This is just a collection of old leaks from places like hackforums or leakforums... You can easily get them for free elsewhere. They are old and public and I can almost guarantee that most of them do not work anymore. You will just be paying for a folder full of rubbish that you can get for free. I wouldn't recommend buying this.

Well, I've decided to bite the bullet and I've bought a key from your AutoBuy system for the 30 cents. I hope it does work for three months with CyberGhost! The transaction is still waiting for a confirmation, so I hope it doesn't take long. I will report back with details once I get the code.

I like how you can get a randomly generated user account at Cyberghost. No personal information is given to them whatsoever.

UPDATE: What kind of scam is this? I sent the 0.30 cents at the address I was prompted to, but then instead of giving me the code, 10 minutes after the transaction is confirmed, the page is still waiting for the pauyment. Next thing I know, cloudsflare page shows up again and I am taken back to the main product screen... I have not received my code and now I've lost 30 cents. Here is the proof:
https://blockchain.info/tx-index/0a2bc60c94651794466c097563c62022a92fcd369efc2d0da5775789f1c27fc9

I would either like my 30 cents returned back to me or the code I paid for sent to me via PM ASAP. Please resolve this OP.

There are plenty guides similar to this already available for free on the internet. You should be more specific as to the method - is it your own, original method or is it already elsewhere? Which country is it? How can you guarantee that the guide will work? What if it doesn't? Do you offer lifetime support with the method? Will you give vouch copies out?

You need to give all these answers before anyone here at bitcointalk purchases this, I think.

What kind of guarantee will you give that this key will work? Do you offer a warranty for at least a few weeks?
And I think you should send a vouch copy to someone like myself because otherwise, you won't seem legit. Not legit = no sales.

Are these US-only cards or are they usable for other countries as well? Will they work in all countries?
Also, would you be willing to accept 60% of the value for the  card?

How much are you selling the Torrentshack, bibliotik and Bitme invites for? Can you PM me with a price list for all your trackers? There are many places to get these invites and I want to know if yours is the most affordable

You have VPSes on offer? I was wondering if you had a 128MB or similar for something like a dollar a month. If you could offer this, let me know as I would be very interested in it. Does your VPS have a website I can look through first, though? And what are terms of service?

If you look at which section you are in instead of spamming for signature campaigns, you would be able to see that this is in the Digital Goods section, not the Auctions section. The seller is accepting offers that are PM'd to him and he can sell at his own discretion, whereas in an action he would have to sell the accounts at whatever bid was the highest, even if it was not as high as he'd like it to be.

@OP will you be able to tell us the potential activity of the account?

Well, what price are you looking for for the account?
There is another seller selling visa cards that you can use to verify your own Paypal account for $5, so I'd say that this account would sell for less than that, because of the added risk of the account being potentially frozen or banned if Paypal sees that the ownership has changed.
Unless you are saying that this account is a Business paypal account? I think the restrictions and limitations on a Business paypal account are different than a personal one, but so are the fees.

I apologise if I misunderstood what you were saying.

I think you have a small misconception on the Muslim world - it is not only Arab. Although many people, especially in the United States and other Western countries, may associate Islam with countries in the Middle East or North Africa, nearly two-thirds (62%) of Muslims live in the Asia-Pacific region, according to the Pew Research analysis. In fact, more Muslims live in India and Pakistan (344 million combined) than in the entire Middle East-North Africa region (317 million). While I agree that there is a strong social stigma against homosexuality in Arab culture (not just Muslims, but Arabs of other religions, too), I can point to Indonesia - the world's largest Muslim country (on a side note, no Muslim army ever step foot in INdonesia, so there's some evidence for those people who think that Islam was spread by the sword. But anyways, Indonesia has never had any legal prohibitions against homosexuality, since its founding as a nation. The country even has the longest running LGBT organizations in Asia. Even today, gay and transsexuals can be found performing in Indonesian television and entertainment industry. In Indonesian view, it is quite acceptable to have transsexual or cross dresser entertainers or public figures. Since you're looking for some gay TV stars, I'd suggest Indonesia as a good place to start. It is in their culture that sexuality of any kind is a taboo subject, so they prefer not to talk about it, but Indonesia is generally a very tolerant country.

Another interesting thing to note here is that Indonesia's neighbors, Singapore (non-Muslim) and Malaysia (Muslim), both have laws that make it illegal to be gay. Another thing they have in common is that both these countries had been colonized by the British Empire.

You can also look at another Muslim country, Turkey. While Turkey was under Ottoman rule, the Ottoman Caliph decriminalized homosexuality in 1858 (Britain only decriminalised homosexuality in The Sexual Offences Act of 1967, more than 100 years after the Ottoman Caliphs).  When Turkey became an independent nation in 1920, it didn’t see a need to change this law. I remember reading about a representative of KAOS LG, one of the largest LGBT organizations in Turkey, saying that their organization was never censored. Jack Scott, a British writer who moved to Turkey with his gay partner, said that he never got any bad publicity from any Turk because of it.

Furthermore, another country that used to be under Ottoman rule is Jordan, an Arab country. When the Ottoman empire collapsed and Jordan became mandated by the League of Nations between 1922 and 1945 is the time when homosexuality wasn't okay. But when the country became fully independent in 1951, it  nation made homosexuality legal. “Jordan is considered an open minded country, and when coming to cities, the tolerance is even higher,” said the editor of My.Kali, a gay magazine that is based in the capital. “And considering the fact that it’s an Islamic country, the morality of the culture could be a huge pressure to many people to remain discreet, but it never stopped many of my friends and other LGBTQ people to come out and show who they are,” he added.

Other countries with a large Muslim population and where homosexuality is legal include Abkhazia, Albania, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, Chad, Djibouti, Guinea-Bissau, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Mali, Niger, Northern Cyprus, Palestine, and Tajikistan.

Now tell me, if Islam really was the root of the problem in the harsh treatment of gays, then why would all these countries still be Muslim majority and not prosecute homosexuals? How come the Islamic Ottoman empire decriminalised homosexuality more than a hundred years before the British? In my humble judgement, I would argue that this is an issue pertaining to certain cultures of the world and not to a religion which has almost 2,000,000,000 followers worldwide.

And as for your comment on education of women, I won't even get into that because we could be here for hours, but I'd just like to say that the person who founded the first ever university in the world was a Muslim woman named Fatima al-Fihri, and the university, incidentally, is still thriving today. I believe that one of Islam's main teachings is that the pursuit of knowledge is obligatory in every man and woman. When reading up on the topic, I found an explanation by an Islamic speaker that I'd recommend you take 5 minutes of your day to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bnWf6CuLjU

Thanks, and have a great day.

@ollierexx Is the new update enabling downloads of course documents out already? What does the new version include?

Good catch, a little bit of investigation indicates that this is almost definitely a bought account, there is no log in for over a year with no explanation, and the writing style is completely off. If there's a need to buy an account to promote you service, it gives the feeling that the service isn't very good in the first place.

What somekindabitcoin is saying about the retention is also correct. I have experience on using traffic exchange sites like the ones you have mentioned, and people will just use accounts that are obviously fake or throwaways. There's going to be a very low percentage of people who are actually going to view your video, get interested, and subscribe for more out of genuine interest. At this point, you can get bots to inflate your likes/views/subscribers at a fraction of the price you are offering.

Yes, you can sell your bitcointalk.org account, but now your account is worth less because you've made it public that it is to be sold.

The prices for Hero members vary greatly, because you have to take in factors like if there is a signed message available from an old address, the post quality, any bans or loans etc etc. The general range can go anywhere from 0.5-1.0+ BTC.

The value for an account registered in 2014 values on the buyer - some buyers will pay more for an aged account, but an account registered in 2014 is not that old and probably will not affect price that much. Again, even if it has low post or activity, the price depends on its rank and potential activity, as well as the factors mentioned above.

Why don't you move this thread to the Auctions section? You are bound to get better offers or bids for your account, and you will be able to specify what the minimum bid is and what you will set the BIN to.

Also, I think the worth of this account has gone done a little because of the fact that it is now public that your account was sold. There is already a remark on your trsut ratings stating that it is sold.

Are you still offering the Payza account? I'm interested in buying a verified Payza account, but I'd like to know what price point you're looking at for this.
We will obviously use escrow for this deal, considering your negative rep, but I'm still interested in this.

Are you selling a cracked version of Photoshop or a license for it? Because if its the former, then that is pretty illegal, not to mention you can get the same thing for free by googling "Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended Portable"... Even the firt first link you get is free!

This is a rip off if I've ever seen one...

I don't think anyone will be willing to buy this account and risk losing  because there's a very high probability of them being scammed. As you did not answer the concerns expressed in the thread, it affirms that there is a high risk involved.

I'd suggest that you should sell this account on playerauctions.com to reduce the risk...


Plus, there's no GTA 5

Name: gongomanny
Wallet address: 171qdh9itCuM6rHKkPshGzx1n1YLyQDja9
Why you started bitcoin: Bitcoin is the future Plus, you can buy cool things with bitcoin!

I want to buy ~10 hotmail accounts from you, could you offer me a price for that? Or are you only selling gmail and yahoo accounts?  What would be the price for 10 Yahoo emails, or 10 gmail emails?

You're selling 100 PVA hotmails for 8$, so that comes around to 0.8$ for 10 accounts.

I'm interested in buying 10 accounts from you at that price.

If you're up for it, let me know.