The first person in line seems eager to complete the deal, so I'll wait to hear back from him.

And honestly, I'm going to choose him over having to spend 10 minutes of my time to get the bullion out again, take another photo that doesn't look like shit, adjust it in PS for my crappy lighting because you can't use a flash on something this shiny, and upload it.

I have two other people who have PM'ed me that are interested in buying them first, so I'll keep you in mind if those deals fall through somehow.

I used to be into the hobby of playing, how can I put it, low-production run electronic musical instruments (analog synthesizers).

Time and time again, you'd see people pay in full up front for gear from certain manufacturers that hadn't entered production with promised delivery date of "12 weeks" or so. Then after year or 18 months of getting nothing but excuses, the people who gave them their money would slowly start whining en-masse on internet forums. The product would finally get released after 2-3 years. The sad part is that even after continuously breaking promised dates, these people are still in business (and still breaking delivery promises) because people just *have* to have them.

The thing BFL has going for them with this ASIC stuff that gets you hooked into pre-ordering is that it would literally be a very bad investment to buy any other mining hardware options at this time, so you might as well put that money somewhere.

Granted, there's now at least two other firms promising ASIC's at this time, but they have nowhere near the brand recognition.

I'm attempting to, but it seems most here have been spoiled by a few rotten apples with regards to trading their BTC for merchandise/retarded Ponzi schemes. So they choose the "guilty before proven innocent" mindset.

LOL, if you don't trust me then don't deal with me. I posted real pics when I had this ad up that nobody was interested in last month.

What can I say? I've posted my terms. Not going to spend all this time posting here to rip someone off for $50. I'm not even anonymous (see website link in my sig). I've already modified the normal way I've done business for 17 years in only requiring 50% payment upfront and not the full amount.

-Jay

I'm not even sure why I bother with legit business if people really are this consistantly dumb.

If you get verified at Mtgox, you'd be able to transfer up to $10k daily and $50k monthly into your account. You do have to ask for your account limits to be upgraded after the verification process, though. They are not automatically increased. I don't think Dwolla has a limit, as long as the payment clears your bank account.

Bitinstant has a practical limit of $500 per transaction and $2k per day. It's going to cost you a minimum of $24 in fees for every $500 you buy. But since BTC are going up so quickly, you will probably have an advantage of buying them now instead of waiting for MtGox verification and your Dwolla payment to clear. My 2 Satoshi's, anyway...

Anonymous? Bitinstant.com
Don't care about anonymity? A verified Mtgox.com with a Dwolla.com account for funding.

Personally, I have both options available to me. But I hate waiting a week for the money to clear, so I use Bitinstant.

EDIT: This item has been sold.

You're getting 30 of these individual handmade 1/10th ounce bars: http://silverforliberty.com/pictures/

Selling as a lot only, taking BTC only (Price = current silver "ask" spot x 3 / current MtGox "last" price, so current price would be 8.65 BTC). Shipping included worldwide, USA deliveries get a tracking number/Foreign a photo of the post office receipt (unless you want to pay $30 more for Express Mail International shipping with a tracking number).

50% payment upfront/50% on delivery (terms not negotiable, unless you want to pay me in full up front).

Anyone who puts all the money upfront for an unreleased product without final specs deserves any waiting period and product they end up with.

Well, if you put your money in BS&T...you sort of are to begin with.

Coconut oil is probably the best sexual lubricant.

Tattoo's.

Most of it has probably been converted to gold bullion and is in some storage locker(s) spread around the country rented under business names. At least, that's what I would do.

From experience with a former co-working taking client data, it's absolutely possible to discover who it was.

Because he wants to be paid in BTC for the data.

Again, even if they pay, in a high profile case like this it's going to be hard to find places to spend those Bitcoins because of their traceability.

Burger King sausage patties are deep fried.

Hills really get in the way of trying to run a pirate radio station.

He doesn't wanna get sued is all.