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1  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Sell/Buy About 100k+ USD worth of Crypto Daily @ market rate + Singapore/Bangkok on: March 11, 2023, 10:48:36 AM
well it's been many years.  Smiley
a trip down memory lane to where I first started. good times good times.
2  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Sell/Buy About 100k+ USD worth of Crypto Daily @ market rate + Singapore/Bangkok on: May 09, 2020, 01:07:23 PM
Bumpp
3  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Sell/Buy About 100k+ USD worth of Crypto Daily @ market rate + Singapore/Bangkok on: February 04, 2020, 06:15:05 PM
Bump : professional commitments have me moving to bangkok. We now support Bangkok - THB /Singapore - SGD.
We are also able to take on larger orders much more easily now, (previously was difficult to handle USD1M+ volume)
4  Economy / Services / Re: ➤➤ DarkStar's Escrow Service | 0.0005 BTC Fee/0.7% on: August 20, 2019, 10:49:47 PM
Hey man, are you still involved in escrow service? Will maybe need a service in the coming few days! Thanks!

Watch out for imposters!
I'm aware of at least one person that is pretending to be me on Telegram. Always make sure my Telegram username is correct if we talk over there (@darkstarftw), and always ask for signed messages. Feel free to PM me as well if you have any concerns.


DarkStar's Escrow Service

I've gotten a few requests to escrow from people, so I figured I'd make an announcement thread for clarity and to help more people if needed, as I have a bit more free time now.
My fee for escrowing will be 0.0005BTC, or 0.7% of the transaction (whichever is greater). The transaction fee will also be paid by a party involved with the transaction, and is not included in my fee. For non-profit community events, such as prediction pools, I will not charge an escrow fee.

Funds will be held in a P2SH nested SegWit address, allowing for lower transaction fees than 'traditional' addresses.

I can directly hold any coin supported by TREZOR, the hardware wallet I will use when escrowing for security as well as Byteball. I *may* be willing to hold other coins for your trade, but it will vary. Please PM me for more info.

I will deal with almost any trade, as long as it is legal. I will not handle physical trades, or bitcointalk account sales. (subject to change)


Security
- All escrow addresses will my signed by my staked address (1DarkStrRagcDjWtsPGxkav4WG3poLXzDS) and/or my PGP Key. Always ask for at least one if I do not provide one.
- Funds will be held on my hardware TREZOR wallet, so even if I were to get a virus, your funds should still be safe. (except for Byteball)


Why Should I Trust You?
You can check my trust feedback page to get an overview of my trade history.
- I've held upwards of 8 BTC for the ChipMixer signature campaign I manage
- Held collateral for my lending service (now closed)
- Held various amounts for other campaigns I've managed.
- Held upwards of 5 BTC for my new lending service as collateral
- I am currently one of five keyholders for the forum's 500 BTC multisig address.


How to Start the Escrow Process
Send me a PM with the following info:
Code:
Name of Buyer: (preferably with profile link)
Name of Seller: (preferably with profile link)
Goods Being Traded:
Value of Trade:
Other Info (if needed):



Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I confirm that I (DarkStar_, u=507936) am starting an escrow service. Today is January 10, 2018.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1DarkStrRagcDjWtsPGxkav4WG3poLXzDS
G4n6RG/J35tc5QcGoaG7EW5075OEB6LVCoNtz5WbRuawRrtq91+msYNzNjncA6mvN6GMw5NTgbN/mGwaGBwdLaY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quick Verify with BrainWallet



Tipping Address: 3NSvhvYYBMVh1bPyKWjPfyiF3RHAAgsgtw


5  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: OTC Cash Deals Scams: Techniques In Detail, how Gipsy make millions from a lie on: August 20, 2019, 07:45:35 PM
Hey, can we get in touch? I have some similar experiences and want to talk to u about it. Could you post your telegram here or something and I will reach out to you. Thanks.

Gipsy, people without identity, they live all life robbing and spending in fun, luxe, hotels, cars, watches and diamonds. They don’t work, they don’t pay taxes, they marry at 16 years old and make as more children as possible because child makes money, from robbing from the street till more complex scams. The law is not enough strong with them because they change places, countries and know many languages. They live outside the system.

Type of scams?

Cash scams:
- They offer to change small cut notes for example 50 euro into bigger, for example 500 euro and vice versa at appealing rate.
- They ask to transfer money from one country to another, for example Hawala system
- Currency exchange
- Buy Gold, Diamonds and Watches scams:
- Buy Bitcoin or other crypto

BTC scams
- Sell BTC and double spend them

Financing scams
- They appear like investors or financiers. Always ask for an advance to repay the expenses of the financing. NO real investors do like this. NEVER GIVE MONEY IN ADVANCE!

How the scams work?
- Cash counting exchange: they count you the cash like magicians. They have ALWAYS 1 or 2 real packs of cash, the rest is fac simile in order to avoid being incriminated for counterfeit money.
1. Jacket method: they count you the original pack, then they put in jacket and change with the fake one. The fake one they put in a bag and they keep close to them so you don’t touch it and check the money, because only the first note is real, the rest is fac simile.
2. Bag with hidden compartment method: they count cash even with counting machine, then they put it into the bag. After you checked they open the secret compartment of the bag and give you fac simile, many don’t check again because as always they trust them and they see the first banknote real.
3. Hidden person in office furniture (table, cabinet). Same as previous they count real cash, then they put inside the drawer and a person inside the furniture change the cash with fac simile.
4. 1 dollar scam: count you original 100 dollars, then change packets and you find first banknote real and others 1 dollar

Advice: ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK CASH AND MAKE TRANCHES!

- Bitcoin Double spending:
If you don’t wait for 1 confirmation they will take back the btc after you gave the cash. Usually they send the btc, you see in your balance, then the collector makes a lot of pressure to receive the money immediately and go to deposit cash, he say that he will come back but he disappear then. They don’t count the cash, it feels like they trust you a lot but not true. IT’S FREE MONEY FOR THEM.

Advice: ALWAYS WAIT 1 CONFIRMATION AND MAKE TRANCHES!

How to recognise a scam?
- Story: Usually a broker or also through a referred person, some guys represent them as very rich and powerful. Usually pretending to be Jewish, Russians, Arabs, or even Indians (always very different and far from from potential victim location and nationality). They know 5-6 languages and acting like educated people even they don’t even know how the earth rotate around the sun and not the contrary. They also claim to be working with gold and diamonds, real estate, financial industry. Of course all lies!
- Behavior: they are always so afraid and cautious, worry about criminals or to be robbed. They ask a lot of questions especially about your nationality, expertise with scams, history and go deeper in details to find if you know something or start to suspect. But they are also kind and nice, always happy to bring you to a good restaurant for dinner and lunch. They play with your emotions. They are happy and relaxed, they know how to act like real wealthy people.
- Video of cash: many people are underestimate this, but video of cash is essential. Gipsy do all in the same way: they show and count only 1-2 packs of real cash. The rest packs are all fake, only the first banknote is real, the rest is paper.
- Timing: they always want the deal in real time. For hawala for example they want to do only online regime.
- Number of tranches: the safest way of changing cash or any btc deal is to make in tranches. They always find excuses because they want to take always more. They can do 2-3 tests but then when they feel that you are confident they go up with the amount. And sometimes they come from far countries and they ask to close the deal the same day.
- Very appealing commissions: they offer very high rates to motivate the agents, at the end of the scams no one gets paid or they propose to the agent to work together finding new victims.
- Place of the deal (the most important): they ask to do always in different place proposed by the victim or if they agree they change it at the last minute. Usually public places like (5 star hotels, restaurants) in center of the city so they are safe and can run away with their driver or taxi. (I suggest always to leave another person outies the building to check where the client is going)
- City with most scams: Paris, Milan, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Brussels, London, Nice, Rome, Madrid, Verona, Prague, Budapest, Ljubljana, Vienna, Venice, Lugano, Chiasso, Geneva, Zurich. (In Germany usually they don’t like because the law for scams is tough).
- After the deal they NEED TO GO: fast because they are busy, they feel sick, they had problem, they have a present for you, they need to smoke outside, they need to go to toiled etc. they find always an excuse to escape fast.

What they do after the scam:
They are still in contact with you most of the times, because they want to confuse you! They make you believe it was an accident, there was a problem and they will give back what they took. They try to calm you. This can play this game for a couple of days, after this, when they left the country and are safe they disappear or in worse case ask you to work together to repay the loss. But even if you help them, they will never give you nothing!

Never trust anyone! If you are doing grey or black business keep in mind that the law will not defend you! Only the strong ones wins. Good luck!
6  Economy / Exchanges / Re: CRXZone (Singapore) review - AVOID by all means on: December 21, 2018, 10:49:15 AM
but, u did get your money right? and you did not get scammed right?
so it was just slow service/not automated?
7  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: ReggieBot Trading, 2 week profit 44% - Day 18 - ( Live Twitch Stream ) on: September 25, 2018, 03:51:17 PM
Hi,
Are you part of development team?
Is the twitch channel HmmmTPTK yours? Or are you promoting reggiebot's live stream? Or is Reggiebot promoting your live stream?

@anyone else, has anyone else tried this bot?

Hi there , no , i'm not a member of the development team or in any other way affilliated with Reggiebot . They open a landing page that provides discount as their website doesn't and i'm not getting any reward for subscriptions while they offered me reward for some subscriptions that was made through "my" page .
I was provided with a free license and I have started this stream as a proof of trades after AdolfinWolf expresed his considerations . I spoke about that idea with the creator of Reggiebot and he found it very good as he is confident about his bot . Currently you can say that i am the official tester and that's the reason for the twitch link in their website .
As i say always in my posts , never trade with more than you can afford to lose . People tend to blame others for their losses and bragging to others about their gains . To my eyes Reggiebot is one of the most clever strategies out there , and in case you guys want to buy bots or scripts for trading ask for proof of trades .


So the twitch channel is yours? And the developers of reggiebot have used your channel as "evidence">
8  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: ReggieBot Trading, 2 week profit 44% - Day 18 - ( Live Twitch Stream ) on: September 25, 2018, 08:07:36 AM
Hi,
Are you part of development team?
Is the twitch channel HmmmTPTK yours? Or are you promoting reggiebot's live stream? Or is Reggiebot promoting your live stream?

@anyone else, has anyone else tried this bot?
9  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Potential Scam Alert - setescrow.org on: September 25, 2018, 07:07:05 AM
1. FACT - that within 3 days 3 different questionable individuals with terrible english skills after 10 mins about talking some random story proceeds to recommend "setescrow.org" a "HIGHLY TRUSTWORTHY, EFFICIENT AND FAST SERVICE"

2. in my local telegram singapore otc chat, many other nonsense profiles recommending this setescrow.org site has resurfaced.

3. setescrow.com may or may not be good, i have not used them and don't intend to. that's not the point of my comment.

4. im sharing that setescrow.org shows evidence that someone might have borrowed legitimacy from some source to give fake evidence of a scam (like how scammers might send a fake passport saying that's them, you can trust me, or scammers messaging u from a hacked public figure's social media site asking you to send first).

5. scammers play with judgements, opinions and trust. facts don't lie. I'm just listing facts and suggesting a possible questionable pattern here. the only way to know for sure if they're scammers is to actually get scammed right? but we don't need to go there Smiley
10  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Potential Scam Alert - setescrow.org on: September 25, 2018, 06:58:48 AM
According to you setescrow.org is a scam site as they used same info of https://www.setescrow.com/

I am not agree with you. They might be same owner. There are a lots of company who take all similar domain to prevent scam. So, they can that too.

My opinion: If scam then both sites scam. If legit then both sites legit. If you want to say scam one and another not then you should have some info about scam for scam site and few legit for legit site.

what nonsense are you talking?
if they'll buy all other domains why would they host such websites then to invite more controversy to their name/brand/service? did u even open the whois link on setescrow.ORG, the real location is HIDDEN. whereash whois query on setescrow.com is quite transparent. please do your research and validate your claims before posting some guessing work here.
11  Economy / Service Discussion / Potential Scam Alert - setescrow.org on: September 24, 2018, 11:19:05 AM
Now before you ask me why I'm posting here instead of the scam accusations forum is because recently there's been alot of people messaging me pertaining to the thread I've created here selling bitcoin, and asking me to conduct business through an escrow site setescrow.org.

Now I did some digging into this service and it seems that in Mar 2016 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1418801.0 - Someone created the escrow site setescrow.COM - I haven't used setescrow.com before so don't really know much about it but the main point of the thread is that, upon further digging I realized the scammers recommended setescrow.org which seems to be a totally different domain and site but a direct knock off from setescrow.com

WHOIS checks on setescrow.org says that its real location is hidden - https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/setescrow.org
So clearly these are 2 different sites, and setescrow.org was probably created to scam people off their bitcoins.
Google search of setescrow.org turns up limited results - https://www.google.com.sg/search?rlz=1C1MSNA_enSG683SG683&ei=qbSoW_KWJofK8APeypaoDA&q=%22setescrow.org%22+whois&oq=%22setescrow.org%22+whois&gs_l=psy-ab.3..35i39k1.3367.4304.0.4463.2.2.0.0.0.0.57.98.2.2.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..0.2.98....0.xfh-uE6aFe0


few days later someone else got my contact through an OTC channel and once again asked me to transact over the scam site setescrow.org. So it appears it's quite scammy.

TLDR : if anybody asks u to escrow through setescrow.ORG it's most probably an organized scam operation, backed by a fake website ripping off a legitimate(?) escrow service, i.e. escrow scam.
12  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling About 100k USD worth of Bitcoins Daily @ market rate + Singapore seller on: April 20, 2018, 09:02:28 AM
Please pm me on telegram to ensure quick communication, thanks!
13  Economy / Services / Re: [ANN] CET - Crypto Escrow Team on: April 05, 2018, 01:59:44 PM
Thank you so much for doing the digging. This buyer tried to get an "escrow" in on it, saying he'll invite the escrows to a chat and a 2 of 3 multi sig wallet.
I've done some digging on the buyer account but couldn't find the purchased account portion. Your links on the bought account raises lots of about his legitimacy. He even created a few new btt accounts and changed his telegram handle a few times.
Saved me and yourself lots of trouble.
Pls process to flag that silverleafy account so that other people won't fall prey to this "bought account scams" I have given him many chances to prove his innocence (video call with identity, adding me on facebook, giving me a Russian land line to call him at) but he's failed to give any concrete proof of his innocence).
Thanks and hope to work with you guys in the future.
14  Economy / Services / Re: [ANN] CET - Crypto Escrow Team on: April 05, 2018, 12:49:54 PM
Hello,

We would like to engage your escrow services.

Buyer: Silverleafy
Seller: bitcointradesg
Escrow fee covered by: half by bitcointradesg, half by silverleafy
Details of the deal: 1 btc now, if everything works out. We will proceed to transact larger volumes in the future.
Amount in Bitcoin: 1
Extra details: Seller (bitcointradesg - myself) is based in Singapore, buyer is silverleafy, based in Russia. We would like a 2 of 3 multi sig wallet. Please provide details how to get us consolidated. It is best you get us consolidated through your account pming us, or posting in this chat. You can pm us separately and directly to get us into a group chat and we can all give some verification that we are the same people in the forum and in the group chat as well. Once we agree on a price for the btc, we will deposit the BTC into the multi sig wallet. Thereafter, you can give confirmation to silverleafy to make the USD wire transfer from Russia to Singapore. If this transaction proves successful we would like to repeatedly engage your services for future and larger transactions.
Thanks!
15  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling About 100k USD worth of Bitcoins Daily @ market rate + Singapore seller on: March 22, 2018, 06:11:59 PM

If Bitcointradesg wants to sell. he will tell the escrow about this. and then the escrow if HE seems that BITCOINTRADESG is a trusthworthy trader, then will communicate with me and we will start the bussines.

This is incorrect; this is not the way that an escrow works. The escrow is there to eliminate the need for trust between the buyer and seller. There is no trust needed on the escrow's part to either the buyer or the seller, but rather the other way around: the buyer and seller need to trust the escrow before any business is conducted.

It's quite simple. Once an escrow is opened, if either of the parties do not submit the product/payment, the escrow will return whatever they have received and cancel the exchange. The escrow does not require any trust in the seller, as they are there to represent the trust on both party's behalf.

Either way, this deal is obviously convoluted; I would personally avoid dealing with each other with this exchange.



OP, you never answered my question about which rate you're selling at. In the title, you indicate that you're selling at market rate, yet within the thread you state +6%. Which is it??

I mention that I'm selling at +6% above the market rate. Specifically, the price is based on the market rate, I'm not selling at a fixed price but rather fixed % above the market.
I do agree with you that the deal is quite messed up now though... I just want a phone call with this guy to get to know him better and iron things out and settle the final details. Afterwhich we can put all the details here is fine by me, instead of a back and forth replying and whatever. So...
Anyway back to the main topic, I'm still selling  Smiley
16  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: SELL BIG AMOUNT OF BTC !!! on: March 14, 2018, 09:30:08 PM
This series of high-volume posts is extraordinary. With a lifetime circulation volume of just 21m coins, where are all these hundreds of thousands of coins emerging from? Did they hibernate or something? Are these proceeds of exit scams? Or are these imaginary coins cooked up in the minds of wanna-be billionaires?

I find it hard to imagine how someone with, say, 500k BTC has the time to browse this forum in search of buyers. If I had even 1k BTC I would have far more important things to do and enjoy in life. My family.. the mortgage bills.. travel.. etc


I think most are just agents or dealers negotiating a deal for whoever comes to them. So take it with a pinch of salt. I've been selling BTCs for a couple months now and during the hype period (DEC-JAN) 3/4 of all the buyers I spoke to were agents, and after spending lots of time talking to them about confirmations, price, volume, etc, they mostly don't end up being anything. As they most probably are finding the cheapest seller and highest buyer.
17  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling About 100k USD worth of Bitcoins Daily @ market rate - Singapore seller on: March 14, 2018, 08:44:01 PM
^ exactly.

That newjobs guy turned off PMs from newbies or something like that. Which is why I replied to the thread instead of pming. And time and time again I asked for messaging app for faster, instant communication, better to talk over the phone to iron out details as well. But newjobs has insisted on consistently inefficient and weird ways of communicating where either party would have to wait minutes to hours before even a reply or discussion should be done. This is the first time I've had communication done repeatedly over forum posts, instead of a messaging app/phone call and I'm not surprised it's the only time, simply because it just doesn't make sense to do so? You get to know people through forums then after which communicate with them outside of the forum through a phone call or messaging app.

A wise man once told me, if the whole world think you're insane, and the only person that thinks you're normal is yourself, chances are that you're the one that's really insane.

RESPECT lol
18  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling About 100k USD worth of Bitcoins Daily @ market rate - Singapore seller on: March 12, 2018, 02:50:10 PM
In fact I was waiting for you to answer. You said that you would get in touch with the Escrow.

I do not want to do it outside the page.

Escrow from the page, with his rules.

RESPECT

Please see replied no. 29 and 30 to this thread. You should note that I replied last and you went missing. I even tried to reach you but you did not reply.
Anyway, I wish not to do business with you as I don't have confidence of accountability or assurance you will do what you will say.
Have a good day and all the best with your business.
19  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Need to Exchange Cash to BTC on: March 11, 2018, 06:29:26 PM
Did you manage to buy the BTC with your cash back last year? The investment would be worth quite alot even today!
20  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Selling About 100k USD worth of Bitcoins Daily @ market rate - Singapore seller on: March 10, 2018, 03:27:35 PM
That guy, talks so much. I wanted to contact him to discuss the details over a call/instant messaging app but he repeatedly doesn't want to contact me. Then he disappears for a month so I'm just meh, I even contacted a forum escrow and got things started and now he's back. So yeah I'm a guy that gets things done and moves forward. But with this guy I spend more time talking then getting things done, soooo. The rest of you are free to interact with this newjobsonline dude.
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