Denied. 1btc is too large. You're taking a loan on here, so only your rep on here will matter. I'm not going to go through the hassle to verify your ebay and reddit accounts.

When you do get the job, come back with proof and I'll reconsider.




Well then I guess you'll just have to die.

Holy shit, do you not value any of your time? This is a rate of ~$0.66 per hour. Go mow someone's lawn, you'll earn more in 30 minutes.

For some odd reason, my stomach capacity is much more for beer. I'll get full after 2-3 glasses of water, but I can take about 7 beers. 

But you're selling on THIS forum, not LBC. The going rate on this forum is much less. If you're attracted to the LBC rates, then sell on LBC. Don't take offense to this, but based on your brand new account on here and LBC, it'll be pretty hard to get anyone legit to bite. Moneypaks has one of the most highest failure of all the payment methods. I only see a lot of newbs and scammers using this method to buy your btc, rate won't matter. I don't advise offering moneypaks as your first payment method to accept. If you get burned early on, you'll have even less liquidity.



So here's a counter. If I was trying to buy btc and I only had moneypaks, would I buy from someone with high trust that sold for $530/btc, or from someone with no trust selling at $620/btc?

It's still all your choice, but hopefully that's at least a little constructive.

On a more serious note, this is correct. American cars generally aren't as hardy as others. Toyota and Nissan generally has better longevity, and maintenance doesn't cost as much.

My car has 14k miles on it, still runs fine too.

So right now, if anyone wants to buy btc from you, they can only pay with moneypaks at 30% above market rate? Price you buy at is decent, but that selling price and method...

Well good luck, you have some heavy competition.

Why the hell would anyone want to do this? Anyone with btc-e USD can use it to buy 0.5btc for cheaper than your offer, and have zero risk dealing with a newb.

I must be missing something here.

Any reason why someone would deal with you when there are more reputable members sell for a much lower margin? I'll bet you can't come up with a single reason 

Your credit card, or stolen credit card?

Another way you can buy btc with credit card is to link it to your paypal account, then buy off virwox. Fees will be less than the discount amount people expect from amazon GC on here.

2 sold? Then why has none of the original 7btc moved? You haven't replied to my PM btw.

edit: nevermind, I realized that was a screenshot and not a 3rd party wallet. Please post Tx ID of the 2btc sold.

No, batteries only provide DC power, there's no such thing as a AC battery. AA/AAA size batteries are 1.5v DC. You power adapter takes AC from your outlet and converts it to DC for your device to use... that's why it's called an adapter.

You kill-a-watt is useless in this case, because it only measures your socket and the power adapter, not what your device uses. If you want to figure out the device, you'll have to properly hook up multimeter to the correct places.

After using the multimeter to figure out the voltage and current (amps) that your device needs, you'll have to figure out how to connect the proper battery to it. This is possible to do, but based on your background on this sort of thing, it's probably not worth the effort to do. You can't just go out and buy a 2v battery, I don't think any exist. Closest is the standard household 1.5v alkaline battery, or stack two 1.1v lithium polymer for 2.2v (although I don't suggest you messing with these, could explode if you don't know what you're doing).

Devices typically have a range of voltage they work with. A little under might be ok, but if it's too low, it won't run at all. A tad higher might be ok too, but if voltage is too high you'll fry the components.

I may be able to do this. I haven't looked at any preordering though. Would I be able to order now and get it on 9/19 to be able to ship to you?

If you post the transaction ID where he paid you the btc, then I'll admit I'm full of it. But I'll have my bets that you can't do this.

Careful, this is the same newb selling amazon credit, then making a shill account to vouch for himself.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=782878.msg8823933#msg8823933

Zero knowledge of electrical stuff  . But that's ok, we can't be experts at everything. I'm no electrical engineer, but here's now I reasoned it:

100-240v is your outlet (AC). Your adapter converts the AC to DC, and puts out 2 volts at 2 amps. Batteries also provide DC, so if you want the equivalent, you'll have to figure out which battery you're using. AA and AAA cylindrical battery are 1.5v, and the square ones are 9v. How fast they drain depends on their mili-amp hour (mAh), which is their capacity. It looks like the 9v is out of the question since it'll fry your device, so most likely use the standard AA or AAA.

You have to figure out how much juice the device drains. Just because the AC adapter can output 2amps doesn't mean it uses the max all the time.

Nice! You two can't post on those accounts again. Make a new account to post.

You order first to have it shipped to my address, and once delivered I'll send you btc. If you can do this, then we can talk further. Item is for $500+

I checked out Braintree's website, and I'm a bit confused how everything works. I think it's mainly for developers? What I understand looking around, is that all the services they offer are plugins to existing companies or payment processors?

They get insta-deny because most people that claim to be female are not. They go out of their way to make it known that they're "female", but can you tell me how this makes a difference in getting a loan or selling an item? There's no reason why anyone should bring up their gender when it's not relevant to transactions or forum discussion.