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Hello there,

Bitcoins in Brazil are more expensive than in any other place in the world! Like everything else. I mean, the prices here in Brazil are crazy!

So I had some BTC´s that I bought a couple of months ago and I sold it yesterday instantly for R$ 3187,00/BTC or USD 1380.08/BTC!!!!

You don´t belive me? That´s ok =)!!! Just check the BTC price at www.mercadobitcoin.com.br it´s the main bitcoin trading website in Brazil and it´s where I sold mine. You will find the prices in brazilian Real, just calculate the exchange rate in any economics site to USD to see what I´m talking about!

Since I´m out of Bitcoins, I´m looking for partners to sell bitcoins in the brazilian market.

So here is the deal: I have a verified account at mercadobitcoin.com.br and I´m ready to do trades, so you send me the Bitcoins (calm down! read the whole thing! ) and I´ll sell them at mercadobitcoin.com.br, hold a comission for me and send you your money through pay-pal or anyway you´d prefer.

We can discuss my comission depending on the price that you want to sell. I´ll let you know how much the people at mercadobitcoin.com are willing to pay, and we discuss a diferent comission for each order.

Want to do a test? contact me at thiroch@gmail.com and I´ll search for a small purchase order at the site and we do the trade to show you that you can trust me.

We can also talk on skype and etc, to talk face to face.

I hope that you guys enjoy the oportunity of selling BTC´s in the market that are willing to pay big dollars for your BTC´s

Cheers!

Thiago

The volume looks absolutely tiny.

Yes, most of the buy orders are small, but you can find some like - 2,495 BTC´s for R$ 3410/BTC That´s USD1467,92/BTC . Total = 3662.46.

It´s not a fortune but I believe is more than any price you can get   ;)

Cheers!

Thiago

Why would anyone trust you.

You registered today

Even if the first trade goes well whats the guarantee you will not scam from the next ones

Do they payout to paypal?

This is crazy. Build a reputation before asking for Bitcoin.

People, don't send anything to this unknown guy that just popped from nowhere.

Wow! calm down people! I´m no scammer.  :-\

I know I just started at the forum and I know is early to ask for bitcoins. I just want to do partnerships.

I´m not sure what can I do to be trusted, just tell me what you want for a warranty... Cell phone and residential phone numbers, talk through Skype, my facebook page... Just let me prove that I can be trusted.

Cheers,

Thiago

No. When the sell order is completed the money appears as credit in my mercadobitcoin account, then I cash out to my bank account and send to you through Paypal or however you´d like it.

Cheers!


Thiago

There is scam like this everyday. Sending documents is not enough. You cannot cancel a Bitcoin transaction. Classic-Scam.

You can charge back a Paypal transaction and get back the money you sent : Double-Scam.

I said, that I would use Paypal to send the money to you or any other method you want. If you think Paypal can be charged back, just ask for a different way for me to send you the money.

So Superresistant let´s do this:

- Sell to me some bitcoin.
- I´ll sell them at mercadobitcoin.com
- Then I´ll send to you the money I got from the bitcoins minus my comission.
- Then you send to me the money I paid for your bitcoins.

So you get the profit and now I have to trust you.

Cheers.

Thiago

So I found a partner.

We´ll probably have our first deal done by Tuesday or Wednesday next week (brazilian banks schedule delay the deal a little). I´ll ask him to leave his review of the deal here. so you guys can check.

Anyway, thanks for your attention.

Cheers!

Thiago

No problem Thiago - these guys are all pussies.  I'll do business with you. 

First send me an envelop full of cash.  When I get that, I'll send you some bitcoin.  After you sell the bitcoin, you'll have more money than you send.  Send whatever amount you want. 

No problem.  I trust you.  I love dealing with guys like you.

You are funny mate! HA-HA...

Anyway, just wait until the feedback from my new partner, a trusted Bitcoin dealer, and than you can come cry later to me to sell your "bitchcoins" here.

See you  when the first deal is done. I´ll show some Print Screens of the orders...

Cheers.

Thiago

Wow! calm down people! I´m no scammer.   :-\

Scammer Scammer Scammer
Really, your communication skills are not the best as for they reassemble how a scammer would talk to me.
Nobody needs your cell phone number, except for some stalkers here.

I'd suggest all members to be careful, Hard to say if this user is a scammer or not, probably not, but be careful nonetheless.

Just in case you don't know, mercadobitcoin.com.br is run by a scammer known in this forum.

You heard it, now if you don't believe it then it's homework time.

Hahahahhahaha.... You have NO ideia what you are talking about!

Mercado Bitcoin is legit business here in Brazil.

Just Google it..!!

I don´t understand why you would say that, maybe you are just an Ass*ole.

Here's the lovely owner of the scam: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=46750.0

You might want to skip to the final pages, and also search for the domain here.

Maybe my communication skills are not the best, because English is not my native language.

Anyway, right now I´m not asking anybody to belive me, as I said before, Just wait, I found a partner and feedback will be posted here by next week with Print Screens of the orders and everything else.

Cheers.

Thiago.

Even in the rare event that you are not a scammer, you are attempting to trade at a exchange owned by a scammer as was pointed to you earlier (you failed the homework).

Look, I understand that you are trying to avoid scammers and protect people from this forum, but what I have to tell you is that I did my homework, and is more complete than yours, mate.

No one has proved that the owner of the site is a scammer. The source of your "homework" is that discussion on that link? Are you kidding me?

Again... just wait until next week and you´ll see.

Cheers.

Thiago

With the recent rise in Brazilian eBay scammers I've encountered on eBay lately I wouldn't send you anything.  Digital or otherwise. 

And since when do Brazilian people refer to others as "mate?"

I thought that was an Australian thing? 

Jesus Christ!! OK, again!! I´m not asking anyone to send me bitcoins now, I said that I found a partner and I will post next week the results of the deal, wait and see.

I refer to others as "mate" because I had an australian friend living here in Brazil for six months and I learnt, almost everything I know in English, from him. Are you satisfied with the explanation? Any other question?

you can share our website to them so they will buy directly at also low rates.

That's not enough for me, nor should it be for anyone. 

I've been scammed before - I know some Nigerian Princes/Kings/Queens and whatnot.

I've been around the block.... 

If the money is that good then buy some BTC on your own and sell it.  Keep the profits for yourself. 

So you are a "tough internet nigga" and know how to live in the "internet streets".

Good for you mate!!

I do buy BTC and sell it, but with this system I can earn some comission. You know, stock brokers do that too!

Haha, you're going to have to convince me that stock brokers are honest.   Then bankers, politicians, police officers, etc.

You're comparing yourself to a profession that is full of dishonest con men looking to make a quick buck.  Not saying they all are, but it only takes on time, mate.

 :D

Dipshit, if you're going to scam, at least try to make it less obvious. Oh and fuck off.

Haha agree.
You are a very bad scammer.

How to spot a scammer :
1 - He talks way too much. The more he talks, the more probable he is a scammer.

@superresistant:

Quote from OP:


That offer didn't sound too bad… Did this transaction actually happen like this? Or is it still in progress?

Read again, first line :

Means send me some Bitcoin first = you are fucked.

@superresistant: I understood OP differently.

@OP: Was that the way you meant it?

Anyway, this idea is probably "dead" by now...