He's talking about your domain Btcgaurd.
He thought you had a typo and that you really meant Btcguard.

You might as well throw that domain away as it is the wrong spelling of the word.

Hi,

I would like to sell my Domains:
BillboardVideos.com & BillboardVideos.net
They will be transferred from GoDaddy to your hosting account.

You will receive the respected sites which are hosted on Weebly.
I have had the .net since 2009 and it doesn't expire until 2020.
The .com was bought around 2011 and expires in 2015.

Weebly is basically a drag and drop website and is easy as pie to manage.
Site has over 60 pages of content with lots of potential for advertising.

The reason I am selling it is because I am just not that good at Marketing and SEO!
I'm also a little too lazy to do it.
In addition, please note that this is a manual site and requires administrator maintenance.
This is not an automated or turnkey site in any way.
You can develop your own tools for it, if you are a coder.

I spent over $2,000 promoting it over the years (Article Writing, Google Adwords, Mylot etc.) and only made back $1,000 so far. (Google Adsense, Project Wonderful, Adhitz, Fiverr etc.)
Don't let that deter you!
Like I said, if you have the drive and determination to see it succeed...it will.

If the price isn't met, I'll just keep it.
I still earn some microbits daily! LOL!

Once payment is confirmed, I will send the username and password of the Weebly account to you.
I will then begin the domain transfer process.

2 days later and I still can't surf a single site because the very first site is an adf.ly framebreaker.
I guess the Admin of this site is either on vacation or broke or just doesn't seem to care to upkeep his site.
This is unprofessional.

4 days and I can't visit a single page!

Right now, there is a stupid Adf.ly framebreaker link on the site for the past 2 days & there is no going around it.

Update:

I have now received the refund exactly 2 minutes ago.

Thanks for that...but I would still like to know the reason for the rejection or cancellation.

Hello,

I made a deposit of $8.44 via my Payza Starter account, exhausting all the available funds in there.
This transaction was "completed" by Virtex.

Then I made another deposit of $10.00 via my Payza Business account.
This was rejected or "cancelled" and refunded to my Payza Business account.

I then sent $12 to my Payza Starter account and made another Virtex deposit of $12.00 via my Payza Starter account.
This too was "cancelled" but NOT refunded to my Payza account.

So after depositing $20+, one deposit was completed and it seems that the other $12 was somehow confiscated.

In addition to that, every time I try to send a Support Ticket, I keep getting this message:
"We encountered a problem (cross-site request forgery detected); please try again."

Please assist me in this situation.

Regards.

That's great news!
I like Dell computers and I like Bitcoin!

Picture is cool and all, but the Anunnaki only like Gold.
I wonder what they would think about Bitcoin?

Is it your Lord and Saviour
I'm not religious at all, but I do remember a quote from Jesus in the Bible:
"Man cannot serve both money and God!"

Bitcoin will be great in the future.
Not sure about the other Alts though.

Anonymity is not important to me at all.
I don't care.
I just think that BTC is useful.

So far, after reading 2 entire pages of this thread, I am yet to see a single positive review of "Virtex".
It looks less trustworthy by the day.

I would have tried it but I didn't see any free offers...so no thanks!

Let them keep trying to destroy the bitcoin network.
They will accomplish nothing in the end.

My answer is simple...
Bitcoin is 100% decentralized.
Final Answer!

FIAT countries won't trade with your island.

I have an Uncle and even a tenant who are both qualified financial advisers.
They were both against it.
I didn't listen to either of them!
I bought and sold for a nice profit, then I bought some more again.
Screw them.
Think for yourself.

I discovered bitcoin when they were $5 each.
I was immediately interested and stayed up all that night trying to understand it.

I even checked around to see what people were buying and selling.
All I could find were some online shops with Doritos and Lays snacks.
I wasn't too impressed anymore, however I still downloaded the wallet.
When I tried to open it, it was using 100% of my CPU for over 20 minutes.
That's when I decided it wasn't worth killing my computer and I deleted everything.

I'm still a little pissed off but the truth is that back then I would have never wasted more than $20 on something so unproven anyway.
In the end, my first full bitcoin purchase costed me over $1,000.
LOL!!!
I'm still HODLING but still buying more!

I didn't see anything sexual at all...
What's up with that?

When bitcoin goes commercial, then you can expect schemes such as those to become daily occurrences.