You're best route would probably be to post in the scammer accusations sub-forum (since he's calling you a scammer), and make him provide proof of why he thinks you're a scammer. If he can't then PM a staff member that deals with trust ratings and I'm sure they'd be happy to remove it for you.
But whiskers isn't a scammer and never accused marco of being one either. Accusing him of being a scammer probably won't do any good. Hopefully whiskers will just reconsider when he logs back on and sees the feedback from tysat. I think you misread my post. Whiskers called Macro untrustworthy, or in other words a scammer. So now anyone who goes to Macro's profile will see that. Macro needs to post in the scammers accusation sub-forum (This thread could even be moved there) to make whiskers provide solid PROOF that Macro shouldn't be trusted. If he can't do that (maybe a rule should be made where there's a time limit in which you have to provide proof) then it should be easy for Macro to message a staff member and have it removed. Whiskers should get some kind of punishment for misusing the trust system. If there's no kind of system to stop people from abusing the trust system threads like these are just going to be popping up everywhere in random sub-forums. I didn't misread it. He said he doesn't trust him, not that he's a scammer. The scam accusations forum is for people who have scammed or attempted to scam you and no such incident took place, so this is still probably the right forum to discuss such matters of the trust system, though it'd be better being trying to be resolved through PM but it looks like he exhausted that option. Even if he did create a thread in the scammers sub what good would that really do? It would probably just make the situation worse. Mods also don't remove feedback either, but it looks like whiskers has got his 'punishment' in the form of a negative feedback from tysat. Does that mean tysat is now abusing the system and whiskers should file a scam accusation against him? It's not filing a scam accusation against someone, it's addressing a scam accusation [or subliminally calling someone a scammer if you want to put it that way] that's been made. And that seems like the most appropriate place to do it. If mods don't remove false feedback that's given there's no point in even having the trust system. There's no point in having a trust system if people are just giving negative feedback because they're mad at each other. And if the only punishment someone gets is a retaliation with more negative feedback that doesn't have anything to do with trust or trading. |
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bitstamp+5%,escrow,let me know!
Sorry I've had trouble in the past with using Escrow for codes so I no longer do that anymore. To many scammers out there. These Bitcoins aren't for me anyway so I can't risk losing it. |
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You're best route would probably be to post in the scammer accusations sub-forum (since he's calling you a scammer), and make him provide proof of why he thinks you're a scammer. If he can't then PM a staff member that deals with trust ratings and I'm sure they'd be happy to remove it for you.
But whiskers isn't a scammer and never accused marco of being one either. Accusing him of being a scammer probably won't do any good. Hopefully whiskers will just reconsider when he logs back on and sees the feedback from tysat. I think you misread my post. Whiskers called Macro untrustworthy, or in other words a scammer. So now anyone who goes to Macro's profile will see that. Macro needs to post in the scammers accusation sub-forum (This thread could even be moved there) to make whiskers provide solid PROOF that Macro shouldn't be trusted. If he can't do that (maybe a rule should be made where there's a time limit in which you have to provide proof) then it should be easy for Macro to message a staff member and have it removed. Whiskers should get some kind of punishment for misusing the trust system. If there's no kind of system to stop people from abusing the trust system threads like these are just going to be popping up everywhere in random sub-forums. |
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Sorry for the confusion. I should of verified that I needed to use the card before I sent you the MoneyPak. I'll get the card to you tomorrow morning as promised.
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Confirmed. PM'ed naturesgate some private info.
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You're best route would probably be to post in the scammer accusations sub-forum (since he's calling you a scammer), and make him provide proof of why he thinks you're a scammer. If he can't then PM a staff member that deals with trust ratings and I'm sure they'd be happy to remove it for you.
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Just made a quality post as an example of the posts you'd be getting.
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If you take the time to get an account registered at a trusted exchange site, and transfer your bitcoins to the site and sell them, that's the safest way. It's probably one of the more lengthier processes when selling Bitcoins, but definitely one of the safest routres. My second recommendation would be to get a trusted Escrow source, they usually charge 1-2%, and find somebody who will buy them through Western Union. You're Bitcoins are secure and when the sender sends the money you're able to verify if it's been picked up, sent, or cancelled with the MTCN code. You might also benefit off of making a post on Craigslist if you're leary of not receiving the money. Localbitcoins is a good option too, but requires you to send the BTC first before receiving your payment. If you sell them Via Localbitcoins make sure it's with a reliable buyer that has a lot of good feedback.
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Looking for $500/month for my signature space. Tell me the amount of posts you want /month. All my posts will be intelligent, constructive, and in various sub-forums.
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Selling one Btc at bitstamp spot, pm me to discuss details. Only taking western union or Moneygram as payment, and possibly a Walmart gift card. Escrow can be used upon request , thanks.
Edit: Only looking to deal with established users (post count + not a recently made account, I don't really care about trades).
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Take a computer class, or spend a few weeks or months going over Youtube tutorials. You'd be amazed at how much you learn by just watching tons of Youtube videos, and you'll pick up skills that you'd have to do a lot of research or asking questions to get without even knowing it. IMO if you're looking for a set kind of skills or knowledge about computers, take a computer class. But if you're interested in learning a much larger variety of things, and you take the time to do it, Youtube is way better. And if you ever get stuck on something or something doesn't work you can just google it, way faster or easier than going to a class and having to ask the instructor and going over things you might already know.
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Credit card that can transfer BTC to usable currency in seconds. Click a couple buttons to determine how much BTC you want to sell at the exchanges rate, and once it sells the currency is immedaitely available on your credit/debit card.
I guess it'd be the app + the company they would be promoting there
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Why would you invest your savings and then sell everything right when it drops? If investing were as easy as putting money in and watching it increase then everyone would be doing it, you should of done more research before you invested your life savings into such an unstable currency.
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It seems like BTC gets pushed up so far and then barely anybody is buying them , and they drop 100's of %'s . Then everyone is trying to sell and nobody is buying.
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Do you accept interac email money transfer?
No sorry, I'm only accepting cash-in-hand methods. |
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Last day I'm selling, reduced the minimum purchase to .5 BTC
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