Are you sure you aren't violating this? If you know what you are doing, good on ya, but just figured I'd say something in case you missed it.
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Still have a similar amount of BTC left to sell.
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Hehe, this thread sums up how all transactions should work. Trading guns for gold and bitcoins.
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I've been watching this thread rather closely trying to figure out what is going on here, and I've come to a few thoughts.
There are a few different groups of people chatting in this thread.
1) People discussing Active Mining Negatively 2) People discussing Active Mining Positively 3) People just discussing looking for Active Mining Info 4) People just watching the drama, and making a few off topic posts 5) People that just want to fight.
Groups numbers 1,2, and 3 are welcome, however please, if you are just looking to get into a fight with someone, make a thread in off topic, or continue on in pm. You are welcomed to have whatever opinion you have, as long as it is related to Active Mining. If someone makes a comment that you disagree with, and rather than wanting to prove them wrong with logical argument, you just want to insult them, or yell at thing, go elsewhere and argue please.
I've removed a few posts, but only those that were completely off topic, with no bearing on the matter what so ever.
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You don't really need to ship it to me first, first because I doubt that Kouye would ship you a package of rocks, and second, I'm not Paypal, we as Bitcoiners tend to be smart enough to look at the evidence and figure out if someone shipped a legitimate package or not. If someone was to open it up and it was full of rocks, I'd just say snap some pictures, and I would be able to tell if you tampered with the package or not without too much difficulty. That and I could easily do other sleuthing if there was a dispute.
Second, I don't charge any fees, but I strive for excellent service, and accept tips if you are thoroughly happy with the service. If you two want to use my escrow service, I just ask that you cover some basic terms, like what happens if the package is stolen by pirates, or other odd but slightly possible senarios that could cause some dispute should they happen. If the postal service refuses to pay the insurance claim because of some odd bylaw or something like that.
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If this does turn out to be a scam, I'm going to start a girl scout cookie for BTC business. Man, even if the OP was a scammer, he would be smart to actually be legit on this venture, you would make a killing. Far more than you would from scamming the first order.
Let me cover the Trefoils and Do-si-dos market. You can take everything else and let me know if you run into a family friend girl scout or visa versa. Some little girl is about to kill her quota when they hit our orders! Hahaha Sounds good, those are the ones I'm least likely to eat. Thin Mints and Samoas are my favorite, anyone reading this, please feel free to bribe me with cookies.
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Do you have any of the Russian / Ukrainian silver coins? I was looking for the Year of the Dragon coin a while back, but people were asking way too much. I might be interested if you happen to have one.
I don't but I've REALLY been looking hard for some of those. The Archangel Michael Ukranian coins are what I've really been looking for, but it looks like Ukraine only mints like 10k of them per year, and early in the year, they make them available only to their citizens, so finding them outside of Ukraine is rare, and when you do they are expensive. You are looking for the Russian Year of the Dragon coins, or the Perth ones?
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Salty is a good guy. John goes MIA for days and weeks on end...
Thanks, but obviously, John is more trustworthy than myself. He is however really busy at the moment, and not to be arrogant, but I'm perfectly capable to handle reasonable escrow deals. If you are handling hundreds of thousands of dollars, go with John though. I'm going to go out on a limb, and guess that marco didn't get to the point where you two did agree on escrow, and he was responding to your earlier correspondance when you said no escrow. *edit* Actually now that I think about it, I'm actually escrowing for another PS4 at this very moment as well.
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If this does turn out to be a scam, I'm going to start a girl scout cookie for BTC business. Man, even if the OP was a scammer, he would be smart to actually be legit on this venture, you would make a killing. Far more than you would from scamming the first order.
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*EDIT*
BayAreaCoins ended up selling to another person, so I am removing the old info to prevent confusion. No funds were sent to the old escrow address
Although its not as necessary if you are doing the 24 hour shipping, insurance, and the works, I would still appreciate it if you two had basic contingencies covered, which you don't have to share will me unless they come up. Stuff like, what happens in the case of lost package, if the shipping company has a price guarentee on 1 day shipping and they fail to meet it, and you get the shipping costs refunded, who is entitled to what, what happens if the plane gets caught in the Bermuda triangle and the package is lost and insurance wont pay under some strange clause, etc.
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When doing registered mail, the post office employee has to physically watch you seal up what you say you are sealing up in the package, so you can't commit insurance fraud.
Not at all.... I used to and sometimes still do ship out registered mail, every one has been prepackaged before shipment. All I do is go to the post office, stand in line, then ask them to ship it out. No 'packaging in front of them' required. If you are shipping via registered mail, you can't just ship someone a wad of construction paper, with a tracking number and say it was cash, because the post office wont allow you to do so.
Yes you can. If you try to file an insurance claim they will ask you where is your proof that the item inside was worth the insurance you covered. I've done a few smaller cash trades which didn't require registered mail, and we just did overnight shipping, but for larger sums of money, it is certainly worth doing everything right.
If you want to add in an extra $30, stand in line at the post office (no drop offs), and spend at least 30 minutes to an hour shipping out one item, sure. So far all registered mail I've done has always arrived with no problem. Edit: Nevermind, I read the first page over and saw that someone already mentioned that you didn't have to package in front of them and you said you had to do it for precious metals. That makes sense, I 've never had to do that before in registered mail but I guess it should be done for more valuable items. Yep, I guess its a different dealio for Precious metals. If you just tell them that you shipped say 10 Oz of some collectors coin that has a higher value than spot, they will just say, nope. So it has been my experience that for metals they have to watch you seal the package to confirm what you have in there. If thats not the case for sending cash, thats even better. I suppose the point is to make sure you have adequate insurance if you deem it necessary. I too have never had a package go missing, or any other troubles with the postal service, however the extra money for insurance may be worth the piece of mind for the seller. Really completely up to them. I had someone throw a fairly large sum of cash into a flate rate box, and just cover the box with 14 stamps. Not even tracking. Really all up to the sellers preference.
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I'd escrow for you two for free if you wished. I've done deals with BayAreaCoins, so I'm confident enough that he is a straight shooter that it wouldn't be a very involved job. Even easier if you do 1 day shipping with tracking etc.
Just figured I'd offer
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I think you are on the wrong side of the binding energy curve with that thorium to be doing any useful fusion But do let me know how that nobel prize turns out. Might be able to sell it for a few bitcoins Hehe, yeah I know, Thorium goes through fission, but in order to start a fusion reaction, you need rediculous amounts of energy to hit the activation energy for reactions to start taking place, I'm talking about using Thorium + pehaps a liquid helium or deuterium catalyst to provide that initial energy to start the "cold" fusion reaction. I've already run the rough calculations for creating the magnetic field that would allow the reaction to run its couse, although I still have to find a location that would accomodate 7000 C temperatures.
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Can I make my own casino with booze hookers and blackjack?
Only if you are a Native Moonian
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Would you be willing to just help with stuff that isn't school related? I'm actually tinkering around with a new system for "cold fusion" using an enriched Thorium source as well as an unknown (at this time) catalyst to hit the activation energy and liquid hydrogen required to start the reaction and maintain the system. (if we get passed the theoretical stage, I'll work on finding a research facility that would allow us to try this legally) I had some High Energy Particle Physics and Relativistic Quantum Field Theory courses which discussed somewhat what I'm trying to do. And if you want to get more abstract, I'm also working on using the before mentioned idea as a power supply that would work for an Alcubierre drive type system. We can share the nobel prize
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Let me be clear, the extra cost is to be the first person to ever buy a car with bitcoins. It'll probably end up in the news or something. World first sounds fun to me. If you don't like it, you don't have to buy it, or post in the thread. Yes, the KBB value for this car is like 14k. The extra 4k is for the risk involved as well as the publicity.
There has been more than a handful of Bitcoin car sales, even home sales. Theres a dedicated website to it, but I'm not recalling the name.
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0.60 BTC, however I can't include dead squirrels
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If I want to buy some bitcoin I have to get verified first and link a bank account. It is @#%^ing ridiculous. If I ever buy bitcoin it will have to be in-person with someone who has them. Selling is the same deal.
Will we ever be able to buy and sell bitcoin easily?
Heh, you should have seen it a few years ago. It was beyond miserable.
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Bump-oshi Yakamoto
+1 for Salty - quick and easy
Thanks. Bought a MoneyPak off of xjack, tis a great seller. Confirmed legitimacy of card and everything went quickly and smoothly.
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