You are trolling. People do not get banned for speaking out against the trading of accounts, nor do they get banned for speaking out against the staff/administration. I have spoken out against the moderation of the forum plenty of times and never have been banned.

Even if people did get banned for speaking out against the administration/staff then your main account would get banned as well because BadBear/theymos is able to determine which accounts you alts are and proceed to ban them as well

If I haven't found another seller by that time then I most likely would be able to take you up on your offer. I am looking for a total of 15 accounts as of right now.

PM sent (we have had a discussion via PM, but I want to make it clear that you were not ignored)

Why don't you point to the post where I was forced to admit them both belonging to me? The fact that I was not previously willing to publicly admit to both accounts being mine means nothing.

I am not a scammer, nor did I slip up. I was not forced to admit anything.

You are trolling.

I was asked to purchase a number of accounts on behalf of a client. This was likely because of my expertise in dealing in forum accounts. Not that any of this is any of your business

That is really none of your business TBH, however a client asked me to purchase a number of accounts on his behalf so that is what I am doing.

I am looking to buy a good number of full member accounts.

Any account that I purchase will need to have a signed message from a address posted in an old, unedited post in order to prove ownership.

I am able to offer competitive pricing however I do have a certain budget that I am restricted to.

All accounts must have either neutral of positive trust when viewed from a trust list that only includes DefaultTrust with a trust depth of 2.

Please either post or PM offers.

No actual money will be deducted from your coinbase account regardless of if they do FIFO or LIFO.

When you buy 1 BTC at $250, then $250 will be deducted from your account. Then when you go to sell 1 BTC at $275 then $275 will be added to your account. They are not offering any kind of futures contract.

I am interested in it. I am about to send you a PM

I believe from an accounting perspective the actual inventory you sell should not matter (when selling physical goods you should always sell in a FIFO basis for the actual goods), but if you use FIFO or LIFO (or specific lot) is merely an entry on your tax forms and on your books.

I don't think that coinbase reports the tax basis of the bitcoin you purchase to the IRS (I may be incorrect on this), so it would be up to you to accurately input the basis based on what method you elect to use (based on what you can use based on tax law).

I honestly don't think bitcointalk is the best place to get tax advice and a tax advisor would probably be a better source of information for this kind of thing

What are you talking about? A large amount of the trust that I have received is from people I have not even traded with at all, but rather was received because of the contribution to the community by busting scams. The majority of the rest of the transactions of which I have received positive trust from people on default trust were either from people who had risked funds when trading with me (e.g. they either used me as escrow or they sent first) or were for transactions in excess of 1 BTC. If you seriously think that I am engaging in farming trust then you really have no idea what you are talking about.

The address is not that of a gambling site. The reason it is not a gambling site is similar to the reason why it is not that of an exchange.

You purchased the account from an alt after less then two hours after opening a scam accusation against Ume. Your admission of this fact is confirmation that the intention of opening the scam accusation was nothing more then to try to buy an account at a lower price then what the market would normally otherwise allow, and you did

Please read the OP. The only accounts that I accept as collateral are hero+ accounts.

Deleting your request from my thread to prevent my thread from being overcome with signature spam

The trust left by ACCTseller was the result of something that should not result in a trade with caution tag, but is still something that others should be warned about - leaving such trust is a third option above leaving negative/neutral trust from your default trust account. The negative I left for scamming TF is because tspacepilot clearly scammed and an actual scam is more then enough of a reason to cause someone to have a trade with caution tag

I would say that having a central issuer generate the key pairs, and ensure the associated public address is funded prior to shipping is most likely going to be preferable over the buyer creating the private keys himself.

Evidence of this would be the secondary market for Lealana coins. When smoothie auctions off his coins, he gives the option for the buyer to either fund the coins prior to shipping, or for him to mark the coins as "buyer funded" with a laser. The premium for buyer funded Lealana coins tends to be significantly smaller then the premium for funded coins, often times by 50%. My observation of the prices that Casascius coins sell for when they are funded vs. redeemed vs unfunded would cause me to reach a similar conclusion.

My understanding of the target market of SilverWallets is that SilverWallets is targeted towards people who wish to keep their coins safe in a unique way. Silver wallets actually come with three holograms, so if someone were to create a key pair, fund the corresponding address with 1 BTC and then later sell the coin, they could first redeem the 1 BTC they had previously funded the coin with and then sell the coin with a hologram not yet applied to the coin.

Generating the keypairs yourself also allows you to publicly publish a list of addresses associated with each of your coins. This will allow a potential secondary market buyer to easily check the "balance" of the address associated with a coin if only the first bits are displayed on the coin. Mike published a PGP signed list of all the addresses associated with his project and smoothie will PGP sign a list of addresses of the coins you buy when you win one of his auctions via PM (which allows a buyer to later prove the address, and the associated balance when he decides to sell it).

I am curious to hear more about your solution to not needing to use a tamper proof hologram/sticker anymore.

The loan he defaulted on was requested on February 7 and he never repaid the lender. In theory if he does not repay the loan then you can sell the account, although negative trusted accounts are very difficult to move.

I hope you realize that if you look at this person's trust that they have an unpaid loan, as well as overall negative trust. I think it is fair to say that it is more then likely that this person is not going to repay any amounts of money that you lend to them

Payment has been sent to participants via ab272a4d532e6e915dc92c4b59a03027243cfb5c3dfce5587790e228385a87ac

If you feel that everything went smoothly please feel free to leave positive trust

Yea it is roughly a dollar worth of bitcoin, but ideally the person I am doing the work for will be satisfied with my performance and send some kind of a tip. Also the small amount requested prevents freeloaders from taking advantage of your skills.

Well if someone wants some kind of information that requires some level of work to get and would only be beneficial to him then it should be expected that he would pay for such research. I am surprised that so many people were willing to count how much potential activity the OP has for free, although I am fairly certain that a number of people that responded on here did not actually check lol.