I guess OP posted it as a joke, you can check his next reply which is a pic of chocolates.
This thread should be in off topic since it's not a service or ponzi.

 Dr-Exchanger is a reliable guy and fellow EMF member.
Just search his name google and you'll find good reviews and feedbacks.

I used to eat dollars.. those were good days..

So it was permanent ban?. Whats its showing now? You should be able to withdraw funds.

Aww that's sad dear

Topic is self moderated, don't do any deal.

Edit: Account is hacked by someone, I just confirmed it from real owner.

Sorry I have posted it here.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=513749.msg5729297#msg5729297

Yeah  +1

I think it will be great to have a malware and security forum where members (whitehats) can post guides etc for users and help those users who got infected/robbed/hacked or post warning about malware/infected files etc.

It's easy to avoid malware/hackers, but most peoples either don't know these things or fail to secure their pc/site etc secure due to poor security practices.

Ps: I know There are many guides article are available on net but either they are not in one place or not related to bitcoins.

If not a subforum, atleast just add a link somewhere of this forum
http://www.malwareremoval.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=11  (They are helping users since 2004)
Let me know your opinion.

It's easy to find Url's or ip address.  Just upload them on https://malwr.com  or https://anubis.iseclab.org/ but make sure to do it in a safe environment
(If you executed that file by mistake, your pc will get infected)

This jar file which is getting used in mails is a RAT (Adwind java RAT aka UNRECOM, which works on all OS including Mac and Linux) and same guy is spreading it via different mails.

You can see detail info here
https://malwr.com/analysis/ZmFiMWRlZWZjYzNjNGYxZGEwY2RkMjcyNGNkNzU2MDQ/

khaleeel.no-ip.info    82.205.71.29

He is using no-ip's dns hosting service, I tried to contact no-ip but they didn't gave me any response yet.
http://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-do-i-report-abuse/

I think your tx size is too big (due to several small inputs and outputs) and needs more fees.

or do you have newly mined coins?

Ps:
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/548

Not infected but not good coin either, nothing is new.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389060.0

Try to change server, also check this thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248072.msg2631404#msg2631404

It's not hard to setup, First decide which ecommerce software is good for you, there are many available like opencart,prestashop,magento,wordpress ecommerce (woocommerce),3d cart,x-cart etc

If your products are few I will suggest you to use woocommerce, it's pretty simple.

You can try http://www.stellarinfo.com/ too  (It's a paid software)

search for .wallet file.

One guy tried it and found wallet file but had some problems (thread is not updated)

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159321.0

That's a nice site man. Bookmarked.

Read this  http://dottech.org/94596/windows-how-to-access-files-documents-data-when-windows-crash/

edit:  
https://multibit.org/en/help/v0.5/help_support_missingWallets.html

Use your computer's search tool to find ".wallet" and include hidden directories - you should see the automatically generated backups.

https://multibit.org/en/help/v0.5/help_troubleshooting.html

Where MultiBit stores your data

MultiBit stores user specific data such as logs and the default multibit.wallet in a "user data directory". This directory can be worked out as follows:

1.Check the the very top of the "Messages" tab for a message like "The user data directory is '/Users/jim/Library/Application Support/MultiBit'"
2.Navigate to the MultiBit installation directory and check for a file called "multibit.properties". If there is, use this directory as the user data directory. This is for backwards compatibility and for running everything from a USB drive.
3.If none of these reveal the answer, use the technical approach given below.

Technical approach

This section is for technical users proficient with accessing environment variables. These are enclosed in "[]" such that [APPDATA] references the APPDATA environment variable.
Windows

Try one of the following locations, remembering that you may need to enable hidden directories

    [APPDATA]/MultiBit. Windows (7,8): C:\Documents and Settings\jim\AppData\Roaming\MultiBit
    [APPDATA]/MultiBit. Windows (XP and below): C:\Documents and Settings\jim\Application Data\MultiBit


Ps: Try to unhide folders first, Maybe that wallet file is still there

Open Folder option -> Click on "View"  -> Select "Show hidden files,folders and drives"

Wrong, It shows old value, just keep your mouse on dollar amount for 2 seconds. It will show a tooltip.

Multibit is java depended and somehow they got all multibit user's email address and obvously these are fake emails with Java drive by attachment.  If you are using Java, make sure to disable java addon in your browser and do not open any .jar file.

Ps: Can you please forward these emails to me with jar attachment?  escrow.ms@gmail.com
I would like to know where they are hosting malware and which one.