I am looking for a few cuban cigars. If you have any and would be willing to sell for BTC let me know.
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Have people had a good experience with these cards?
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There are a lot of issues with this. Also your prices aren't at all competitive with what the rest of this sub-forum is offering.
Are steam gift cards the best way to go for this sort of thing? Or just find a trusted user?
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Aren't steam chargebacks an issue?
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Even though it is such a small amount, these scammers don't deserve any money.
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Scam written all over it.
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I'll be honest that looks a little sketchy.
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I want to sell my bitcointalk account. PM or post offers. We will use escrow, unless you are willing to send me funds first.
Quoted for reference. lol dummy tired to delete it good thing you quoted it I didn't realize there was so much stigma associated with trying to do such a thing. Oh well.
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I got working spotify accounts from petestheman. Despite the initial delay (it was the first time he sold any accounts so he had to get some stuff figured out), the transaction went very smoothly. If you need some accounts, I definitely recommend going through pete.
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He says he is experiencing delays with getting the account details to me......
I would advise waiting until he works my deal out until you do business with him.
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Sent him 0.01 BTC for a spotify account. Currently awaiting the account details, he says I will get them tomorrow. We'll see.
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This is something that I could do. The only thing stopping me is the fact that, as Monbux mentioned, you haven't paid back your previous loan. If you get things cleared up, let me know.
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BTC jam is absolutely terrible. I invested in a couple guys who had the max trust rating possible, yet all of them defaulted. That seems to be the consensus on the site. Notice how most of the people that have said they actually had a good experience with btcjam were all newbie accounts.
If they really had something they would be running it more like a bank. People would deposit bitcoins and get interest in bitcoin, BTCjam (the bank) would be making the loans and collecting them. Instead they are using this loan broker model then insures they get paid and pushes all the risk on the lenders. I also think that BTCjam is trying to be deceptive for example they way they present the loans. Clearly many lenders wouldn't do a linked loan if they understood they were also taking on the risk of the value of BTC to currency changing. BTCjam doesn't make this information easy to sort through or to even find a lot of times. Though I agree that we can improve on educating, we do have the explanation on our FAQ page. We recommend users to take out linked loans if their income is denominated in Bitcoin since it is less risky for them. The average loan term is about 34 days and the likelihood of the Bitcoin price to rise an incredulous amount in that time is very unlikely which make investments in linked loans less risky for investors to loose BTC (though they will always be receiving the dollar amount they invested with linked loans so technically no money is lost). Read more about it here: https://btcjam.com/faqs#LoansSee which loan is right for you here: https://btcjam.com/faqs/loan-type-chartI am so glad I read those wonderful resources. Now I feel confident in my ability to earn back the money I lost from the defaulted loans I got caught up in on your great website.
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BTC jam is absolutely terrible. I invested in a couple guys who had the max trust rating possible, yet all of them defaulted. That seems to be the consensus on the site. Notice how most of the people that have said they actually had a good experience with btcjam were all newbie accounts.
If they really had something they would be running it more like a bank. People would deposit bitcoins and get interest in bitcoin, BTCjam (the bank) would be making the loans and collecting them. Instead they are using this loan broker model then insures they get paid and pushes all the risk on the lenders. I also think that BTCjam is trying to be deceptive for example they way they present the loans. Clearly many lenders wouldn't do a linked loan if they understood they were also taking on the risk of the value of BTC to currency changing. BTCjam doesn't make this information easy to sort through or to even find a lot of times. The model you suggest is obviously superior. Of course, they opted for the model that maximizes the amount of money they make while punishing their honest users. It's a shame.
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lol it was clearly a joke i saw a post about someone saying the lending posts werent funny enough.
If you are serious, do you have any collateral? Read his words. It was a joke. his edit though "p.s. super sarcastic here but im serious about the loan". Is that even deeper sarcasm?
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lol it was clearly a joke i saw a post about someone saying the lending posts werent funny enough.
If you are serious, do you have any collateral?
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