There is nothing to learn. Just roll the dice and see if the number is in your favor. Now there are different kind of betting strategies but they are not really that effective. If it were magic, everyone would just become rich. I suggest you sign up on any dice gambling site and play with the free money. There's enough built in tutorial that will get you going in no time.

I second this opinion. Being from Docnaster I can say that being from this town that some of us have shitty English skills compared to our Indian and Asian neighbors. Of course, you cannot expect this from 100% of non native speakers, nothing can be generalized. For instance, I have a great set of teeth. 

I suggest you look into those service provider threads and contact the listed people from there. Better than waiting to be contacted by unskilled people.

In the retrospect, this could be a clear case of social engineering / cookie based hack. Not saying that you are a hacker but you could be.
Perhaps you acquired the password somehow - could be a mistake that someone (a friend) logged into your computer / mobile and accidentally saved the password there. And now you are trying to back stab them.

Going by that, I will not be suggesting you any additional methods. I would also request other members here to follow suit.

Localbitcoins have changed their policies a number of times in all their years of existence. The fact that they have tried to enforce these compliance regulations is why they have been able to survive in so many countries without much of a hiccup. Despite what the centralized exchanges would have you believe, these p2p exchanges are the backbone of the crypto space.

Although, I will be moving away from them because of the heavy documentation..

You are a bit late to the party. This is old news by now and someone even suggested that most of the exchanges that are shutting down this year have a secret Korean origin. Wild conspiracy theories and all you see.

I think the open nature of Bitcoin, as in its open source code base, actually called for something like this where numerous shit coins were inevitable, and behind them, numerous exchanges. Eventually it should adjust down to a small-ish number of platforms what people can pay for. Once this space becomes regulated. Starting an exchange would become a lot more difficult. In turn giving the existing or surviving exchanges some monetary relief as they would have more and more customers.

I wonder if @Pugman should consider updating this thread. Otherwise just lock and archive it. Because there are a lot of managers that are active now, and is not present in this thread. So it gives an incomplete and outdated picture of the scene.

+1
With that said.

I do not support the idea of having to share ID just to flip some shit online. That ID could be mishandled and misused and exposes the seller to a host of security issues.
I would suggest @amazon_UK to take this trade outside of Bitcointalk and deal there. Maybe Blackhatworld or Beermoney forums. Or perhaps cryptotalk lol anywhere but here.

Good to know but why are you posting it here? Is this an android / cell phone usage training platform? No right?
Anyone that gets into cryptos, is expected to know about the basics of securing their devices and data. Otherwise they're hopeless.

There is no need to get angsty. The reason Parodium (not paranoid) is asking all this questions is perhaps because there have been thousands of similar "traders" that have come here in this forum in the past. Sold to gullible people who ended up facing criminal charges for using gift cards that were procured through carded methods. In case you did not, there used to be another marketplace called the silk road where shit like this was common.

SO if you want people to take you seriously, provide the legitimacy proof that people can take a look at - seriously. Without having to hand their balls to you blindfolded.

Yeah you are not very smart in the top floor. Asking like this is the very reason you got those negative reviews. Even if you were smart, you would have been caught and reported. That has nothing to do with humanity and has everything to do with keeping people like you away from this place.

You will find not much help here. Nothing can stop you from being scammed like this. That also goes the other way around. You just never know. Better if you seeked this investment by directly speaking to your office coworkers and finding connections that can help.

Good luck

I like Versace watches alright. I just don't like this one's condition. The rust. The band. That awful design. Just looks a bit iffy to me. Half of the won auctions on ebay go unpaid. Telling from selling experience.
HINT: I might have bid on it if it was an auction that started at a low price with no reserve. HIT ME UP when you decide to do that.

hmm interesting. But do you know what is the source of the fund? Was it a promotional credit? (I doubt it).. Could you also let me know what your expecting price is?

Do you have any thoughts on collaborating with someone that may be able to promote for you in return for a stake in the business? Or have you completely made up your mind about selling?

So no interest in almost a year, and now you are increasing the price?

Are you actually trying to sell this watch?

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Glad to see Wolf.bet is back with another signature campaign. I'll be glad to help spread the word about the project if chosen again.

Best of luck <3

What happens if google takes it down? Or if you decide to stop supporting it? Why not make this an open source dapp and deploy it either on ETH or Tron?

You can start anything without a license. No one will stop you. Once you start making money, start applying for licences that are deemed necessary for the niche that you belong in. This is a great way to save money by not applying for licenses at the start without any trace of profitability. As getting licenses can be pretty expensive and you might even have to grease someone's hands only to find out that your idea is not generating any money.

If you cannot openly say why you need someone's credit card or even a new virtual card then probably you need it for some scammy task. In that case I don't think anyone should lend you their credit card info or even sell you a virtual card. Because then they could be enabling a criminal activity.

Why not pick up some coding skills from one of those tutorial websites? And why just coding? Pick something you like and learn, I am sure you will definitely find a job after that.