selected when ordering. 98 countries, 10 million #s

Long term rental: receive SMS from any sites from $ 3 per day (says $.52/day under "Addl Info") Rent term: Unlimited (from 1 day) Number prolongation: Available. 27 countries incl US, 1412 #s.

https://jmp.chat/ VOIP, uses Jabber, doesn't work with banks, accepts BTC

https://felixmerchant.com/ accepts BTC, ETH, XMR, Paypal and others, non-VOIP, real SIM #s, works with Tor, can buy one time use for $3. For long term rentals, they only offer single service long term rentals: US # for one service is $25/mo, $290/yr.

https://www.smscodes.io/ accept BTC, XMR. Long term rental avail for years. Have to register before you see long term prices. Uses real SIM card #s, doesn't accept morke.org for acct registration, does accept protonmail, Mult countries but no US #s available, UK# for SMS verif: Single Service: $8.00/mo, Multiple Services: $14.00/mo, US# $21/month, requires 2 captchas to log in from Tor

https://phantomphone.app/ - US #s only, real SIMS in real phones, long term rental only, works with Tor, $20/mo or $120/year, accepts XMR and most altcoins thru Trocador app at checkout, run by dgoon on r/monero (also runs Anon Shop, an anonymous delivery service)

Here are some more single use sites, i.e. no long term rentals, and I don't know which payment methods they accept:

https://receive-smss.com/ temp, virtual only, has US #s https://sms24.me/en/ all temporary, has US #s https://temp-number.com/ temp, virtual only, has US #s

https://temporary-phone-number.com/ temp virtual only, disposable, free, has US #s they seem to post the received SMSs publicly!

https://sms4sats.com/ pay only via BTC lightning network, currently no US #s, can only use for 4 hrs, $7.66 for 4 hrs, found on kycnot.me

https://monerosms.com/ only US#s, Virtual SMS $3.60 USD/mo; Real SIM Card Cell Number (currently out of stock) $18.99 USD/mo; Bitcoin, fiat, and shitcoins accepted manually. In the future they will be accepted in an automated fashion. Monero is the most private method.

https://virtualsim.net/ based in Russia, Personal dedicated, fully or partially, phone numbers of Ukraine, Russia, Cambodia, Kazakhstan and United Kingdom and few other countries (no US #s) to register and keep any web service with SMS verification, mult plans without operator needed from $15-30/mo; with operator, cheaper plans, but can only use SMS during certain parts of the day, uses SIM cards only. We accept payments only in cryptocurrency, PerfectMoney, Qiwi. EXTENDED plan $15/month avail 15h/day 07-22 GMT (11pm - 2pm PST) Dedicated SIM Any services, found on kycnot.me

https://www.onesimcard.com/

AVOID crypton.sh They scammed me.

Another alternative is to use XMR to rent a phone number for receipt of a one time SMS verification code at a cost of $3-5. In the past, Google would not ask for a SMS verification code again after the creation of an account, but if you are worried that they might, you can also rent a phone number long term.

How does this work? Does the Google account you purchase come preverified (so no SMS phone # verification is required) and with a predetermined username and password?

How about fluffypony 2.0?

Fuck this thread.

If you don't have anything useful to contribute here (which you never do), then get the fuck off my thread.

If they put fixed offers at the time higher the market price would you take it? You fucking wouldnt is my guess

My expectation is that they all should be slightly higher than the market price so that the seller can make a profit. That's how it was with all trades on localmonero. Have you even ever done a cash by mail trade?

could be a old listing, and if you try to trade they will cancel and relist at the current rate

Isn't this kind of a bullshit reason akin to a "bait and switch" offer that would make people hesitant to use RetoSwap?

OK, I guess I'll take your word for it, but XMR never was offered for less than market value for cash by mail trades on localmonero.co.

Letely, the price is going up but many of those offers may have been made a day ago or something.

This is the whole thrust of my question. Are these "old" offers from "a day ago" that will suddenly increase when I respond to the "old" offer or are the sellers committed to the advertised price, even if it's below market value?

Also, some people may be willing to take a little haircut to get the trade done fast.

Really? Sellers do that?

I don't understand what you mean. Right now the value of 1 XMR is $213 USD. There are sell offers ranging from $208 to $236. The cash market exchange rate should be the same for all offers, right? Why would someone want to sell XMR for below market rate?

I think you misunderstood my question. I posed it as a buyer responding to a sell offer. Why would a seller offer XMR for $5 less than market value and want to lose money?