@ I have more than one feedback on my thread lol. They are all one that involved trust too, either they sent me the BTC first or I gave them a gift code and they sent me the BTC right after, trusting that I wouldn't use it. I've done $1200+ in trades with Matthew and $2000+ with BTC4Amazon, and a few others through Skype that don't have accounts here. It may not have been but you wouldn't know because I doubt you took the time to go through all my posts and trade history to find my feedback thread before I posted it.
Em, I can't waste my time like that, no collateral=no loan. Judging by your other posts it seems you keep running into the same problem. What sort of collateral are you looking for? |
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It may not have been but you wouldn't know because I doubt you took the time to go through all my posts and trade history to find my feedback thread before I posted it.
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Someone with a gambling problem and that's manic depressive should not be asking for loans, that's just asking to be scammed. Go do some work in the community or do small trades, or better yet go actually get a job, find one on craigslist or post fliers on those boards outside of stores and businesses and instead of begging people for money you will actually have it within a few days.
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My reputation on the forum. I'll post my feedback once I get to it.
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Looking for a 1 BTC loan for up to 1 week. I'm in the process of verifying my Mt. Gox account that has $900 in it, which will take about 3-4 days for me to get the documents and to send it in, including their verification time. I've had all good trades in the past, and I've done one other loan of $60 that was paid back on time. PM me for details or post here. Thanks.
I'll do either $6.80(+1BTC) returned guaranteed, or 0.05 BTC(+1BTC) and if it goes up you'll get the same amount, and if it goes down you'll get the same amount.
Loan Status: Pending
Amount: 1 BTC ($160)
Return Investment: 1.1 BTC ($346)
Final Due Date: 9/18/13
Lender: pankkake
Feedback: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=209742.0 Repaid Loan: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=210761.msg2272109#msg2272109
24 Hours Left, the item I need is time sensitive and my post office is closed on the weekend |
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If you haven't learned by now, you should just send your bitcoins Kyle so then you will know.
- Pirateat40
- Coinabul
- BFL Labs
- Every person with a gambling problem
And those are just the people who've stolen up to $1,000,000's from "loans or "promised goods". I don't even want to start on anything from the $10,000s down. If you're going to loan BTC, or anything for that matter, expect not to get it back unless you know where the guy lives, have proof of the transaction, and have him ID'd, and even then the police will probably not pursue some bullshit claim they think is magical coins. There's more and more scammers coming here lately, and if people are still handing out loans like they use to, expect more people to be scammed. KLYEMINED maybe you should try to build trust in the community and not be shady for awhile and then ask for a loan, start by doing small trades and work your way up. The more trust you have the easier it is to get a loan. I would rather loan $100 to a guy who helps out the community and contributes something to it than a lazy bum that just walks up and asks for $100.
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What's your highest bet ever placed on Roulette?
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Selling 40 BTC @ $96 a piece as I'm cashing out the majority of my BTC. Minimum purchase of 5 BTC. John K. will be used as Escrow for any trade, no exceptions. I'll take any payment method that's instant and cash in hand (Western Union, MoneyGram, Bank Wire, etc). PM me for more details.
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You have to take pictures of everything and upload it to the Paypal Dispute center. You have to get an email from the registered PP/eBay account, and call the number attached to the accounts to verify it's them. It will weed out any scammers.
Even with pictures i don't think you could win as a seller with Paypal on dispute of Bitcoins. I would stay far away from selling them on ebay. It's different for every case because different representatives handle each case, but an email and phone call ensures that the buyer won't play the hacked account card. |
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This site if filled with shitty ass players that don't even know how to play. Advice to anyone that's going to go there, don't call ANYTHING when somebody bets high because there's a 95% chance they'll have the nuts, or else they will just fold. If you want to play against idiots I recommend you go here, it's almost like playing against someone who isn't even there, you can just take all there chips. Just made $3,000 and withdrew it all, thanks.
From what I've played the standard is better than expected. Yeah, there's some shit players, but I thought it would be worse. Go on any of the big poker sites and for similar stakes you'll find a lot worse players. Had this moron on ignore for a while. What's hilarious is this loser started out as a rigged screamer. Now he's a huge winner, who is somehow angry that he's winning all this money. Uh-huh.  Haha why would I tell somebody they suck, so they could leave and I could take their chips? The only good players on seals I've played are degnr8gambler, FootofGod, Shifty Sean, and maybe one or two other people. It's funny how you've spent all these months and you still come back to start fights with people because you have nothing else to do with your life. Take your fat ass back to the trailor park |
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I don't see anything suspicious, what are you trying to say? He escrowed a $125 trade where a guy with 5 negative reps gives him an Amazon code, and it doesn't work? Yeah that seems really sketchy man.
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You have to take pictures of everything and upload it to the Paypal Dispute center. You have to get an email from the registered PP/eBay account, and call the number attached to the accounts to verify it's them. It will weed out any scammers.
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This site if filled with shitty ass players that don't even know how to play. Advice to anyone that's going to go there, don't call ANYTHING when somebody bets high because there's a 95% chance they'll have the nuts, or else they will just fold. If you want to play against idiots I recommend you go here, it's almost like playing against someone who isn't even there, you can just take all there chips. Just made $3,000 and withdrew it all, thanks.
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Selling MSP and PSN codes for 90% value, taking BTC and Western Union. These are all I have and I won't be re-stocking. PM me for more details or to buy a code, thanks.
In stock:
MSP
x8 1600 point codes
x4 4000 point codes
x2 2000 point codes
x3 1200 point codes
PSN
x6 $20 game cards
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I've only used John K. , I don't know about any others that are free
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Wouldn't use Escrow or send the coins first. Still buying.
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I'm sure he welcomes competition.
The problem is trust. Very, very small amount of people in bitcoin are trusted as much as he is.
Of course. I appreciate how he explains how he generates the keypairs for all of his coins, and describes how he could not possibly see them. Even if he could, I trust Casascius. And yes, true about status. I have to say though, I really am surprised that no one else has attempted to make a "physical bitcoin". Surely there are plenty of people on here who are technically capable of generating keypairs in such a method that they would never see them. And there are plenty of enterprising people on here who would be happy to fund a project to get something like 1oz silver rounds made to turn into a physical bitcoin. I think it would truly have to be a collaborative effort. About Casascius making money-he should. The bitcoin world does not need some philanthropist. I guess what I'm surprised about is how great the desire is for his coins. 2 Bitcoins for a .5 Bitcoin Coin made out of about $10 worth of silver. I tip my hat to the man. The only thing people buy them for is because they think they'll be worth more in the future and that's been proven wrong quite a few times, lol. What's BTC at now $95. |
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Tell them you worked long hours as an indentured servant for 3 years.
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Didn't it start off as he didn't want to make any money and was just doing it for the community?
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