I'll do so now.
I've edited the original post to disable the link to prevent others from clicking on it as requested.

This morning I got a PM from a newbie asking me if an account (he gave me a link in the PM) was an alt of mine.
I straight away new something was up because I only have one alt and barely post on it...
I clicked on the link in the PM to see the profile of the user he was talking about and something weird happened. For some reason the forum asked me to log in with my account credentials.
I thought that was quite strange so I looked at the address in the browser.
The sneaky son of a ***** had a phishing link set up to steel people's log ins...

If you get a message like this, DO NOT enter your credentials! Make sure you're account has an address that you can sign to prove ownership...

Here is the PM:

There isn't really an issue with meeting people face to face as long as it's done in public. I sell on both Craigslist and Gumtree quite often. I never meet at I home for my own safety and always insist on meeting in a public place. Go into a Starbucks, buy a drink and wait. Even if the buyer doesn't show up because he/she only intended to scam/cheat and doesn't want to meet publicly, I still get to keep whatever it is in selling.
I feel bad for the guy, but the message is to meet publicly and stay safe.

Who is going to guarantee that the account has a lifetime warranty/replacement. You could simply disappear from the forum and then the buyer would have no way of getting any new login credentials for you.
I know it's not much and not really worth scamming for, but why not just set up a PayIvy shop and sell one time logins for much cheaper?...

Just because the account is on the DefaultTrust right now, it doesn't mean the account will stay on there forever. Should someone recognise the account sold then they'd kick up a fuss asking to remove the account from the Default Trust. Although selling accounts isn't against forum rules, some users dislike it and don't want to see it happening.

That looks both huge and beautiful. I knit it's only the back but it sure does look sweet!
Any chance of a full photo of both the front and back? Also, just out of curiosity, why did you go for such a small hologram space?

If someone has a genuinely good idea I don't think they'd really be sharing it just for it to be taken by someone else.
If you're looking for ideas on what sector or what goods and services to offer for Bitcoin, I'm going to say that there is plenty of demand for everything. If you are good at something and do it for fiat, then do that same thing for BTC.
Personally I think the best idea for a BTC site is probably an auction site. Then again, these don't always work. Bitmit was huge but since they closed others have opened up but are nowhere near as successful..

Sorry to be bumping this up but I've only just opened up my package as I've been away for a while.
I received the 4 coins I ordered together with the 4 envelopes containing the other keys for assembly.
The coins look nice and shiny but aren't perfect. They've all got some marks/scuffs on that takes away from the overall appearance. The holograms are nice and simple but are quite small. I can't imagine what is must have been like putting them on...
I was also wondering what capsules you use. The coins feel like they want to burst out the capsules at any minute...
Anyway, overall very nice coins. Thank you

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Do you have an update on this? I have the Kialara bar all packaged up. Let me know if you still want to go ahead with this...

Some nice coins and some nice grades too!
I'm quite impressed at how fast the coins sold. I assume that both the bh coins and cryptolators were all snatched up at once by two buyers...
I was wondering, did you have a the coins graded or did you buy them graded? (I'm thinking about getting some of mine graded myself but I'm not sure how costly it is and what the process is for sending from the EU).
Thanks

Are you selling it for $50 or for €50.
€50 is about $56 so just under the 50% rate. Sorry to be 'that guy' but I'm not sure if you meant the € or the $ sign when discussing the price.
Also, will you be accosting Escrow for this trade?

Why if it isn't the man who sold me my first Litecoin... 
I'm interested in the ungraded one.
Are you only looking to sell or for trades as well?

I thought this was going to be some whine thread again...
Anyway, asparagus is awesome and the wee smell is what makes it great!
I've got a great egg sauce that goes with it. Let me know if you're interested and I can share the recipe. It goes really well together!

I'm infested in UK iTunes vouchers. Which ones do you have and for what prices? Thanks

What do these usually grade? And why is the market suddenly 'full' of them. It's the first time in a while that I've seen quite a few of them for sale all at once.

I didn't realise this was actually a thing.
I get loads of snails in my garden during the rainy season

Didn't actually realise what the top picture was in the original post. Great art there. I can't imagine it being too easy to pain on...

Sounds like the phone has probably been blacklisted or blocked by Apple at the original owners request. There is a second market for these but their value are much lower than usual. Seeing as the iPhone 5 is already quite an older generation and you can buy fully functioning ones for a near price, I think you're asking price is quite a bit too high. 

I was going to say that having some experience with holograms I'd say that someone has played around with that one but Miffman's (excellent) proof shows it clearly.
Even simply applying the hologram and adhusting it slightly wouldn't do that. The honeycomb effect only takes place after the hologram has been put on the coin with pressure and is then peeled after.
The whole hologram may not have been peeped but the side of it has even tampered with. I'd be weary of buying this coin for that reason. In essence you'd have no idea if one of the owners along the line decided to copy down the private key somewhere.

Even if my storage was made of fire proof materials I wouldn't purposely throw it in the fire because why take the risk. It's not worth it just to see whether or not it can withstand the elements.
Better be safe than sorry. I think it's only really meant to add some protection in the event of fire etc.