Found a few more.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4774123.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4409135.0

9 please


Thank you so much

It will probably take me an hour to find it but I am going to start looking now

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5068066.0

Same thing but worded differently. Can refuse any bid for any reason.

Also the last one that was worded like the OP was a high value item I think maybe a 5 btc cas or those sussie AG

Plenty of way more trusted users do this. Why is it a problem when a new user does it

We slash prices on almost all our products when BTC spikes For example, in 2017 when BTC started spiking through the roof, we slashed all our prices by a whopping 75%! (See the post HERE.)

I hear what you're saying, and I understand your grief about it. I often feel the same way. Many sellers are happy to keep the same BTC price even while BTC is sky-rocketing. That's not me, and that's not how our company does business.

FWIW, we honored the .1 BTC price on all our gold pre-orders, even for those customers (more than 50% of our total customers) who waited until BTC lost 1/3 of its value before paying. We lost thousands of dollars worth of pre-order funds due to many customers waiting 2+ weeks to pay. We cannot continue doing that in the future. I'm sure you are aware that ALL BTC prices are based on USD, no matter the product or company. Mints do not accept BTC as payment, so our company must calculate the cost of minting each coin, then convert that into BTC. That's why all collectibles on BitcoinTalk are based on USD. That have to be. And when BTC crashes, we have two choices — take a loss or raise the BTC price to compensate. And when BTC spikes, we have two similar choices — keep the BTC price (which feels a little greedy to me) or lower the BTC price to compensate and help the customer (which is what we do.

I'm with you on the idea that it would be great if all bitcoin collectibles were 100% based on BTC. Unfortunately, mints (and most other production houses, such as manhole cover foundries, for example) only accept USD. Until that changes, we will never have a true BTC collectibles market.

I hope that answered your questions.

Thanks, KY.

Regards,
Chris


Quote from bitcoin penny that is too good not to share. I believe it's reasons like those that they are the number 1 crypto collectable that isn't loadable in 99% of the time.

2944 euro

People usually sell the gift cards under face value

What you said was an example of someone who doesn't have the bankroll to do the trade

Or someone who has the bankroll does the trade.

Op sends btc to say CITM
CiTM buys Google's and gets them shipped to OP

Who says satoshi even has any bitcoins. I like to think he doesn't have any

So you are looking for someone who could check Twitter every 15 minutes or so for say 12 hours a day and take a few minutes out of their day each time to post something witty

72 - killyou72

I can dream

Looks like your list is wrong because I have 83 smerit

89 killyou72

2 killyou72

It's probably this place

http://www.preconstructioncondosofmiami.com/properties/one-paraiso/

Bump

Is there a hidden reserve?

Can I buy a ticket or 2 and pay via Google wallet? If so I will take some

My rate is 0.015 btc per week and I will put anything in my signature and avatar space that doesn't break any rules.

I will post at least 40 posts per week that are at least 4 complete setences.