I don't think that KoS is moriarty bitcoin, although I have received reports of him trying to scam via a number of alts (including creating fake escrow contracts), although I have not received any confirmation that the accounts in question are in fact those of KoS.

I am not sure why you think KoS is the same person as moriartybitcoin, if you have evidence of such then I would suggest posting it.

I don't think it is a good idea to poison a scammer/criminal as that is something that will generally cause serious legal problems.

In the OP's screenshot, you can see that the account already has negative trust, and if you look at the comments, you will see one from quickseller saying that he is a probable alt of moriatybitcoin, so this claim is nothing new

LBC considers the reputation (which is purchased in the OP's case) into consideration when trying to resolve disputes.

All else being equal, the OP would win a dispute with LBC and could then attempt to launder the PayPal funds prior to them being reversed.

Well you are using your purchased account to make it seem like you have a better trading record then you really do, and are trying to buy bitcoin with a high risk payment method in the process.

Some people buy LBC accounts in order to ensure their accounts are better displayed, however IMO what you are doing is outright dishonest.

You didn't buy that Localbitcoins.com account did you? I know that you have made a large number of thread attempting to purchase LBC accounts, some of which I reported to the moderators for being duplicates.

If you really do wish to buy bitcoin with paypal then it would probably be best to use escrow on the forum, however this will probably not be safe because of the high risk of a chargeback several months down the line.

Satoshi kept his anonymity in mind too much to have likely made a mistake that resulted in him destroying his keys. I would be personally surprised if he still doesn't have at least three copies of his private keys in his control currently.

The fact is that Satoshi wants to keep his identity secret and spending his coins would most likely cause his identity to leak. This is especially true in regards to the earliest coins that he mined, he might be able to sell some of his later coins and only raise a few eyebrows but have nothing concrete about the coins being from satoshi.

Also if satoshi were to start selling his coins, it would likely cause a massive drop in the price of bitcoin because people might assume that he will sell a large portion of his coins at once. Even if he were to get the market to believe that he will only sell a small portion of his bitcoin at a time, it would still be a large amount of additional supply that the market might not be able to handle. I might predict that satoshi would decide to start selling some of his coins after the next few block reward halvings when little additional supply enters into the market from the miners.

What happened How could you possibly need  2 BTC previously but now would be able to pay your "bill" with only 10% of that? From the looks of it, you are trying to sell your account. I would suggest locking this thread and opening a new thread in digital goods.

The price of bitcoin at the time was well over a dollar, I would guesstimate, roughly $5 per bitcoin, so 200 BTC in fees would put it's value at roughly $1,000.00. 
I would think a $1,000 fee would be seen as a lost to most people.

At the time, the difficulty was significantly lower, so it is possible that the owner of that address was the one who mined the block that confirmed the transaction, and the transaction was never publicly broadcast to the network prior to the block it was included in being found.

Another possibility is that someone was trying to "mix" coins via paying large amounts of fees to a miner. The owner of the address would provide a signed transaction to the miner who would include it in his found block, and would later pay that person a percentage of the amount included as a tx fee to a different address.

I honestly think you are wasting your time trying to get that large of a loan with only your account as collateral.

You have zero trading history, no history of repaying loans on time and most importantly, as waterpile mentioned, your account is not worth anywhere near the loan amount.

All this proves is that you owned some amount of bitcoin many years ago. That address is not associated with your account previously as you have not posted it publicly.

If you have posted an address sometime in the past several years then you should sign from that address.

I received my payment for this month!

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I would like to change my payout address to: 1HDZXGAsjK8gmAqa9CuCt8ha6zwq2PeBQq

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Did you not read what he posted? He lost somewhat between the fiat equivalent of $140 and ~$1200 depending where exactly bitcoin was trading at the time.

That isn't all that bad. Obviously no one wants to lose that kind of money, however I can image a lot more people being able to afford to lose such an amount.

Please add the scam site BitPlastic.com https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=613797.0

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You have lost more then $30,000 in a single dice roll? I am sorry but I am going to call BS on this one.

Even less believable then the OP's story

My signature has been updated to reflect what is in the OP

So you are willing to pay people $0.55 per hour to solve captchas for you? I can't imagine the kind of people who would be willing to do this. If someone was part of a paid signature campaign they could simply post a few times per hour, get paid more then that and have some level of intellectual stimulation.

Good catch. A google search results in a bunch of results by Dalyb because of his signature and are of little help.

However nano-btc also posted that skype address here.

Also LegendaryGuy posted that same skype here. For reference the skype name is bladen112

More of his alts would include the following:
Dalyb had posted the address 1D5fYFjngQkj8KjuGemM55T4pfuJFHfNm2 here (archive reply #25).

It also appears that Dalyb is banned, at least this is what his signature says.

It looks like FattyPonzi is another one as the same address was posted here back in February 2015 (archive - reply #539.

vafelcz also posted the above address here on June 13, 2015 (archive reply #11).

Additionally vafelcz posted the address 1D5fYFjngQkj8KjuGemM55T4pfuJFHfNm2 here and the address 1Ft9V8z6ELHTukPcFTs3eecfr5dqrQpTuu here both of which were posted several months ago. Both of these addresses are spend linked to the 1fatty.... address listed in the OP according to this

I am not sure either way about the OP's claims, however fortunejack does have somewhat of a history of doggy dealings, for example in this thread, they held up the withdrawal of almost 55 BTC because they wanted to investigate if the player was cheating them, and they took their time to investigate (in the end they ended up allowing him to withdraw his funds).

Europe also has a pretty significant amount of volume.

You also need to remember that LBC often uses things like banks (for cash deposits), and services like Western Union for fiat to be transmitted to the bitcoin sellers both of which are not widely available in much of the undeveloped world.

Sure bitcoin is great for many third world countries without any major financial infrastructure, however people will first need to have ways to easily buy and sell bitcoin in order for them to take advantages of it's benefits.