Please answer this scammer accusation before attempting to do more business.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135929.msg1448919#new

No idea on this - but I would beg to differ. I've used a free Yubikey coupon code from someone who claimed that he got it from MtGox's email, and the Yubikey arrived at my place easily. This was from a couple of months ago, though..

If Bitcoin were a closed system, I would be suspicious. It's open source and anyone suspecting anything can review the code to their satisfaction.

As this is stickied by someone but not posted in the Important Announcement subforum, I'll take the liberty to post it there too.

PS: I've split your question out from that off-topic thread, and moved it to Meta. I think the guy you need is theymos, as we mods don't issue and cannot issue scammer tags. If you want to see a list of scammers here, try https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist;sa=search, and put 'scammer' as the position to search. Tick the ' Search by position' flag.

I'm still mining and accumulating coins, which I don't plan to sell in the near future. I'm probably getting more afterwards. It's just that I'm not investing my Bitcoins, but I'm still invested in Bitcoins. 

Check the dates.

Thanks!

Yep, it's Users'. Typo here.
You're missing the apostrophe though.

https://1broker.com/?c=about_security

A rewording should go like this:
Offline storage addresses only hold small amounts to avoid potential attacks when imported back to the server wallet.

However. this is still quite vague, and implies that offline addresses only store small amounts when in fact you're storing nearly all of your customers' in offline generated Bitcoin addresses. Consider changing this sentence.


I'll make an account and play with it later.

Posted an announcement regarding this at Important Announcements subforum.

Posted an announcement regarding this at Important Announcements subforum.

TORWallet has folded shop, and your coins are probably lost to them. Microtronix only manages the hosting, so there's no use contacting them to get your coins back.

Well, the last two rewards do not seem really substantial enough for what they're worth. What makes you think a hacker finding that kind of exploit would not try to empty your wallets and/or more malicious actions?

That said, there's still some minor wording errors here and there:

https://1broker.com/?c=faq
All markets are closed on weekends and holidays except BTC/USD.

https://1broker.com/?c=about_security
GPG should be caps in this case. A comma between creation and all would be appropriate too.

External. Also, a subject here would improve the sentence; i.e.: when users are logged in.

Every user can look into a detailed access log of their accounts.

With an enabled TLS connection, or through a TLS connection.


Protects.

https://1broker.com/?c=about_privacy

the User's.

the User's.


https://1broker.com/?c=about_tos
If necessary, 1Broker will be completely sold, and the proceeds divided and paid out to our customers.

Loses.


Whew, that's it so far. There's still some weird wording here and there, but the more blatant errors are listed above.

He can. He just cannnot post here.
Theymos notified me that banned users cannot PM too.

Zero atm especially after the Pirate and Bitcoinica fiasco, which took away almost 600+ coins. Only have a small sum of coins at a few old lenders now. All coins in cold storage now.

o.O', 'O.O', 'o_O' & 'O_O'
Shock, supprize or puzzlement.

Some spelling errors but great list. 

Use: http://resizepic.com/resize.php next time.