I hope this was not a lame attempt to scam me. That return wallet shows empty:

https://blockchain.info/address/1HQTsyuyyAcSKjjXQB9Qm28xZC6N7PhhzG

Post the Tx ID of the repayment.

Once denied the first time, I almost never accept requests again for whatever reason, but you're a lucky one. Send me a picture AND scan of your phone bill with some messages written on it, which I'll PM you. I'll send you the btc if you can provide this.

I started out on this forum in 2011 as a GPU miner back in the HD5000 era. Took a break when FPGA's came out, the started again last year for scrypt GPU mining until it became obsolete. Now I want to look into ASICs for direct BTC mining again, and I'm embarrassed to admit that I know absolutely nothing now.

The playing field has completely changed and there's too many different threads to look at. Can someone give some general advice, or point me to where I should start reading? I just bought 2 used Antminer S1 so I can learn through experience before I buy some newer released ones.

The next two I've narrowed down to will be either the antminer S3 or AM tubes. I'm a bit turned off by the tube at the moment because it seems finicky and can only mine on one pool. Any other home miners I should consider?

Now why the hell would you do this just to prove yourself? Codes are not valid. If they are valid and someone redeemed them already, then we can't actually verify.

Way to thread jack, but I'll allow the free ride   

Doesn't matter if you're a mod for PD or not. But on THIS forum, your account is not worth even close to 2btc for me to loan that amount out. Account is too new, and no real rep history. No collateral is involved, so I need to reduce as much risk as possible.

I take these kinds of statements with a grain of salt, especially in this section. For your case, the post history and overall profile is a better determinant, and yours are too high of a risk for ANY btc.

I already denied you for a 0.15btc request. How are you going to get a 2btc?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701592.msg8112959#msg8112959

It's not the same. Vanilla Reload is used to add funds to other debit reloadable cards. It's a one time use, full amount reload, and can't be used to actually purchase anything. Any Vanilla prepaid card is used for regular purchases, but you can't transfer balances. Completely opposites.

You'll probably have to find someone else to give you the loan. Too many questions back and forth, and it's getting too complicated. Or, you can just outright buy 1 btc for $535 in the currency exchange section.

No, only Vanilla Reload. Ok... the reason I can't take any prepaid cards is because not only can the funds can't be transferred, but you also have the card number which you can spend yourself any time. This is the equivalent of both of us holding the private keys to an address; whoever spends first wins.

Walmart should have Vanilla Reloads. I'm pretty sure I've seen it in their prepaid card section. The direct site even confirms that it should be sold at walmart:
https://www.vanillareload.com/where-buy


If you can't do a Vanilla Reload and need the 1btc NOW, then I guess I'm not your guy.

Sorry can't take MC prepaid. I'll have to actually spend it because it can't be moved as easily as a VR. We can wait another 7 hours. Why do you need it so urgently?




For btc, I don't touch gambling. Don't have a SwC account.

If I send 1 btc now, then there's no point of collateral. Sorry, can't take PP either, and you can't do a cash deposit since all banks are closed right now. 24-hour duration starts when I send.

We'll continue this tomorrow, but feel free to take anyone else's offer if you get one in the meantime.

Obviously. Does anyone actually want him back? If you tell him he scammed, he'll just do that reverse psychology BS.

Current btc rate is $512. You send me $539 by Vanilla Reload or any other non-reversible methods (no moneypaks), I'll give you the 1 btc loan. You repay the 1btc within 24 hours and I'll send you back $512 via paypal or online bank transfer.

Would there be a reason why you think it might be later than 24 hours?

I'll provide this loan if you can give fiat collateral. You offered in PM, so you shouldn't have a problem with this 

The other condition is that if you were to get this loan from me, you can't stack more loans for other lenders until you've paid me off. You also technically haven't repaid the last loan fully yet, so add that to repayment as well. Agree?

Wells Fargo uses SurePay. Chase uses QuickPay  . Last year I personally had someone reverse a Chase quickpay on me for a btc transaction. More easy to reverse than PP.

The first problem on YOUR part is that you tried to withdraw coins, email confirmation was sent, then tried to change email without confirming the withdraw in your old email. If you think about it from another person's perspective, this looks pretty suspicious: a hacker could have hacked your btc-e account, initiated a withdraw, and it wouldn't go through until the hacker confirms by email. Since hacker can't confirm by email, he tries to change email address to his own.

I'm not saying everything they did afterwards was correct, but you did make the mistake of doing something suspicious. Should have just paid the $35 fee to your email provider in the first place.

When does ANY exchange insure lost bitcoins for an individual's own negligence? If they do insure these types of lost btc, then it's open for a lot of abuse. It's the equivalent of a chargeback.

You obviously don't understand the issue here. Or maybe you're a shill account.