Forgot to add that I'm in the UK if that helps.

I have a 2014 Kialara. How much are you looking to pay? (It's unfunded).

They've been using BTC for some time to raise funding for the terrorist activities. They've also started selling antique and historical pieces from museums that they claim 'doesn't represent Islam' and whatnot.
Basically they've been using Bitcoin for all the reasons we are against.

Are there more than 3?
I'm confused...
I thought there were 3 clues that were meant to direct us to the 9 digit password.

When I send small amounts of BTC I double check the addresses and even then my nerves are on edge. Can't imagine what it must have been like clicking the confirmation to send that amount!

Agreed. Something else happened and we've just been told a cover story. Either way, whatever the point he was trying to make backfired. Oh well, guess it serves him right for trying to support a terrorist organisation whether ot was his goal or not.

Can someone please post the 3 clues in one post? Thanks

Do you ship to the UK? If so, how much is shipping?

I know it's a 30 day auction but this coin is awesome so this thread deserves more attention.

Are these items obtained through questionable methods such as SE?

If it retails for 7 BTC + then even at 5 BTC people would buy it. Doesn't make sense that you're selling it at 3 BTC. How about posting a picture with the item and your username along with the date on a paper next to the said Mac. Until then, users beware.

I don't think Coinographic sold any coins with the number 382 seeing as his whole business was operated as a scam. As far as we know he never made that many despite what he 'claimed'.
I know that Cryptolator sold out but not sure if their mintage was 500.
As mentioned above Lealana coins probably would be easier to find.

Using a photo editor to put words on your photo doesn't show you have the item in hand. You need to take a photo of the item with your name and dare written on a paper alongside it.

I'm interested in the silver halves but really not sure what to offer. Will wait and see other offers for an idea. Do you have any 0.1s?

If there's no escrow then it's a no brainier... If someone had a legitimate code to sell then why would they refuse to escrow. Makes no sense.

Well there were only a few originally to start with and once they started making some profit I think others thought they could do the same.
I see it kind of like the YouTube partner programme. A couple of kids did well and now every kid thinks he can be the next big thing so is creating his or her own channel.

What has that got to do with anything? I'm not sure who you're calling Jewish or Muslim here and why always with the bringing of religion into things.

The link works fine for me. Anyone else having any issues? 

http://www.coindesk.com/changetip-user-banned-isis/

Not sure what to make of this.
I understand the point he was making (see coin desk article) but think that what he did or attempted to do does not justify it.
BTC has a mixed picture in the outside world. This only portrays it worse not to mention the effect that supporting terrorists can have!

What do you think?

Maybe you could try and contact cointelegraph to see whether or not they have anything to say on the matter. If they're a fraudulent company then cointelegraph should not be promoting them regardless of they're paying for it or not.