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1941  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Gold & Silver @ 85% [WWW.APMEX.COM] on: February 10, 2016, 08:57:42 PM
Dont take people here for stupid.

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sorry you feel so offended that I'm offering a somewhat decent exchange rate for gold.

You are offering sub $500 gold coins which command at least a spot +5% premium for spot -15%

Thats a minimum 20% loss on every coin you buy.  Does not take a genius to realise this is impossible.

Even for bullion dealers the spreads on gold are tight, I have purchased a lot of gold over the last 2 years so know what I am talking about.
1942  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Gold & Silver @ 85% [WWW.APMEX.COM] on: February 10, 2016, 08:42:03 PM
Prove me wrong and I will remove the neg.

1) Go order the gold and get it delivered to your home address.

2) List the coin with a picture of the coin + a piece of paper with your username and date on it.

3) Use Escrow

You wont have any probs selling gold @ or below spot here.

Ill take any 1/4 oz gold coin at -15% spot from you (so its under the $500)

Would love to hear your explanation of how you make a profit selling every item you buy at a loss (15% under spot according to your thread title), you would make an excellent central banker.
1943  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Gold & Silver @ 85% [WWW.APMEX.COM] on: February 10, 2016, 08:37:54 PM
APMEX has extremely stringent fraud controls and wouldn't send orders out unless it was related to the card-holders address.

In your first post -> 2. You send me the products and I order them to your chosen address (any address, PO Box, mail forwarding etc.)

Also I went away from bitcoin as I lost a great amount of money trying to start an exchange, and decided instead to specialise in another field. Hence why I completely forgot about my account.
Thirdly, my LBC account has been active for quite some time and I wouldn't risk selling fraudulent items knowing that my ID, IP & home address is all present on that site.

I don't mind scepticism and scrutiny as it helps weed out the scammers, however I am not offering a crazy product here. I am offering escrow and willing to go first for reputable members of the community.

Under $500 not to trigger fraud control no doubt - go fuck yourself scammer
1944  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Gold & Silver @ 85% [WWW.APMEX.COM] on: February 10, 2016, 08:29:07 PM

Fellow Bitcointalk members, I am here to offer Gold & Silver @ spot or even below spot rate.

The process is rather simple;

1. You visit www.apmex.com & find what gold/silver products you want up to the value of $500
2. You send me the products and I order them to your chosen address (any address, PO Box, mail forwarding etc.)
3. Wait until the items arrive (I will provide tracking) and release the coins or send the coins (for reputable members).


I have an account on LBC if you wish to transact on there, however a fee of 1% will be added to cover me.
https://localbitcoins.com/accounts/profile/SwiftXchange/


I am happy to answer any and all questions within this thread.


Why the posting gap of nearly 2 years? (hacked or purchased account, password recently changed)

Your usernames previous posts were UK linked now you are offering orders from a US based bullion dealer.

Ordering high value goods on dodgy credit cards by any chance then run with the bitcoin while the person receiving the goods takes the shit.

Anyone with half a brain will give this a miss.

p.s. enjoy the neg I just left you!
1945  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Lucky coin Idea on: February 10, 2016, 07:20:11 PM
I was joking of course  Grin about the peeling. I love the excitement: does it cointain 1BTC or doesn't it?.... Shocked

Hi everyone. I am now taking payments for this week.

Would anyone be interested in a Delux version of this? Say with silver coins and the price is higher? The winning prize 3 Bitcoin or something?

But 2 winners not one to make it a bit better. Just an idea. If interest I will make a new thread.

Please reserve me 1.1 of silver version.

I have 1.1 of lucky coin so might as well go for the set

(then when you do a gold version ill grab 1.1 of that too Smiley )
1946  Economy / Economics / Re: US Debt Has Exploded on: February 10, 2016, 05:38:54 PM
IMO USA is very far from this point actually. They don't print dollars without thinking about how much exactly they should print, that's why the inflation is not as big as in some other countries.

Really?

I thought every year they just have a pretend argument over the debt ceiling then increase it just enough to last them until the following year where they increase the debt ceiling again in a never ending spiral of hopeless unpayable debt.
1947  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 09, 2016, 08:34:47 PM
I officially give up on these threads as they never get anywhere and are pointless.

To summarise -

a) "Gold is better"

b) "Bitcoin is better"

c) "Why choose, get both"

No need to read the previous 106 pages or the next 106  Wink
1948  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 09, 2016, 07:03:22 PM
Gold like diamonds are out of our league.
You can't accomplish anything if you invest 10k dollars..
But with 10k$ in bitcoins, you can create miracle!

Yes you could make 10k$ disappear lol,
1949  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 08, 2016, 01:30:13 PM
Gold price still surging.

Now up 13% since the fed hiked rates.
1950  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Lucky coin Idea on: February 08, 2016, 12:03:28 PM
Lucky no 1.1 has arrived today Smiley

Nice.
You should see if you won  Wink Tongue Roll Eyes Shocked

The value of this coin will remain another great mystery in life Smiley
1951  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Lucky coin Idea on: February 08, 2016, 11:54:12 AM
Lucky no 1.1 has arrived today Smiley


1952  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 08, 2016, 09:17:15 AM
The issue with gold is that it's hard to store, easy to lose on thiefs or government ban.

And if you store it in bank, it will sink with it.

Bitcoin is the most independant investment.

Also very hard to move. Try to leave your country with 1M$ gold and 1M$ BTC you will see.

1) Gold is not hard to store at all, a £26,000 gold bar is the size of a smart phone.  You can easily stash this away in your home, I have of $60k worth of gold stored in something smaller than shoe box.

2) A government ban on gold has never been effective, only a tiny % has ever been handed in in by the public.  If a ban did happen would you just walk to your local bank and hand it over?  If you would you are just as likely to hand over your bitcoin if they ban it.

3) With regard to thieves, how many people have been hacked, scammed or lost all their bitcoin in dodgy bitcoin exchanges.

4) "Try to leave your country with 1M$ gold and 1M$ BTC you will see."  Bitcointards love to quote this bullshit statement.  In reality how many members of this forum (a) have 1M$ or greater  (b) have any need to flee their country with their entire wealth.  Its a make believe insignificant scenario.


 
1953  Economy / Speculation / Re: Returning to gold standard? on: February 07, 2016, 09:30:57 PM
Will this help now when we have economic disaster?

Gold is the only actual value that it can do a monetary reset.
thaht's why all countries want buy gold (or retrieve it from other country).

monetary reset is already plan.
Do you know any ranking of gold reserves by country?


The top 40 countries with the largest gold (2015) reserves are here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_reserve

Source: World Gold Council.

Note that some of those gold reserves may be double-counted or otherwise in error.  China, for example, is rumored to have much higher reserves (in secret) than is accounted for on this list.

I sure everyone believes the US's claimed gold holdings too.

The last audit of Fort Knox was in 1953  and only 5% of the gold was permitted to be tested with no external experts allowed Wink
1954  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Lucky coin Idea on: February 07, 2016, 05:52:35 PM
Has anyone received their 1.LUCKY (week 1 / round 1) coin yet?
Pictures and who's the LUCKY winner??  Shocked

Thanks

I've got 1.1 but not received it yet.
1955  Economy / Economics / Re: US Debt Has Exploded on: February 07, 2016, 04:27:50 PM
rip usa.
Wonder what that amount is in bitcoin though...
USA WILL GO BANKRUPT EVENTUALLY.. ITS INEVITABLE. (unless we print a bill that's worth 19 trillion and is called a penny lol).


You make a joke of it but they did actually talk about creating a few trillion $ platinum coins.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-13/the-trillion-dollar-platinum-coin-is-back

1956  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 07, 2016, 10:13:19 AM
when was the gold peak, because i think some chart are reporting it wrong, they said 1980 for a value of $2k, other say in 2012
That is not important. Now the heyday of gold. already finished. bitcoin will replace the golden age. era has changed. Now we think of when the peak time of bitcoin

the peak of bitcoin was in 2013, still unbeaten, the peak of gold to the contrary of my belief was not so long time ago, so it's possible for gold to reach again another high value

still gold only reach 2k has a value because its amrketcap it's already too big, so i doubt it will grow much farher, on the other hands bitcoin has a bigger potential in growing

Not sure if you have read the story but the FED and central banks are pretty much out of ammo in saving the world economy and countries being able to pay their debts.  One of the few tools left is gold revaluation -

https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=gold+revaluation&tbs=qdr:m

Some crazy high figures being quoted, fingers crossed here lol Smiley


1957  Other / Meta / Re: Need Advice - Hacked account or someone is trying to trick me on: February 06, 2016, 08:44:40 PM
If you settle the loan in full I dont see why the lender would want to sell the account as his terms have been met.

Unless greed gets the better of him.
1958  Other / Meta / Re: Need Advice - Hacked account or someone is trying to trick me on: February 06, 2016, 08:41:03 PM
You are responsible for this account and your pc/password should be secured to prevent the hacker.

If you want your account returned you will need to settle the loan.

Seems a lot of effort for the hacker for a 0.05BTC loan  Huh

All sounds a little suspicious to me.
1959  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 06, 2016, 08:31:55 PM
What misinformation?

Gold is good to hold value and purchase power. If you are rich, you need only this (to stay rich), and gold is safer.

If you want to invest in something highly risky that can pay a lot (or go to 0) bitcoin is the right choice.

I agree that you can buy some ounces of gold. But it will never change your life.



Rich people don't invest in gold but rather prefer diamonds or platinum. Else they just buy gold in the form of ornaments.

There are hardly many bitcoin users now and hence we can't even compare them with the users whom own gold as I guess there must not be any household which doesn't own gold or small ounces of gold.


For me, I prefer buying gold more than BTC as the former one holds more value than the later.

Platinum is classed as an industrial metal and diamonds are a terrible investment.
1960  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: February 06, 2016, 05:58:07 PM
If you are already rich gold is good.

If you are poor, more chances to change your life with bitcoins.
Yeah you right just rich people which can invest on gold, but if you not rich people don't worry you can be rich with bitcoin. Cheesy

If you are poor then save your money rather than gambling it on bitcoin.

Why can only the rich invest in gold?  You can purchase gold down to fractions of a gram (although premiums are steep).

So much misinformation from people that dont know what they are talking about.
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