Only 3 days remaining.

If you don't provide a valid collateral there's no chance you'll get a loan. All you'll get is negative trust. Read this (it seems you haven't): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.0

Can you do 0.745? I can't lower from that. If so please contact an escrow or let me know and I'll find one.

I have withdrawable funds in my Namecheap account again. I've updated the OP.

Next time just start the auction at the price you're really willing to sell. It's easier for everyone.

Bump. Price is negotiable, post or PM me your offer.

You should specify how you got the list and whether the owners of those addresses agreed to receive marketing emails and what kind. Otherwise the list can't/shouldn't be used.

You have this feedback by dooglus in your profile:

I'm pretty sure you do know what you're doing now.

Edit: At least you added a warning now. A trusted escrow would help too. But not running ponzi schemes at all would be even better.

Are you willing to use a trusted escrow of this forum? Will you send the coins to the escrow before receiving the Skrill/PayPal?

Bids are binding. If you get a bid you can't just break you're own rules and ignore it. That's why you should not offer the goods anywhere else if you're auctioning them.
Things like this can happen if you break your rules: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1011478.msg11014151#msg11014151

Are you auctioning the same collateral you're offering? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1021204.0) :/ So what will you do if you get both the loan and a first bid?
Besides the auction ends "1 minute after first bid" which means you're actually selling it, not auctioning it, and the price is 0.2 BTC, the same as the loan. I don't think you have any intention to repay this loan.
IMO you're just trying to disguise a sale as a loan in this thread and as an auction in the other thread. I would not recommend anybody to fill this loan.

You can't put the site on auction anywhere else, bids are binding. What would you do if you get bids on both sites?

I bid 0.03 BTC in case maqueen's bid doesn't go through. The fact he is a newbie can be easily explain because you promoted the auction on other sites as you said. What's really strange is that he bid 0.1 instead of something close to 0.028.

Thank you tidus1097 I confirm I've received the full payment. I'm still making the last tweaks to the website.

Just Magicmann, the loan has now expired and it hasn't been repaid yet nor an extension has been requested. Contact me asap.

I'm selling the domain bit.immo, perfect short domain for anything related to both bitcoin and real estate.

It's registered at NameCheap. It can be pushed to another NC account for free. Important: It was recently registered so it can't be transferred to another registrar yet.
It expires in March 2016 (whois). Free WhoisGuard is included.

Price:
US$ 29 ( ) somewhat negotiable.
Escrow is OK or you go first.

Current highest bid is only $5 for all 18 domains. Les than 5 days to go.

The following facts are extremely suspicious:
- You are a newbie
- You're willing to take PayPal even though it's reversible so you could be scammed with a charge back. Why don't you care about that?
- You're willing to give a discount with PayPal payments
- You're asking people to continue the deal via email instead of safely on the forum with escrow
- You want to prove your balance. If you use an escrow you don't need to do that
- You want to prove your balance in a very strange way, instead of just signing a message
- Here you are trying to buy BTC for Perfect Money: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1018489.msg11038926#msg11038926
while here you sell BTC for Perfect Money with a 7% discount: http://www.bitcoinbazaar.net/have-3-26-btc-for-paypal-or-western-union-cash_i153
Buying high and selling low is not a good business plan

Do not deal with this user without a trusted escrow from this forum. Do not send first out of greed.

Unfortunately having an old or verified PayPal doesn't prove anything. It can always be charged back even several months after the trade. Read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=14632.0.
If you don't offer a non-reversible payment method and escrow you won't be able to make this deal.

If only things were so simple. One single person cannot create a quality ignore list, he will always be biased and he can't get enough information, no matter who he is. People with paid signature are more likely to post low quality posts but that doesn't mean they will. There are both extremely high quality posts with signatures and garbage without any signature or reward of any kind. People can troll on one post and that doesn't mean they're always trolls and therefore should be ignored. They can be trolls and slowly grow up into top contributors of the community, or the other way around.

Because of this a list of this kind -if implemented at all- must be a hard work done by several trusted members of the forum. I suggested something like this before but even with these considerations it would be hard to maintain and it's very arguable whether it would help or not. Without a continuous team work I think it's not even worth considering it.

Your account is not valid collateral because it can't be easily sold and you may claim it was hacked and get it back without repaying the loan. Read this and try offering a valid collateral: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577765.0

Besides the fact you run a ponzi scheme (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=931995.0) makes you look untrustworthy. You won't get a loan with a bogus collateral.