Looking to get some BTC so I'm now selling my resources that I use to get wholesale goods. These aren't your traditional wholesalers like AliExpress or sites that you can find by using Google but rather companies and sole traders that sell wholesale goods. I've personally used them and have made profit on eBay. It's not made me rich but has however brought in some income on the side. For sale:
1 link to a dropshipping site where you pay £5 per month and have access to things like iPhone cases, cables, tablets, mobile phones. It's run by one individual so his stock varies from time to time however he always sells his stock way below on RRP and even links to average selling prices on sites like eBay and Amazon. The sellers on Amazon & eBay always overcharge by huge percentages (usually 50-100% markup) so you can always undercut them and take your slice. The good thing about this site is that you don't need to be registered as a business - however eBay can and will ask you to register as a business in order to sell goods on there, especially once you reach a certain amount in sales. Good way to start up and with little upfront cost.
1 contact information for bulk purchases of the above site. Get in direct contact with the person who runs the above dropshipping site and you can avoid the £5 / month fee but you will have to buy in bulk - but this is how I started out and I was averaging about £100 in stock purchase and making about £50-60 profit after shipping costs each time. If I'm honest it took about 2-3 weeks to clear stock sometimes so I always had a rolling order going and still broke even.
2 links to official registered businesses who supply brand new game consoles, games, accessories. I've seen some of the top eBay UK sellers buying from them so there is a lot of profit to be made, however you will need to be registered as a business yourself as they will only accept business traders. You should also have previous trade references to supply as they will check these but once you get accepted there is no doubt you will make sales. Probably for more experienced users who have a lot of start up capital and know what they're doing.
As I'm only selling the links and not actual goods, for extra BTC I will help you get started and basically take you through starting and running your own business on eBay. I won't help people who think you can chuck money at something and expect it to throw money back at you. This will require patience, some capital and dedication to your work.
I know I'm not selling a lot (they're just links and contact information) so I'm open to reasonable offers but please keep in mind what this could be worth. As I said I will be happy to guide you through setting it all up as well as providing any kind of support you require.
Don't hesitate to ask questions either via PM or post.
Thanks.
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PLAYSTATION 3 SLIM CADDY BRACKETS x25 units: £3.00 per unit x50 units: £2.70 per unit x100 units: £2.60 per unit x250 units: £2.30 per unit x500 units: £2.00 per unit x1000 units: £1.90 per unit Free delivery in the UK. Intentional shipping varies so contact me for a personalised quote. Escrow welcome. Bitcoin accepted and UK Bank Transfer for trusted members. RRP on eBay.RRP on AmazonPlease PM or post with any questions.
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Pictures added in original post. All cases are free from any kind of markings and the inside is lined with velvet. Still for sale.
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more pics please. Im about to get a 5c, will it fit that? iphone noob I know...
They won't fit the 5C, just the 5/5S model, will post some higher quality pictures when I get home.
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Most definitely. Wait until you have picked up the money, at that point it becomes unrecoverable unless law enforcement get involved and even then it would have to be for other reasons like fraud etc and at that point you could easily clear yourself of any wrong doing by showing them the LBC invoices.
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Hello, Thank you for bringing this to our notice. We have reviewed your complaint and, pursuant to our terms of service, have suspended the domain name 'blockchain.bz' for being involved in 'Phishing'. Regards, PDR Abuse Team Ticket Details Ticket ID: KHH-636-93984 Status: Closed Nice one
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Fake website, do not visit. The funny part is, running a WHOIS search pulls up something very interesting. http://www.whois.com/whois/blockchain.bzCheck the registered email and run a search and see what pops up: http://cardingforum.org/showthread.php?t=13985 http://crdpro.su/archive/index.php/t-13983.html http://zepequenoabh.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/zepequenoabh-t3es-big-scammmers.html http://www.stopforumspam.com/ipcheck/84.33.17.230
You would think if your going to run a phishing site you wouldn't use your email that you use for your illegal activities.
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I sent a transaction, any idea why it's not showing up on the queue? The required BTC isn't updating either.
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Sent a few PMs to potential customers but no reply, so still selling.
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I'll do this for you as long as you can provide collateral.
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+1.
A lot of people assume Bitcoin itself is lacking security when they hear about stolen coins but it's often the negligence of a third party or the individual themselves. More education on the subject would prove that it's pretty much the same analogy as looking after a physical wallet.
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Not as urgently as I needed it last year, but thanks guys. I am however looking for a BTC loan for roughly the same amount. Let me know what kind of security you would be after and interest rates.
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This is EXACTLY why you should use a different random password for each and every pool and any other website. I've long known some don't encrypt the passwords for the exact reason of phishing them.
Very good point. Also using unique passwords in conjunction with something like LastPass/Keepass avoids scenarios where databases get leaked and attackers will use that combination on other sites. http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/46.38.62.225The IP address above belongs to a VPS node in Russia and the ISP has been known to host malicious content, whether or not it may be intentionally allowed by the owner is questionable but doesn't change the fact that the host is used to serve and facilitate in less than kosher activities. Sources: Query on IPQuery on host companyForum postMyWOT report
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