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241  Economy / Auctions / Re: LEGENDARY ACCOUNT FOR SALE on: June 05, 2015, 05:19:39 PM
No negatives? I guess that eliminates my account as a prospect Tongue
242  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [EDU] Bitcoin-related Scam Websites on: June 04, 2015, 04:31:30 PM
Added:

SCAM btcflap.com | https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1037033.0
243  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: bitcoin-power.com is a complete scam...you have been warned! on: June 04, 2015, 12:36:41 AM
Yeah, Bitcoin-Power.com is a known scam site. It was added to the list of scam sites back in April: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=928263.0
244  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Need bitcoins i can pay via FREELANCER.COM on: June 03, 2015, 07:51:27 AM
Actually i found someone who gave me 600$ westernunion i released the milestones before it was risky but i worked...


Now i do what you recommending me tomatocage thanks Smiley

Good to hear! Be sure to leave each other positive Trust feedback Smiley
245  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Need bitcoins i can pay via FREELANCER.COM on: June 03, 2015, 06:37:59 AM
Just start the withdraw to Neteller process now. You're shooting yourself in the foot by limiting your payment method to Freelancer.
246  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Exchange my 1.48 Bitcoins for Paypal or Cash on: June 03, 2015, 06:16:58 AM
Escrow is really usless in a paypal trade

This is not true. A common scam that people like to do is post a "WTS my BTC for your PayPal" thread. They'll find a few prospective buyers and tell them all the same thing:

"You have to send payment first, because since your paying with PayPal, you're protected! If I don't send you the BTC, all you have to do is dispute the charge."

Of course what almost always happens is that once you send the funds, they'll start delaying and stalling for as long as possible to offload those PayPal funds into cold hard cash. Once you do get around to disputing the charge, they've long since abandoned the stolen PayPal account you sent to. Of course if you bring up the word "escrow" they'll cease communicating with you all together ("I've already found another buyer, sorry!").
247  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: SELL YOUR BTC FOR POPMONEY on: June 02, 2015, 10:38:26 PM
You should probably mention that you can only do $500/day up to $1000/mo.

And you could probably find a seller a lot faster if you were more flexible with your payments. Cash deposit will always work, and you'd probably save yourself a good bit off that 10% you're offering.
248  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: selling my unwanted bitcoins on: June 01, 2015, 07:12:45 PM
Any serious buyers interested message me on whatsapp and I can provide proof.

I can escrow this if you'd like, though I'm quite certain you'll decline. Please fund the following address with 5.00 BTC

1PNQpSq3ztzyw5EoB3ztiRZ8bdUKY9AaLM

Once this address has been funded, the your coins are safely in escrow and you will most likely find a buyer within 24hrs, if not less. I'll waive my standard 1% escrow fee as well.
249  Other / Off-topic / Re: I have won the Lottery. I will never look at life the same way! on: May 31, 2015, 11:51:46 PM
Oh snap, son! NOICE! That's really good to hear Smiley Grats man... Are you following any dietary guidelines going forward?
250  Other / Meta / Re: Trust list reorganizing on: May 31, 2015, 11:01:26 PM
I recommend just listing everyone who:
- Gives only accurate ratings.
- Has a mostly good trust list. (You can/should fix any problems in their trust list using exclusions in your trust list.)
- Is unlikely to suddenly change the above two things for the worse, especially not maliciously or in cooperation with other users. This is the only point that requires some trust, and it doesn't require that much since you can quickly remove someone from your trust list if necessary. Listing someone in your trust list does not require that you have tons of trust in them.

Removing people from your trust list because they're already in DefaultTrust is not a good idea because some people might trust you and not DefaultTrust.

I'll just go by this criteria, since it puts things in a much clearer perspective, at least for me. ¡Gracias, El Ymos!
251  Other / Meta / Re: Trust list reorganizing on: May 31, 2015, 10:50:27 PM
in all fairness QuickSeller dersevees to be on the list more than some of the other people listed...

Exactly! How is Graet on the default trust after he stole peoples money, stopped posting, has negative trust and hasnt logged in to bitcointalk for almost a year? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17548

Thanks for pointing that out. I've adjusted my Trust list accordingly.
252  Other / Meta / Re: Trust list reorganizing on: May 31, 2015, 06:38:42 PM
Not sure this worked as intended.

Depth 0 is DefaultTrust
Depth 1 is Tomatocage
Depth 2 is Tomatocage1
So any trust ratings Tomatocage1 does doesn't really do anything.

I had a feeling I wasn't understanding it right. I have no plans of using Tomatocage1 for anything other than adding people to my Trust list at Depth 2. Please correct me if I'm mistaken, but as I think it works, Depth 2 ratings hit a little softer than Depth 1. You'd think I would have a clearer understanding how the Trust system works, being in the actual DefaultTrust group and all Embarrassed
253  Other / Meta / Re: Trust list reorganizing on: May 31, 2015, 06:34:00 PM
Does this mean that you took KoS up on his offer?

I wasn't even aware of that offer, but no it wasn't because of that. And technically I haven't removed you.
254  Other / Meta / Trust list reorganizing on: May 31, 2015, 06:16:10 PM
Hey guys, I wasn't sure if this really merits it's own thread, but since this might affect a few people I guess I'll just put it here. After further consideration over the past few days, including laying in bed at 4am thinking about this shit, I've decided to leverage my Tomatocage1 account as Trust system platform for members who might not quite be an ideal fit for Tier 1. As a result, some people who were in Tier 1 have been deprecated to Tier 2. Some people from Tier 1 have been trimmed all together, though this is simply because they're already in the DefaultTrust group already, so it's not really necessary to list them twice. Gotta keep my garden minty, so to speak. Anyway, here's a breakdown of the reshuffle:

Code:
==== Tier 1 ====
BCB
Blazedout419
Blazr
DefaultTrust
EPiSKiNG (re-added, must have accidentally removed him previously)
Gleb Gamow
Graet
grue
jwzguy
Kluge
KWH
LoweryCBS
Michail1
Mousepotato
piotr_n
Powell
smoothie
Stunna
theymos
tysat
wallet.dat
Tomatocage1 (only here for cascading to Tier 2)

==== Tier 2 ====
Vod (deprecated, probationary)
Quickseller (deprecated, probationary)
dogie (deprecated, probationary)
DiamondCardz (new add, probationary)
haploid23 (inactive)
John (John K.) (inactive)
the joint (deprecated, lacks sufficient Trust system history)
Gavin Andresen (deprecated, lacks sufficient Trust system history)

==== Trimmed ====
BadBear (already in DefaultTrust)
Maged (already in DefaultTrust)
OgNasty (already in DefaultTrust)

==== Explicitly Excluded ====
~gate11
~El Cabron
~shdvb

I really hope that I'm understanding how the Trust system currently works and this isn't going to end up making me look dumb (well, at least not any more so than usual).
255  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Buying Bitcoins With Venmo $425/BTC on: May 31, 2015, 04:58:17 PM
Sounds like money laundering to me.  You're trying to convert the stolen cash in your venmo account into bitcoins... I wouldn't trade.

Dude was claiming on Twitter that he has 17K BTC and is selling them below market (you send first of course).
256  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Did Quickseller or marcotheminer frame ndnhc? on: May 31, 2015, 12:17:17 PM
This is a throwaway account created specifically to raise these points, I do not want to start a possible trust war. Even my writing style has been changed for the purposes of this thread to try and make me unidentifiable. I am an experienced Bitcointalk member, and I'll give you the following details about my account: 2+ years registered, either Legendary or Hero Member, decently high trust (dark green before it became easy as fuck to get). On DefaultTrust, depth 2. If a staff member (preferably global mod/admin) wants to verify this that is fine, I can get my more experienced account to PM them but that information is confidential, must not be disclosed and I will not verify to non-staff. This is on the condition that they MUST keep it 100% confidential and not disclose it EVEN to other staff.

You actually kinda sound like me, other than the depth 2 part.
257  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Gregory Maxwell threatens to sell his bitcoins and find other things to work on on: May 31, 2015, 12:12:06 PM
I'm unclear on how going the XT path would make it centralized.
258  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling BTC FOR PAYPAL on: May 31, 2015, 08:14:08 AM
He is asking for paypal, so he is NOT going to be a scammer . However he is recommended to send first or use escrow and sell to reputed members.

I'm guessing you don't know how the scam works, or you're just being sarcastic.
259  Economy / Lending / Re: need a loan of .02btc, I have bitcoins for collateral on: May 30, 2015, 03:46:40 PM
I am trying to make a point, why take a loan with alt coins when is the same thing??? oh just because is bitcoin means im trying to buy trust, I can go to an exchange an alter the bitcoins, what is the fucking difference?  few minutes of my time thats all.  Alt coins should nt be considered collateral when I can just get bitcoins for them.  you guys asking for alt coins dont make anysense

What's the point of a home equity loan when you could just sell your house?

What's the point of a title loan when you could just sell your car?
260  Other / Meta / Re: Tomatocage account banned? on: May 29, 2015, 08:02:56 PM
If this was done by an automated system that was put in place then I guess it effectively protected the original owner of the account. I guess theymos could shed some light on this

I believe so, and it's a similar case where you can't register a new account from a TOR IP. It would be nice to get official confirmation on this though.
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