Going through his posts, I still feel he is still the same person based on his recent ones. However there seems to be a transition in his posting style, beyond a few pages down, which makes me feel the account was sold a few days before the loan.

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And even if you are sending the family friendly version, I believe that is reversible too. So I would not recommend trading for paypal with the op, or anyone who offers paypal .

Sorry for the late vouch, my invite code had gone to the promotions tab which I rarely check out.
I received my code 2 days back after requesting here. The sign up was smooth with the code that I received through the email. It has me registered as a premium account for 1 month, and can vouch this is exactly what he describes. I have also vouched for a video I got from him from Udemy, and so far he has been legit in all his business trades.

I would love to check out a vouch copy as well for a premium 1 month account. Hit me up as well.
Good luck with your new thread

Just a suggestion , this is probably an account created that will initiate a paypal chargeback on the money he will send to you. The new account excuse is probably not true. I would rather suggest you accept bitcoin, and later exchange that for paypal all together with a reputed paypal trader.

This was perfect . Vouching that he sends legit videos, and the right ones. They were also 720p . The course I requested was also not something you could find on torrents, so he definitely had to download it from the site somehow. Thanks!

He sent me the link to the video .I am downloading it, and will post a review or vouch once it finishes download . Thanks again

No Problems, I will just post it here then . Since it is supposed to be  transparent . You can PM me the links.

https://www.udemy.com/electrical-basics-and-irrigation-timers/

Links to something that does not require a premium account would be preferred.
Thanks!

I can request a video and offer a vouch in return. Let me know

The problem is even though they might be traced to some point, but its almost impossible to know what mixer/site they finally are at. Even if it  goes through an exchange address, it would be hard to know which one. The only thing exchanges can do is collaborate and block the coins that they receive from addresses linked with the hack.

But it would almost be impossible to trace it I suppose. They also split it into many parts which makes it harder to trace.

Yes it is the same as the bitstamp price. They also have a 0% processing fee for bitcoin unlike other deposit options, so its convenient.

You can't know. It might just be a conspiracy to pump that coin, of all we know.

I think adafruit is the only company you can find that accepts bitcoin at the moment. If the others accept gift cards, you can request someone to buy a giftcard for you and sell it to you for bitcoin.

I did a google search and a search on bitcointalk. They have no online presence so I wouldn't deposit there If I were you. Looks like a scam.

I also found it on this list: http://www.badbitcoin.org/thebadlist/

You can always create an account on the big exchanges like Bitstamp or Bitfinex and do trading without paying that extra fees on localbitcoins.

Yes, but you just said you have only 0.1 BTC to sell. So a difference of 20$ , would only mean a difference of 2$ to sell the 0.1 BTC also subtracting the fees it would be less than that.

The site on my country has a minimum difference of around 15 dollars. Can't you just trade it for the selling price, which will be 15$ lower than the price to set up trade. 0.1 BTC will cost you only 1.5 dollar

When it comes to bitcoin TOR is the best option to play on the sites, the only problem this would be in is for the Fiat based gambling sites.

I have used the site a couple of times, as for payments would be best to stick to only cryptos for now, as if I chose to pay with credit cards I would rather go with another site, just because they are better established.

I think along the same lines. The idea is really good, however the "middle man factor" and the data protection aren't really big factors for people to move to a new tipping system. Also change tip has already been established on all the social networking sites including its recent addition to facebook. And I doubt proTip to be able to capture that big of a market too fast. It might however run successfully side by side .