More of his alts would include the following: Dalyb had posted the address 1D5fYFjngQkj8KjuGemM55T4pfuJFHfNm2 here ( archive reply #25). It also appears that Dalyb is banned, at least this is what his signature says. this person's skype should also be noted, if this guy is this bad with reusing addresses I doubt theyll make a new skype  |
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You see This isn't my real account. My account got scammed so I made a new one. I'm not going to scam and ruin my reputation here because I'm trying to build up my membership here again. I just realy need that amount to be able to withdraw it
what is the name of your previous account? this would help in giving you any chance of establishing credibility, especially if you can sign an address from it posted way back. |
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wow that is some garbage-level address reusing, doesn't even bother generating a new address and reuses the one used for a ponzi. I thought that address looked familiar, good job on finding that connection. the nano-btc account has been going around the lending section spamming threads for a no collateral loan and the vafelcz account is going around the lending section trying to warn users of potential scams, 10/10 hilarious. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1095024.msg11673923#msg11673923in case of edits: Loan amount: 0.001 Date to repay: 22. June 2015 or earlier Amount to repay: 0.002 Reason for loan: I need really small loan so I can play on luckyb.it and join this campaign https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1021399.0Address to send to: 1Fatty9d2BnRPFxJej7wepabKiSy5LcUZb   |
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escrowed a sale for me, was professional and quick with all of his replies; would recommend his service to anyone who needs it. thanks again MZ
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circle is a great place to buy bitcoin, in fact id say its one of the better exchanges. theyve been around a while and can be trusted 100%. as for where to keep them, you can keep them on your circle wallet, but id advise against that; heres a list of HD wallets you can use to store your bitcoin. https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-walletthank you, i appreciate your feedback. that link has a great list of bitcoin wallets. its hard to choose one lol. have you purchased any bitcoin from "Circle"? if so what was your experience? once again thank you very much for your feedback. I have 1 transaction 1 circle for 50 usd, it just takes a few days for the transaction (bank wire) to go through. as for the wallets, just choose one that best suits your needs after reading up on what each wallet has to offer. |
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Why would anyone do this trade?
most people here would be more likely to do a trade with you if you offered your card at a % discount; people can buy the same thing at retail price anywhere. |
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circle is a great place to buy bitcoin, in fact id say its one of the better exchanges. theyve been around a while and can be trusted 100%. as for where to keep them, you can keep them on your circle wallet, but id advise against that; heres a list of HD wallets you can use to store your bitcoin. https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet |
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better provide your account as collateral
unfortunately, his account isnt worth anything, and people have tried to scam on this forum for far less. even if its a small amount, its a pretty high risk loan. |
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payment for day 2 and day 3 received, will post next update when I can.
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I'll tell you right now that's nowhere near enough to invest to make a difference.
pretty much this, 5 USD as an investment will bring you pennies in profit if youre lucky; best bet is to invet in some dice site's bankroll and hope you get lucky or something; not much else to invest in with that amount. |
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posting some examples of your previous work might get you more attention and help potential customers get an idea of what theyre paying for; also using escrow might be a good idea given your trust rating.
why need escrow man ? i work upfront and then you pay ! I edited the post after seeing those conditions. its early and i havent had my coffee |
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posting some examples of your previous work might get you more attention and help potential customers get an idea of what theyre paying for; show what you have to offer over the other users offering similar services.
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Loan amount: 0.03BTC
Date to repay: 1 week or sooner
Amount to repay: 0.033BTC
Reason for loan: None
Offered collateral: None
Address to send to: 1EUYg7vLxjM8dS3xacQyqjyXUDpaVdSBJd
sorry, no funds to loan out atm. |
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yeah, adds to their credibility, but I agree with you. 8% is fishy. That a interest Bank 8% is enough and legit for Bank what? show me what bank offers 8% APR with no special conditions. in the USA at least, people are lucky to get anything above 1.05% APR on a savings account. in fact, that 1.05% is considered impressive. |
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Loan amount request : 0.012BTC
Collateral : $4 Paypal
Term lenght : 1 week (or maybe less)
Interest: I'm thinking about 10%
paypal is completely reversible and well known to be used as a tool to scam, no one will lend to you with paypal of all things as collateral. |
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Trezor's look awesome, I've been thinking about buying one for ages. 90% (rough estimate) of my stash is stored on BIP38 encrypted paper wallets. I have been thinking about buying a trezor for a while now. I've read that they're really secure & they look cool. I'm just a paranoid kind of dude & worried about moving my coins from paper wallets. I mean how are Trezor's powered? What if it breaks or fails? Are the private keys stored in some kind of potential scammy cloud system? I feel really safe with my paper wallets but keep getting tempted by Trezor. I think trezors come with a mnemonic to restore the private key like electrum/multibit. |
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