Sorry, don't have accounts for either of those payment methods. I can only accept any payment method where I get cash.

I saw this one coming. I was the first to give him loans, but also the first to stop lending to him for too many red flags. Then several other lenders took the opportunity to loan to him once I stopped  . Either during or after his second loan with me, he:

1) stacked multiple loans, lied about it.
2) had a loan with BiPolarBob, long overdue, kept quiet about it until someone called him out.
3) started requesting large amounts in quick successions.
4) offered his forum account and LBC account as collateral.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701592.msg8308785#msg8308785
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701592.msg8323803#msg8323803


Yes he had two successful loans with me, but I stopped because of those recent dodgy behaviors, and I got out in time. When someone starts offering their account as collateral or try to sell it, that should be the biggest hint to not deal. It could be dumped any time, or the new owner will scam you.

Now why would anyone want to invest in someone or property from a place so unstable? Last I heard, there were riots everywhere, currency nearly collapsing, and overall the country is in turmoil. You wouldn't happen to be one of these desperate people, would you?

I'm just about out, but do have a few already reserved. If you need anything over 2btc, confirm with me first.

I'd like to piggyback off this thread also to ask a newbie question: What is the difference between the S3 and S3+?

This means they won't go down like mtgox, but says nothing about you losing your own coins. Btw, this thread is a repost from this one:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=759009.0

Probably from IP of your each of your posts from both account matches well enough.

I think you need to learn a thing or two about Tx fees before you tell them what's good practice or not. Fee is determined by coin maturity and data size (not by Tx amount).

PS - this belongs in the trading discussion or service discussion forum, not marketplace since you're not selling anything.

No Paypal. WU is fine, but you cover fees.




Just stick it in a normal envelope and slap on a 49cents stamp. I haven't lost any cash in mail before. If it makes you feel safer, you can send by priority or express, but cost will be on you.

If you're international and can't get take advantage of this deal, I may be able to make the purchase for you and forward it to your country. Shoot me a PM.

Wow I didn't find out about this until just now 

RIP HAL

Confirming I just completed a deal with DannyHamilton for ~2 btc at an agreed rate.

I'm selling any amount up to 10 btc for a fixed rate of $500/btc. Mailed cash, WU, MG, or USPS money order only (have too many transactions going through bank/paypal accounts).

I send first if you have high trust, otherwise you mail cash first or we escrow. Post here or PM.

OP threw an offer to me for 0.54 including shipping, and it was in another thread that has now been deleted. Obviously this person has to send first or escrow.

Just confirming that I have purchased two from 9mm-btc. My first ASIC ever, just to play around with

Thanks for comments. I'm not really looking for newest, latest stuff, as the cost ratio is probably high. I get pretty cheap electricity, so I'm looking at the best hash/price just to get back into the mining aspect first.

I guess the rest my questions were to general, so pointing me to any guides to start would be great.

OP, if your end results are Euro to USD, then completely skip out on intermediary BTC. Bitstamp I believe will have their own internal fee for Euros, then you'll have to pay the trading fee, twice. Doesn't sound like you'll save much in the end.

Last month I made a rather large exchange between USD to AUD through a currency exchanger. Fee is tiered, but for my transfer, it was only 0.9% above interbank spot price. This is dirt cheap compared to the rip off that banks charges (3% - 10%) to convert your currencies. PM me if the 0.9% fee is withing your margins and you want more info, I do not want to disclose this publicly. But just a heads up, you'll obviously have to go through AML/KYC verifications because they are a legit company.

0.15 btc sent: https://blockchain.info/tx/5b7bf62803ecfff54fccf8aeed5f71c125f2825a566dd1a55e512e4c311a3aa8

0.17 btc due on Sept 11, return to address:

18G5mNBFZcNNsKrUPBhmBPUJvzg8TqpVyy

Verified everything in PM. Post your address. I know you said it's in your profile, but post it on here and I'll quote it. Harder for you to change later on.

Finally received btc repayment. Your collateral has been sent back:

http://cloak.blockexplorer.cc/tx/7cfd45ade513a1189b2a11df093f001256f06ba73af4d9fdbe1f8a2463786b52#o1

Loan fully completed