Key here is that it's a RUMOR from an unconfirmed source as it stands right now. I really do hope this is true. This is something that should have happened years ago, but we all know how slow US government is when it comes to responding to something.

Updates coming. I gave out a bunch of loans but haven't gotten to post them here yet.




Since you're not getting the loan, are you going to blackmail me too?

He has sent me what I requested, so here's the loan.

https://blockchain.info/tx/36088878c40d0eba45bd859685463ae746b6713f8c7193e4e003e026dc64d8b7

0.15btc due by the end of Sept 22, send it back to this address:

1BiYqzE8XRjKB7pCm9MomvrLW2NQir39ko

EVERTHING is reversible, it's just a matter of how difficult.

Even a cash deposit into a bank account is reversible if the person depositing is quick enough, and meets a teller lenient enough. If you meet someone face-to-face for a cash transaction, there's no telling that he'll mug you later after he hands you the cash and you release the btc.

I'm not interested in buying, but do have a question. Have you gotten scammed from the notorious paypal reversal after buyer receives bitcoins?

^ you really picked up over $4k in cash from a WU agent without any problems? I couldn't even pick up $2k without it being flagged as suspicious.

I believe stunna just paid out everyone that submitted on time.

https://blockchain.info/tx/22dcdde8ba81aa58313b171805728d91e68686096a499cb53505f99f42663fe4


Thank you stunna for the having an undoubtedly best running sig campaign of all times. I'll be leaving the PD sig for at least a few more days as an appreciation.

Confirming I received his btc and already sent him a MP code. Trade is now complete

Since you're in the US, I think all MG and WU money pick ups are closed at the time. You won't be getting any instant releases unless you can do another payment method. I might fulfill if you can do Vanilla Reload.

edit: "WUPay" is an online transfer instead of a cash pick up? If that's the case, might be hard to get someone to trust you.

Just because you give out loans doesn't mean you're trustworthy. And I'm saying this from someone that has given out dozens of loans. When you give out loans, you're not given the chance to scam someone. But when you act as escrow, you have the opportunity to scam the borrower's collateral. Personally I sure as hell wouldn't trust you, given your gambling nature and lack of prior transactions.

Other escrow services offer escrow for loans as well. If it's physical items, you'll just have to ask the escrow provider first.

Denied, unless you can fulfill what I'll request in PM. The amount is too large for your account. Recently, I need to be even more strict on approving loan requests.




Interest too low for the duration, no collateral. If you provide one of your physical coins as collateral, I'll approve.




Denied, solely because you're offering your account.

How is anyone suppose to trust you when you hardly have any normal transactions, and especially when you're on this this site for games and gambling?

How is this service any different than other escrow services on here, that also includes lending escrow?

I'll consider buying this if you can mail me the physical card. Costs 49cents to mail it.

Why don't you go ahead and delete all the content here before a mod does it.

I called him out on that right when I saw it, before the thread was deleted. I thought he already had it minted and done so told him to contact Nightowlace to pay royalty fees. I didn't look closely to realize it was just a photoshop. His other thread still exist though:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=785893.0

What else is new?

Well at least all your threads serve as entertaining purposes. I don't even think Mother Teresa will donate to you.

I've stopped checking up on this thread because it always gets spammed to death. But now it's that time of the month again for payday, I check in here and it's a bit of a bummer to find out the longest running campaign coming to an end. Filling out the claim form right now.

At least one of the positive things I got from this sig campaign was to easily filter out spammers. A couple dozen of these guys earned a permanent place on my ignore list.


edit: just realized I hit my max 400 posts a few days ago.

I don't get the logic here. If you're going to pay with btc, then you might as well sell it on btc-e for you USD code. And if someone were to trade their btc-e USD code for btc, then they might as well just buy on the exchange for zero risk of something can go wrong dealing with another person.

Or am I missing something?

OP, it's almost as if you're a shill account for lakebtc. I'm staying away from them for now. Too new without large reputation yet for me to trade on there. I just don't want to be caught up in another mtgox incident, because majority of the smaller exchanges ends up going bust.

This is such a downer to hear. The worst part is not how low the buyer is, but how paypal/ebay knows that the buyer is out to screw you, but they'll still force you to give a refund. Nothing you say will matter. This is a problem with the payment processor, so best thing to do is completely avoid them whenever possible.

I was caught in the same situation, although not with mining equipment. Some brand new ebay account purchases some expensive items from me, said it wasn't as described, filed a chargeback with his CREDIT CARD. Naturally, paypal has to fight his bank, so they preemptively withdraw the money from my account. I provided all proof, and I even documented the condition and packaging. It does absolutely nothing.

For paypal, some disputes don't really matter (as with both our cases), and with ebay, you can never control who buys or bids on your items. There are no filters.