Lists of scammers are always welcome. But no one should be making scammer accusations without proper evidence. Suspicions are not enough. A proposition below price isn't ground to trash publicly the reputation of someone.

3.01 btcs

2.51 btcs

You can use bitmit.net: just post anything you want to sell for bitcoins or ask the seller to do the same. The bitcoins are sent to their escrow system. Once the buyer click item received, you receive the bitcoins. If the buyer doesn't confirm that the goods were received, you write bitmit with evidence that you sent (like the transfer id) and they pay you fast.

If I bought them all, what would be your price?

One way to solve the mess would be to keep this running and give 5 minutes after each bid. If no one bids in 5 minutes, auction is ended.

Never send all in one tranche, except if the seller has solid reputation. Send part, wait for payment, send the other or other parts.

4.46 btcs

4.26 btcs

4.21 btcs.

4.13 btcs

I sent you a PM.

4.05 btcs.

Are you shore you didn't forget a 0 in your price?

The tag system isn't working. It's a pity that the forum hasn't someone dedicated only to arbitrate conflicts and tag scammers.

As the op now knows, that guy was already identified as a scammer: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194172.0
But, of course, sympathy granted.

PM sent.

Well, with coins popping up like mushrooms, at least this one really won't be indeed premined, it's being proper announced.

Good catch, that's the way to do it.

I won't make any unnecessary negative comment, but the Op should change this thread. Cryptonit has some problems, but the owner is a honest person. All my problems were always solved. Since in this case the situation was also solved, this thread has no place on the scammer board.