How did you get these, and where did they originate from? No legit cards will sell this low. In the past, I've been personally scammed by low priced gift cards because they were purchased with stolen credit cards. Within a week, the gift card gets voided because the original credit card's owner reported it and did a charge back.

Is this why you need to get rid of it fast, within 24 hours? I will consider purchasing half you amount (5x$100 for $175 in btc) if you give me the cards now and I hold it for 1 month. We lock in a btc price, then if the cards still have a balance on after a month, I will pay you the btc.

I believe the controller polls at 1000hz, similar to ultra responsive gaming mice, so plenty fast. This is a keyboard though, I don't think the poling actually matters as much as it does for a mouse.

1. They accept anyone that is willing to pay for membership. It's all about greed and money. You can be a scammer and still join, as long as you pay.
2. What good have they done for bitcoin? Bitcoin can still function without them, so no need to centralize.
3. Core development can still happen outside of the foundation. Again, why is it needed?

Calling it quits huh? Any PSU's, motherboards, or memory available? Do you have original receipt to help with warranty in case ever needed?

Well we see newbs buying from newbs all the time, and later getting scammed. Oldest trick in the book, but yet it still works.

I have a CoolerMaster Quickfire Mechanical keyboard in Cherry MX red switches, TKL form factor.

I'd like $65 + $10 shipping for it. Amazon currently has it for about $130 shipped.

payment methods:
-btc equivalent
-paypal
-amazon payment

The last thing you want to do is call them about it, as it will just prompt more investigation. I meant to say that it's a huge risk for the btc seller to accept your Chase Quickpay because you can easily reverse it. But it's also risky for you paying with chase, because they close accounts that deal with bitcoins.

Hey I just want to give you a heads up that Chase is very hostile against bitcoin. Quickpay method is also as reversible as paypal, even after the funds have cleared into your account. Deal with someone very reputable for this payment method. If you look on LBC, there is not a single deal that accepts Chase Quickpay for this very reason.

Who cares what he's doing or where he's at. The only thing that matters is that is he's no longer spamming here. Good riddance. Although I have my bets that he still lurks here or has another account.

So updown conveniently got sick, that's why he's not present or paying people. But he got well just enough to pay 9 people, and went back to being sick 

Sadly, what Maidak described in the OP is the same type of info that your everyday friend hears from news negativity.

I recently got a sister in law interested in bitcoin, but her husband killed all desire of getting me to help her obtain some because he said feds will come in your house to bust you if they find out. These are pretty wild statements, so I'm not even sure where someone gets these kind of ideas.

Nice, getting 3btc for -8% in less than an hour is pretty good 

I hope this isn't the real RawDog from youtube, because he is nothing but a troll. The title clearly says so.

How did you connect the Bitcoin Foundation to be the lifeline of bitcoin?

I'm in the middle of working it out with him in PM, but for some reason he just stopped responding.

Safest is through a large exchange, but you'll have to go through the hassle of ID verification because of AML/KYC regulations. Or you can post them for sale on the forums, just make sure you lay out the terms.

How many are you trying to sell and how much? I'd be willing to buy some.

edit: sorry I realized it's a physical bitcoin, which means you can't do it through exchanges.

Tomorrow you can pay back to this address at 11am PST (6pm forum time)

1BcWpWUUSEjpCWHGvcCuTz9EU1V3BJMBKX

Loan sent. Repayment in 24 hours.

https://blockchain.info/tx/aa91a582e7d33a34c157c8140f2e069a45928e7726ea84b7c7237586a2f39f87

PCGS or NGC won't grade these coins because they're not legal tender anywhere. However, you can get ANACS to grade them, as they're considered as "medallions".

What other type of coins will you be stocking withing the next couple months? Interested in some silver, but I either already have those current coins or they're too boring.

How hard is it to do this? I think last time I tried to post the same ads, they have a filter that don't allow very similar ads. OP, why can't you do it yourself? Are there more restrictions on registrations now? I have an account I might be able to give this a shot.