Since he's scammer, he would say he will give out the loan as agreed when the scam request is solved. As any trusted member should do in his position.(and has been done before) Cuz the lender has scammer attempts. Actually someone scammed me.. Could you help me ? I don't get anything you said. Once again, what would Quickseller do when the guy wants his BTC back? Does Quickseller ignore him? Pay him back? Ill say again. He would talk with the lender asking him to solve the scam acussation agains't him. After he solve the scam acussation WITH PROOF of the lender scamming. He will release the coins as agreed. ( This has been done before by trusted members like you and QS) You got it now ? Updated the thread name, since this is going insanly sick for me, and no one is taking care but trolling against me. i have never done anything like this before. When I take out a loan I am promising to repay a certain amount by a certain time. If I don't do that then I am a scammer. To my knowledge bitcoin information (NKA Mitchell) has not done this either.
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shipitbuddy, stop sending me PM's. You asked Quickseller to scam for you. I don't care if you were scammed by that person. Asking someone else to scam for you, makes you untrustworthy and I rated you accordingly.
i got probably 10+ PMs from him and eventually decided to block/ignore him You'r an ***, making profit since u got friends here in the forum who level you to the default list, and now you not even you'r not helping me like Mitchell who is Staff and do nothing out of helping me trhu this. BUT LEAVE ME NEGATIVE FOR ASKING U TO GET MY MONEY BACK FROM A SCAMMER ? DOES THE POLICE IRL SCAM THE ONE WHO ROOBS THEN ? AND U GUYS WANT TO TALK ABOUT ETIC AND LOGIC . HAHA. I am not profiting from this. This is taking up my time which is valuable. I am not ok default trust list because I am friends with anyone. The police do not take money under false pretenses when someone robs someone else.
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shipitbuddy, stop sending me PM's. You asked Quickseller to scam for you. I don't care if you were scammed by that person. Asking someone else to scam for you, makes you untrustworthy and I rated you accordingly.
i got probably 10+ PMs from him and eventually decided to block/ignore him
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He leave's me negative feedback for no reason, I think that's not fair. There's any one here, who's taking care of this ?
You should sort this out with the person you "scammed", quick seller only jumped in because his trust will actually show up on your trust so people can see that you have an outstanding charge against you. Michael , please stop spaming shit on my threads ok ? motherfucker. I haven't scammed anyone , someone scammed me out for 180 usd, asked to quickseller to get the money back from the asshole, and he give me the neg trust, he neither would risk he's rep but gain more by doing a honorable rescue of my money. He's beign an asshole with me and he abuses the trust system, since he could leave another more than negative (neutral) feedback, I didnt ask him to scam anyone but get my money back , by a fair play agains't a scammer. Stop trolling me quickseller. Scamming a scammer is still scamming. You just admitted to asking me to scam.
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There was a reason I left you trust. You were claiming to have gotten scammed and you asked me via pm to take out a loan from the person that you claim to have scammed you. Not only were to asking that I scam someone but you were also asking me to risk my reputation. Got scammed , he's offering loans , could u get my money back by a loan ? Thanks.
Because he scammed me, ur getting my money back as an act of " justice " that money doesn't belong to that person period.
Other PMs were received (a lot of them) however they are mostly asking me to remove my feedback for him.
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why are you visiting HYIP websites if you are not interested to play ? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Do you think the people who are playing in them do not know the risk? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) These sites are misleading people and are stealing players' money. I don't know if they know the risk however that doesn't change the fact that they are scamming. I was looking into it because Williamj was asking me to endorse the ponzis many of these "people/players" know what they are doing but they want to appear innocents ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Of course 99% know the risk ! scamming is still scamming. He admitted to scamming after he was caught.
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why are you visiting HYIP websites if you are not interested to play ? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Do you think the people who are playing in them do not know the risk? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) These sites are misleading people and are stealing players' money. I don't know if they know the risk however that doesn't change the fact that they are scamming. I was looking into it because Williamj was asking me to endorse the ponzis
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Still waiting.
Did you pay him without escrow? If so can you post the TXID and the PM's from him giving the payment address?
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Amount Requested: 0.03 Date repayment is to be made: 7 days Repayment Amount: 0.055 Collateral: my account BTC address to fund the loan to: 1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm
Approved. You posted your address here1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm G9LCHvZ7VJWOzSTd4UTrD5rVpMZ1v+QNAhgwNGg5z3+xH6EaSE4OsrENIEakinFoGnk5CkAaR57PzDVukhVIqfg= ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- molody82 is requesting a loan from Quickseller on Jan 28 2015 using his account as collateral The username was misspelled however this was due to my own typo and the signature is valid. Please provide the password to your account and I will fund your loan. The password will be changed back to the password you provide me once you repay the loan. done Credentials received. Please repay .055 to 14VRTp4z65ynfT3E5e8n97QEPzWjFEPsBZ by February 5 2015 TXID for loan 5d1a0fdb033d8929358adcc77cd038c9dc2f71909ad39d39fe00983772c67f3a
Amount Requested: .1 Date repayment is to be made: 01/31/15 Repayment Amount: .122 Collateral: My Bitcointalk account BTC address to fund the loan to: 1w8n1k1uj6MhqJCqX3v5G5DwX2KNwTRmG
I asked for the same amount in the thread created by ddamianfrt7. I would remove that request if you decided to loan to me first. I was looking back through my posts and I don't think I have access to any publicly posted address any longer. The private keys are on a broken laptop at my parents house. I can show you that I still have the account listed in the first post on this account if that helps.
-snip- What I accept as collateral:- bitcointalk forum accounts* that are full member or greater
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Amount Requested: .1 Date repayment is to be made: Feb 4th Repayment Amount: .13 Collateral: btctalk account "jets567" BTC address to fund the loan to: 19u7B18jvdxMb3sHGDhKjdc7QNgm8FGnBH
sig- HNueHP3IjreJt3NJbQ2eeMWegm4z+PpbjfO8y0qQvCz9D8XHjXK/Dh1mZkNvOuHYyu6H51s2bACI2LMmz4PCqZk= messages - Quickseller Feb. 11th
The message failed to verify. Can you double check the address, message and signature one more time? william already sent me .1 in my thread, so we can cancel the loan we were going to set up. sorry man we got so close and i appreciate your help anyways. Okay thanks.
Amount Requested: 0.03 Date repayment is to be made: 7 days Repayment Amount: 0.055 Collateral: my account BTC address to fund the loan to: 1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm
Approved. You posted your address here1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm G9LCHvZ7VJWOzSTd4UTrD5rVpMZ1v+QNAhgwNGg5z3+xH6EaSE4OsrENIEakinFoGnk5CkAaR57PzDVukhVIqfg= ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- molody82 is requesting a loan from Quickseller on Jan 28 2015 using his account as collateral The username was misspelled however this was due to my own typo and the signature is valid. Please provide the password to your account and I will fund your loan. The password will be changed back to the password you provide me once you repay the loan. done Credentials received. Please repay .055 to 14VRTp4z65ynfT3E5e8n97QEPzWjFEPsBZ by February 5 2015 TXID for loan 5d1a0fdb033d8929358adcc77cd038c9dc2f71909ad39d39fe00983772c67f3a I have received repayment for this loan via TXID 5d1a0fdb033d8929358adcc77cd038c9dc2f71909ad39d39fe00983772c67f3a I have changed the password back to the password you provided me when you got the loan. If you need your password reset then please sign a message with 1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm with today's date and the email you would like your password reset to and I will change the email address to the email address requested.
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Amount Requested: 0.03 Date repayment is to be made: 7 days Repayment Amount: 0.055 Collateral: my account BTC address to fund the loan to: 1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm
Approved. You posted your address here1KcBzReYZvbeGgiaMip92MMFtTFgDqB3Vm G9LCHvZ7VJWOzSTd4UTrD5rVpMZ1v+QNAhgwNGg5z3+xH6EaSE4OsrENIEakinFoGnk5CkAaR57PzDVukhVIqfg= ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- molody82 is requesting a loan from Quickseller on Jan 28 2015 using his account as collateral The username was misspelled however this was due to my own typo and the signature is valid. Please provide the password to your account and I will fund your loan. The password will be changed back to the password you provide me once you repay the loan.
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What kind of advertisements are you looking for?
People to help get it out there, post in chats, social media, banner advertising when I get a banner made ect. Anything that will help us as we are just launching our 3 gambling style feature on the community. how about with signature campaign? ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) That is a good Idea, I was going to look into starting on for our community and game competitions as well. thanks for reminding me. I will need to make a thread with a bounty to get some nice signatures made up. I would agree that signature campaign advertising is probably going to be the most effective.
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What kind of advertisements are you looking for?
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This really does not belong in the OP, however if anyone is interested in an altcoin signature deal: Providence signature campaign ( Thread) Payment period: Looks like monthly, on the first of the month Minimum posts: Unclear, however it looks like this is a pay per post campaign Payments: N: .5 PRV, J: 1 PRV, M: 1.5 PRV, F: 2.5 PRV, S/H/L: 4 PRV, all amounts are per post Escrow: No. Miscellaneous: I am unable to immediately find the PRV/BTC exchange rate. Payments are made in an altcoin (PRV)
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The time article did not mention regulations nor the state of CA.
"The debut of the Coinbase exchange caused a spike in Bitcoin’s value, from around $250 apiece to more than $300." Just pointing out that someone else besides me thinks that Coinbase cause some spike in the magical markets based on news that was a lie. I don't intend on answering any Coinbase emails and I'll pass them all along to the proper legal people. My income is fine, so don't y'all worry your pants off... Well hopefully they will end up giving you something. However the cause of the price increase really was speculation on the reporters side.
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The time article did not mention regulations nor the state of CA. The CNBC article mentioned that the WSJ was reporting that the exchange would be averrable to customers in states they have regulatory approval. The WSJ article (warning: paywall) currently says:(bold by me) Coinbase’s founders say they have been working for roughly a year to win licenses from state financial regulators. Coinbase will operate exchanges in 24 states. Only account holders in those states can use the exchange. --snip-- Benjamin Lawsky , the superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services, is working on a so-called BitLicense for firms looking to offer digital-currency services in the state; Coinbase is operating under earlier regulations. I really don't see where CNBC got their above assumption (unless it was from another article). The WSJ article does have a correction/amplifications note at the bottom that says:(bold by me) Founders of startup virtual currency exchange Coinbase Inc. have been working to win regulatory approval for roughly a year, and the company is operating bitcoin exchanges in 24 states, including New York and California. An earlier version of this article incorrectly said Coinbase’s founders have been working for five months and have received regulatory approval in half of U.S. states, including New York and California. (Jan. 26, 2015)
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Personally, I could care less if their work space was known or not, as long as they don't pull a mtgox. I only need to know that my funds are safe. Speaking of which, where can I verify that my fiat on there is indeed FDIC insured? And wouldn't that be great if insurance was also extended to BTC... yeah right ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) My understanding is that your fiat balance is not FDIC insured (someone can correct me on this if I am wrong). What I have read is that 'Coinbase's fiat funds will be held at an FDIC insured bank' which means that Coinbase is protected (up to deposit limits) in the event the bank they hold they fiat balance at fails. My understanding is that this is different then FDIC pass though insurance where if the bank fails your portion of Coinbase's deposits are insured up to FDIC limits (assuming you do not have a bank account at the bank in question) plus segregation of customer funds (customer money is kept in separate accounts as company money). My understanding is that if Coinbase were to fail/file bankruptcy and you had money in your USD balance then the FDIC would not step into protect you If customer deposits were insured by FDIC against Coinbase mishaps and misdeed, they would say so on their site. What they say instead is that their bank account is insured against failure of the bank. Moreover I have been told that, in order to get "passthrough" insurance by the FDIC, the company must inform the bank about the balances of each client. (Can anyone confirm this?) This reporting seems quite impractical for an exchange that will make thousands of trades per hour, 24/7. As for BTC balances, the site says tha only their "hot wallet" is insured against theft, embezzlement, and other losses. The site also says that they will keep less than 10% of the clients' BTC funds in the hot wallet. Add to that the claims of "first in the US", and "licensed in NY and CA". Coinbase seems to think that marketing is more important than trust, and that misunderstandings like the above are good for business. To me, they spell immaturity non-trustworthiness. According to Howstuffworks(which lists paypal as their source) Although PayPal itself isn't an FDIC-insured bank, it does keep your funds in various FDIC-insured banks across the country (Go here to see which ones PayPal currently uses). According to PayPal, your funds are eligible for something called pass-through insurance. Basically, this means that you can recover your money even if the bank fails. This insurance does not protect you if PayPal fails, although the company claims that "your funds will also be protected from any claims of PayPal's creditors and will be returned to you even in the unlikely event of a PayPal insolvency" So in other words pass through FDIC insurance will only protect you against bank failure, not the failure of the company you have your funds on deposit at (which in this case would be coinbase). You are correct about their hot wallet insurance, which again is really protecting coinbase, not their customers (coinbase likely has sufficient capital to absorb a theft of their hot wallet). I would say that the assumption that coinbase was in fact licensed in CA and NY has to do with the fact that much/most of the bitcoin related media is really not qualified to be reporting the news (to put it nicely) and the MSM probably picked up on a story by a site like CCN and did not properly check their facts
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Oh, and posting stupid garbage like "I'm not trusted" is a waste of time since I will delete your post (**ahem**, Quickseller)
I am not sure how you plan on deleting posts either ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) Is BadBear about to give negative trust to a moderator account that you recently purchased? Also +1 to the above. Most people with legit PP funds will simply withdraw to their bank account and buy with cash fiat. Additionally I am not sure why anyone would pay a premium for your PayPal. It is usually the opposite. Ah dang I forgot to self-moderate, thanks for pointing that out. And rates are rates, if someone needs PayPal quickly they can just come to meWell I guess it is a free market, right.
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Personally, I could care less if their work space was known or not, as long as they don't pull a mtgox. I only need to know that my funds are safe. Speaking of which, where can I verify that my fiat on there is indeed FDIC insured? And wouldn't that be great if insurance was also extended to BTC... yeah right ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) My understanding is that your fiat balance is not FDIC insured (someone can correct me on this if I am wrong). What I have read is that 'Coinbase's fiat funds will be held at an FDIC insured bank' which means that Coinbase is protected (up to deposit limits) in the event the bank they hold they fiat balance at fails. My understanding is that this is different then FDIC pass though insurance where if the bank fails your portion of Coinbase's deposits are insured up to FDIC limits (assuming you do not have a bank account at the bank in question) plus segregation of customer funds (customer money is kept in separate accounts as company money). My understanding is that if Coinbase were to fail/file bankruptcy and you had money in your USD balance then the FDIC would not step into protect you
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Oh, and posting stupid garbage like "I'm not trusted" is a waste of time since I will delete your post (**ahem**, Quickseller)
I am not sure how you plan on deleting posts either ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) Is BadBear about to give negative trust to a moderator account that you recently purchased? Also +1 to the above. Most people with legit PP funds will simply withdraw to their bank account and buy with cash fiat. Additionally I am not sure why anyone would pay a premium for your PayPal. It is usually the opposite.
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They actually brought enforcement action on ~70 companies acting in a similar manner. I wonder how many of them were ponzis on bitcointalk/gambling. I sure hope that moreia/TheGambler were part of the companies that were busted ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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