As soon as it's being used to sell "illegal" high cap mags, ammo, and pistol grips.
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It's fun to troll sociopaths with giving them false hope that they've got you in their grips. They get so mad.
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I believe that we are all the same whatever, so I don't think we really have separate souls. An analogy would be that we're like individual computer nodes without internet access, and that we're usually only able to connect back to it when we die.
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Could Squall have been one of danks account..?
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All I know is that Satoshi is comfortably wealthy now.
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You're smarter than most, I admit. English is obviously not your first language. Your post history shows you've used Neteller, which doesn't operate in the US. Which you then had an exchange account suspended for trying to use it there as a payment: Hi , I'm looking to buy BTC and pay with neteller.
I believe the only way you'll find a trade like that is to go through VirWoX to do it. You purchase SLL (Second Life Lindens) with Neteller. Then you trade SLL for BTC: - http://www.VirWoX.comalready tried and they disabled my account after a few hours ... they took the money and after that my account has been disabled. contacted neteller and they said to contact the merchant (virwox) contacted them but it seems they dont care. And you've tried to buy BTC using Amazon, which is extremely easy to commit credit card/bank account fraud with: if I order from your site can i pay with my amazon balance ? if yes when I receive the bitcoins from you ? thanks
You're purchasing pre-paid minutes from a company that only operates in the US. You seemingly randomly buy one in the middle of the night to "prove" it's legit, yet no evidence of a customer here yet. Using the classic "trusted members first" tactic to try and legitimize yourself. Won't share name of business you operate under. Offering a significant discount. Hey guys, you can give him your money if you want. I just wouldn't personally be stupid enough to do it because he's using stolen business bank account info to purchase these with, or going through another merchant he's not disclosing because it would expose that he's not purchasing these directly as a business and using a fraudulent payment method.
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Here's two pics of the guy who hangs out by Walmart on College: I wish I had some pictures of his "Bad Santa" act he put on for Christmas, hahaha! Your pictures weren't remote-loading, so I fixed them. At least he doesn't appear to be committing fraud.
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I once had someone carrying a baby try and pull a similar stunt on me in a Wal-Mart parking lot a few years back. Once I let her know through body language that I knew she was bullshit, she turned her acting off and went off to search for a new mark.
These people always have a "whiny" way they tell their sob story, so fortunately...at least for me...they're pretty easy to ignore.
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bitmit is down right now. My auction has very very limited time to find buyers if bitmit somehow comes back soon. You really know how to screw your customers and wonder why it doesn't take off. Well, at this point IMHO that the current site operator has burned the bridge for getting people to trust him with their escrow deposits.
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Why do you feel the need to obscure your company name when trying to prove your product is legit?
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Exploit released yesterday, eh? How convenient...
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I understand the other numbers being x'ed out, but why the originating merchant?
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Mine today literally took mintues. About 200 dollars.
That's because they have a shitload of money from people buying and holding Bitcoins at the moment.
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Bitmit is probably not profitable enough for the amount of hours and money he puts into it. Not sure I can blame him for shutting it down.
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