Let me retrieve that for you:


Did you just craft a statement and attribute it to me?

You also just called one of your customers a fag and then lament "Where did all those men go?" Well, there are currently over 12,000 different people on this forum, most of them don't care about this topic, and you might not like them either. I'd advise against touching cash altogether.

>like Zallion my letter has yet to arrive.

logitech3, I take exception to this. You've decided you know where my mail is(n't). That's really self-sacrificing, but even I didn't go that far.

>It was a similar game, make the order, get a quote, wait a week to decide if the market was in your favour.

nanaimogold, I did not ask for a quote. I made an order and mailed the money. See the difference? It's not my fault you're accepting orders for something you don't have.

>And more people will give up on reading this board, like so many have before.

Do you just write like a malignant narcissist or are you a full-blown psychopath? There is nothing wrong with this forum.

I weighed the benefit of relative anonymity vs. risk of being ripped off and mailed cash.

It's unfortunate that this is going to be my first post in this great forum. I'll reserve judgement about what really happened in my case with nanaimo gold, but I bought 21.21 BTC for $15 CAD ($0.7073 CAD/BTC) on April 10th and mailed the cash. The exchange rate skyrocketed in my favour two days later. Here's the curt end of it all:

From:  shanesmith
To:  me   
Date:  Thu, 28 Apr 2011 04:19:38 -0300   
This message is not encrypted, and is not digitally signed.

Your letter has not arrived.

>
> From: me
> Message: Dear Mr. Smith,
>
> It has been over two weeks since my $15 CAD BTC order on April 10th. My
> letter to you was sent April 12th. When will I be receiving my 21.21 BTC
> as agreed upon?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> (me)

From the order form, in Shane's words: "Order with confidence. The mail is reliable."

It's been 42 days.