You sir, are looking for nothing more than to exploit your "position" on this forum. I have already received a loan on this forum, which I was praised for since I am a newbie, and the conditions on that loan were taken care of professionally, and the "loaner" was pleased. I don't care how well known you are in this community, I for one don't have time to deal with someone spamming on my post.

Yes he contacted me, and I simply told him that we can't stop anyone from selling their own accounts/passwords.  It's a free market.
PB Mining will not have anything to do with the sale itself.  If the original owner wants to change his payout address, sell his password, then there is nothing we can really do to stop it.  I'm simply stating that we can't enforce you not to sell your account, so go ahead.    Just remember you may be required to sign a message with the private key to prove original ownership.  This is done for the customers protection in case their account is hacked.

Maybe he overlooked your PM. Stunna probably has the most reliable signature offer.

It's not really a deal I made with him, and whether or not it's a scam is impossible for me to know.  I simply told him that we can't stop anyone from selling their own accounts/passwords.  It's a free market.  Keep in mind, however that escrow is recommended with something like this and PB Mining will never have anything to do with the sale or mediation of any disputes.  For example, if you were to ask us "Someone wants to buy my account, now what do I do?" then that is where we step away and leave that to the buyer and seller to figure out.  These deals are done at their own risk.  

From our perspective, the seller would simply ask to change the payout address, which is something we do every day.  Now if someone wants to change their payout address and they have a significant amount of hash power, then they must have control over their private key so that they can sign/verify messages.  We will require the signed message and only then will be make any changes to the account.  If you are using a wallet service that does not give you this full control, then selling your account would not be possible if the buyer wants to use their own payout address.  

It's only you. 

What do you mean "someone send it the wallet that you don't know"? who is someone? You mean someone else has control of your wallet? And if It's sent you wont get it back anyway.

Why would zynga or Riot allow transactions under $2.  They don't with credit cards, they wont either with Bitcoin.  They will have a minimum charge, and transfer that value into the users account just like with a credit card.  On a low value transaction they would make MORE money with Bitcoin even with the charges because credit card charges are still higher. 

I don't see any change in header.

+1

''welcome'' to the club

i dont know is it possible to sue them, because they wrote this in contract:

Launch Schedule

This is a Pre-Order product which is not yet live.  If you're uncomfortable waiting until the development is complete and the miners are active, do NOT pre-order this product. Perhaps undesirable, but this is a pre-order market.  Customers flatly demand to get in line for the new technology before it's finished development.  This has created a lot of drama for the manufacturers but it's something we simply have to deal with.  All manufacturers in this space have experienced some degree of delay with their first generation ASIC.  Every last one of them. So we're reluctant to give a specific delivery date.  However, this is our second generation, so we have much greater clarity on the process and we expect to launch xxxxl, 20yy.  Hosting contract equipment comes from our bulk production of Monarch cards so contracts purchased now will begin to be served in the (they add/change every month new served month)) June 2014 time frame.

Pre-Order Terms: This is a bitcoin mining hardware pre-order. 28nm ASIC based mining contracts are activated according to placement in the order queue, and initialization may take 3 months or more after order. All sales are final.

i dont know but maybe ''All sales are final'' cant be in this type of contract

Even through the rig drop-out, and what seems to be issues between Byt411 and LeaseRig, The rig stayed mining on my selected pool, even though it was reset to being able to be hired.  I re-hired, and the missing time was added instantly!

Thank you!

A bit inaccurate .

First random block reward coin was Junkcoin.
First PoW/PoS hybrid was Novacoin


Edit:

First PoW/PoS hybrid was Peercoin for SHA and Novacoin for script.

I have noticed that on this pool there is a long delay, several hours usually, before mined coins are exchanged for bitcoins.
My question is: doesn't this undermine the very concept of multi-coin mining, i.e. mining the coins that are most profitable in that moment? If you wait several hours before trading at the exchange don't you risk to lose profitability (or to take a loss)?

He's probably talking about Bet777 double their pay for money per post.

So a while a go I was looking through the Tor hidden wiki. Some things like stolen CC's I think is very hard for law enforcement to stop.
But I remember reading about a guy selling citizenship to the US. Apparently this guy had a contact in the US government that allowed him a limited amount of green cards per year.

If this guy is legit wouldn't this be very easy for law enforcement to stop? Since FBI, CIA etc are part of the government all they have to do is order a green card from this guy.
When they receive it they check with their pals in Washington exactly how it was possible for them get citizenship. Then they will find out who the "government contact" is.

It's basically the same with stuff sent by mail. All they have to do is order some illegal stuff and then trace where the package was sent from.
That's possible right? The postal service have the ability to track mail right?

peercoin kinda did that first