I'd consider trades bud, sure!

I will be listing actual pictures tomorrow, but I thought I would post now to see if there is any interest for this rare item.

For sale is a BTCC 5 BTC Titanium Coin in luxury wooden box. This coin was made pre-forks (all of them) so it contains BTC, BCH, Bitcoin Gold and will contain Segwit2x once that fork happens as well. There were only 500 of these coins made, of which nearly two thirds have been redeemed (333 redeemed out of 500). There are not many of these left.

I also have several BTCC items to throw in as a bundle such as a BTCC Pen, Business Card signed by Bobby Lee, some 1k Bits Poker Chips, and some BTCC Branded Packs of Playing Cards (1 of each; Red + Black).

Looking for offers by PM.

Will update with actual pictures of the coin tomorrow, but in the meantime this is what I am selling:



Thanks!

Eh?

I was just thinking exactly the same thing. Thanks theymos for doing something to disincentivise people from buying forum accounts.

WAT?!

Man these scams get more ingenious every day.

Tell me Dwayne, what's the cost to sign up?

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In case anyone needs this pointed out, this is another scam. Don't do it!

I'd go to 1 BTC for the pair, but I think you are far better off auctioning these to maximise the amount you get. Sure a lot of people would love these in their collection.

Lauda and Lutpin are two very different people, that I can assure you.

Now that's out of the way, I am hoping that you have some solid evidence to back up your claims?

No?

Didn't think so.

Tell me, were you honestly expecting anything other than the exact scenario you described above? Sigh..

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As the saying goes, fools and their money are soon parted.


This proves that more than anything.

From what I can recall, yes, but for a 2011 Series 2.

LOL! Whenever I am bored and need a laugh, I go through TMAN's post history. It's like therapy. A special kind of therapy. You should try it people.

Ah okay! It's your username. There is a province by the name of Natal in South Africa, was just a guess!

Also, damn man that is a hell of a lot of money to have locked up in an exchange. Hope you get your funds back.

You from South Africa, OP?

Sorry to see you lose such a large sum of money. But you need to understand that Moneypolo are NOT the scammers here. They did (from what I can tell) exactly what they were supposed to; transfer the funds to BTC-e. They have done their job, and they would be unable to recall that money. BTC-e are the ones who need to refund you, and with them being out of action, you are going to have severe problems getting your refund. I wish you the best of luck. Your only option is legal action, there is absolutely nothing anybody on this forum can do to help you.

$450, or £450? If it is the latter (for amazon.co.uk) then I am interested.

You need to be able to prove to me that the gift card is a legit one, and not obtained through fraudulent means.

Please don't think I am trying to promote these Ponzi schemes. I was the one who initially tagged this user and someone else for placing referral links in their posts. Only reason I am being sarcastic and full of jokes is because this user and myself have a history.

edit: In case it is not clear to anyone else - I do NOT advocate you risking your money in these things. 100% of them are scams, even if they do not appear that way at first and you get to make the odd 0.002 BTC withdrawal so they gain your trust. You are guaranteed to lose your money with these scams.

I am very well, thank you for asking! What about yourself?

As it goes, it has been quite the lucrative day. Cannot complain. And you? Made some money off of any HYIP's?


To be honest, I have not looked into the site to check, but this banner at the bottom of the page hints that they will try get you to part with your money at some stage...



Why don't you give it a try, for at least a couple weeks, and let us know the results? Make sure you invest at least a weeks wages to be sure of big profits!! /s

But seriously.. why do you keep investing in these things? There are far more legitimate ways to make money.

Take note that the above member has hidden his referral link in the link above, you will only see this when you hover over the link.

If you want to try out this Ponzi, I suggest typing in the URL so he doesn't make any money off of you.

Oh hello OP, yes, its me again

Why don't you give it a try with a chunk of BTC, and then let us know how it went? /s

If you have to ask this question, then a part of you thinks this may be legit. If that is the case, you are being extremely naïve.

Now now owlcatz, this is no place for logical thinking!

You might gain some sympathy from people here for the situation you have found yourself in, but nobody is going to send you money to bail you out.

If what you are saying is true, I feel bad that you have been scammed out of an amount that means so much to you. Even to most people in the west, $5,000 is a hell of a lot of money. I have no idea why you would risk such a substantial amount.

May I ask, what were you thinking??! There is no legitimate way to earn 140% interest in 1 single day. You could have learnt this lesson with a substantial amount less than you invested - They (the site/scammers) would have done the exact same to you for $100, let alone $5,000, and even that would have been an expensive lesson for you. They must feel like they hit the jackpot with that $5,000.

Sorry that you fell for such a blatant scam. Now you know, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Be more careful in the future.

Last thing, begging is not allowed on this forum and you may end up banned for doing it. I would remove that part of your post.

Good luck with everything OP.