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What's up guys? Check out all of the items I am selling on eBay right now right here: http://search.ebay.ca/?sass=ibuyvideocards&ht=-1 (http://search.ebay.ca/?sass=ibuyvideocards&ht=-1)

These are not my cards, they are my crazy friends who does not have an ebay account, but I can assure you they are all in great condition and I am putting up my own reputation to back the sale.

The buyer of any auction can make payment in bitcoin if they so choose.

As your forum account was last active early-august, and since then these forums have been hacked, I'd be hard pressed to believe such claims without more evidence.

I maybe wrong, but something smells fishy here.

Dude, gimme a break. You are wrong. You did some research (congrats!) but not enough.

I have posted from the exact same ebay account before, see this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=11603.0

I don't come here anymore because this place blows thanks to incredibly skeptical/paranoid people such as yourself.

I live on r/bitcoin now - if you are a paranoid freak of a person you get downvoted into oblivion. I like it better that way.

EDIT: I mean jesus christ. I posted a link to an ebay seller account with 100% feedback and recent transactions to prove it.

Even if that "wasn't me", what could possibly be fishy about that?

I was worried a regular person would buy one of my miner cards and get pissed about artifacts ect...

It's too bad that you are using stock photos for everything and didn't include any pics of the actuall products because I am in Canada and would have bid the shit out of nearly everything posted under that Ebay user profile.......

Fishy or not, stock photos don't provide a whole lot of proof of ownership.

Dude, he's selling on ebay. When is the last time you bought something there from someone with 100% feeback, paying with paypal yet demanded "proof of ownership"?

I would not have any worries with buying these other then price.

As both a seller and buyer on ebay I can tell you now the buyer is pretty damn safe on any transaction paid with paypal.  I do not fear buying anymore other then temporary inconvenience with a bad product.  Paypal will side with the buyer 95% of the time. 

As a seller on ebay, the risk is a buyer ripping you off.  That can and does happen.

I have spent 10's of thousands of dollars on Ebay on Computer parts, Car Audio and Car parts for my Skyline GTR resto project using 3 Ebay accounts that total over 2,000 feedback as buyer/seller and 100% rated, have a Paypal account that had a rating of nearly 2,000 before the rating system was done away with and I have only been burned ONCE (International shipper, damaged item, no Paypal protection).

100% feedback you say ? from a seller with 3 unique buyers, 4 sales under $20 and a fluke 5970 sale ? I'LL TAKE THE TIME TO COVER MY ASS, as I have always done in the past. THANKS.....