Why don't you publicly post what your condition is? If it is not something scammy then I am sure there are plenty of people willing to take you up on your offer (myself included).

If you wish to keep your condition secret then the only people that will try to contact you about this will be people that are going to try to scam you.

The OP is actually banned for another week or so. So it would probably be best to look to other lenders for this loan although the collateral you are offering is probably not worth the amount of the loan you are asking for.

Yes.

From this account's profile:
I don't think 'normal' users can create an admin note

I don't think so. The negative trust that he left is very recent, and is somewhat confusing when you first read it. If it was restored then he would probably not have left negative trust.

What rate can you offer and how much exactly do you have?

Your cash offer of $4500 was only the Bitcoin equivalent of ~16.6 btc at current exchange rates. He appears to be pretty firm on his 20 btc asking price.

Well I am sure that if he is using carded credit cards that he is using multiple cards and multiple accounts (and multiple billing addresses) so it will be difficult to catch him by order alone if he is buying things for other people.

I am sure he is using various VPNs or various SOCKS5 proxy's as well.

But law enforcement will likely eventually catch on and look into the accounts that purchase from him so people are not going to want to use their real account to buy from him in order to maintain some level of plausible deniability

This would probably be a more appropriate starting bid then 2 btc. It has always been difficult to sell hero accounts and even in the best markets they would not sell for much more then 1 btc although if you waited long enough then you might have found the right buyer to pay more.

An auction is a generally fast way to sell an account so you should expect it to sell for less then the market price unless the market is especially hot which it is not right now. 

Stewartj left positive trust saying that he got a very large loan from GGGGG

Yea that is my mistake. Well I guess that would invalidate my first statement and the opposite  of my second statement would be true - this is a newbie who will likely initiate a chargeback claim once he receives bitcoin.

If I had to guess I would say that it is most likely that people are creating new accounts via tor or a VPN because they know amazonu is probably using carded credit cards in one way or another.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=80240

The above users password was recently reset and it received positive trust from Stewartj who received negative trust from theymos saying that Stewartj is a likely alt of GGGGG that is a stolen account.

Let me guess, you are not willing to use escrow because PayPal is reversible.

If you are in fact legit you will likely be contacted by a lot of newbie accounts that will likely attempt a chargeback once they receive your bitcoin. 

There is a chance however it is not a guarantee that your appeal will be granted. A ban that has a specific timeframe will automatically expire, assuming that you do not later evade your ban. A perm ban however will not automatically expire.

If you try to evade your ban by posting outside of meta then you will likely quickly get your other accounts banned which will result in you waisting your money from either buying accounts that get banned or your "proxy tax" aka what you pay for registering an account with units of evil going to waste.

I am fairly certain that the fact that the forum automatically removed one of the links in your post I think it is fairly safe to say that the email is not from the forum and that clicking on the link in the body of the email will result to being directed to some malicious site, be it somewhere where you will be directed to download malware (most likely) or some phishing site.

I would recommend against clicking on any links you get in emails supposedly from the forum.

I have one hero account that I would like 1.1 BTC for. I have one 280+ activity account that I would sell for .39 BTC. I have four 120+ full member accounts that I would sell for .135 BTC each, and one member account that I would sell for .075 each (which 90+ activity).

If my prices are higher then you are looking to pay then I would consider any offers that you may make. I would likely be willing to give even bigger discounts if you buy all of the above.

Accounts will generally not get their negative trust removed just because an account was purchased. I don't think he is selling negative trust accounts though.

I have a hero account for sale with 480+ activity, neutral trust and no/few spam like messages.

A signed message is available to document the chain of ownership.

My asking price is 1.1 BTC however I am willing to discuss other offers.

The admins can obviously unban an account if deemed appropriate. No action that a mod or an admin takes is 100% permanent, it can always be reversed if that it deemed to be the correct thing to do

He wants it as leverage. If the account is banned then it is of no use to whoever owns it and they would be more willing to give it back to the previous owner.