That very well may be. I would even dare to argue that quite many people on this forum are actually poor teenagers needing more money. But what's that got to do with me?


Well, the price of any commodity in any market is basically influenced by 3 factors: supply, demand and competition. When the competition was selling for $4, I was selling for $3. The supply of these codes is finite and since the demand remains stable the price was bound to rise sooner or later. Now the competition raised to $9.95 hence I raised to $6.

I understand you would like the price to be as low as possible but this is business and if you do the math you will see that I am still way way cheaper than the competition. Moreover, when a buyer has a problem I try to help however I can, as you can see for yourself from this thread. Do you think you would get the same treatment from somebody who uses Google Translator to communicate and whose only goal is to get your money at any cost?

You took my quote from another thread. There, the kid was asking $150 for an account that took him roughly 1 hour to create. That, in my mind, is just wrong and amoral, at the very least. On top of that he tried to defend himself using lies and ignorance, so that's why I reacted the way I did. I am not really sure why you are taking it here, though.

"It's a dirty game" - that's very difficult to comment. What you may find a dirty game is everyday reality to somebody else. You may say this whole forum is a dirty game as there are regularly sold cracked/stolen accounts etc. It's all matter of how you look at it. Still not sure how that is relevant to this particular thread, though.

If you are implying that there is something fishy about gkv9 and his selling then say it clearly and show some evidence. Just saying "it's a dirty game" and showing a quote from another thread is really not helpful, nobody can really understand what did you mean by that.

Btw, makaveli82, in another thread you posted "NEXT SCAMMER!!". I can't comment on that as he is my competition but if you think he is a scammer you should also keep in mind that by posting in his thread you are bumping that thread and as such your action may actually help his selling.

You upgraded yourself
Nice to see that, congrats

What's the price of a Bet365 account with and without skrill/neteller?

No, that answer is not good enough. AWS Codes from multiple different AWS events show as "AngelHack 2016". So what particular event are these codes from?

"AngelHack 2016" codes from the same event don't stack but "AngelHack 2016" codes from different events do stack, see my screenshot of two "AngelHack 2016" $200 codes from two different AWS events:


If you don't say exactly what event are your codes from you are hurting your own business because people who already have "AngelHack 2016", but from a different event, will think your code is the same and thus they won't buy even though they could buy.

I asked you repeatedly via PM what AWS Hackathon event are the codes from. You didn't reply. Nobody will buy a code they may already have. I already tried to explain to you that there are many different Hackathon events and thus many different Hackathon codes and usually they are not stackable. Again, you didn't respond.
So for the last time: what particular AWS Hackathon event are these codes from?

Also, what is the difference between these codes for $10 and AWS codes for $7 you offer for sale in another thread?
Creating multiple threads for the same thing is against the rules.

No, I am sorry, only bitcoin.

It's true. Just to make it crystal clear: this problem has nothing to do with me or my selling on selly.io. The buyer paid more than 24 hours ago but his order is still marked as "not paid" and thus he hasn't received his codes. I opened a ticket with selly and they said "Bitcoin payments are currently delayed due to a domain issue" and because of that Coinpayments (they are the ones you actually send the payment to) didn't send them their (selly's) cut. I can't take the codes out and give them directly to the buyer as his order is open and he already paid so when selly/Coinpayments eventually fix their issues they will want to send the codes to the buyer so I have to keep them there. But I did withdraw all the other codes and I strongly discourage everyone from ordering via selly for the time being. You can still of course buy from me directly.

Here is the full ticket history if anyone is interested: https://i.imgur.com/YXEweFP.png


EDIT: selly seems to resolved their issues so it's now safe again to use their autobuy system.

Read the OP again.

Bought a bunch of codes, everything worked, a superfast seller!

Just bought one code, it works, the seller very responsive, pleasure to do business with.

The underlined text is what should have been this topic's title. The way it's now it looks like you are giving away the method for $0. Unless the misleading title was your intention.

The problem with Paypal is that you can dispute the payment and possibly get your money back so I may end up without the money and without the code. I am not going to risk that.

If you read the OP again, this time more carefully, you will learn who is and who isn't eligible for a possible voucher consideration.

Oh, that makes sense, I couldn't find anywhere in the proxy source code where would it require 4. So Nicehash is a miner here and requires 4, but proxy says 3. Well, if I get it (this time) right the proxy just passes what the remote pool (what you called "another pool") says.  I don't think there is anything that could be done in the proxy source code. If I am correct (which I am not sure) then even if you connected Nicehash directly to your "another pool" it would give the same error. Can you try that? If you don't want the "another pool" to see Nicehash IP (if that's the reason why you want to use proxy) then you can redirect the connection via any Linux box with iptables, I can help you with that if you need.

You want to connect your proxy to Nicehash, not Nicehash to your proxy. The error is from your proxy, not from Nicehash, and it says that Nicehash, not your proxy, is using too small extranonce2. Your proxy expects the size to be at least 4, Nicehash says 3. There is nowhere you could set 4 as you obviously cannot change how Nicehash servers are configured. The only way would be to make the proxy accept size 3.

What algo?

So what exactly are you selling? Coinbase stolen accounts? Or gmail, yahoo etc. stolen accounts?

So you will "create fortune", become "very, very wealthy" but not going to "be making crazy amounts tomorrow". Your incorrect grammar aside, what are you even trying to say with those statements? That it will take a long time to become rich using your method? If not tomorrow then when? In a month? In a year? In 10 years? In 50 years?

And what, in your mind, do the words "fortune" and "wealth"actually mean? To some poor Chinese, Indian or African $1,000 can be a fortune. To somebody from an upper-middle class from a developed part of the world $1,000,000 can be nearly laughable.

Your copywriting may not contain false claims per se but most certainly does contain many very misleading claims, a.k.a. bullshit, and thus your "NO BS" claim is false in itself.

By the way, Bitcoin is just a currency so whatever can be done using Bitcoin can be done using any other currency as well since they are freely exchangeable. Thus advertising a moneymaker that's supposedly Bitcoin exclusive is a redflag on its own.

So you hacked some android developers, stole the source codes of some of their apps and now selling all that here. Ok, makes sense.

But why are you showing us how much do they (the developers you hacked and robbed) earn from admob? What's that got to do with anything? It's not like whoever buys the source code will somehow magically and suddenly start earning that, too. Whoever buys the source code will earn exactly $0 from admob until after they develop their own original app, put it on google play and somebody actually downloads it and starts using it (and doesn't use adblock/adaway/adfree/minminguard).

Are you really trying to scam people into thinking that they can put a stolen (duplicate) app on google play without it being banned instantly? Even if they somehow managed to do that and got away with it they will still earn $0 from admob until someone actually downloads their fake app and starts using it which is hardly imaginable anybody would do such an idiotic thing (using a fake/duplicate/stolen app instead of the original one).

Stick to selling stolen goods, don't make fake impressions and empty promises.

That's an absolutely impossible assumption. I understand the OP was just trying to make a point but he chose a wrong example, or at the very least a very nonsensical wording. If any website or person ever claims that you have to download anything (or do anything in general) otherwise you lose your coins then they are either lying or retarded. Your coins are your coins and to keep them you don't have to do absolutely anything.

Now if any reader is that stupid that they would actually believe such a nonsense then they shall lose all their coins, they don't deserve to even use their computer. Stupid people are the worst danger to society, vast majority of all the suffering throughout the human history was caused by the human stupidity.