Then why did you ask? Looks like you can't take the hint HERE, so please don't post in this thread again.



You mean a gambling service? Denied.







Just use that $100 in your btc-e or cryptsy account to buy your btc. If I understood it wrong and you bought $100 worth of btc in the past, that's not relevant to anything.



Denied. You're taking out small rapid loans, building up to one large loan for a long duration. It's too sudden and a huge red flag. You wouldn't have been approved for the amount given your current account anyways.

Now they're flat out saying they don't like bitcoins, and trying to actively censor it. This can only get worst once bitcoin gets even more popular over there.

Crazy? You make it sound like mods are high almighty gods. They're regular people, doing a very specific task on the forum.

Glad to see bob back and still having interest in this forum.

You're basically selling your own or someone else's identity and SSN?

Is there a better translation of the link? Google translation sucks.

How was it possible the users were overpaid? Are those users under any obligation to return the btc/ltc? Ethically they should, but technically it was not their mistake.

I just had a separate incident. My computer was shut down for a few hours only. It was about 45 blocks behind when Armory was started up again, and it took about 5 minutes per block to update. I closed Armory, opened up Qt to let it update since they both use the same data, and it was finished within a minute or two. Closed Qt to open Armory back up, all is good.

My point was that it would have taken HOURS just to update 45 blocks when Qt did it in minutes. This was an intermittent problem and I couldn't replicate it.

What you PM'ed me was an attempt to sign the address and message, which you can't even do correctly so it was invalid.

Now I already assumed you did indeed have the coins, but this does nothing to you unwillingness to escrow or send first. I stand by what I said. If you use escrow, then you prove me wrong, the transaction is safe, and you get to sell your coins. Everybody wins.

Assuming he'll eventually sign the address with the coins, it won't matter anyways. It doesn't change the fact that it's a newbie account trying to get you to send first without escrow.

Are you in the US? If so just apply for one. Most are free. If you're asking for someone to send it in their name, that's a no no because it's linked to their name and SSN.

I was the first one here to do the trade with him. Legit, VR code did not get reversed. But take your chances, because he did not originally buy these reloads himself. They're purchased from other people and flipped on here or LBC.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=727175.msg8317319#msg8317319

"Just found out I was banned, so was a bunch of other people in my dorm"

"I don't know about IPs or if someone used this computer, im not related to any other accounts"


You see how these two statements are contradictory? How would you know a bunch of people got banned when you state you don't know how many are account farming? You wouldn't happen to be all these people, would you  ? You already know why your "friend" got banned, no reason to ask for him.

Don't waste your time with this guy, he's not serious about selling. You're expected to send first, no escrow. And we all know what's going to happen at that point. Same thread, different flavor:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=782777.msg8916577#msg8916577

Please screen buyers carefully rather than just take the highest price. You're allowing trust to be bought, which is open for a lot of abuse.

Obviously purchased or hacked account, starting from June 5 2014. Careful dealing with this guy, treat him as a newb with zero post.

^ He's a newb but I can fully vouch for him. Dealt exclusively through me, some transactions I even sent him btc first and he mailed cash after.

Why didn't anyone mention they're also working with Coinbase? That's a big name too. Never used or even heard of GoCoin though. I was under the impression PP was only working through Braintree.

If you're asking to pay near market rate but pay in 6 months, then what you're doing is almost the equivalent to asking for a loan. You're locking in price now and 10btc is pretty much yours, but payment won't be made until 6 months later.

Don't play dumb. Your other account got banned because you're spamming useless garbage to rank up the accounts, most likely to sell later. Exactly what you're doing on your current account also.

Look at the time stamps of your post history. You don't even attempt to make it discrete.

justbtcme has received a total of 21.5 btc, in 2 separate loans:

17.5 btc
https://blockchain.info/tx/7c19b47e09c67c3c0d5de392fcfc750f1d3fe3afadb7ce5f74f29adf85b75af5

4 btc
https://blockchain.info/tx/386c057f680908783f2105f4d3e9859845c2340ccbb7398ed750c4c885310bdb

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17.5 btc sent Sept 22, 18.725 btc due October 22, 0.4% per day after. Repayment address:

1NqodekNAZb8SAoz3f19M9kjx7mXoXFNU

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4 btc sent Sept 8, 4.28 btc due October 8, 0.35% per day after (Original request). Repayment address:

1Hiy91nT2JCNFdHPbEBa925WX8Ymx3EM1N

Most likely an exchange shuffling funds around. All the transactions sent to the address is in very discrete and round numbers.