I don't think he wants to do that. The last time he was taking out a loan he was offered by three people to make the loan if he could sign a message then he accepted the loan from the fourth person who did not ask for a signed message

Did he give you the BB codes already?

izanagi - please post you BTC address so I can release funds to you. Thanks

LOL probably.
I honestly have not been following the WC threads as of recently, however I have heard a few things about their content. I cannot speak for the others, however I think you are probably are more trying to troll then trying to scam. Although in theory it could be part of an elaborate scam, I can't say for sure either way.
I don't think you are ukcrypto - I do think you are close to him though and he potentially was willing to share his profits with you (again assuming you were in fact trying to scam and not just troll).
I believe that a portion of the 10 coins that you were going to sell for the year were unsold as of when your fraud was uncovered. I would not be 100% surprised if the last of your sales after your scam was discovered were faked and were actually sold to yourself. If this was the case then you could either allow your friend to sell at a high premium (and possibly take a portion of the markup), or you could later sell one of the coins that you sold to yourself at a high markup.
Like I said above, I think you were most likely just trolling. I seriously doubt that anyone actually believed that you hid 5,000 BTC someone for your customers to find - well maybe no one except one moron.

I think you are more likely to be trolling. Besides my theories above, I would say a more likely explanation is that you wanted to use this as a distraction to pull off a scam somewhere else in the forum without a lot of people asking questions.
I think I did a pretty good job answering 1 and 2
He does not give his evidence because it would reveal what methods he uses to determine that you are in fact WC. If he were to do that then you (and other scammers) would be able to more easily avoid detection in the future to pull off scams. BadBear is on my trust list and I trust what he says - I am going to say with a good amount of certainty that he is not wrong. Not only that but you have admitted to him being correct so him giving evidence is a moot point

According to multibit, their "HD" client charges 1,000 satoshi on each transaction, plus the tx fee (that goes to the miners). I am not exactly sure how the "client fee" works but I assume that it is something along the lines that multibit will have a third output to send the client fee to.

Yes. You simply need to go to the 'send' tab, then enter the address you want to send to, enter 3.0 in the amount field (assuming you wish to send exactly 3 BTC, click on send and then enter your password (if you have one).

Multibit will automatically calculate the amount of the TX fee that it needs to include in order for the transaction to likely be quickly get confirmed (within ~1-3 blocks) by the network. If you happen to have a lot of very small inputs then there is a possibility that it will calculate that the required TX fee that it forces you to include is larger then the difference between what is unspent in your wallet and the amount you want to spend.

To my knowledge there is no way to turn off the automatic fee, so if you do not want to pay the fee they are trying to get you to pay then you should export your private keys from multibit and import them into a wallet that allows you to set a custom fee

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I bid 2.23

Are you sure he has negative trust? He is showing as neutral to me 

lol. You admit that looking for your "treasure" is a waste of time but looking for your alts is entertaining as is trying to win the contest of who can troll harder

I think he was more likely referring to posts like this, which are unprofessional and are spam. I reported it and a few others like it but I think most are still there.

If this kind of activity is allowed then you will see nothing more then business owners posting in eachothers threads promoting their own business.

As mentioned above your rates are very low. Fixed rate deals tend to pay more on a per post basis (when assuming that exactly the required number of posts are made) then pay per post campaigns.

As h&c mentioned escrow is a must as without it people would not be protected from you running away to get free advertising.

The news section is technically only for "noteworthy" press/news articles. This standard was much higher before bitcoin became mainstream because it was so rare for the media to report about Bitcoin in the news. Now it is almost a daily occurrence.

I believe that articles about Bitcoin should only be put in the news section on the day they are published. After that they should be in Bitcoin discussion.

Articles about apples, bananas, and anything else unrelated to Bitcoin do not belong in press.

Not by looking at the account. Although you could look at the post history to get a general idea ifvthe post history would have warranted a ban.

Other then that you can ask a moderator, although they most likely won't tell you.

http://www.stbmedia.com/coinspeaker/advertise/ shows that the only options to advertise on that site is via banner ads. Their careers section says that candidates need experience in "news writing"

I think they are just made up of a bunch of amateur wannabe journalists who have no idea what they are doing, similar to most of the other people that write news about Bitcoin.

I wouldn't be surprised if WC contacted the author outside of the site to pay her to write the article.

well I would think that they would have at least a small amount of journalistic integrity. The author is going to have a hard time ever being taken seriously after these kinds of articles

Well damm. I still made a good amount of money off them so it is still good. I have a good number of silver coins from ANACS coming back later this month so I can charge better/higher prices for them.

What do you think of the pricing of the brass?

Thanks for the heads up.

If that is true then my statement still holds true. If you are going to attach your name to something like what was published then you need to verify what you are writing regardless if he is getting paid for it or not.

I think this was pretty obvious lol. I am not sure why anyone would believe your claims that 5,000 btc was hidden somewhere, let alone someone who claims to be a journalist.

To the author of this article- you should seriously consider getting into a new line of work.

it really depends on how quickly you want the account and the quality of posts you need the account to have. If you want a really good account with good posts quickly then you should expect to pay .05 to .07 but if you don't mind some giveaway posts then you might be able to get one for .01 to .03

Testing edit.

He is offering .1% per day here as well. IMO it is not worth a lenders time to pursue this kind of deal and the risk of the gambling site going under is too high.