Thanks for the heads up, didn't know you can get them without buying games. Might contact you around the end of the sale.

Hello, bitcoinpeeps,

I recently noticed people are selling their personal/hacked/stolen Reddit accounts.

I'm selling a method to accumulate Reddit Karma in an automatic fashion using your personal Reddit account. You can use this on multiple accounts simultaneously.


There are limited copies available: 0/5 sold, as you won't find this anywhere else.
Price: 20$ or , may go up in time if enough people are interested.

Buy it now:

An escrow is accepted (Monbux).
If you buy it now, you will be entitled to get any future updates, if any.

There is a single vouch copy available to a Legendary member, all the above conditions apply, meaning you need to persuade me to give you a vouch, not just demand it. I'd prefer the vouchee to be an admin or trusted escrow.

In order to prove it's not illegal, please link your Steam profile so we can see you indeed have those gifts on your personal account.

Those keys cost 29 euro on G2A.

You won't have luck with this price.

Sorry for any mix-up. I initially contacted OP, while thinking they were both from the UK.

After that I received from OP nonsensitive info regarding that the alleged culprit is from another country in the European Union.

There are usually ways to contact the country's law enforcement in order for them to issue a search warrant, but as you all know crypto currencies are not something looked well upon.

In resume, I can do my best remotely, but it's indeed better to find a lawyer residing in the culprit's country.

I'd like to formally ask Theymos to give additional information on what/how this might have happened in order to declare guilty/not guilty the culprit with relative certainty.

bitmarket.io is currently online and has made a thread looking for a Python developer. I'm sure if he has funds to hire a guy, he has funds to pay off what he owes.

I'm currently suffering because of this situation, because now is the time for me to pay the heating bills which are significant this year.

This is not the right place to formally propose this, but if the admins don't really take initiative/don't have resources and time to give the appropriate amount of attention to every scam made, why not make a fund (contributed by donations, signature campaigns, a small part of ad revenue, a small percentage of the scammed amount if recovered, whatever) with which a designated person will be payed for handling scams? Just a thought, if anyone is interested in this, I can make a more detailed plan.

Those are cracked accounts as made obvious by the screenshot provided.

Also don't give vouches to Low Rank members, their opinion doesn't mean anything.

I have a Marks and Spencer e-giftcard for sale. (60 pounds)

My English comprehension skills are just fine, thanks.

As theymos was the only one who might have given us a straight answer for what might have happened with the account, his evidence is inconclusive. Which doesn't prove either or.

All the replies given in this thread by bitmarket.io include stuff like: your money is lost, "fuck you" and i thought I receive other people's messages.

I know Trusted on sites like this doesn't imply a person is a good human being, but the way bitmarket.io handles this situation (or the lack of effort for it), makes me want to not let him loose that easily.

To Michail1, if theymos has any way of gathering data on all the points you noted he did NOT mention, I would be really grateful to him if he does share it with us. Otherwise what you wrote is no less speculation than what I suspect to have happened.

Here's the message he sent me on May 13th:


Tough luck he chose to scam us for such a low amount. Wouldn't suspect a Hero member to go this low.

Still for sale.

First time posting about this outside the loan thread.

Technically I sent the first of the two loans. It wasn't unasked, bitmarket.io sent me a message that he still needed it. Of course, I know all loans should be public, but I was wrong to trust a person who was in hindsight asking multiple people simultaneously for the same loan.

Secondly, I'm not totally new to lending, anyone can check my post history and Trust page.

To bitmarket.io, your last post makes me think you really don't give a damn about your account. If you have it from 2013, how can you possibly think there's a glitch and you receive other people's messages? Seriously? Both me and traderbit sent to your account 75$.

Of course our coins are gone, that's how coins work. If you are so careless with your account, I'll at least know I payed 75$ to show that you're a really irresponsible person and people shouldn't deal with you.

I have 5 confirmations on my transaction already.

Edit: OP hasn't responded to any of my PMs. I think I lost some money right here.

Yeah, mine is still unconfirmed...

I sent him the coins before he posted that he's dealing with you.

Just to be clear, I received a message from OP beforehand, so I also sent him 75$ in bitcoin.

Awkward situation indeed.

Loan sent.

Tx id: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/72a2cfeb5a31c8c232313e5a03be9b558203c74c9c199f55a189edea6cdba0ee

Edit: Sorry for the mix-up, you don't need to repay with interest.

Repayment received.

Sent you the loan.

Tx id: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/cfdb9fa3b0ab875570db123b76ecb869133dcef6b0d608fe28ccb9f0914776ba

Got the M&S card as a gift from Sky, because I recently signed up with them (broadband and phone).

Marks and Spencer is a clothing shop in UK.

Willing to sell it for 40 £ (pounds) in Bitcoin.

PM me for inquiries. Also I can prove ownership via receipt.

Escrow (a reputable one) is paid by the buyer.