Google oclvanitygen and download that if you want to make your own vanity on Windows Bitphotos. It's not too hard to open cmd from there and open the oclvanitygen directory and then and follow the prompts. That's how I did it for mine. I'm assuming you know how to use cmd?

Guess he'll be throwing away his account and making another one to try again - seeing as this attempt has failed so miserably already.

@OP: We're not as stupid as you think we are. Please go try and scam somewhere else - it's not going to work here.

I see one major issue with this. If your method is so profitable why would you need to sell it and possibly saturate your market for a measly $12. I'm calling this a sham - your "book" is probably nothing more than a few pages of filler.

Please read the bolded part again - basically 0. I'm not saying it can't happen, but this is still a supremely unlikely occurrence to the point I'm far more inclined to believe some alternate explanation.

@KWH: Clearly OP doesn't understand what satire is.

@OP: Facebook and emails don't mean shit. I could make them with the name Jesus if I wanted to. Does that prove I'm Jesus - no it doesn't. For such a massive loan you'd need just as much collateral and probably some verifiable ID - none of this FB crap. Considering you have neither - no loan.

Stop panicking. If someone had found a hole in Bitcoin security they would have exploited it with far larger wallets. Just move whatever funds you have to another wallet an get on with your life. If they don't have control your wallet then by deduction they must have the private key to that address. There may have been a stuff up with Blockchain giving you an already used address but the probability is basically 0.

Two problems I have with this:
1. Why wouldn't someone just buy it themselves and mine if they wanted to lose some money rather than loaning you and achieving the same result?
2. Your statement doesn't add up, if you have a good job and two cars why can you not afford a measly 600 USD.

If your going to attempt a scam at least think if a less stupid cover story.

If you can't raise 6K by yourself, I'm afraid your probably not going to get your "exchange" running. First off, no one is goin to loan you 10 BTC unsecured, so you'd need at least that amout in collateral. If you had that collateral you could just sell it off and hav the funds necessary. Next, your another newbie account asking for a giant loan with no real veritable details as to your plans and your identity. Your going to have to resolve these issues before anyone would even consider loaning you.

It is possible, but so rediculously improbable that I wouldn't consider it to be true. Although, if someone is spending funds in that address and not the rest of your wallet it indicates that they have the private key to that address rather than access to your whole wallet. If you have 2FA on and you haven't lost anything than this could possibly be a case where someone has accidentally generated the same keypair, although I'm not inclined to believe it. My advice, make a new address and move your funds there and just carry on with your life.

MSI Gaming Edition GTX 760. Would you also be able to give me a quote on an MSI Gaming R9 280? And just out of curiosity how does the warranty system work if I get a DOA card?

Confirming I got paid, once again thanks for the running this promotion Stunna. Regarding rates, personally I wouldn't mind if they were fixed at a reasonable rate with a min number of posts (to cut down the spam while still giving you posting impressions).

Do you guys sell Nvidia GPUs as well or only AMD ones? If so would you be able to give me a quote on the GTX 760?

Relax, with the sheer volume of PMs Stunna receives it takes him a while to send off the payments. He's not going to scam you for a measly couple of bit cents when he has a reputation for PD to preserve. I'd only be worried if he stated everyone's been paid out and you haven't received anything.

The theoretical implementation of Blockchain means that they are unable to actually access your private keys and steal your funds. If you are ever worried you can still import into Multibit anyways.

Mt Gox was big because it was one of the earliest players and a lack of competition didn't help that issue at all. Once we see more and more competition for services willing to exchange, accept, pay in BTC we will see less and less major scams as each business (to call it that) would take progressively less market share. As well as that having a slice of the market would one day be a lot more profitable than trying to scam users, plus you wouldn't have to worry about being hunted down.

Yeah, I wouldn't bother having any more hope that he'll give you back squat. He's simply a giant asshole whose whole intention was to scam everyone when he first set out. Has anyone bothered to try and dox him yet?

I'm not too sure whether you saw this. Would you be able to confirm my entry?

Thanks.

It's nice to see someone trying to actually be legitimate (or possibly a well written scam). As you can see so many scams have made many of the members very bitter about using PP, and even relatively more trustable people such as myself find it hard to find anyone willing to trade PP. My suggestion would be to offer a service of buying non-refundable goods for people using your PP and in the process build some more trust and rep here before you go with pure PP trades. I wish you good luck tho.

Collateral that is commonly accepted are generally well known altcoins - usually Litecoins. Anything else would really be dependant on the individual, some may be willing to let you use physical items you have shipped to a reputed escrow.

So is the scheme going to be entirely based upon activity or by a combination of posts and activity similar to last month?

I wish to claim my reservation as agreed upon in the post above.

Starting posts: 768
Address: 1Light1BN9Lu38Jab9iqVmJXt4Rc66WAoB

Thanks.