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I further edited the verbiage of my rating. It was a little harsh, so I diluted it somewhat. I believe that you had originally left that negative rating for Vod (the one with the 21 BTC risked amount) and then deleted it. There's nothing wrong with that. I frequently leave ratings which I later remove or recalibrate later on down the road. Just be honest about it, it's not that big a deal. IMHO you selling MSDN keys/invites isn't that big a deal either, it's just that we've seen so many cases where these types of trades have taken a turn for the scammy that it's hard to look at new sellers coming onto the forum and not think that something might be amiss.
@Vod: I would have left it, but the thing is he did remove his original rating. Just wish he'd be more forthcoming about it.
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I changed it to neutral because I reconsidered your situation and, after consideration of others' opinions on the matter, I thought it's more befitting than an outright negative rating. As I've said before, my ratings aren't set in stone unless there's an exceedingly clear case of fraud. Please feel free to leave a counter-rating for me, but avoid embellishment and make it as clear as possible.
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Let me tell you one thing. He's a dick  I hope this summarises everything. Don't blame Vod. You're the one that snitched on SellMaster3000. |
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Vod may be a bit liberal with his down-ratings, but in your case I believe it's accurate. You tried to claim a negative rating for him, indicating a 21 BTC risked amount, which you later deleted. Then you claimed you would donate 19 BTC to charity, which is another lie (and probably multiple lies, since I suspect you don't even have 19 BTC to begin with).
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Bullshit gift cards. I bought some cards from this guy using alt accounts, just to test them out. ALL cards went bad within 1-2 weeks. OP, can you explain why they went bad if they were obtained legitimately?
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No idea what you're talking about, man. I lost all my gold/silver/Bitcoins in a boating accident.
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Gisado did not post one so double quoted Xandry
My Bitcoin Address: 12Ui3ssnJK71akxAgvVM3WtLa2EHidT3Xn
Witnessed |
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Well, ok since you said "please"  |
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Just open up a Circle.com account and get verified. Once you're set up, it's so much faster/safer/cheaper than PayPal for buying BTC.
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wtf why is this pos dude tomatocage or watever giving me bad feedback i have never ever did a deal with that pos
Because you're a broke dick scammer. Why don't you go stick to scamming with WoW gold or Starbucks gift cards? This section is for people with real money who actually want to trade. |
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Here you go, quoted. This is a signed message (from my bitcoin address) : -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This address is owned by redsn0w, bitcointalk profile :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=211419
Signed on: 19/03/2015, Thursday
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1redsY74u97ECVVKx7Gz9QWJWECUuzsrj
HIC0f+wODBRT9yTMDIyJ8m6OOrJYO7PFg3vlEmDDQiDAF+Owxo/kXXgTj7gURqxT8Q2APOl4N3JmrZ1jkIaXz9g=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- Quoted. |
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Useful thread.
Mine is: 1AGGxwgVT57gRcAcmRdRpmeWocAh1obtgh
here's mine
1D2SEqdu5c52fq59VHp6u61sdjL2j2mmjf
Done, and done. |
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You are faster than me! I suggest to put PGP too. It can also be used for recovering. I was searching for a place where the poster can't edit or delete the post. I found posts in auction and related sub-boards can't be edited but can be deleted. It would be good if admin can block editing and deleting of posts in this thread by poster 1 day(24 hrs) after the post was made, if SMF supports it. Also, there were posts made in Reputation which contains PGP key and/or BTC address but it is now in Archival. I think Archival would be good place and editing & deleting of posts in Archival should be blocked IMHO. My Bitcoin Address: 1MZakirz92c76pK6BNy1NAEmbWYpDcP7mh My PGP key: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32)
Comment: https://keybase.io/kzm279/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=EF3V
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Witnessed. |
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Sounds like a good idea.
Here's mine:
123Get818NzrAiYRs28dJkga9FdHxmWBnE
How about Auction section? I think I read somewhere that it doesn't allow editing posts.
I thought about that, but it didn't make my short list of sub-forums to post this thread in since this thread might be off-topic for that section. It boiled down to Meta or the Reputation sections and I took a stab that Meta probably gets more eyeballs than Reputation |
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Mousepotato got her account hacked and was sold by Subud! (claimed to have bought it for 1 BTC) and then sold the account to a user named escrow.pm for 1.2 BTC, who claimed he was only going to use the account to serve as escrow for traders. Yeah I'm sure that would have worked out great. Anyway, she didn't have any publicly posted BTC address that she could have signed, but since I know her IRL, I vouched that her account did indeed get hacked. Based upon that and perhaps a bit of a war with Goat over 400+ BTC she was owed, Theymos was able restore her account and the PMs that the hacker wiped. PMs that she needed to prove that Goat did indeed owe her a fair bit of BTC. BTW, I just posted a thread here in Meta for staking your Bitcoin address so that in the event where your account gets hacked, you could simply sign the address you posted in that thread to prove that you are the owner of said account: Stake your Bitcoin address here
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I'm not sure if there's another thread for this already, or if this belongs in a different section. So basically I thought it would be helpful to post up your Bitcoin address in this thread in the event that your account gets compromised later on down the road. You can simply make a new alt account, sign the address that your original account posted here, and have irrefutable proof that you're the actual owner. It's not 100% guaranteed that you'll get your account back, but it's a pretty good start. Of course, if your account is compromised, the hacker could just come back to this thread and edit/delete whatever address you post here, so that's why I'm asking people to quote the address posted by the preceding user in this thread. Here's mine:
1FLnpvdXL6ooBpFj2LHqZxQsrxn2voj5uv
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Please post a pic of the receipt.
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IMHO the most likely scenario is that they were damaged during shipping, unintentionally or otherwise. If someone is really out to scam, they wouldn't ship anything at all.
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I hope you use escrow this time.
would you escrow us? Yes, but I don't have access to my escrow box right now. If you could wait another 5hrs or so from now, I'll be more than happy to help facilitate this deal. |
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need 1 bitcoin will pay with paypal
please pm me
Careful, man. You're going to get all kinds of PMs from brand-new accounts (3 months old or less, generally) who will be happy to trade with you. They're going to tell you that you have to send PayPal first, using the excuse that "You can always reverse the charge if I don't send you 1.00 BTC". However, what happens is that after they get your PayPal payment, they'll offload the funds to another account or to a VCC and cash out and you'll never hear from them again (or at the very most, they'll keep coming up with excuses on why they haven't sent yet). Either that or you actually get the 1.00 BTC and you charge back later on down the road. |
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