Why would the hacker use the original HeroCC's Bitcoin address? But, whatevs. Anything happens on BitcoinTalk, so that's a good theory.

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leet, BITCHES!

Dude, I know what the word 'idiots' mean. Anyway, I clearly said that it could be a faulty generalization. It's not like I'm going to personally attack a guy or girl on the Internet. It's just, wow, I'm going to have to keep quoting myself:


And your write, four dollars isn't pocket change. It's actually more than pocket change, and I'm guessing it's that in almost every country. Pocket change would be more like coinage, so I was faulty on the particular words I pointed out. No need to take it personally.

I don't know if you can read, but I'll restate it:


How can you make the 'pathetic' assumption we're idiots if I clearly outlined that I might possibly be wrong? If you have more than enough cash, but you don't have $4, then you don't have enough cash. It's pretty goddamn simple.

To me, I really don't care if you payback or not. I'm not the lender. I'm not your doppelganger from Sweden. Just stating something. Jeez, man.

Bullshit. Rotties were bred as farm dogs, Dobers to protect debt collectors (I'm pretty sure that's why Doberman bred them). Yes, they were bred to be 'aggressive' breeds, but you're saying the owner that doesn't even treat them like a human being isn't to blame, but the 'aggressive genetics'? If someone didn't encourage the aggressive behavior then guess what? The pet will know not to do it. A example is my German Shepherd/Chow mix. He knows the lines between playing (Puppy-mouthing) and full-blown attacking. The worse he's ever done was shoved his arse in my face while I was sleeping. However, in some peoples minds, both of these breeds are 'dangerous'.

And how does getting a animal as a family pet have anything to do with it?

Woah, dude, calm down about Omni. He did nothing wrong to you. However, you do remind me of the owner of Pokemoney. Damn, couldn't stand that guy. If your eBook is legit, then there should be no argument then, correct? We'll just have to wait until whatever the people whose getting vouch copies say.

And really, are you that immature that you have to insult someone by calling them 'gay'? I'm guessing you're going to call him a faggot, too, huh? And shouldn't you be suspected of homosexuality, first, if you're searching 'Gay Batman & Superman'? It's like a pandemic now on this forum.

I think this is the third Skrill loan I've seen this week. Obviously something going on there, since all of the posters seem to be lower ranks. I was thinking he was making multiple accounts, or was following in people's footsteps to just get pocket change. Just a hunch, however, I might be wrong.

That sounds incredibly sketchy. Will lower it to $15 spot price, however.

Welp. Selling a $100 Starbucks eGift card. I'm not the biggest fan of coffee, and I barely go there weekly.

Asking for offers in the $25-$35 range. Willing to Escrow, or to go first if you're a trusted member.

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Buy it for $15 exactly. Cheapest price on the board, I'm assuming.

This pretty much sums up most of Apple's doing. A.K.A, the 'everyone has to have' iPhone, where most of the phone is indeed glass, so you can spill your guts breaking it.

I agree with you. I remember my dad having a Nokia for almost a decade, and it only broke last year due to it's cards getting fried after he'd spilled liquids on it for the 100th time.

It might be for us, however, if (s)he's a complete Newbie and has either never touched a Bitcoin or owned one, those campaigns are highly beneficial for them. We had high-paying (compared to today's) faucets in 2010-2012, they get signature campaigns in 2014. Those lucky bastards.

It's also a good advertising scheme on the owner's hands, however.

Am I the only one seeing the trend of numerous Newbie-Jr.Member accounts looking for terribly low amounts?

I don't see why so many people are worried about this option. Not including you, just putting that out there. Gold, silver, and oil has been pumped and dumped so many times and it's still fledgling.

Not to mention, it'll be pretty obvious if one person had a limitless selling account. So then all the panic sellers can sell, and, well, it would benefit some of the Bitcoin community if they did.

If you have $3,000-$5,000, and you found this method, why do you need extra money? Especially if you make that much per month?

This is sketchier than Sketchers.

I don't hate the various governments, that would be giving them satisfaction. I just have a hard time agreeing with most decisions made by this 'overlapping force'.

Hey, hey, hey, why did you make the poor assumption of stating that, without think if I was a member of HackForums myself? And how exactly is that stereotypical, I'm missing that fact.

Not only that, I wouldn't make such a poor assumption myself of assuming everyone (including me) that went on HackForums were black to white hat hackers, crackers, or anything in between. There's actually more people who go there for numerous other reasons. But all evidence points to you either cracking or using a Netflix account generator from there. I see no problem in this, I was just stating a phrase or sentence.

Because really, where could you get ten Netflix accounts that are all legit without breaking a sweat, costing only a low amount and not showing it's subscription length?

The fact that I could explore that one sentence boggles me.

Wasn't it fairly obvious from the acronym 'HF' in his username? I thought this was common knowledge.

I don't think you understand exactly what 'digital' means, however, I shall tell you:

Most likely, if the Internet wasn't alive, then it's not a digital currency. Thank you.

$1 would equal a lifetime account on HF.

And you're a sleazy fucking liar. Do you want to know how I know those generators work? I recently bought one. Long lasting accounts, and even then, it's a limitless range.

Maybe you should stop cheating people.

I'm going to guess these are hacked accounts.

You could easily go on HackForums and get hacked accounts cheaper, even account generators with no limit that work and cost only $5-$10 for a week. Netflix, Hulu, Crunchyroll, and Spotify for $1-$5.

Not only is he trying to rob you by selling you hacked accounts, he's robbing you by selling them for way more than they actually sell for.

This is literally the fiftieth time someone has used the 'holding' funds trick. You seem like that guy that kept trying to use gambling accounts for collateral. I doubt anyone would lend to you, but sometimes on this forum common sense is lost."