'Long as you bought it with Bitcoin like all your friends, the other pedophiles, I'd say yeah, relevant.  Google agrees
BTW, work on ur spellinks, doctor

Fist bump?

You get a pass for being a foreigner from Greece, the land that gifted us with gyros, financial fraud and homosexuality, but "insultive" the sort of a thing that stupid people make up to sound smartiferous.  Even its existentionality is desputizable.

I hope you're not implying...  No!!  A thousand times NO!

I realize how unpleasant it is to have your dirty little secrets trotted out for the world to see, but facts are facts.

YOU CAN NOT SILENCE THE TRUTH!

That's why Bitcoiners are so angry--because LEOCoin is not used in disgusting crimes like their Bitcoin is.

By "legit," i mean "without intent to deceive."  Sometimes deception is warranted, but that's not the point here--the point is deception is the goal.  


As far as this forum is concerned, an account is your identity, just like a passport identifies you IRL.  I used the passport as an analogy, never suggesting that a forum account is a passport.  Analogies are just ...analogous.  Don't you agree that a passport is more analogous to a forum account than a 60" plasma TV?  If yes, that's all I set out to say (see my first post), and we agree with each other

As far as buying accounts for sig campaigns?  I was going under a naive assumption that people posted because they had something to say, and not to earn some change.  If those paying for sig campaigns knowingly support this sort of thing, some of the credit for bitcointalk's shittening, undoubtedly, goes to them.


If sold accounts wore avatars clearly stating "I bought this account to spam the forum with ads in my sig," I wouldn't mind half as much.  I'm also sure those accounts would not net their sellers quite as much coin.  

I also wouldn't mind it if buying/selling of accounts was not sanctioned by this forum.  Just like I''d be sad if rape became sanctioned in US, "because only a small percentage of rapists are brought to to justice anyhow, so we'll just let them rape right in the middle of the town square--otherwise they'd just do their raping in dark alleys."

I doubt that there are too many people who actually hate Bitcoin as a concept.  That would, indeed, be crazy--like hating the number 27, or Special Relativity.  I also doubt too many manage to hate Bitcoiners, i.e. "batshit crazy Bitcoin cultists."  That's like hating people with bad personal hygiene--I might not enjoy being in close proximity to them, like in an elevator or a checkout line, but hate?  Nah.

Now, finding Bitcoiners to be an excellent source of guileless, childlike laughter?  Count me in

Not everyone involved with Bitcoin is a Bitcoiner, just like not everyone who uses drugs is a junkie.  Because "batshit crazy Bitcoin cultist" is too long.

I do have a senior account, though, oddly enough, it was mine all along.  
As far as "rat someone else out," no.  'Sides, wouldn't be very ratty if op approves of bought/sold accounts

@OP: Just idle curiosity, wondering just how low this place has sunk.

OK, asked OP in the sig campaign how he feels about purchased accounts.  Waiting for reply.

Re. PMs:  Oddly enough, there's throwaway email, IRC, TORChat, and, you know, normal email.
Surprised that a community priding itself in tech prowess didn't think of these

BTW, do you buy/sell forum accounts?

OP, how do you feel about senior accounts that could be verified as bought & sold (no longer belonging to original owner)?
Do you approve?

So, let me get this straight, a brand new bitcointalk user has has 4,000 PMs?  ohyou.gif


Where?  Link?

Bulls wanna drag shit out as long as possible.
Not understanding that the sooner they accept their tragic mistake, the sooner they could start repairing the damage/get on with their [shattered and now really poor, on top of everything] lives.

There is no waiting time for anything but a brand new account, and that time is, as I remember, 3 minutes.  
Sig campaigns?  As I understand it, the account in question was bought for .75 BTC.  Just how much do these sig campaigns pay?

But sure, passports also have uses beyond identifying the holder--I bought a passport to prop up a table with a short leg.
I bought a Sig Sauer to use as a hammer, trying to fix that rickety table, but I guess I'm not much of a carpenter, so passport fix it is
How's that?

.@Quickseller  "Certain features"?  Such as?

>You are an idiot.
Lrn 2 polite, fagit.

Passports are bought and sold, because valuable.  By buying a passport, one could misrepresent oneself as the passport's previous owner.
Accounts  are bought and sold, because valuable.  By buying an account, one could misrepresent oneself as the account's  previous owner.

A passport has little value outside of identifying the person who holds it & establishing a link with said person's past history.
An account has little value outside of identifying the person who holds it & establishing a link with said person's past history.

Only a person wishing to deceive--to obfuscate his real identity--would purchase a passport.
Only a person wishing to deceive--to obfuscate his real identity--would purchase an account.

There is no legit reason for buying a   passport.
There is no legit reason for buying an account.

Where's the problem?

The analogy would work a bit better if we substitute "passport" (or "ID") for "Plasma TV."

What is it that makes you Bitcoiners so dour & angry?
Were you all this unpleasant before buying into this BTCeanie BTCabies fad investing in Bitcoin?