I had several transactions w\ imsaguy. Some straight btc for pp, and a couple gox $$ for paypal.
Payment was prompt each time.
Thank you. I saw your pm and I'm working on the details. |
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Ich habe Namen und Adresse eines Herrn Rene E., der sich mir gegenüber als Opschinken identifiziert hat.
Bei Interesse bin ich bereit, diese den Strafverfolgungsbehörden zu nennen.
I can provide to you more evidence. He accepted $100 USD via Paypal that was supposed to be traded for MtGox. I save my pm messages and PP transaction numbers. |
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Sent. Good to do business with you.
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(<begin cover ass>)... (</end cover ass>). LOL. |
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sorry i see the thread a little late, slammed is a hard discussed "scammer" in the german part of the forum.
link? |
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Buying MtGox USD with PP. PM, (almost) no amount too big.
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Gah, you sound exactly like him.
As already said : Can the forum admins please look at the logs, IPs etc. to confirm to everybody for once and for all that I am not smoothie, CH/RS or any other person besides myself. Thank you ! You might not be CH/RS or Smoothie, but you are certainly pimping ScamCoin v2 at every opportunity. I'm sorry to let you know, but 99.9% of the forum members realise that ScamCoin is in fact that, a scam. Nobody is interested in SC any more. It is was a failure - both times. Define "it was a failure" from your point of view. I don't think it was a failure. We will see who was right over time. you realize we're at bitcointalk.org and not solidcointalk.org right? |
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Dude, this is the same little 'whitepaper' that has been circulating over and over.
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User: slammedWe were supposed to trade for a MtGox USD voucher. I sent him payment. He signed into the forum about 30 minutes after I pm'd indicating I had sent payment. He hasn't replied or been on since. No replies to emails. Does anyone else have any experience with him? |
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He still hasnt sent me the mtgox usd he owes me, so be careful with him guys. Got the money and then magically stopped coming to the forums.
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I would like a stab at this if the above falls through.
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It's a bit absurd to complain about a one-line text advert under the top post when half the posts are bloated with ads in their signatures.
Why don't you just charge a small fee for the ability to place an image in signatures? That would probably make more and at the same time help clean up the threads (as many users would remove their images).
I know that would be unpopular but my point is that complaining about one-line ad text is silly given the current kaleidoscope of ads on each page that don't pay for the forum.
+1 There is nothing like a person with a 1 line reply to a message and a 20 line image in their signature. |
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I am trading for BTC and MtUSD. Consider it a standing offer so bookmark this and let me know when you have some to trade.
I'd like to use PP which many people say no to, but I'm well rated on bitcoin-otc and have performed many large trades on the forums.
I'm all about quick and easy trades, large and small. Send me a pm and let's "get'r done."
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+ 1 to ismaguy = champ & shakaru
imsaguy*  |
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Hi all, I work at Kiva ( http://www.kiva.org) as a software engineer. I'm interested in talking more about Bitcoin and Kiva, and considering the rules here, although I am no stranger to Bitcoin, it seems it may be best to give a few posts about what sort of things are going on that can bring the two together. There are 3 engineers here in addition to me who own Bitcoins and have an interest in spreading their use further. One of the ways we realized we could do that is by first educating the organization about what Bitcoins are. Kiva has a neat concept of self-run "Brown-bags" where anyone can discuss a topic (sort of like a Google tech talk), so we put together a presentation to educate fellow Kivans on Bitcoins, both their benefits and drawbacks. Later on I realized some of our lenders were interested in Bitcoins as well, though as you can see, they also know that there are both benefits and drawbacks: http://www.kivafriends.org/index.php?topic=5789.0In my next post, sometime later today, I'll discuss sort of a roadmap of how Kiva could start getting a Bitcoin project going. Don't be led astray though, I know that any project to implement Bitcoin would take at the very least 6 months, and more likely a year, mostly due to the non-technical hurdles (like legal and auditing). So in a third post, I'll talk about why those things are an issue. Cheers, mrchilly mrchilly, I've been using Kiva for many years now and I believe in what they do. So props to you for working for/with them to make their stuff happen. If you haven't already, I would encourage you to join the bitcoin channels on the Freenode IRC network. (Freenode.net #bitcoin, #bitcoin-dev, #bitcoin-otc) You will find many of the developers of the software online in those channels and will be able to answer any questions you might have in a more back/forth near instant format as compared to the forums (not to say that the forums aren't useful). |
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