When was the purchase made?
Do you have a receipt to corroborate that it was legally purchased?

It sounds like you're doing your best to take your loss from dealing with cryptsy and attempting to make it somebody else's problem by essentially, scamming them by proxy. You know Cryptsy is not allowing withdrawals at this time I don't like the manner in which business is being conducted.

Be careful everyone.


Bottom left hand of this page, and I hope the new account-holder gets to withdraw.

My Xbox Live is running out pretty soon, but I am wondering how this was acquired and if you accept escrow?

I am only interested in something that isn't going to get my account banned, because I've had it for years and don't want to get wrapped up in criminal activity.

Seeing as you're a newbie account I'm sure you'll understand my skepticism.

This user has multiple alternate accounts which have scammed users for pennies. Do not be fooled by this user as his Paypal accounts are most likely hacked (this is why they're limited and unusable), and any funds sent to this user will not be re-paid.

LENDER BEWARE! DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS USER!

Generally the rule is "No collateral, No loan" and this is especially true for newer users around the forum. The collateral you have offered up is not valid collateral, because it is not secure or have clear value.

I would suggest closing this thread until you read the proper stickies about lending etiquette.

This offers NO protection to potential clients. It is as simple as you saying that you were not in control of your account at this time and all actions were fraudulently performed.

Do not accept reversible payment methods, especially from newbies.

BUYER BEWARE!

Well today is the day of re-payment and I hope that this user is not a flake.

It would be a sad day to see another petty amount scammed for a petty reason, strictly because someone went out of their way to trust you.

User is an alternate of this account (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=642455), and is making multiple threads on multiple accounts asking for loans for various reasons.

No Collateral No Loan, Lender BEWARE

I am potentially interested in funding your loan completely, please PM me with your best offer regarding Interest. I would accept a Hero account or two as collateral.

This user is an Alt of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=639126
He has already scammed user(s) for pennies, while simultaneously selling money-making exploits.  

Do not deal with this user


Creating multiple accounts to scam for pennies is beyond pathetic.

This user is an Alt of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=628200
He has already scammed user(s) for pennies, while simultaneously selling money-making exploits. 

Do not deal with this user

Cancelling a Chargeback immediately after sending payment does nothing to protect the buyer against you claiming your account was hacked during the time of the transaction and charge-back.

Your account is worth nothing, and your collateral is not valid.

LENDER BEWARE!

I wish I knew what you were talking about. I have looked thoroughly through his trust and I can't figure out why you think he defaulted on a loan..

Can you please point us to a reference where he is defaulted on a loan? From what I can see the only negative reputation he has received is from running a Pozi site, which has already been addressed and handled.

I prefer to avoid Reddit entirely because I can't say that I've personally ever enjoyed myself on that website.

I've attempted to give it a fair shot, but everytime I end up on Reddit I just end up wanting the last 15-minutes of my life back.

I prefer bitcointalk.org

People need to get the memo, We do not negotiate with bitcoin terrorists.

If they are threatening your business, your data or anything else that you hold dear.. Do not pay them, because you might think they will give you what they promised, but in my mind this is just more reason for them to hold onto what they have and push you farther and farther until you can't pay anymore.

Basically there is no sure way to get paypal to settle the dispute in your favor, but there are steps that you can take to give yourself a better chance.
The Paypal dispute team is just a group of human-beings who work off of their own scrutiny and methods. Granted they have some reservations and obligations set-forth by Paypal, but ultimately Paypal trusts their dispute team and doesn't ever question their finalized decision.


You're better off avoiding Paypal all together, but I will say that it's a sad day when scammers go unpunished because "the seller should have known better".

$0.05 per word sounds pretty hefty if you ask me.. A 500-word article would be $25, and the average Joe types 60-WPM which is about $3.00 per minute.
Do you really think you're worth $180.00 an hour for your writing?

The worst mistake I have ever made with bitcoin is not holding onto the hundreds that I had at one time. I ceased my usage of bitcoin for a couple years and really missed out on a good chunk of cash.
I have learned my lesson and I'm building my stash back up slowly, but I'll never forgive myself for missing out on a small fortune.

I can see why this notion has been turned down, because the more I think about it's implementation the less I can see it's proper usage within reason.
We're pretty lucky that people manage these signature campaigns to the degree that they do and bring us all an opportunity to earn something for ourselves, and I don't see it being fair for punishing them for the work they do.

At best we can attempt to provide some sort of incentive to make it so the campaign managers work harder, possibly with green trust so in this sense they have something to work towards rather than scare them away from the job.

Most people do not even look at untrusted feedback as I have said, and they are always taken with a grain of salt. You don't need to worry about petty reputation marks.

Just be a good forum user and everything will work out in the end. I appreciate you bringing this to the boards attention, but you both need to remain civil and handle this like adults.