You have as much right to that as I have to read these forums without all the scam loan requests.  Get over yourself!  It's not your right if it infringes on the rights of another (i.e. the right to free speech).  I can accuse you of being Hitler just for shits and giggles if I so choose because it's my right (as it is yours) to post on this forum as long as the owners allow it.

Account information (for sites like Paypal, eBay, etc) and personal info (address, phone numbers, SIN numbers) can be purchased cheaply online.  That is why the peer lending site btcjam is such a cesspool of fraudulent activity.  Even if you did provide actual information about yourself, no one has yet sued another person for the return of bitcoins.  When you decide not to repay, the lender is simply S.O.L, and I am sure you know that.

In short, stop being so lazy and buy some bitcoins yourself.  Then if you win or lose, it's YOUR money, and not someone else's.  No one here will lend to you - we're not idiots.

That website looks like it was put together in 5 mins.  It's certainly not an exchange.

Anyway, that domain can now be considered a scam as well. 

The best part about what Tomato suggested is that you can transfer that history over to your new account when you abandon this one!   

Seriously - don't ask for a loan for gambling.  Pay for your own chips.

You transfer the shares out of your account before you receive the coins.  Then when you pay the loan back, the shares get transferred back to you.

I suggest you buy the bitcoins to fund yourself.  It's not cool to gamble with other people's coins.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=190954.0

You think he would be more inventive with his name choices...

Anyway, "." is labelled as a scammer so I wanted to make the mods aware.

With the username of "F", I think this is the same as the username "." - a scammer.

"." sent me the following PM< which is identical to yours.

Yes, but I wasn't asking people to send me coins.  Build up some reputation first.

The word of a brand new anonymous forum account.

Don't send this guy any coins.  Put them in escrow until he gets the actual item, and only after he has identified himself.

I like this guy.   

You'll still have access to the private keys, so you'll be able to walk away at any time with everyone's coins.

BTW - Your grammar and spelling are terrible and you use double negatives.  You don't really put yourself out as a professional dealing with a team.  Sorry.

Quoting for prosperity.

You mean the user "pandorabct".  Interestingly enough, that user just signed onto the forum 2 mins ago (last post almost 2 weeks) - prob to remove his BTC address from his profile.

Good catch!    

Guess all the people that "preordered" have been scammed.

The official Bitcoin Museum hasn't even launched yet.  I'm currently working out how much I'll be paying for paid exhibit submissions.

I'm settling on the 0.1btc per submission mark, but it's open to change.  I'll announce here when the site is launching, but in the meantime I certainly appreciate the  bumping.  

Trust a scammer to not scam?   

I believe the fact you glossed over TF's issues without any defense shows his comments were dead on.  You are going to collect as many coins as you can then disappear.  

I suggest you don't send Paypal as a gift.   

What about the administrator, who is anonymous with a new forum account?  What security is there in place to stop him from just disappearing with all the deposited coins?

It is when you lie...