if you have a "spot" reserve price in mind why start the bidding at 0.01BTC ?

I think gold is far more stable than btc and has a good potential upside in the next few years due to QE.  Russia, China and big money are buying gold as quick as they can grab it and that is happening for a reason (I think a gold back currency is on way kicking the $ in to touch)

BTC is a gamble and you could get rich or go broke overnight.

Either way never get emotionally attached to investment and realise when its time to sell up.

Seems to me the biggest mistake  gold/btc bugs make is the "they'll have to prize them from my dead hand" approach.

post a signed message from the address in your signature to recover it.

Insist on using Escrow and it doesn't matter who you trade with.

Escrow list here -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108716.0

whereas your a kid who hides behind a computer scamming grown ass men 

Plenty of fakes around, some very good copies -

http://www.torobravos2014.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=37_128_129

Or the buyer says its fake, keeps the original watch and returns a copy for his escrowed coins back 

just post the address that sent the 2BTC with transaction I.D and a signed message from the address to prove you own it.

Complete the above and you have proved you are honest and not a scammer.

just had a pm from the OP with screen shot stating a clone account of Crytology is trying to scam him -



Name clone account -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=444794

Neg trusted him.


Above still applies if you want to trade safely

OP has not been online since 2nd Sept.

Let this thread die lol

Normal practice is now to post the address holding the BTC + a signed message.

Helps eliminate scammers from the start as it prooves you actually have the coins, after this Escrow can be discussed.

Of those that you scammed who have you paid back and why do you expect any different treatment

Please post a list of the usernames scammed along with the transaction I.D's as you have confirmed the scam

on the bright side another failed scam and no one out of pocket

Your a fucking idiot and obvious scammer.

 

Anyone want to ring the scammer and tell his mummy what a naughty boy he his trying to commit fraud -

http://www.peruthisweek.com/classifieds-writer-seeking-writing-position-11059



trying to sell gold coins, expensive camera's -

https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=krakenirwin%40gmail.com

Transaction I.D?

+ a signed message from the address that just transfered the 10 bitcoin

Most newbie scammers dont realise that they follow a pattern of bullshit and we have seen it all before.  Not calling you a scammer just suspicious activity at this point.

p.s any reason why you have chosen not to sell to tomatocage who posted above offering to buy 15BTC, he's one of the most respected members of the forum and 100% trustworthy

For someone writing a book you think he would be a little quicker typing a signed message and BTC address 

Where are you based, you may also be able to use localbitcoins to sell

Agreed, for a newbie it always builds confidence if you offer Escrow with someone like Ognasty or Tomatocage + post a signed message from the address holding the BTC for sale.

Proves you actually own the bitcoin and Escrow providers buyer/seller protection