I'm fairly new to bitcoin and the intricacies of signing accounts, but whatever I can do inside a bitcoin wallet, I can enable someone else to do. I'm not special in that sense. The only thing unique about me (other than my staying power in bed and exceptionally long penis), is my face, fingerprint or retina scan and dna. Only one of those are practical to endorse trades with

But someone could buy the bitcoin address too as part of the package. The only way I can see to avoid this is if the seller is willing to do a brief video chat/hold a physically signed message in front of a camera unique to each sale.

Anything else can be transferred to the new owner, anything but not the sellers face.

doesn't this completely undermine the integrity of trust ratings?

Darlidada my trust is low but I have done 3 trades buying BTC with my Skrill and Neteller between 20-$100, can do a small amount for you if it helps. Can always do with a bit more BTC here

I think that would probably work something along the lines of the UK 'quick cash' that some banks offer. Its a service for people who have lost their card really, and lets them request a one-time ATM code which lets them withdraw up to £200-£500 (I forget what) at a time.  The OP could be offering to give people those codes to let them withdraw directly from his account, which is in itself quite a good idea as long as its not breaking t&cs of account use.

The OP could be genuine but I would not advise anyone to try and find out. This service needs two things and then it could be quite successful:

-An escrow or proven track record
-Quicker availability of funds

yeah, don't think I'll be recommending BITVPS for the big contract I've been tasked with assisting. 
Have they had their come uppance yet?

SOLD to Huynhaff

Deal done, I sent first- no escrow. He paid within a couple of minutes, no problems.

Genuine seller, thanks!

PM sent

bump, make a quick $20 on this trade if you buy $100

I have: Neteller ~£65 or $100
I want: BTC

Need quick sale, will take 80% of preev

Source of funds: BTC deposit

Have made similar trades using Skrill twice, no problems Genuine buyer. (see feedback)

Can do smaller amount down to $50 if you prefer, same rate.

PM me!

Would you like up to £70 of Neteller for BTC? Source of funds: BTC deposit

Hi- How much for £75 of Neteller?
I can do less if youd be more comfortable (only two trades under my belt)

so your commission is including betfairs comm? Or would users pay twice?
Nice site, keep polishing it and you could have something of real value here

A frustrating amount of rubbish spouted in this thread! I suppose I am more used to tighter nit forums where the people who don't know, don't speak.
I hate to generalise since theres been some useful and well deliberated input on this thread, but some of the posts are just people saying words that they think have something to do with "investing"

In the US and I believe the UK (where Skrill is licenced) BTC is viewed as an asset, not a currency

This is exactly why you cannot withdraw BTC deposits into Neteller with their Mastercard. Mastercard forced their hand.

I think the question might have been better phrased as "what are the best ways to cash out bitcoins, into any other form of asset?"
If one has a lot of bitcoins and does not wish to receive cash in hand or cash to bank for them, what other ways can one cash-out?

The gold bullion bars were a great example, they can then be stored in a security box.
The Stocks which are held in dollar currency so they do not rely on Bitcoins future were another good one, although one would still need to cash these out via BTC presumably at some point in the future which would rely on sufficient liquidity (maybe a problem if BTC flatlines)

careful who you deal with, Skril is reversable if a) funded by CC or b) AC owner claims he was hacked

Bitgold looks awesome. Need to see what the fees are like on ATM withdrawals before it gets a 10/10 but seems great