Nop, not a typo. My bid was BTC0.12.

I see OP missed an important step that was clearly mentioned: he had to change the password and he didn't.
Now Damn3d please do respond, why is it required to change the password? Why do several people have access to those credentials? Are you selling stolen/hacked accounts?

BTC0.12

People don't take PayPal here either except from very trusted users. That's because it can be charged back even 6 months after the deal.
Read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=14632.0

You should try offering a non-reversible payment method. If you really need to trade PayPal try this site: https://www.virwox.com/ they charge a high fee however.

Also beware of scammers that may contact you offering to sell BTC for PayPal as long as you send first because "you can charge back the payment if they don't send the BTC". That's a known scam. They will keep giving excuses until they withdraw the money so you may not be able to charge back.

You shouldn't sell your domain here while it's on auction: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028135.0
What will you do if there are bids already and you get an acceptable offer here below auction's BIN price? The auction doesn't say there's a reserve price.

I confirm the last loan was fully repaid on time. I've sent a new one now:


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Hi xetsr,
I've sent 3 BTC as a loan to you.
TXID: 0bc83f2b150d58abac918ac3f0fe7fb99bfa004da28cfdefbe19443c7f7b11dd
Please pay back to my address 17uqPCqUk5AeK83b6bDj2FT8FKd82qX5gY
by 2015-04-24 with 5% interest or by 2015-05-01 with 10% interest.
Thanks,
EcuaMobi
2015-04-17
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OP is obviously trolling, or wants to grab some donations. Regarding the private key thing I'm pretty sure he means the wallet.dat is in the laptop but it's encrypted. So OP has the password and the person who bought the laptop could have the encrypted wallet.dat.

That doesn't seem like a good idea to me. While several new users are shill accounts, there are legit new users too trying to learn more about bitcoin. Welcoming and helping them can make a big difference.
Anyway you can check the 'Members' link and order them by registration date:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist;sort=registered;start=0;desc

It would be great if the scam accusation against you really works and makes you stop acting dishonestly. Too bad you didn't apply this policy from the beginning.

I don't think you should ever remove your feedback. I find it absolutely accurate. OP held the coins completely willingly so he deserves that negative rating. He can't justify it for his lack of experience. Anyone can know that holding money or goods he doesn't own is just wrong.

If he runs the site honestly for a long time he will get positive feedback and he could eventually get a total positive (i.e. green) trust but the fact he didn't act honestly this time would still remain.

This is a Ponzi and no Ponzi can work paying out 5600%. Besides you're hiding the fact it is a Ponzi. Therefore of course it's a scam and of course you will keep asking people to "try" it even with a small amount because every deposit made to you means 100% profit to you because you're not sending anything back.
Fortunately I really doubt anyone will fall in this scam. You're just wasting your time.

I got this surgery 3 months ago and i couldn't be happier I'm seeing much better now without glasses than before with them. Just a few advices:
- Go eject only if you're above 30 and haven't changed the correction value of your glasses in at least one year, otherwise you may need prescription glasses again very soon.
- If the doctor says "don't blink" while on surgery then don't! Bad things can happen if you don't follow his instructions.
- Follow the after-surgery instructions and don't worry if you don't see perfectly or if you see rings the first few weeks or up to 3 months. Things get better after the eyes fully recover

Good luck!

Every single site that pays investors with the money of new investors (instead of money it produces) is a Ponzi. Check the Wikipedia link I posted and the image of OP if you're still not clear on that.

However Ponzi is not always the same as scam. I think that's what you mean here. If a site is transparent, shows a warning saying it's a Ponzi and a list of transactions so users can estimate how things are going then I don't think it's a scam, it's a high risk game. But it's still a Ponzi of course and everyone in this section must be aware of that and make well informed decisions.

If a Ponzi hides the fact it's a Ponzi then it's definitely a scam. Also the problem in this section is that even when a Ponzi is advertised as a Ponzi it is handled by untrusted users who can run with the money at any time.

Received and sent. Thanks!

Wikipedia says:

So you're confirming they're Ponzi, right?

OP has confirmed me I won the auction. Thanks.

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Hi Joebrann,
Please send 20 LTC to my address:
LRGJ7sNAeWhiPmMG5HFd1qzDEozrpxGdYW
and let me know your BTC address. I will send 0.0751 BTC as per my bid:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1026781.msg11109634#msg11109634
Thanks,
EcuaMobi
2015-04-16
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Thanks! Now I'm just waiting for OP to confirm I'm the winner.
OP please PM me to complete the deal.

0.0751

AFAIK that command doesn't have any effect for low priority transactions when setting that fee could prevent the TX from being confirmed.
Anyway you can try adding "paytxfee=0.00001000" to your bitcoin.conf.

Reading this will help you:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=124068.msg1332793#msg1332793

Check my thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1001457.0

I can offer $183.20 for 0.7643 BTC (that's 4% above market price in your favor).
It takes about 24hours and up to 48h to appear in your account and the risk of charge back is removed.
You'd need to send first or we can use a trusted escrow.

FYI nobody will agree to deal with you without using escrow. So even if you reject my offer confirm you're willing to use a trusted member here as escrow.