Yey free copy. Kidding.

I wish to really review this in-depth, like show profits and what I've traded to get those profits. Just that I don't have the time right now.

Maybe in the near future, if I had time, I would contact you again and if you let me, I'll write a review about how it does in action.

Cheers,
Lone Shark

Regardless of this is steam or steem or how much the guy is paying, there could be no way that this guy is going to use this for good. Why would anyone need more than one account on steam anyway? Unless he is doing something shady to begin with.

The post of bL4nkcode, really made me wonder if he is stupid or just basically a newbie? You don't seem to be a newbie, as you're already a hero member. Are you sure friends and family transactions are not eligible for chargeback? I beg to defer on this, and like the guy who replied to you here, you are so wrong.

"He cannot chargeback if and only if the both parties will make a deal that using as a friends and family to send the paypal." - Best comedy line ever.

"He only got this negative trust on this day from Vod. And its recommended that using an trusted escrow will work.. not other third party escrow." -What? For sure you offered your scamescrow again, didn't you? that is why you are defending this scumbag?

Come on, there is so much scam written on this thread here. "WE BUY BITCOINS 2X THE PRICE (PAYPAL)? Total scam!

I remember you, you were once a cause of why I got scammed because you gave people loans without even tagging them. Great job again for preventing scams!

I hope you don't pay this guy, cissrawk, and I wish you have some sort of bounty for hunting shit posters.

Collateral for 30 Cents!? Really? The cost of transaction fees is what this guy is asking for. Stop spamming, you think ever loan thread deserves a template answer like yours! For sure you did not even read anything anyone said here. Have you read the part about "I have tried looking for job at the service section to earn this up, but non are accepting newbie" what OP said? You actually quoted it.

I do hope your manager is not paying shit posters like you.

But I stand what I said, that OP you're really just wasting time here. 30 cents is the cost of transaction fees already. :/

@EricGao,

Sorry my friend, but I was not able to use it as much as I can to really review it from top to bottom as I have been quite really busy. Though I was able to try it for a few minutes and have seen the interface and how it worked.

I hope to have more time to review it when I have free time. I hope you let me, and I would surely write more reviews about it.

Here are my thoughts on it. Note, if you're going to post this as a vouch please do copy the below only just to keep things in perspective.

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PROS:
1. The tool worked well. In the sense the it effectively searched a lot and I mean a lot of exchanges. So many that I have never heard of some of them. Though usually arbitrage opportunities mostly came from cryptopia.nz and yolobit.
2. You can literally search any pair on this tool! ABC/BTC? XYZ/BTC? FCK/BTC? SHT/BTC? Yeah, name it! It can search every coin you know on so much exchanges.
3. It's fairly quick. Not instant, but hey, can you individually check  every exchange you know in seconds by hand? If you did, for sure the arbitrage opportunity is already gone by the time you see one if you do it manually.
4. So much options. Want 10% profit per trade? Done. Want 0.01 Profit per trade? Done. Have only 1 BTC to use for trades? Done. Want 0.5 BTC per purchase? Done. It basically has what you need to properly filter out the results so that it will fit your parameters, trading style, budget, etc.
5. Shortcuts! Whenever there is an opportunity found, the tool lists it and gives you quick links to open the exchange where it was found and directly to that pair. So make sure you are logged-in in every exchange to speed up things!
5. Refresh button on each found opportunity. This will be your best friend after you found your opportunities.

CONS:
1. Some coin names inter-lap, causing problems in searches. Coins like REP will likely be a nightmare here. REP on poloniex is different from the REP on yobit. Searching this pair would result in 17,000% profits, just because they are two different coins in both exchange. I found some more of these, but I forget what they were.
2. No domain name. For such a wonderful tool, I am not even sure why the dev has not purchased a proper domain name.
3. No assurance it will last forever. Dev is new to forum, hence we don't know till when is the promise of forever if you buy this. Not saying he will run, because what is the point of running away if you are selling a service anyway? And hey, nothing last forever. Would say, that this is pretty solidly made.
4. Interface could be better. Those GUI freaks will likely hate this. But generally it does what it needs to do, so fuck GUI right?

Reminders:
These are not really cons, but somethings you should look out for when arbitraging or using this tool.
1. Needs plenty of dough. Well, this is inherent in all arbitrage, even in sports. You can do it on a low budget, but again it could eat up your profits.
2. Doesn't compute for fees. Well, there are plenty of fees whenever dealing with exchanges. If you are using a low budget, your profits might be eaten up by fees alone. For example, you want to arbitrage XRP. XRP requires 20 units to be stored in a new address then you have to pay for withdrawal fees. If you're dealing with small amounts, then say good bye to profits there. Just something to look out for. Check withdrawal fees for coins you will trade.

Thank you for your repayment.

Good luck with your campaign. I hope you get a positive response, also about the discounts it only will be available before august 1.

I would like to try it out. Though I am skeptical on what this is to be honest. It might be just some sort of hyip (basing from the name HYPHY...).

But I'll give the benefit of the doubt and see what it is first. I will leave an honest feedback if you give me a vouch copy.

Just go buy it from someone. :/

Use localbitcoins or something. For sure in your country there is some way of buying bitcoins. Heck, you even had some and just had problems. Or what you can do is wait till prices go back up for sure you'll get that 0.30$ just from the price going up.

Stop wasting everybody's time. It will cost more than 0.30$ even to send you that amount too.

Shady business is getting more shady.

Hope you guys don't get caught up in anything Op is doing.

I might be a bit bias, as jjrundy has been a borrower from me for quite some time, so my vote should not count.

So instead, I would just share an experience with him as his previous lender.

I would say that the guy is trust worthy enough here and he would likely not run with the amount.

I lent him a couple of times, and one time he sent me collateral (PINK Coins in poloniex) that went way below the loan amount. It was not his fault as I was not able to set a stop-loss limit. So I informed him about it, and I said it was my fault for letting it drop to that amount and not auto sell, and said that we could just clear the loan. He did offer repeatedly that he would pay the loan amount plus interest less how much I was able to sell the collateral. In short, he still wanted to pay the difference of the repayment amount and the amount I got for selling the collateral. But in the end, I just insisted that I just clear his loan.

He also had a no collateral loan with me of about 0.02BTC which he paid promptly without even me asking him to pay up.

Do note, however, that all loans with me was not as big as this loan amount. The highest amount he got as loan was about 0.08BTC.

Also, I do not have any comment on the Pokemon cards. But personally, I would deny most physical collateral.

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Edit: I would say that in case someone is using collateral that is currently being sold, that's not a good thing. However, I have a reservations on this rule, and I think there is an exception and in my opinion these are the requisites of this exception:

1. the item that is being sold has ceased to be for sale for a long time
2. the amount of loan being applied for is far from the price of the collateral (<60% of the market value maybe?)
3. the collateral can be easily liquidated for far more than the price of the loan.

I'd be interested to fill this but not for 1BTC.

Usually lenders ask for at least 120% collateral. If you are going to use 65 LTC then I could give you a 0.085 btc loan. If you agree let me know.

Thank you for your repayment.

Well, the forum time is what everybody uses around here for most deals. Especially loans and signature campaigns.

Anyway, it was alright to have a delay, all I ask is that you tell me if you need an extension.

For sure you're definitely late by now in every clock available on this earth. So, I would like to get a status from you if you need an extension? What happened to the 1 btc something you told me about so you are for sure be able to pay me and condoras?

You're already late by my watch. I told you before I follow forum time. It's July 23 4:50 am.

Yeah, so in short he isn't sending any collateral as like what he said "I need the VGA for mining."

Just a reminder OP, collateral is something the borrower sends to the lender so he can be secured during the loan. What's the point of being collateral if the lender does not have any rights over the collateral?

Two things for you to be able to earn,

1. offer your service to the forum and get paid in bitcoins. You should create a thread offering what you can do for the community (you said you are a computer engineer, be more specific what you can do)
2. Create some kind of product or service that you can offer online and get paid in bitcoins too. Pretty self explanatory.

Sorry but right now I have to deny this. I can't give out loans that would be due beyond August 1.

Both are not valid collateral. I don't think you'll get that loan you're looking for.

Denied.

Sorry I have to deny your request because of the following reason/s:

1. Account seems not worth it.
2. Shifting to not accepting bitcointalk accounts