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Title: [SOLD] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Sold out 6/4/15
Post by: ACCTseller on July 19, 2014, 07:58:33 PM
Inventory and prices updated 6/4/15, several accounts are still available

The accounts have not been hacked.

Sold out.  - Congrats to everyone who was able to purchase a high quality account from me.
  
 
Escrow is accepted. If you are not willing to use escrow and are not willing to send the BTC first then do not bother to contact me. For transactions of this size escrow is generally free.

Prices are negotiable. Prices greatly reduced and are absolutely the lowest I will accept. Please PM all offers.

I will offer a 5% discount if you buy 3 or more accounts. Less then 3 accounts are left

FAQ
  • Can I pick the username of account I wish to purchase? No, you must pay and have the TX confirmed prior to learning the username of the account.
  • Can I get a refund? No, all sales are final.
  • Is this allowed per forum rules? Yes see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303414.msg3269475#msg3269475
  • Why would I want to purchase an account? Most people buy accounts so they don't have to wait 360 seconds every time they post. Others also want to participate in a signature campaign.
  • How much can I earn in a signature campaign? See this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
  • Am I interested in buying your account? No


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: williamj2543 on July 20, 2014, 03:38:07 PM
I have several Full and SR member forum accounts for sale.

All accounts were created in late 2013 and have neutral trust. The accounts have not been hacked.

Full Member Accounts:
Starting at .13BTC for accounts with 140-154 activity
.25BTC for accounts with 238 activity
Other full member accounts available as well.

Senior Accounts
.50BTC for accounts with 252-268 activity

Most accounts have avatars.

Escrow is accepted.

Prices are neogeoable. Please PM all offers.

FAQ
  • Can I pick the username of account I wish to purchase? No, you must pay and have the TX confirmed prior to learning the username of the account.
  • Can I get a refund? No, all sales are final.
  • Is this allowed per forum rules? Yes see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303414.msg3269475#msg3269475
  • Why would I want to purchase an account? Most people buy accounts so they don't have to wait 360 seconds every time they post. Others also want to participate in a signature campaign.
  • How much can I earn in a signature campaign? See this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 20, 2014, 08:49:14 PM
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.
Thank you for your feedback.

As I said in the OP, I am willing to negotiate on all prices, and the worse I can do is tell you that your offer is too low. :)

You can easily ROI in under a month with a Senior account for 0.50 BTC on a signature campaign.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: williamj2543 on July 20, 2014, 08:50:35 PM
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.
Thank you for your feedback.

As I said in the OP, I am willing to negotiate on all prices, and the worse I can do is tell you that your offer is too low. :)

You can easily ROI in under a month with a Senior account for 0.50 BTC on a signature campaign.
Not under a month. Currently the highest rank is hero that makes a difference in sig campaigns, and you would have to do 400 posts in a month to get the max of 0.48BTC, which is quite a bit.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 21, 2014, 03:41:40 AM
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.
Thank you for your feedback.

As I said in the OP, I am willing to negotiate on all prices, and the worse I can do is tell you that your offer is too low. :)

You can easily ROI in under a month with a Senior account for 0.50 BTC on a signature campaign.
Not under a month. Currently the highest rank is hero that makes a difference in sig campaigns, and you would have to do 400 posts in a month to get the max of 0.48BTC, which is quite a bit.
FXOpen pays 0.0013 BTC per post and allows 125 posts per week, so after 4 weeks, someone could earn 0.65 BTC and would ROI.

See this thread for signature rates https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: williamj2543 on July 21, 2014, 03:44:16 AM
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.
Thank you for your feedback.

As I said in the OP, I am willing to negotiate on all prices, and the worse I can do is tell you that your offer is too low. :)

You can easily ROI in under a month with a Senior account for 0.50 BTC on a signature campaign.
Not under a month. Currently the highest rank is hero that makes a difference in sig campaigns, and you would have to do 400 posts in a month to get the max of 0.48BTC, which is quite a bit.
FXOpen pays 0.0013 BTC per post and allows 125 posts per week, so after 4 weeks, someone could earn 0.65 BTC and would ROI.

See this thread for signature rates https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
The campaign isn't open for new joiners, so I would expect it to be hard to get into. And if you are making 125 posts per week, you probably already have a hero or senior account.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 21, 2014, 11:00:16 PM
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.
Thank you for your feedback.

As I said in the OP, I am willing to negotiate on all prices, and the worse I can do is tell you that your offer is too low. :)

You can easily ROI in under a month with a Senior account for 0.50 BTC on a signature campaign.
Not under a month. Currently the highest rank is hero that makes a difference in sig campaigns, and you would have to do 400 posts in a month to get the max of 0.48BTC, which is quite a bit.
FXOpen pays 0.0013 BTC per post and allows 125 posts per week, so after 4 weeks, someone could earn 0.65 BTC and would ROI.

See this thread for signature rates https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
The campaign isn't open for new joiners, so I would expect it to be hard to get into. And if you are making 125 posts per week, you probably already have a hero or senior account.
There are other compaigns that have higher posting limits as well.

Your activity is based on how many two week periods you post using your account. It would be very well possible that someone could have joined the forum recentally and has not accumlated enough activity yet. A user could also want an additional account to earn extra from signature campaigns.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: monbux on July 21, 2014, 11:55:42 PM
Seems like a good idea, but the accounts are waay too expensive. I have built up my activity/post count from the occasional post (maybe once a day), not worth .5 btc (~300$). Drop your prices a bit, and you will see some buyers. I would probably sell my account for a maximum of .1 btc, but I don't want to.
Thank you for your feedback.

As I said in the OP, I am willing to negotiate on all prices, and the worse I can do is tell you that your offer is too low. :)

You can easily ROI in under a month with a Senior account for 0.50 BTC on a signature campaign.
Not under a month. Currently the highest rank is hero that makes a difference in sig campaigns, and you would have to do 400 posts in a month to get the max of 0.48BTC, which is quite a bit.
FXOpen pays 0.0013 BTC per post and allows 125 posts per week, so after 4 weeks, someone could earn 0.65 BTC and would ROI.

See this thread for signature rates https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
The campaign isn't open for new joiners, so I would expect it to be hard to get into. And if you are making 125 posts per week, you probably already have a hero or senior account.
There are other compaigns that have higher posting limits as well.

Your activity is based on how many two week periods you post using your account. It would be very well possible that someone could have joined the forum recentally and has not accumlated enough activity yet. A user could also want an additional account to earn extra from signature campaigns.

Your information is a bit messed.  Primedice is currently the top paying signature, 0.48 BTC a month at hero member status, and 0.4 BTC a month at senior member status, MAX.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 22, 2014, 12:38:51 AM
still selling. Have had several transactions go very smoothly.


[There are other compaigns that have higher posting limits as well.

Your activity is based on how many two week periods you post using your account. It would be very well possible that someone could have joined the forum recentally and has not accumlated enough activity yet. A user could also want an additional account to earn extra from signature campaigns.

Your information is a bit messed.  Primedice is currently the top paying signature, 0.48 BTC a month at hero member status, and 0.4 BTC a month at senior member status, MAX.
Monbux - PD is not the top paying signature campaign, FXopen is. However even if you were to accept the assumption that you can only make .40 BTC per month, you would ROI in less then two months and earn a 60% return on a .50 BTC investment after two months.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: u9y42 on July 22, 2014, 01:02:48 AM
still selling. Have had several transactions go very smoothly.


[There are other compaigns that have higher posting limits as well.

Your activity is based on how many two week periods you post using your account. It would be very well possible that someone could have joined the forum recentally and has not accumlated enough activity yet. A user could also want an additional account to earn extra from signature campaigns.

Your information is a bit messed.  Primedice is currently the top paying signature, 0.48 BTC a month at hero member status, and 0.4 BTC a month at senior member status, MAX.
Monbux - PD is not the top paying signature campaign, FXopen is. However even if you were to accept the assumption that you can only make .40 BTC per month, you would ROI in less then two months and earn a 60% return on a .50 BTC investment after two months.

Unfortunately, FXOpen is closing after the last payment period; that is, tomorrow. So Monbux is right: in the pay per post campaigns, PD is the highest paying one at the moment, and you'd need 2 months at least to make up for the account (and post like hell to get there). ;)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ShakyhandsBTCer on July 22, 2014, 03:06:54 AM
still selling. Have had several transactions go very smoothly.
Your information is a bit messed.  Primedice is currently the top paying signature, 0.48 BTC a month at hero member status, and 0.4 BTC a month at senior member status, MAX.
Monbux - PD is not the top paying signature campaign, FXopen is. However even if you were to accept the assumption that you can only make .40 BTC per month, you would ROI in less then two months and earn a 60% return on a .50 BTC investment after two months.
Unfortunately, FXOpen is closing after the last payment period; that is, tomorrow. So Monbux is right: in the pay per post campaigns, PD is the highest paying one at the moment, and you'd need 2 months at least to make up for the account (and post like hell to get there). ;)
I have no interest in buying any forum accounts, however two months is really not a long time to make your money back and then some. There are few other investment opportunities that will allow you to make this kind of money.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: Bitcoin Swami on July 22, 2014, 04:10:46 AM
Why we can't know the username... Also why are you using "Newbie" account ?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 22, 2014, 04:14:50 AM
Pretty sure you are selling hacked account, this is the reason why we can't know the username... Also why are you using "Newbie" account ?
I am not selling hacked accounts.

Although selling forum accounts is allowed as per forum rules, it is frowned upon by the community and people will negitive trust the accounts, making the accounts worthless as most signature campaigns want accounts with neutral or positive trust.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: u9y42 on July 22, 2014, 04:37:23 AM
I have no interest in buying any forum accounts, however two months is really not a long time to make your money back and then some. There are few other investment opportunities that will allow you to make this kind of money.

Sure, 2 months isn't a long time for an investment, but you have to consider it's an investment that requires work: namely, posting over 400 times, which not something everyone has the time and/or patience for. Also, PD is planning on changing its payment structure, so there is no guarantee this would even be profitable any time soon - and we all know how stable most other campaigns are. :P

Pretty sure you are selling hacked account, this is the reason why we can't know the username... Also why are you using "Newbie" account ?
I am not selling hacked accounts.

Although selling forum accounts is allowed as per forum rules, it is frowned upon by the community and people will negitive trust the accounts, making the accounts worthless as most signature campaigns want accounts with neutral or positive trust.

And especially if the accounts have past trades, with positive trust, I think the negative feedback is warranted as it can easily promoted scamming. Speaking of which, where is Vod? ;)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 22, 2014, 05:16:22 AM
I have no interest in buying any forum accounts, however two months is really not a long time to make your money back and then some. There are few other investment opportunities that will allow you to make this kind of money.

Sure, 2 months isn't a long time for an investment, but you have to consider it's an investment that requires work: namely, posting over 400 times, which not something everyone has the time and/or patience for. Also, PD is planning on changing its payment structure, so there is no guarantee this would even be profitable any time soon - and we all know how stable most other campaigns are. :P
You are correct that there is no guarantee, but if you were to buy the account now then you can earn .48 this money (stunna said he is not going to change payment structure this month) and you would almost certainly earn more then .02 next month so you would still easily ROI in less then two months.
Pretty sure you are selling hacked account, this is the reason why we can't know the username... Also why are you using "Newbie" account ?
I am not selling hacked accounts.

Although selling forum accounts is allowed as per forum rules, it is frowned upon by the community and people will negitive trust the accounts, making the accounts worthless as most signature campaigns want accounts with neutral or positive trust.

And especially if the accounts have past trades, with positive trust, I think the negative feedback is warranted as it can easily promoted scamming. Speaking of which, where is Vod? ;)
Account selling is not for people looking for account with positive trust as most people that have traded will not sell their account. Regardless, it is well known that it is always advisable to use escrow for all trades.

If vod were to negitive trust me then I would just continue using escrow and being able to sell my accounts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: Brewins on July 22, 2014, 05:44:40 AM
I have no interest in buying any forum accounts, however two months is really not a long time to make your money back and then some. There are few other investment opportunities that will allow you to make this kind of money.

Sure, 2 months isn't a long time for an investment, but you have to consider it's an investment that requires work: namely, posting over 400 times, which not something everyone has the time and/or patience for. Also, PD is planning on changing its payment structure, so there is no guarantee this would even be profitable any time soon - and we all know how stable most other campaigns are. :P
You are correct that there is no guarantee, but if you were to buy the account now then you can earn .48 this money (stunna said he is not going to change payment structure this month) and you would almost certainly earn more then .02 next month so you would still easily ROI in less then two months.



0.48 you get with the hero account. The limit is 400 posts/month, so for seniors the max is 0.4/month, and 0.24/month for full members.
Also FX campaign is dead, unlike you tried to make the possible buyers think.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org SR and full member accounts
Post by: ACCTseller on July 22, 2014, 02:08:07 PM
I have no interest in buying any forum accounts, however two months is really not a long time to make your money back and then some. There are few other investment opportunities that will allow you to make this kind of money.

Sure, 2 months isn't a long time for an investment, but you have to consider it's an investment that requires work: namely, posting over 400 times, which not something everyone has the time and/or patience for. Also, PD is planning on changing its payment structure, so there is no guarantee this would even be profitable any time soon - and we all know how stable most other campaigns are. :P
You are correct that there is no guarantee, but if you were to buy the account now then you can earn .48 this money (stunna said he is not going to change payment structure this month) and you would almost certainly earn more then .02 next month so you would still easily ROI in less then two months.



0.48 you get with the hero account. The limit is 400 posts/month, so for seniors the max is 0.4/month, and 0.24/month for full members.
Also FX campaign is dead, unlike you tried to make the possible buyers think.

This limits have been discussed alreadly.

It is also been discussed that the FXOpen campaign is closing. The OP was not aware of this fact when it was brought up.

The price for my senior account is reasonable. If you would like to buy it but the price is too high then you can PM me an offer.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts ***prices lowered***
Post by: ACCTseller on July 22, 2014, 07:22:44 PM
Prices have been lowered, and accounts have been added to my inventory due to position promotions.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts ***prices lowered***
Post by: Fiora on July 22, 2014, 11:42:42 PM
are you also buying accounts as well?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts ***prices lowered***
Post by: u9y42 on July 23, 2014, 12:15:19 AM
are you also buying accounts as well?
The only account that I would be willing to buy is the Tradefortress account.

Other then that I do not buy accounts as it is too risky. I create my own accounts.

Out of curiosity, why would you want to buy his account in particular? To have the record on least trusted score in the forum? :P


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts ***prices lowered***
Post by: ACCTseller on July 23, 2014, 12:32:05 AM
are you also buying accounts as well?
The only account that I would be willing to buy is the Tradefortress account.

Other then that I do not buy accounts as it is too risky. I create my own accounts.

Out of curiosity, why would you want to buy his account in particular? To have the record on least trusted score in the forum? :P
I think the TradeFortress account is one that is known by most of the community so it may potentially have some resale value. Everyone knows that the account was sold at least once so anyone would be stupid to try to scam with it.

Other then that one account, I want to only sell accounts that I create as it would guarantee both me and my buyers that the accounts have not been hacked.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts ***prices lowered***
Post by: fatguyyyyy on July 28, 2014, 09:32:00 PM
Any chance to lower your sr. account. I can buy an on-going if you do a better price.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts ***prices lowered***
Post by: ACCTseller on July 28, 2014, 10:22:59 PM
Any chance to lower your sr. account. I can buy an on-going if you do a better price.
PM sent.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: ACCTseller on August 13, 2014, 12:47:04 PM
How many member accounts do you have and can you offer a bulk discount ?
I will send you a PM on this as well. But I have 2 member accounts currently and I am not able to offer discounts based on volume due to the amount of time it takes to make them and how little they sell for.

If you were to buy multiple senior accounts as part of one transaction then I can offer a discount.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: Candystripes on August 13, 2014, 09:36:47 PM
Is it just one Senior member account you have? I may be interested in one, but I can't pay a fortune. PM me.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: ACCTseller on August 13, 2014, 10:27:03 PM
Is it just one Senior member account you have? I may be interested in one, but I can't pay a fortune. PM me.
I have multiple Senior accounts. Sending PM now.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: jamescrypto on August 14, 2014, 08:00:29 PM
0.25 BTC for senior member account.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: ACCTseller on August 14, 2014, 09:44:05 PM
0.25 BTC for senior member account.
I sent a PM but that is much too low.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: Candystripes on August 14, 2014, 10:21:30 PM
PM me the activity of the member account.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org Hero, and Senior accounts (also have member account)
Post by: ACCTseller on August 14, 2014, 10:49:25 PM
PM me the activity of the member account.
PM sent


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ilovecoinZ on August 17, 2014, 11:09:17 AM
PM me your BEST deal on a member account, I want to join a sig deal.

Ive had some other offers so if you are cheaper than them i shall buy from you, im not getting into a pm barter war, just one PM with your best price, if its lower than your competitors i will reply and buy from you, if its not i wont reply.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 17, 2014, 02:33:11 PM
PM me your BEST deal on a member account, I want to join a sig deal.

Ive had some other offers so if you are cheaper than them i shall buy from you, im not getting into a pm barter war, just one PM with your best price, if its lower than your competitors i will reply and buy from you, if its not i wont reply.
My prices are listed on my OP. If you want to make an offer I will consider it.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: PeanutCoins on August 18, 2014, 07:09:39 AM
dont buy these accounts anymore for the price they are asking cause now PD sig campaign will be gone a different direction


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 18, 2014, 11:10:43 AM
dont buy these accounts anymore for the price they are asking cause now PD sig campaign will be gone a different direction
Senior accounts should be worth more then this because if you have anything less you can make much less with other campaigns.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: PeanutCoins on August 19, 2014, 08:14:25 AM
dont buy these accounts anymore for the price they are asking cause now PD sig campaign will be gone a different direction
Senior accounts should be worth more then this because if you have anything less you can make much less with other campaigns.

ha ha your so wrong, seniors nor hero can join PD sign campaign any more, get .10btc for them while you can.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 19, 2014, 11:08:23 AM
dont buy these accounts anymore for the price they are asking cause now PD sig campaign will be gone a different direction
Senior accounts should be worth more then this because if you have anything less you can make much less with other campaigns.

ha ha your so wrong, seniors nor hero can join PD sign campaign any more, get .10btc for them while you can.
That is not true. You are trolling. Seniors and heros can still join the PD campaign and any other campaign that is open.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: niktitan132 on August 19, 2014, 11:14:11 AM
dont buy these accounts anymore for the price they are asking cause now PD sig campaign will be gone a different direction
Senior accounts should be worth more then this because if you have anything less you can make much less with other campaigns.

ha ha your so wrong, seniors nor hero can join PD sign campaign any more, get .10btc for them while you can.
That is not true. You are trolling. Seniors and heros can still join the PD campaign and any other campaign that is open.

For now seniors and hero can't join PD sign campaign because it is full until someone quits. ;)

https://i.imgur.com/0VMGERG.png (http://primedice.com)

...

Status
All ranks under senior: No longer offered
Senior: FULL
Hero: FULL
Legendary/Staff: Available

...


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 19, 2014, 11:34:02 AM
dont buy these accounts anymore for the price they are asking cause now PD sig campaign will be gone a different direction
Senior accounts should be worth more then this because if you have anything less you can make much less with other campaigns.

ha ha your so wrong, seniors nor hero can join PD sign campaign any more, get .10btc for them while you can.
That is not true. You are trolling. Seniors and heros can still join the PD campaign and any other campaign that is open.

For now seniors and hero can't join PD sign campaign because it is full until someone quits. ;)

https://i.imgur.com/0VMGERG.png (http://primedice.com)

...

Status
All ranks under senior: No longer offered
Senior: FULL
Hero: FULL
Legendary/Staff: Available

...

Ya I see this :/ It appears that PrimeDice is focusing their advertising money elsewhere (I saw Stunna looking for a SEO expert several days ago but will only pay if they are successful in getting their site to page 1 of search results of certain keywords.

I personally think this is a bad idea as the signature campaign is the most efficient way to advertise a BTC related gambling site (IMO).

There will still be other campaigns that people can join with purchased accounts and there are other campaigns open today.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: MemberBit on August 19, 2014, 12:51:32 PM
Hello
I also selling my old account

Posts:    274
Activity:    126
Position:    Full Member

Looking price 50 usd.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 19, 2014, 01:17:31 PM
Hello
I also selling my old account

Posts:    274
Activity:    126
Position:    Full Member

Looking price 50 usd.
I don't buy accounts. Sorry.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: Josepht on August 23, 2014, 06:21:58 AM
Is your senior account already enrolled in a signature program?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 23, 2014, 06:26:24 AM
Is your senior account already enrolled in a signature program?
PM sent.

To answer publicly - my lower level senior accounts are enrolled in a very basic signature campaign. My senior accounts with higher activity levels are enrolled in very high paying signature campaigns that have the potential to make .48 BTC per month for 400 posts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: escapeX on August 24, 2014, 05:04:14 AM
DId all Hero member sold out?I want one.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on August 24, 2014, 05:43:44 AM
DId all Hero member sold out?I want one.
PM sent.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: w4ssop on September 16, 2014, 08:04:12 AM
Isn't the price of member account a little too high?
Just asking.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: zolace on September 16, 2014, 10:45:11 AM
I think a good price for senior account will be .25 to .30


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: Brokers on September 23, 2014, 02:37:40 PM
I think it's too high. 


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts -new Hero account due to activity promotion
Post by: ACCTseller on September 23, 2014, 06:08:37 PM
Isn't the price of member account a little too high?
Just asking.
no. If I sell for less then they would not be worth my time.
I think a good price for senior account will be .25 to .30
i disagree. There are few sig campaigns now but more will pop up in the future.
I think it's too high. 
i disagree. I responded to your pm but my prices are what they are truly worth.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: hilariousandco on October 06, 2014, 06:01:57 PM
Those prices for Heroes are very steep and can't imagine you'll sell them given the current lack of deals. What's the most you've sold one for? I've never seen them go for much more than 1btc unless they've got something special like much trusted feedback or are on default trust etc.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: ACCTseller on October 06, 2014, 06:21:39 PM
Those prices for Heroes are very steep and can't imagine you'll sell them given the current lack of deals. What's the most you've sold one for? I've never seen them go for much more than 1btc unless they've got something special like much trusted feedback or are on default trust etc.
i have sold a 700+ hero for 2.8 a few months ago. That one did not have any trust period. The only other hero that I have sold had only around 500 activity and sold for 1.1 btc. My asking price on both of them were a lot higher then thr selling price so I was able to start at a high price and let the buyer negotiate down some. I don't really like advertising as much buy my more expensive hero does have positive trust however I am weary about selling it because that can potentially be sold for bad things. I will probably lower my price on my other hero later today.

I am willing to wait for the right buyer as there will eventually will be more signature deals that pay well. There are also a few alt coin deals that pay based on activity that I have seen some people use with my purchased accounts. I'm not sure how much they pay in terms of btc though.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: hilariousandco on October 06, 2014, 06:28:37 PM
2.8btc for an account is nuts. Unfortunately I think most people who buy accounts for that much probably want them for nefarious reasons. Can't see why they would pay that much otherwise. What are the alt coin deals? I don't go in the alt section much so not up to date with any of their campaigns. Is there a alt coin sig overview thread or something?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: ACCTseller on October 06, 2014, 06:36:38 PM
2.8btc for an account is nuts. Unfortunately I think most people who buy accounts for that much probably want them for nefarious reasons. Can't see why they would pay that much otherwise. What are the alt coin deals? I don't go in the alt section much so not up to date with any of their campaigns. Is there a alt coin sig overview thread or something?
the account had no trust so they could do limited damage with it. It hasn't been very active since it was purchased. I'm not sure what the plan is but there is no reason to pay that much to do something bad if they could get a hero account for less (maybe it was the fact that the posts were made in good English which makes it less unprofessional).

I don't think there is a thread about alt coin campaigns but one person bought 5 accounts and put them all on the VPN coin campaign, appearently they pay Vpn coins every few days if you at least log in and it is based on your activity. I can find the thread if you are interested. I'm not sure what Vpn coin does as I am really not interested in alts.

EDIT: you also need to remember that hero accounts are very rare as there are only a few hundred of them and they are not available very often. If someone wants the prestige of a hero account and doesn't want to wait they will need to pay a preimum. If they are willing to wait some time then they might be able to snag a better price.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: monnecon on October 08, 2014, 05:20:21 AM
Willing to buy some accounts, sent you an PM. If this transaction goes smoothly I'll consider buying a higher ranked account later.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: ACCTseller on October 08, 2014, 07:05:17 AM
Willing to buy some accounts, sent you an PM. If this transaction goes smoothly I'll consider buying a higher ranked account later.
Sent another PM.
Replied to your PMs


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: monnecon on October 08, 2014, 07:44:10 AM
Thanks for your patience, but I sent another PM ;D ;D ;D


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: Bit-Gods on October 08, 2014, 09:10:38 AM
Is it legal to buy and sell accounts?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: hilariousandco on October 08, 2014, 09:34:02 AM
Is it legal to buy and sell accounts?

Yes, buying or selling accounts is allowed, but that doesn't mean the staff or admins endorse it, but it's not against the rules.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: monnecon on October 10, 2014, 05:46:16 AM
Is it legal to buy and sell accounts?

Yes, buying or selling accounts is allowed, but that doesn't mean the staff or admins endorse it, but it's not against the rules.

But lenders can get easily scammed by account status of member, and scammers can purchase an account at a low price, then get a loan of, perhaps 0.5 for a senior member, then sell the negative trust account.(people are buying negative trust accounts for some reason.)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: hilariousandco on October 10, 2014, 07:14:52 PM
Is it legal to buy and sell accounts?

Yes, buying or selling accounts is allowed, but that doesn't mean the staff or admins endorse it, but it's not against the rules.

But lenders can get easily scammed by account status of member, and scammers can purchase an account at a low price, then get a loan of, perhaps 0.5 for a senior member, then sell the negative trust account.(people are buying negative trust accounts for some reason.)

That's the lenders problem and that's why you shouldn't give collateral free loans, especially ones just based on forum rank. It's also unlikely you'll get a 0.5 loan without any though, nor will you get much for an account with negative feedback.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: Gyfts on October 10, 2014, 09:14:32 PM
Is it legal to buy and sell accounts?

Yes, buying or selling accounts is allowed, but that doesn't mean the staff or admins endorse it, but it's not against the rules.

But lenders can get easily scammed by account status of member, and scammers can purchase an account at a low price, then get a loan of, perhaps 0.5 for a senior member, then sell the negative trust account.(people are buying negative trust accounts for some reason.)

That's the lenders problem and that's why you shouldn't give collateral free loans, especially ones just based on forum rank. It's also unlikely you'll get a 0.5 loan without any though, nor will you get much for an account with negative feedback.

Thinking about it...any one purchasing accounts, be sure to confirm with the escrow there are no open loans on the account. I can only imagine scammers selling their account after they've received a loan to juice out every bit.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Full, Senior and Hero accounts available
Post by: ACCTseller on October 10, 2014, 09:37:56 PM
Is it legal to buy and sell accounts?

Yes, buying or selling accounts is allowed, but that doesn't mean the staff or admins endorse it, but it's not against the rules.

But lenders can get easily scammed by account status of member, and scammers can purchase an account at a low price, then get a loan of, perhaps 0.5 for a senior member, then sell the negative trust account.(people are buying negative trust accounts for some reason.)

That's the lenders problem and that's why you shouldn't give collateral free loans, especially ones just based on forum rank. It's also unlikely you'll get a 0.5 loan without any though, nor will you get much for an account with negative feedback.
Negative trust senior accounts seem to go for around .1 to .15 or so. It appears that some lenders are willing to lend a max of .1 to senior accounts with zero trust. From what I can tell, it looks like lenders are willing to lend well under .1 on an unsecured loan (I am not really sure why anyone would ever give an unsecured loan on here). Even today people are paying at least .4 for senior accounts (without there being many good signature campaigns). You also probably will not be able to sell your account with an outstanding loan.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 10/11/14
Post by: monnecon on October 11, 2014, 11:20:19 PM
ACCTseller, how can you get to 80+activity by posting? You have to wait 2 weeks for 14 activities you know


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 10/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 11, 2014, 11:27:52 PM
ACCTseller, how can you get to 80+activity by posting? You have to wait 2 weeks for 14 activities you know
If when the account is created you only make 1 post it will have 1 activity but can potentially have 14 activity if it later makes 13 more posts. Then two weeks later it can make one additional post and will have 2 activity but can get up to 26 extra activity if it makes 26 additional posts (for a total of 28 activity). This process continues until it has posted in 6 "activity periods" when if it has enough posts it will have 84 activity.

EDIT: another way to look at it is: When the account is created you make one post, then 15 days later you make a second post, then 15 days later you make 50 posts. The account would then have 42 activity and 52 posts because it posted at least one post in three activity periods and posted a total of 52 posts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 10/11/14
Post by: s1ng on October 14, 2014, 12:44:17 PM
damn  :(
The price is so high

can't you lower a bit ?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 10/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 14, 2014, 01:10:45 PM
damn  :(
The price is so high

can't you lower a bit ?
i sent you a pm. I am willing to discuss pricing.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 10/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 19, 2014, 10:49:27 PM
This guy is unprofessional and a total waste of time.

I pm'ed him to buy some of his accounts, and he spent an entire hour negotiating some £40 pound deal as if it were a £2million pound deal.

If I were you, I wouldn't bother contacting him.

He doesn't have any people skills or manners, and is to be avoided at all costs.

if you want to do serious business there are a bunch of other sellers that you can deal with.

this guy will only waste your time
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826720.msg9258461#msg9258461

I would see the above post as I have already provided a rebuttal. He is wanting to see the names of accounts prior to agreeing to buy them which would cause them to decrease in value as it would expose them to receiving negative trust. He also asked what my best price would be, I gave it to him and told him what it would be, and to contact an escrow provider of his choice if he agreed. He then contacted an escrow provider with a lower price that had not been agreed to previously.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 20/10/14
Post by: ElysianBaws on October 21, 2014, 03:54:52 AM
pmed you buddy


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 20/10/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 21, 2014, 05:13:09 AM
pmed you buddy
I replied to your PM however I am not able to disclose the exact activity rating of my hero account.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: FirestarterX on October 24, 2014, 12:40:03 AM
Your Newbie and Jr. Member prices are way too high, IMHO.

Edit:

Accounts able to get 60+ activity. So I take that back :)

Your Newbie and Jr. Member prices are way too high, IMHO.
My prices can be discussed. You should also note that my prices are not for "normal" Newbie/Jr member accounts as you can potentially get higher activity (and ranking) just by posting, this is opposed to most newbie/jr member accounts that have already realized the maximum amount of activity they are going to realize until the next activity period.

Also none of my lower level accounts have participated in signature campaigns (or have the associated spam type posts)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 24, 2014, 02:34:19 AM
Your Newbie and Jr. Member prices are way too high, IMHO.
My prices can be discussed. You should also note that my prices are not for "normal" Newbie/Jr member accounts as you can potentially get higher activity (and ranking) just by posting, this is opposed to most newbie/jr member accounts that have already realized the maximum amount of activity they are going to realize until the next activity period.

Also none of my lower level accounts have participated in signature campaigns (or have the associated spam type posts)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: FirestarterX on October 24, 2014, 12:53:47 PM
Your Newbie and Jr. Member prices are way too high, IMHO.
My prices can be discussed. You should also note that my prices are not for "normal" Newbie/Jr member accounts as you can potentially get higher activity (and ranking) just by posting, this is opposed to most newbie/jr member accounts that have already realized the maximum amount of activity they are going to realize until the next activity period.

Also none of my lower level accounts have participated in signature campaigns (or have the associated spam type posts)
Noted. I did not notice the able-to-get-60+-activity sentence before.

Will change post to reflect.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: troleybüs on October 24, 2014, 01:05:15 PM
Does senior member worth 0.4BTC still? Did you sell one of them in short time?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 24, 2014, 01:21:57 PM
Does senior member worth 0.4BTC still? Did you sell one of them in short time?
Yes senior members are still worth .4 BTC 

I have sent you a PM


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: aatrox on October 24, 2014, 03:41:57 PM
I never understood why accounts go for so much, esp when there are barely quality signature campaigns.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 24, 2014, 03:52:47 PM
I never understood why accounts go for so much, esp when there are barely quality signature campaigns.
the campaigns that are open pay a lot when you figure how much they pay per post. So you can earn a good amount for doing very little work. Plus most campaigns are only open to senior accounts and higher.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: sumantso on October 24, 2014, 05:37:00 PM
I never understood why accounts go for so much, esp when there are barely quality signature campaigns.
the campaigns that are open pay a lot when you figure how much they pay per post. So you can earn a good amount for doing very little work. Plus most campaigns are only open to senior accounts and higher.

There are hardly any pay per post campaigns now. Usually there are fixed pay campaigns which pay around 0.1 BTC a month on average, but there is a long waiting list to get in.

All these reflects in the price, Sr. Member accounts struggle to get 0.15 BTC these days. I think a few months back they were easily pulling in 0.4-0.5 BTC. I thing PrimeDice is to blame for collapsing the signature campaign market. Add to that a lot of users getting promoted, and there is a huge supply of high ranked accounts.

Out of curiousity, what is the price at which Hero Members are going these days? It was above 1 BTC, but I would assume it would be much lesser now.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: YUSOAWESOMe on October 24, 2014, 05:38:39 PM
I never understood why accounts go for so much, esp when there are barely quality signature campaigns.
the campaigns that are open pay a lot when you figure how much they pay per post. So you can earn a good amount for doing very little work. Plus most campaigns are only open to senior accounts and higher.

There are hardly any pay per post campaigns now. Usually there are fixed pay campaigns which pay around 0.1 BTC a month on average, but there is a long waiting list to get in.

All these reflects in the price, Sr. Member accounts struggle to get 0.15 BTC these days. I think a few months back they were easily pulling in 0.4-0.5 BTC. I thing PrimeDice is to blame for collapsing the signature campaign market. Add to that a lot of users getting promoted, and there is a huge supply of high ranked accounts.

Out of curiousity, what is the price at which Hero Members are going these days? It was above 1 BTC, but I would assume it would be much lesser now.
lol not normal accoutns are being sold it lures scammers to pull of big ones..


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 24, 2014, 07:00:16 PM
I never understood why accounts go for so much, esp when there are barely quality signature campaigns.
the campaigns that are open pay a lot when you figure how much they pay per post. So you can earn a good amount for doing very little work. Plus most campaigns are only open to senior accounts and higher.

There are hardly any pay per post campaigns now. Usually there are fixed pay campaigns which pay around 0.1 BTC a month on average, but there is a long waiting list to get in.

All these reflects in the price, Sr. Member accounts struggle to get 0.15 BTC these days. I think a few months back they were easily pulling in 0.4-0.5 BTC. I thing PrimeDice is to blame for collapsing the signature campaign market. Add to that a lot of users getting promoted, and there is a huge supply of high ranked accounts.

Out of curiousity, what is the price at which Hero Members are going these days? It was above 1 BTC, but I would assume it would be much lesser now.
there are open spots in GAW now as well as the bi-weekly campaign (bitnet? - I am on my phone now and can't look it up). Any fixed rate deal will effectively pay you a lot per post ( for exactly 50 or however many posts) so you won't have to put in a lot of effort to earn a modest amount. While you are in the fixed rate campaign you can wait for a pay per post campaign.

I would agree that the account market is slow now but people are still wiling to pay .4 BTC + for a senior account if it has good, high quality, English posts. You can probably get a senior for a lot less if the account has a bunch of spam posts.   

For hero accounts they still sell for over 1 BTC or more if it is well into hero status and/or has positive trust/is on default trust.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: gkv9 on October 31, 2014, 07:53:11 AM
PMed you. Please check and reply me in PM only.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 21/10/14
Post by: ACCTseller on October 31, 2014, 03:25:21 PM
PMed you. Please check and reply me in PM only.
I replied to your PM


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: monnecon on November 03, 2014, 06:24:58 AM
bump. Inventory updated today

Newbie accounts? Seriously? You can just register a few and then post a few posts, and there you go: on sale for BTC0.02!


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 03, 2014, 06:27:25 AM
bump. Inventory updated today

Newbie accounts? Seriously? You can just register a few and then post a few posts, and there you go: on sale for BTC0.02!
They can become member accounts once they make at least 60 posts each so they are not "normal" newbie accounts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: monnecon on November 04, 2014, 06:29:03 AM
bump. Inventory updated today

Newbie accounts? Seriously? You can just register a few and then post a few posts, and there you go: on sale for BTC0.02!
They can become member accounts once they make at least 60 posts each so they are not "normal" newbie accounts.

How aren't they normal? I thought all accounts are equal, you have to wait 2 week intervals for 14 activities.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 04, 2014, 06:32:05 AM
bump. Inventory updated today

Newbie accounts? Seriously? You can just register a few and then post a few posts, and there you go: on sale for BTC0.02!
They can become member accounts once they make at least 60 posts each so they are not "normal" newbie accounts.

How aren't they normal? I thought all accounts are equal, you have to wait 2 week intervals for 14 activities.
They did not make 14 posts in each two week period, they made less. Your activity is calculated as the minimum of either the number of posts or the number of two week periods they have posted in times 14


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: monnecon on November 04, 2014, 06:38:34 AM
bump. Inventory updated today

Newbie accounts? Seriously? You can just register a few and then post a few posts, and there you go: on sale for BTC0.02!
They can become member accounts once they make at least 60 posts each so they are not "normal" newbie accounts.

How aren't they normal? I thought all accounts are equal, you have to wait 2 week intervals for 14 activities.
They did not make 14 posts in each two week period, they made less. Your activity is calculated as the minimum of either the number of posts or the number of two week periods they have posted in times 14

I don't think that is true. If you miss out on activities, you miss out and never get it back again.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 04, 2014, 06:48:00 AM
bump. Inventory updated today

Newbie accounts? Seriously? You can just register a few and then post a few posts, and there you go: on sale for BTC0.02!
They can become member accounts once they make at least 60 posts each so they are not "normal" newbie accounts.

How aren't they normal? I thought all accounts are equal, you have to wait 2 week intervals for 14 activities.
They did not make 14 posts in each two week period, they made less. Your activity is calculated as the minimum of either the number of posts or the number of two week periods they have posted in times 14

I don't think that is true. If you miss out on activities, you miss out and never get it back again.
It is true. A good explanation as to how activity works can be found on this thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=495948.0).


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 04, 2014, 07:17:05 AM
How aren't they normal? I thought all accounts are equal, you have to wait 2 week intervals for 14 activities.
They did not make 14 posts in each two week period, they made less. Your activity is calculated as the minimum of either the number of posts or the number of two week periods they have posted in times 14

I don't think that is true. If you miss out on activities, you miss out and never get it back again.

You only need to make one post in each period and you can collect the rest of the points at a later date. If that one post you made gets deleted though you'll lose the full 14 points.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 06, 2014, 07:10:03 AM
Interesting idea...

Interesting that you've been inactive since March 2013. Did you buy this account?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: marcotheminer on November 06, 2014, 09:05:31 AM
Interesting idea...

Interesting that you've been inactive since March 2013. Did you buy this account?

Did you hack this account? FTFY


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 06, 2014, 09:25:35 AM
Interesting idea...

Interesting that you've been inactive since March 2013. Did you buy this account?

Did you hack this account? FTFY

That's what I thought at first. Looks like he's trying to sell it for 5btc now  ;D: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848734.msg9453874#msg9453874


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 06, 2014, 12:38:22 PM
Interesting idea...

Interesting that you've been inactive since March 2013. Did you buy this account?

Did you hack this account? FTFY
It is probably an account for sale (or a sold account). I think he is trying to build up his post count so he can get a higher activity level to make it more valuable. It is not my account so I cannot say for sure one way or another if it is hacked.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: monnecon on November 06, 2014, 09:11:17 PM
Interesting idea...

Interesting that you've been inactive since March 2013. Did you buy this account?

Did you hack this account? FTFY

That's what I thought at first. Looks like he's trying to sell it for 5btc now  ;D: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848734.msg9453874#msg9453874

I promise it's not my account lol, met this guy on bitdice.me and then told him that his account might be worth something, maybe that's why he's selling it...


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 3/11/14
Post by: vm89 on November 10, 2014, 05:11:07 AM
bump

All PM's replied to

Sending you a pm.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 12, 2014, 01:37:25 AM
bump

All PM's replied to

Sending you a pm.
I responded right around the time you sent me a PM (I did not realize you posted here as well)

(bump)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 21, 2014, 02:14:25 PM
Have you had a noticeable increase in PMs for accounts? I wonder if Stunna announcing the return of the PD campaign very soon will have any effect on the interest in them  ;D.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 21, 2014, 02:21:28 PM
Have you had a noticeable increase in PMs for accounts? I wonder if Stunna announcing the return of the PD campaign very soon will have any effect on the interest in them  ;D.
With the exception of just one customer I really have had very little interest in my accounts. I received one PM today from someone who created a new account to potentially buy an account from me. I assumed they would not be logging in unless they expected a PM reply so I made a note that I replied to all PM's so he would know to expect a response if he checked my thread.

I would expect to have interest increase once he actually opens the campaign back up and the details are available as it makes it easier for people to see just how much time/work would be involved until they can ROI on their account.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 21, 2014, 02:24:15 PM
I would expect to have interest increase once he actually opens the campaign back up and the details are available as it makes it easier for people to see just how much time/work would be involved until they can ROI on their account.

Yeah, suppose it all depends on the rates and whether it's a fixed campaign or not. If it's not fixed and has high payouts like it originally did I suspect Senior accounts and above will rise in value almost instantly.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 21, 2014, 02:32:02 PM
I would expect to have interest increase once he actually opens the campaign back up and the details are available as it makes it easier for people to see just how much time/work would be involved until they can ROI on their account.

Yeah, suppose it all depends on the rates and whether it's a fixed campaign or not. If it's not fixed and has high payouts like it originally did I suspect Senior accounts and above will rise in value almost instantly.
I think a best case scenario would be it to be a pay per post with a capped maximum number of posts allowed with quality/spam control with spam posts not being paid. This would result in the value of existing accounts increasing and people potentially buying several accounts to get around the capped maximum number of posts (which was common when PD and dicebitco.in were limiting the max number of posts). On the other hand if it is pay per post with unlimited posts then the value of accounts will rise even further but few will buy more then one.

I don't think he will do a fixed rate deal because rates are much higher and really aren't good for the kind of exposure that he is looking for (IMO at least).


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 21, 2014, 02:39:40 PM
I would expect to have interest increase once he actually opens the campaign back up and the details are available as it makes it easier for people to see just how much time/work would be involved until they can ROI on their account.

Yeah, suppose it all depends on the rates and whether it's a fixed campaign or not. If it's not fixed and has high payouts like it originally did I suspect Senior accounts and above will rise in value almost instantly.
I think a best case scenario would be it to be a pay per post with a capped maximum number of posts allowed with quality/spam control with spam posts not being paid. This would result in the value of existing accounts increasing and people potentially buying several accounts to get around the capped maximum number of posts (which was common when PD and dicebitco.in were limiting the max number of posts). On the other hand if it is pay per post with unlimited posts then the value of accounts will rise even further but few will buy more then one.

I don't think he will do a fixed rate deal because rates are much higher and really aren't good for the kind of exposure that he is looking for (IMO at least).

Fixed rates have their place and do minimise spam, but I agree from an advertising standpoint it also minimises exposure whilst paying essentially double. Their fixed rate doesn't have to be the same model as the others though. They could request 100 posts for 0.1 or whatever. If it's a pay per post I'm sure it'll likely be limited to Seniors and above and some fairly strict quality controls should hopefully be put in place.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on November 21, 2014, 02:49:22 PM
I would expect to have interest increase once he actually opens the campaign back up and the details are available as it makes it easier for people to see just how much time/work would be involved until they can ROI on their account.

Yeah, suppose it all depends on the rates and whether it's a fixed campaign or not. If it's not fixed and has high payouts like it originally did I suspect Senior accounts and above will rise in value almost instantly.
I think a best case scenario would be it to be a pay per post with a capped maximum number of posts allowed with quality/spam control with spam posts not being paid. This would result in the value of existing accounts increasing and people potentially buying several accounts to get around the capped maximum number of posts (which was common when PD and dicebitco.in were limiting the max number of posts). On the other hand if it is pay per post with unlimited posts then the value of accounts will rise even further but few will buy more then one.

I don't think he will do a fixed rate deal because rates are much higher and really aren't good for the kind of exposure that he is looking for (IMO at least).

Fixed rates have their place and do minimise spam, but I agree from an advertising standpoint it also minimises exposure whilst paying essentially double. Their fixed rate doesn't have to be the same model as the others though. They could request 100 posts for 0.1 or whatever. If it's a pay per post I'm sure it'll likely be limited to Seniors and above and some fairly strict quality controls should hopefully be put in place.
If he did 100 posts for .1 then he would be paying less then  FortuneJack (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=824576.0) and people would simply FortuneJack for making only 20 additional posts.

I think there would be an argument for opening it up to full members and members as these groups make up the majority of the accounts and spam shouldn't be an issue (at least after a month or so when the spammers get banned and/or not paid for their shit posts) if it was opened to lower level members


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 11/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on November 21, 2014, 03:00:44 PM
If he did 100 posts for .1 then he would be paying less then  FortuneJack (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=824576.0) and people would simply FortuneJack for making only 20 additional posts.

I think there would be an argument for opening it up to full members and members as these groups make up the majority of the accounts and spam shouldn't be an issue (at least after a month or so when the spammers get banned and/or not paid for their shit posts) if it was opened to lower level members

That was just an example. It could be 0.12 for 80 posts or whatever, but whatever it was I'm sure it'll be the highest paying and better than any of the other currently open deals. I don't have a problem with Members or Full Members as long as they don't shitpost, but the majority of the spam will come from Members. Seniors tend not to get carried away as they've invested a decent amount of time (or sometimes money) in their account so it's counterproductive to lose it by spamming.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 04, 2014, 12:49:03 AM
Bump. Several high paying signature campaigns have recently opened up with another major signature campaign to open soon on a pay per post basis. Buy your account while they are still available.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: onewiseguy on December 04, 2014, 05:49:13 AM
wow hero account for 3.3 BTC ? damn :o


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: peligro on December 04, 2014, 11:13:10 AM
wow hero account for 3.3 BTC ? damn :o

Thats his quote, not necessarily what its going for.

I have seen other threads where they are selling it for anything between 0.55 to 0.8 BTC. Thats about the rate for now.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 04, 2014, 12:40:03 PM
wow hero account for 3.3 BTC ? damn :o
I send you a PM

wow hero account for 3.3 BTC ? damn :o

Thats his quote, not necessarily what its going for.

I have seen other threads where they are selling it for anything between 0.55 to 0.8 BTC. Thats about the rate for now.
Incorrect. There are special features regarding my hero that others do not have, for example my hero is on default trust and is highly respected within the community


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: peligro on December 05, 2014, 09:22:07 AM
Incorrect. There are special features regarding my hero that others do not have, for example my hero is on default trust and is highly respected within the community

Thats a very immoral thing you are doing. The only reason anyone would pay extra for a trusted account is to use it to scam.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on December 05, 2014, 09:28:59 AM
Not ecessarily. Someone may just want it for the 'prestige' or trading benefits of it, though I think it's more likely scammers will be interested in it, but saying that, it's probably not worth the risk of buying it to scam as it'll likely get busted if it tries to pull a scam or abuses the feedback system.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: peligro on December 05, 2014, 09:31:11 AM
Not ecessarily. Someone may just want it for the 'prestige' or trading benefits of it, though I think it's more likely scammers will be interested in it, but saying that, it's probably not worth the risk of buying it to scam as it'll likely get busted if it tries to pull a scam or abuses the feedback system.

I agree the scammer may get busted soon, but the seller knows that the value comes from scam potential and is charging a premium for that.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 05, 2014, 01:27:14 PM
Incorrect. There are special features regarding my hero that others do not have, for example my hero is on default trust and is highly respected within the community

Thats a very immoral thing you are doing. The only reason anyone would pay extra for a trusted account is to use it to scam.
False. If my product has a certain feature that has value then you need to advertise such feature in order to get such value. If you do not do this then you are giving up value.

Also above the prestige having such trust would allow you to start a legit business that you may not be able to start without trust. The buyer has an incentive to act honestly because if you do not then the money they paid for the account would go away. A good example of this is the trouble bipolarbob had selling his gift cards when he first came to the forum. He couldn't even give his cards away before he was trusted in the community.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: nigttran on December 05, 2014, 03:39:48 PM
Well well well. I just bookmark and comeback later.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 05, 2014, 03:45:01 PM
Well well well. I just bookmark and comeback later.
I am unsure if you are interested in buying one of my accounts but I sent you a PM


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: WaffleMaster on December 05, 2014, 07:37:08 PM
The whole business model of buying an account to ROI in 3 months or more on like $20 of income a month is a hard one to sell.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 05, 2014, 07:42:06 PM
The whole business model of buying an account to ROI in 3 months or more on like $20 of income a month is a hard one to sell.
you can generally expect to ROI on an account in one month if you can enroll in a pay per post campaign that lets you post enough.

For example most pay per post campaigns offer .001 per post for senior accounts so you would only need to post ~500 to break even then the next 500 posts would get you .5 btc which is ~$200 at current fiat prices.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: WaffleMaster on December 05, 2014, 07:49:19 PM
The whole business model of buying an account to ROI in 3 months or more on like $20 of income a month is a hard one to sell.
you can generally expect to ROI on an account in one month if you can enroll in a pay per post campaign that lets you post enough.

For example most pay per post campaigns offer .0001 per post for senior accounts so you would only need to post ~500 to break even then the next 500 posts would get you .5 btc which is ~$200 at current fiat prices.

Very incorrect. .0001 x 500 = .05 Bitcoin. Thus proving my point that even if you made 500 non spam posts in one month, it would take you many months to ROI on it even posting those insane numbers. Please double check your math next time ;)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 05, 2014, 07:52:42 PM
The whole business model of buying an account to ROI in 3 months or more on like $20 of income a month is a hard one to sell.
you can generally expect to ROI on an account in one month if you can enroll in a pay per post campaign that lets you post enough.

For example most pay per post campaigns offer .0001 per post for senior accounts so you would only need to post ~500 to break even then the next 500 posts would get you .5 btc which is ~$200 at current fiat prices.

Very incorrect. .0001 x 500 = .05 Bitcoin. Thus proving my point that even if you made 500 non spam posts in one month, it would take you many months to ROI on it even posting those insane numbers. Please double check your math next time ;)
I typed incorrectly on my phone. I fixed my post. The correct rate is .001 per post which allows someone to earn .5 for 500 posts. It is possible to make as many constructive, relevant posts in one month, I have done many times that in the past without even getting any of my posts deleted (except a few in self moderated threads by scammers).


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: WaffleMaster on December 05, 2014, 07:56:17 PM
The whole business model of buying an account to ROI in 3 months or more on like $20 of income a month is a hard one to sell.
you can generally expect to ROI on an account in one month if you can enroll in a pay per post campaign that lets you post enough.

For example most pay per post campaigns offer .0001 per post for senior accounts so you would only need to post ~500 to break even then the next 500 posts would get you .5 btc which is ~$200 at current fiat prices.

Very incorrect. .0001 x 500 = .05 Bitcoin. Thus proving my point that even if you made 500 non spam posts in one month, it would take you many months to ROI on it even posting those insane numbers. Please double check your math next time ;)
I typed incorrectly on my phone. I fixed my post. The correct rate is .001 per post which allows someone to earn .5 for 500 posts. It is possible to make as many constructive, relevant posts in one month, I have done many times that in the past without even getting any of my posts deleted (except a few in self moderated threads by scammers).

Except the fact that nobody is paying anywhere near to that amount as of now. (Refer to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 )


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 05, 2014, 07:59:25 PM
The whole business model of buying an account to ROI in 3 months or more on like $20 of income a month is a hard one to sell.
you can generally expect to ROI on an account in one month if you can enroll in a pay per post campaign that lets you post enough.

For example most pay per post campaigns offer .0001 per post for senior accounts so you would only need to post ~500 to break even then the next 500 posts would get you .5 btc which is ~$200 at current fiat prices.

Very incorrect. .0001 x 500 = .05 Bitcoin. Thus proving my point that even if you made 500 non spam posts in one month, it would take you many months to ROI on it even posting those insane numbers. Please double check your math next time ;)
I typed incorrectly on my phone. I fixed my post. The correct rate is .001 per post which allows someone to earn .5 for 500 posts. It is possible to make as many constructive, relevant posts in one month, I have done many times that in the past without even getting any of my posts deleted (except a few in self moderated threads by scammers).

Except the fact that nobody is paying anywhere near to that amount as of now. (Refer to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 )
bit-x (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=877765.0) is paying exactly that for up to 300 posts per month and is escrowed.

Prime dice is likely to open in ~2 days (stunna's last post on the subject said it would open in a week, 5 days ago), they were paying similar amounts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: WaffleMaster on December 05, 2014, 08:31:11 PM
Hey you proved that there is one campaign currently that would be decent for people to buy a Sr. account for! If that's their thing and they want to post a bunch of posts it seems worth it now but don't buy accs cus it's shady


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 05, 2014, 10:43:50 PM
Hey you proved that there is one campaign currently that would be decent for people to buy a Sr. account for! If that's their thing and they want to post a bunch of posts it seems worth it now
You can also generally ROI in one month with full member accounts as well (actually under a month) but the profit once you ROI is less.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: zedicus on December 06, 2014, 12:59:54 AM
Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884261.0


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: WaffleMaster on December 06, 2014, 01:12:17 AM
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Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 06, 2014, 01:54:14 AM
I hate dramma


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 06/12/14
Post by: goozman96 on December 07, 2014, 11:07:47 PM
Are you selling accounts that you've made yourself or did you buy these accounts from others and are reselling them?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 06/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 07, 2014, 11:10:46 PM
Are you selling accounts that you've made yourself or did you buy these accounts from others and are reselling them?
I will send you a PM.

To answer your question, the majority of my accounts have been created myself, however a percentage of them have been purchased, and owned by me for some time prior to me putting them up for sale. My accounts have made quality posts by myself and have neutral/positive trust.

As of now however I am not buying accounts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 06/12/14
Post by: AwesomeTRADER on December 25, 2014, 07:07:44 AM
Ill buy a new bie account for 0.015 BTC if youre okay with it


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 06/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 25, 2014, 07:17:17 AM
Ill buy a new bie account for 0.015 BTC if youre okay with it
I will send you a PM


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: bachelor on December 29, 2014, 01:47:32 PM
how to apply for signature campaign? may I know full procedure? in which sign campaign newbies can apply???


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on December 29, 2014, 02:00:42 PM
how to apply for signature campaign? may I know full procedure? in which sign campaign newbies can apply???
there is a link at the bottom of the first post in this thread. The thread that link directs to has a table with how much you can potentially earn from signature advertising. Generally speaking newbies make very little money. If you are a newbie it makes sense to purchase an account for signature advertising as you will end up earning much more btc

I sent you a pm


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 02:01:12 PM
Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884261.0


If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 02:43:43 PM
Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884261.0


If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 03:16:38 PM

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.
that is going to make them less secure. If you keep the email associated with an account you buy then you risk that the email will get hacked which makes it easy to hack the forum account.



Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 09:58:28 PM
Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884261.0


If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

Oh no you have it all wrong.I use escrow on my deals.And I let the buyer change every single detail including questions,answers and passwords.So actually there is no chance of fraud in my accounts.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 10:15:41 PM
Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884261.0


If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

Oh no you have it all wrong.I use escrow on my deals.And I let the buyer change every single detail including questions,answers and passwords.So actually there is no chance of fraud in my accounts.

No I don't have it wrong, you do. You claimed there's no chance of fraud because you give them the email and that is wrong and also gives them a false sense of security. Regardless of them changing all the details an account can still be recovered by signing an address associated to that account even after all those things have been changed, so there is still a chance of fraud on your part or even potentially the escrow used.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 25/11/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 10:20:12 PM
Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=884261.0


If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

Oh no you have it all wrong.I use escrow on my deals.And I let the buyer change every single detail including questions,answers and passwords.So actually there is no chance of fraud in my accounts.

No I don't have it wrong, you do. You claimed there's no chance of fraud because you give them the email and that is wrong and also gives them a false sense of security. Regardless of them changing all the details an account can still be recovered by signing an address associated to that account even after all those things have been changed, so there is still a chance of fraud on your part or even potentially the escrow used.

I didn't put any secondary email address on those email accounts.So no chance.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 10:22:18 PM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 10:36:08 PM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 10:59:03 PM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 11:31:09 PM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 11:50:55 PM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?
Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 04, 2015, 02:30:38 AM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?
Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

2 can play your fraud accusing game.Remember you are being accused not me.I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.My account is my not bought.If you know so much about my so called plan than how do you know about it if you haven't been involved ;)

If hackers were so stupid these days to not change the security questions than we wouldn't have people like you barking about it here.



Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: MadZ on January 04, 2015, 02:37:48 AM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?
Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.

You have 1 trusted feedback from using an escrow, this really means very little. ACCTseller's feedback is actually more trustworthy than yours.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on January 04, 2015, 02:44:15 AM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?
Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

2 can play your fraud accusing game.Remember you are being accused not me.I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.My account is my not bought.If you know so much about my so called plan than how do you know about it if you haven't been involved ;)

If hackers were so stupid these days to not change the security questions than we wouldn't have people like you barking about it here.


I am not being accused of anything. Your trusted feedback is from someone who provided escrow for you one time and the account that gave you the trust is likely for sale according to this post/image (http://gyazo.com/6b7c0385c6320819ae68691424bf20d9).

My account is not purchased either (not that it matters). At this point you are clearly trolling


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: thefalleng2 on January 04, 2015, 11:08:20 AM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?
Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

2 can play your fraud accusing game.Remember you are being accused not me.I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.My account is my not bought.If you know so much about my so called plan than how do you know about it if you haven't been involved ;)

If hackers were so stupid these days to not change the security questions than we wouldn't have people like you barking about it here.


I am not being accused of anything. Your trusted feedback is from someone who provided escrow for you one time and the account that gave you the trust is likely for sale according to this post/image (http://gyazo.com/6b7c0385c6320819ae68691424bf20d9).

My account is not purchased either (not that it matters). At this point you are clearly trolling

Who will keep cool if you make false accuse to someone of being fraud.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: onewiseguy on January 04, 2015, 07:28:46 PM
Inventory and prices updated 26/12/14, several accounts are still available

The accounts have not been hacked.

Hero Account
Created in 2012
2.2 BTC
Account has an avatar.
For security purposes activity level will not be disclosed, however it is less then 1,000 activity.

Hero Account
Created in 2013
1.85 BTC
Account does not have an avatar.
For security purposes activity level will not be disclosed, however it is less then 1,000 activity.
 
Senior Member Accounts
Created in 2013 and 2014
.45 BTC for accounts with 250 - 300 activity
Account does not have an avatar.
Multiple are available.

Senior Member Accounts
Created in 2013 and 2014
.55 BTC for accounts with 350 - 300 activity
Account does not have an avatar.
Multiple are available.

Full Member Accounts
.165BTC for account with 120-180 activity
Created in 2014
Account does not have an avatar.
Multiple are available.  

Full Member Accounts
.22BTC for account with 180-239 activity
Created in 2013 and 2014
Account does not have an avatar.
Multiple are available.  

Junior Member Accounts
.05BTC for account with 30+ activity
Accounts should be able to get 90+ activity once they have enough posts.  
Created in 2014
Account does not have an avatar.
Up to 20 are available.

Sales of my junior member inventory are on hold for now. I may be willing to sell one or two with the purchase of a higher level account.

Newbie Accounts
.03BTC for account with 12+ activity
Accounts should be able to get 50+ activity one they have enough posts
Created in 2014
Account does not have an avatar.
Up to 9 are available.
 
Escrow is accepted. If you are not willing to use escrow and are not willing to send the BTC first then do not bother to contact me. For transactions of this size escrow is generally free.

Prices are negotiable. Please PM all offers.

FAQ
  • Can I pick the username of account I wish to purchase? No, you must pay and have the TX confirmed prior to learning the username of the account.
  • Can I get a refund? No, all sales are final.
  • Is this allowed per forum rules? Yes see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303414.msg3269475#msg3269475
  • Why would I want to purchase an account? Most people buy accounts so they don't have to wait 360 seconds every time they post. Others also want to participate in a signature campaign.
  • How much can I earn in a signature campaign? See this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

are these your accounts or are you a broker for them?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: bittyfree on January 04, 2015, 07:33:05 PM
Do you also buy accounts?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/12/14
Post by: ACCTseller on January 04, 2015, 08:01:34 PM
are these your accounts or are you a broker for them?
I will send you a PM. They are my accounts.
Do you also buy accounts?
Not at the moment no


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 4/2/15
Post by: ACCTseller on February 12, 2015, 02:35:57 AM
That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.
No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:
  • What is the last password you remember
  • When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
  • When did you create the account
  • What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
  • What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
  • What is the first recovery email address you remember
  • What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?
Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

2 can play your fraud accusing game.Remember you are being accused not me.I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.My account is my not bought.If you know so much about my so called plan than how do you know about it if you haven't been involved ;)

If hackers were so stupid these days to not change the security questions than we wouldn't have people like you barking about it here.




hahahahahahahaaha, ohhhhhhh, I almost choked to death laughing at that, that was fantastic.
Yea that guy was nothing more than a troll


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 4/2/15
Post by: ACCTseller on February 12, 2015, 04:08:17 AM
Yea that guy was nothing more then a troll



eh, if it bumps the thread it's worth the trouble, enjoy it.

Btw, not "then" but "than", saw that error numerous times in this thread especially in OP so thought to bring it to you attention.
Thanks for the tip. I fixed the quoted post and the OP (you are the first person to mention anything like this despite 10k+ views).
Quote
dbtw, I congratulate you on the business of selling bct accounts I love to see that type of ingenuity.  
I know you are being sarcastic however the trading of accounts does give accounts value, which means if someone wants money, they have the choice of either trying to pull off a scam (that may or may not be successful - but will almost certainly destroy almost all value of the account) or they can sell the account. I argue that more people take the later route and sell their account which results in less scam attempts


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 4/2/15
Post by: ACCTseller on February 12, 2015, 05:09:37 AM
Yea that guy was nothing more then a troll



eh, if it bumps the thread it's worth the trouble, enjoy it.

Btw, not "then" but "than", saw that error numerous times in this thread especially in OP so thought to bring it to you attention.
Thanks for the tip. I fixed the quoted post and the OP (you are the first person to mention anything like this despite 10k+ views).
Quote
dbtw, I congratulate you on the business of selling bct accounts I love to see that type of ingenuity. 
I know you are being sarcastic however the trading of accounts does give accounts value, which means if someone wants money, they have the choice of either trying to pull off a scam (that may or may not be successful - but will almost certainly destroy almost all value of the account) or they can sell the account. I argue that more people take the later route and sell their account which results in less scam attempts


No sarcasm whatsoever, I sincerely appreciate what you are doing. 

The whole principle behind cryptocurrency is the fact that we create real money out of absolutely nothing.  To me that's genius. 

What you are doing is similar to that, you are taking something that is otherwise worthless and getting true / real value from it.

Keep up the great work.



Well thanks for the compliment.

I will keep up the good work ;)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 20/2/15
Post by: dsfwerq on February 26, 2015, 10:05:36 AM
please reply pm


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 20/2/15
Post by: ACCTseller on February 26, 2015, 01:29:14 PM
please reply pm
I replied to your PM and all other PM's received.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 26/2/15
Post by: Monnt on March 03, 2015, 09:28:27 AM
Bump!

Get 15% off your account if you mention this bump! (offer only good for the next 24 hours - from the time of this post)

Hey, please PM me, we can discuss about it.

I might not be able to purchase in the next 24 hours though(So no 15% discount >:(), but hopefully we can work out a price right for both of us.

Thanks


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 03, 2015, 03:36:11 PM
Bump!

Get 15% off your account if you mention this bump! (offer only good for the next 24 hours - from the time of this post)

Hey, please PM me, we can discuss about it.

I might not be able to purchase in the next 24 hours though(So no 15% discount >:(), but hopefully we can work out a price right for both of us.

Thanks
PM sent


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: Monnt on March 03, 2015, 08:00:52 PM
Bump!

Get 15% off your account if you mention this bump! (offer only good for the next 24 hours - from the time of this post)

Hey, please PM me, we can discuss about it.

I might not be able to purchase in the next 24 hours though(So no 15% discount >:(), but hopefully we can work out a price right for both of us.

Thanks
PM sent

So you only have member accounts for sale right now?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 03, 2015, 08:01:49 PM
Bump!

Get 15% off your account if you mention this bump! (offer only good for the next 24 hours - from the time of this post)

Hey, please PM me, we can discuss about it.

I might not be able to purchase in the next 24 hours though(So no 15% discount >:(), but hopefully we can work out a price right for both of us.

Thanks
PM sent

So you only have member accounts for sale right now?
no (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701467.msg7927659#msg7927659)

As clearly pointed out in the OP I have senior members, full members, members and newbies available for sale.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: Monnt on March 03, 2015, 08:13:50 PM
Bump!

Get 15% off your account if you mention this bump! (offer only good for the next 24 hours - from the time of this post)

Hey, please PM me, we can discuss about it.

I might not be able to purchase in the next 24 hours though(So no 15% discount >:(), but hopefully we can work out a price right for both of us.

Thanks
PM sent

So you only have member accounts for sale right now?
no (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701467.msg7927659#msg7927659)

As clearly pointed out in the OP I have senior members, full members, members and newbies available for sale.

Sorry but in the PM you sent me you said "I still have Member accounts left"

Quote
My 24 hour discount is now over, however I do still have on member account left.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: Monnt on March 05, 2015, 06:08:33 AM
Bump

Still waiting for a response from another seller.

I'm going to PM you again, if you can offer a more competitive price than the other one, I'll use you :)

Just wait for the PM, it's coming soon....


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 05, 2015, 06:28:20 AM
Bump

Still waiting for a response from another seller.

I'm going to PM you again, if you can offer a more competitive price than the other one, I'll use you :)

Just wait for the PM, it's coming soon....
I replied to your PM. My pricing is very competitive IMO and the accounts that I sell have very high quality posts. 


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: Monnt on March 05, 2015, 06:44:03 AM
Bump

Still waiting for a response from another seller.

I'm going to PM you again, if you can offer a more competitive price than the other one, I'll use you :)

Just wait for the PM, it's coming soon....
I replied to your PM. My pricing is very competitive IMO and the accounts that I sell have very high quality posts. 

I thought you were just a dealer, not actually the owner of all the accounts? I might be mistaken though.

Replied to your PM again :)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: hilariousandco on March 05, 2015, 06:51:34 AM
I guess he's both but I think the majority of his accounts are created and upheld by himself, though he he has bought accounts to sell on in the past I believe.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 05, 2015, 07:38:43 AM
I guess he's both but I think the majority of his accounts are created and upheld by himself, though he he has bought accounts to sell on in the past I believe.
I am not at all a dealer, as in 100% control of all the accounts that I sell, and I verify the identity of all the accounts that I purchase (eg I make sure I am buying from someone who actually owns the account).


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: Monnt on March 07, 2015, 12:49:16 AM
bump

Is there any negative trust accounts for sale?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 07, 2015, 01:11:40 AM
bump

Is there any negative trust accounts for sale?
PM sent


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: rayhan on March 07, 2015, 01:36:42 AM
hmm,, my friends are looking for full members account, but was not sure when he'll buy the account
i just wanted to ask you the lowest price for that account


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 2/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 07, 2015, 01:51:25 AM
hmm,, my friends are looking for full members account, but was not sure when he'll buy the account
i just wanted to ask you the lowest price for that account
PM sent


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 15/3/15
Post by: u9y42 on March 16, 2015, 10:30:36 PM
Bump. Inventory is extremely limited and once it sells out this thread will close.

Get your accounts while they are still available. 

Are the accounts not selling well? I would have thought that with signature campaigns like Bit-x, a decent pay per post campaign with no post limit and no member limit, account selling would be booming - is that not the case, or did you just find a better business alternative? :P


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 15/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 16, 2015, 10:54:39 PM
Bump. Inventory is extremely limited and once it sells out this thread will close.

Get your accounts while they are still available. 

Are the accounts not selling well? I would have thought that with signature campaigns like Bit-x, a decent pay per post campaign with no post limit and no member limit, account selling would be booming - is that not the case, or did you just find a better business alternative? :P
Based on the fact that the post you quoted said that my inventory is limited I would think it should be reasonably inferred that sales are strong. ;)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 15/3/15
Post by: u9y42 on March 16, 2015, 11:53:14 PM
Based on the fact that the post you quoted said that my inventory is limited I would think it should be reasonably inferred that sales are strong. ;)

I see; when reading that post, and considering you are planning on closing the thread, I just assumed you stopped creating/"growing" accounts for sale, some time ago (thus accounting for their scarcity, no pun intended), which I thought was not likely the case if there were finally good conditions for the business to actually improve (for the reasons previously described).


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 15/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 17, 2015, 12:09:44 AM
Based on the fact that the post you quoted said that my inventory is limited I would think it should be reasonably inferred that sales are strong. ;)

I see; when reading that post, and considering you are planning on closing the thread, I just assumed you stopped creating/"growing" accounts for sale, some time ago (thus accounting for their scarcity, no pun intended), which I thought was not likely the case if there were finally good conditions for the business to actually improve (for the reasons previously described).
No I will probably close this thread once everything I have for sale sells out. I have found other bicxoin related business ventures that I will likely drift into.

It has been quite the run but farming/selling accounts is taking up too much of my time as of recently plus there are a lot of people that try to scam me, try to make me look like a scammer, make me look like a spammer ect so the precautions that I need to take to protect myself are somewhat excessive.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 22/3/15
Post by: Netpyder on March 25, 2015, 08:44:00 AM
if you are willing to sell a sr acc for 0.1btc
contact me. will pay immediately to escrow of your choice, preferably devthedev


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 22/3/15
Post by: Rampton on March 25, 2015, 08:49:35 AM
if you are willing to sell a sr acc for 0.1btc
contact me. will pay immediately to escrow of your choice, preferably devthedev

He's selling Full Member accounts for more than that so I doubt it. Most Seniors go for around 0.3 at the moment from what I gather. Used to be 0.4 but the market is probably slow or over saturated.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 22/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 25, 2015, 11:40:51 AM
if you are willing to sell a sr acc for 0.1btc
contact me. will pay immediately to escrow of your choice, preferably devthedev
i don't have any senior accounts right now sorry. Even if I did selling for .1 would be ridiculous as you could earn more then that in one month on a fixed rate deal


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: Nasus on March 31, 2015, 05:40:32 PM
do you buy accounts?


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 31, 2015, 06:34:22 PM
do you buy accounts?
no not right now. Sorry.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: gkv9 on March 31, 2015, 07:19:27 PM
Hopefully this will be my last bump on this thread. I only have one account left (full member - .16 BTC). Snag it while it is still available ;)

Awesome dude, and congratulations on all of your accounts that were sold here...
One thing I wanted to know is, had it been a better business???
I mean facing so many negative trusts and feedbacks, is it worth doing??? Just curious... ;)


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on March 31, 2015, 11:29:10 PM
Hopefully this will be my last bump on this thread. I only have one account left (full member - .16 BTC). Snag it while it is still available ;)

Awesome dude, and congratulations on all of your accounts that were sold here...
One thing I wanted to know is, had it been a better business???
I mean facing so many negative trusts and feedbacks, is it worth doing??? Just curious... ;)
What are you talking about ??? I obviously keep the identities of my accounts secret so they have no reason to get negative trust.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: gkv9 on April 01, 2015, 01:17:26 AM
Awesome dude, and congratulations on all of your accounts that were sold here...
One thing I wanted to know is, had it been a better business???
I mean facing so many negative trusts and feedbacks, is it worth doing??? Just curious... ;)
What are you talking about ??? I obviously keep the identities of my accounts secret so they have no reason to get negative trust.

Sorry if I offended, but I was talking about the time when I saw your own account had some neg trusts...
I still didn't get any answer for my question, had it been a better business???


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on April 01, 2015, 06:41:22 PM
Awesome dude, and congratulations on all of your accounts that were sold here...
One thing I wanted to know is, had it been a better business???
I mean facing so many negative trusts and feedbacks, is it worth doing??? Just curious... ;)
What are you talking about ??? I obviously keep the identities of my accounts secret so they have no reason to get negative trust.

Sorry if I offended, but I was talking about the time when I saw your own account had some neg trusts...
I still didn't get any answer for my question, had it been a better business???

I am not sure what you are talking about in saying that my own account had negative trust.

Business was extremely busy not long after I started this, sometimes not being able to hold onto an account for more then a day. The market obviously crashed after the PD campaign closed. It has since picked back up somewhat but for some reason it has been somewhat difficult to get my last account sold, I am not sure why though.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: hilariousandco on April 01, 2015, 07:06:25 PM
Awesome dude, and congratulations on all of your accounts that were sold here...
One thing I wanted to know is, had it been a better business???
I mean facing so many negative trusts and feedbacks, is it worth doing??? Just curious... ;)
What are you talking about ??? I obviously keep the identities of my accounts secret so they have no reason to get negative trust.

Sorry if I offended, but I was talking about the time when I saw your own account had some neg trusts...
I still didn't get any answer for my question, had it been a better business???

I am not sure what you are talking about in saying that my own account had negative trust.

He's probably talking about your untrusted feedback.


Title: Re: [WTS] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Updated 31/3/15
Post by: ACCTseller on April 01, 2015, 07:16:28 PM
Awesome dude, and congratulations on all of your accounts that were sold here...
One thing I wanted to know is, had it been a better business???
I mean facing so many negative trusts and feedbacks, is it worth doing??? Just curious... ;)
What are you talking about ??? I obviously keep the identities of my accounts secret so they have no reason to get negative trust.

Sorry if I offended, but I was talking about the time when I saw your own account had some neg trusts...
I still didn't get any answer for my question, had it been a better business???

I am not sure what you are talking about in saying that my own account had negative trust.

He's probably talking about your untrusted feedback.
well considering that the trust system is not moderated and that any scammer/troll can write whatever they want means that untrusted feedback does not mean anything. I don't think his feedback has affected my business. I am somewhat surprised that no one has negg'ed him though because what he was doing is essentially blackmail.


Title: Re: [SOLD] Bitcointalk.org forum accounts - Inventory Sold out 6/4/15
Post by: ACCTseller on April 06, 2015, 09:50:04 PM
Congratulations to everyone that had the pleasure of buying an account from me. I have now officially sold the last bitcointalk account that I will sell. This account is now officially retired from the account selling business.

Thank you to everyone I have been able to deal with