Even without signature campaigns, sold accounts help people trying to scam via taking out no-collateral loans based on trust or just scammers in general.
Most of the time it seems like selling your account is just taking a cut of a loan scam, just without being forced to admit the fact that you're involved in a scam.

Most versions of the bot out there just need your computer, no phone needed.
Emulating an android device on a computer is very very easy.
I can't confirm if it is the case with OPs bot but it is most likely.

I know that currently only soft bans exist (you can't catch pokemon/interact with gyms or pokestops for a certain amount of hours, always less than 24 hours, usually more than 30 minutes)
It is possible that eventually spoofing will get you banned, but it is rather likely that Niantic will not retroactively ban accounts but start banning accounts who spoofed after they introduced it.

BTW OP, you may want to check the Pokemon account sale FB group. (https://www.facebook.com/pokemonaccounts/)
I just saw people offering upto 300$ for powerlevelling to 30.

I first thought I'd buy an account from you and resell for Paypal there, but I'm going offline soon, and there's a good chance most of it will be gone by tomorrow evening .

Accounts in the low 20s still seem to be going for 100-200$ and I've seen almost no offers of high 20s/level 30+ accounts, so you may be able to get 300+$.

The only problem is you'll likely need to deal with Paypal.

???

It's one of those download services, so it is very likely somebody could have an account that they needed for a single download but need no more.

a) How do you prove it's your account and not a stolen account?
b) Even if it is your account how does one ensure that you don't just recover access to the account and chargeback everything?

Despite your recommendation to run it through an antivirus, I still think it wouldn't be too hard to add a line or two to the code in the version of bitaddress/vanitygen that would either a) send the info to some server somewhere or b) bias the generation of addresses.

In order to truly ensure that it was secure, you would need to get a copy of everything on the usb from a reputable source and perform a diff to ensure that no malicious code was added inside it. And at that point, just downloading it from the source would be easier.

Any examples of past work or other personal projects?
And any price ballparks?

One potential reason for there being nearly no girls is the innate tendency of men to be more risk-taking than women.
This is usually attributed to testosterone. (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/evolution/9005552/Men-twice-as-likely-to-take-risks.html)


 

Seems interesting, send me the info too.

Will your computer be idle while you're doing this? Or do you want a program that can do it in the background?

Also, I doubt you'll get people willing to integrate VPNs and captcha solving for under 20$. Even asking for a non-macro solution (runs in the background) may be a bit much.

Could you explain what exactly the person would have to do?
You've mentioned that they would need to understand web development and have relevant knowledge, but you really haven't mentioned what you need to be done.

PM'd.
Reply if you are interested.

Doable by some free online services in a few minutes at max.

Again, takes a few minutes in pretty much any video editing software.

Pretty much automated, you don't need to actually do anything.

I'd guess this may take a bit of time for your computer to render/upload it, but I doubt it would take more than 15-20 minutes of you actively working on it.

I find this
a bit stupid, but otherwise it seems alright. 5$ for 15-20 minutes of work which needs no experience/knowledge about video editing seems alright.

Mind adding me on Skype or something? This service seems interesting, but I'm not sure I'll be able to use it for anything right now. I may need it in the future.

You can do it legally/legitimately here: https://developers.google.com/custom-search/json-api/v1/overview#prerequisites

It costs 5$ per 1k, so 25$ (0.043 BTC) for 5000 of them.

Any scraper will need to change IP addresses frequently as google detects and blocks this activity.

When I check the link I see:

**My Steam Profile** *(from [SteamDB](https://steamdb.info/calculator/76561198010274491/?cc=us))*

* **Worth:** $55 ($14 with sales)
* **Games owned:** 8
* **Games not played:** 2 *(25%)*
* **Hours on record:** 137.3h

Can you tell me what the CS:GO rank of the account is? If so, I may be interested in buying it for 5-10$

You might want to try selling the Amazon Gift Cards through purse.io if you are legitimate.
They act as an escrow and mediator, and offer rates from 50% to 95% for gift cards.

Hi!

I'm not sure I'll be able to keep up with the 50 post requirement anymore. I'm leaving this campaign for now (end of stage 7).
I might reapply later if I think I will be more active on the forums.

(I have now changed my signature because the stage is over, but I shall likely keep the avatar for a while longer)

My calculations are definitely correct.

What is House Edge?
The difference between expected value and 100%.

For example:

I say that you can flip a coin. If it is heads, you gain 1.5x profit, if it is tails you lose it all.
Expected value = 50%*1.5x + 50%*0 = 75%
So the house edge is 100%-75% = 25%

Why does this game have a house edge of 75%?

One in 16 games gives you 4x the money.

So Expected Value = 1/16*4 = 4/16=25%
Hence, house edge = 100-25=75%


That changes nothing. Let's say you bet 1 BTC spread across 5 different options. (0.2 BTC on each option)
The expected value (average winnings) is 5/16 chance to win * 0.8 amount won = 0.25 BTC

What if you had normally bet just 1 BTC on 1 single option?
1/16 chance to win * 4 BTC amount won = 0.25 BTC expected value

The expected value in both cases is 25% (0.25 BTC / 1 BTC) and hence the house edge is 100% - 25% = 75%