I've seen a few expensive watches being sold here before, not sure if anyone actually buys them through the forum though. It'd be better if you link to an online shop that can accept bitcoin as a payment record, makes you look more professional and less likely to be selling fakes..

Are you selling your account? You should be careful because any fraudulent transactions committed through the coinbase could lead back to you. There is always to possibility that you are selling a stolen account too, does it have two factor authentication enabled?

The thing with bubbles is, nobody really knows it exists until it bursts. There are so many anonymous investors that could be susceptible to removing money if the major economies start to fail. There are larger boom and bust waves around the world - when they hit the US or Europe, it might plummet or rocket further. Digital currencies seem too new to predict

Did you have two factor authentication on your account? Do you know how the account access was compromised, like was your email password changed too? Can you find a phone number for them or know where their business was incorporated? It is probably too late if the coins have moved away.

Shipping is from Europe

Is this actual software that can decode the captcha, on are you just paying people to solve captchas? I wouldn't install any software that this user suggests because it probably has some nasty stuff added into it.. even if it does work.

How many people did you refer to their program? Ultimately long term on a "lottery" site like this you will lose money, these sites have to be set up to give the house an edge and they usually take a reasonable profit after running costs. The best thing to do is steer clear of gambling altogether

You could explain where you get the giftcards from, otherwise people are going to assume they are stolen or purchased using fraudulent creditcards. There is far too many scammers out there selling giftcards, so it is hard to trust anyone selling them.

I'm well aware of the previous growth of bitcoin. There is a big difference between growing 1000% from $10 to $100 per bitcoin, than $750 to $1,500. Too many people get greedy, have unrealistic expectations and will lose money just like when it crashed in 2014 from $1,000 to $400. Good luck with the hype.

Are you paying the retail price for these, or even a premium over the retail price? They're new phones so I don't think you can get them under the normal shop price. Are phones region locked in your area? I doubt many people are going to send you them in return for reversible paypal.

I'm guessing this user has to accept your "friend request" before you can send them any messages. You should always be concerned about people offering trading advice and tips, there are some genuine ones, but the majority are making the real money by signing new members up to their group.

Trading can be quite stressful, especially with a volatile digital currency like bitcoin. You're right that if you buy high and then the currency drops, you'll be left with less money unless it rises again. I'd personally look at localbitcoins, if you can buy bitcoins off other people directly it'll likely go much cheaper and then you could move them to an exchange to cash out.

Where did you get these gift cards and is there any way you can prove they were not gained illegally? Most people know that they will receive less than face value for a gift card when reselling it here. It is unlikely you'll be able to sell such high value cards without more information.

It's great that you have gotten a website started, but maybe you should go with wordpress if you're going to be reporting on this information instead of a message board like this. Do you only offer information on one altcoin or multiple? How successful has your trading been in the past?

You could easily argue that it's current price is the "mania" before the bubble bursts. It has increased over 100% since the start of the year and it did the same thing during last year. I'd love to see it keep going up, but many people get too greedy and keep buying at the top of the market - then get crushed when it drops.

Hello all,

I'm here to sell a 0.1 btc Casascius that was picked up a while ago. It is MS66, although it was graded years ago and before ANAC's started giving higher grades in general. Shipping will be charged at cost price, with tracked and signed delivery.

See the coin:
http://imgur.com/a/2Mf4m

Looking for: 0.4 BTC, offers welcome

It looks like this altcoin was "delisted", basically when you trade in trash currency you are taking a huge gamble because you are just investing in the latest shiny new thing - most people are using the already functional bitcoin. Most altcoins copy the bitcoin setup, which needs support from a large network of computers raising generating fees and a mining element. Altcoins are wide open to pump and dump schemes, where hidden actors profit off a fleeting hype. When the hype fails, exchanges eventually remove them and they may even be unusable.

You might get more interest if you state how much you are willing to pay for this brand new phone. I'm a little bit confused by your use of the term "SE'ing", what does it mean in this context? It's good you are only accepting escrowed products, but that is going to drive the price up too.

Why do you think people would throw hard earned money at a random stranger to effectively pay for a holiday, so you can raise more money off people? If you cannot afford a simple trip, there is no way you're going to be able to buy islands. If people want to buy islands, they'll buy them - there is no reason to go through a middleman like you who has no original idea to offer. It looks like you're living in a fantasy world..

Where did you find information on him, if it is a supposedly private facebook group? It looks like a blatant scam, where you are trying to drum up "hype" and business for this group with subtle pointers. If this person was such a professional trader making huge amounts, they would have no need to feed information to a group of other users that effectively become competitors.