Hey im after a eviltron they where in think geek i had one but being put under a car wheel was the last i saw of mine, would love a few if possible
i believe this is what you're after? http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/c427/ |
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.. so you want to show validity of the item in question over scype? but you are not showing documentation on here?
.. not putting 16btc into blind faith over something that looks like its made from dirty plaster of Paris and gold paint brushed on it... just saying what it looks like to me.
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AJRGale I think he's manipulated the last post: I'm happy to see you are a reputatable seller. I fully endorse your gold sales!
Thanks very much  yeah, he did, i think i got on his nerve |
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I have the Cointerras, no idea how to separate from the board without damaging them though. In lieu of a rework station, a hot air gun or hot plate will do. The solder should melt long before the chip would be physically damaged. Remove as much thermal paste as possible. Plenty of other components on those boards you can practice on Check out YouTube, search for 'desolder BGA' to get some idea of approaches. I'd heat from the bottom even if using a heat gun, just because it's a pretty big chip carrier and it'll probably be easier to get the solder balls molten if heated from the bottom, rather than through the package. sand in a fry pan set to medium high even? let it sit for a bit till you can poke a screwdriver at it and make it move with ease? |
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ive seen fake money used many times, hell, certain churches like to use them to give to people instead of tips. waiter thinks its $10/50/100, they pull it out and see "why beg for money when you can pray for forgiveness?" crap on it. only to lose their job for not getting enough tips or some crap like that.
its only illegal if its trying to copy real Legal tender. if you see a brief full of wads of Canadian cash, only to get close and see "Play my gaem! eh?" on it. at least it made you look.
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I realize some of the more watchful members may think it odd that i keep responding / explaining myself, but w/e. This in an entertaining thread and im having a blast what really made you just jump in all the commotion over GoldBits and us and just say "Screw you guys, ima buying"? did greed/"gold Bug" kick in?
Greed. I PM'ed him and for some reason I felt I could trust him. I originally asked him to provide ID, phone verify, and get me info about the restaurant he mentioned he had. He declined all this (due to security of keeping gold at home), and suggested he will just wait till he gets the 'maplegrams' and have an easier time selling them at a discount to get rep. This is where greed kicked in (I wanted to take advantage of this bargain), and I said to hold on and that for the good price I can be flexible. I ended up trusting him. At best you are making it easier for GB to scam in the future by telling people about your successful trade, and at worse (and IMO more likely) you are either an alt of him or associated with him, also with the goal of scamming people via the GB account
What can I say; I made a gamble, and it (seemingly) turned out legit. I can vouch for the quality of the transaction, but not for the gold bars or future sales. I truly hope nobody gets scammed; everyone should make their own judgements. I cant prove I'm not GB or associated with GB. It is true this could be an elaborate scam. I can only wish I had the ability to plan that well. but I can say that is not the case. In this case the "buyer" happened to be near the "seller"
Actually, we were over 2000 miles apart. GB even paid out-of-pocket for express mail (~$50usd). Dont ask me why; I dont know. all i can say is you and goldbits are both insane! i could never trust someone who is trying to take full control of the sale, since i have lost 6btc to a scam myself (escrow and scammer in the same team), i trust no one now. if i was going to buy the coin, id want him to go with my ideals, right to the point that he have to ware a banana as a hat till i get the coin in my hand.. bad enough goldbit likes to rub my paranoia the wrong way.. worst case is, you are part of the same team, trying to con as much btc and split it. |
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He doesn't even need to start selling larger bars, all he needs to do is to sell to multiple people at once. In this case the "buyer" happened to be near the "seller" however for future transactions, it is likely that he will both delay sending the coins/bars more and the overall shipping time will be slower, giving him more time to scam more people
That is true, but it has more risk that way, they must be all at the same time to get anything worth it.makes it worse when its "pay me 1st, you can trust me!" also edited the last post, little more clarification |
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You got balls
Looks like they paid off At best you are making it easier for GB to scam in the future by telling people about your successful trade, and at worse (and IMO more likely) you are either an alt of him or associated with him, also with the goal of scamming people via the GB account Joys of long cons, gotta lose a little to game for more "Hi, i can guarantee you 500% return on shares, just gimmie $10k you'll get $5M back tomorrow" -> next day, briefcase full of money, person goes again for $50M, con artist runs away with the $50M.. same can apply here, 1Oz coin sold, starts selling 5Oz bars, runs with the 25btc. shit can get more elaborate the more people involved, EG: Hi, i can guarantee you 500% return on shares, just gimmie $10k you'll get $5M back tomorrow" person being con'ed has doubts, another con artist thats been working with the con for some time jumps in and throws his money in, same thing happens the next day, briefcase full of money, 2nd artist wants to throw more money in being so happy about the winnings, the con target this time wants in, throws in $50M, atists run with the cash. same can apply here, elianite could be the 2nd atist (hell, could be the only one, and using GoldBits as a puppet) buys in to kill scepticism, people go "oh, it looks fine then" and buys a bar or 5 for 100btc, after payment, GoldBits is never to be seen again. |
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You got balls
Looks like they paid off A good warning for everyone. Its worth noting that the quality of the pictured coin is completely different then the real thing. im just sitting here waiting for the "..and the coin is fake" post
you'll know the final word within 24 hours. what really made you just jump in all the commotion over GoldBits and us and just say "Screw you guys, ima buying"? did greed/"gold Bug" kick in? |
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Hmmmm. Well just the front quality looks like they
were stamped from cheap aluminum in China and
painted with a 3rd grade paint set.
there are others that do copies, proper gold plating over a copper core |
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they see me trolln' and hatin' I'm happy to see you are a reputatable seller. I fully endorse your gold sales!
Thanks very much |
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Yeah the big question is whether the coin is fake, I hope for eliainite's sake its real.
Think the big problem will be whether the next sale will be real or fake, with so much negative feedback it will be hard for him to sell anything anyway.
all it would take is another "lets just trust this guy" elianite. |
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Just a warning: http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/B88-1-oz-100-Mils-Gold_60077398459.htmlI posted it on his thread but of course it was deleted in a few seconds. So far I count 15 negative feedbacks left for this guy. What happens if the gold coin turns out to be real? Will he still be branded a scammer?
It's due to be removed. I don't get why anyone would sell this way but perhaps it turns him on. Hasn't been removed. Exactly as I predicted. What are the odds?  No, the self-moderation is because I ran out of troll spray. Works just as good though! 1oz gold bars coming up for sale soon, now that I'm proven a legitimate gold seller here. Yes lets see, very doubtful about seller no doubt this will be deleted too. Also, even if the first coin was legit, there's no guarantee the following (after he's "proven a legitimate gold seller here") are this: http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/B88-1-oz-100-Mils-Gold_60077398459.htmlSo buying without escrow from him will always be an unacceptable risk.Clearly his intention is to make people trust him and make them send first without escrow. Most probably he will either run with the money or send back fake coins. i would buy a gold bar off him, if he can prove its not a fake. but noting stops him from sending a fake too. |
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im just sitting here waiting for the "..and the coin is fake" post
but only if elianite didn't feel embarrassed by it..
i wish i was in elianite shoes too, willing to throw a few btc at someone looking so fishy like that.
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I mean the whole way the guy acted screamed scammer. This is gonna be funny but sad.
all i required was better communication from him, instead of deleting questions and showing regards to accusations, even if he didn't want to escrow, explain why, instead of calling people who are asking about it trolls. and calling themselfs "I'm an honest & reputable seller" with nothing to back it up really dug deeper into that hole.. showing legitimacy of the coin, would of helped, without being there with my own xray |
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Usual scammer profile applies - Newbie member - check No trade history - check Refusing Escrow - check Wants you to send 1st - check No pics of goods on offer - check Goods offered at amazing price - check 1 of 4 scenarios apply - 1) Either he doesnt have the coin full stop and its a scam. 2) He has one but has no intention of sending it so a scam. 3) He has a piss poor fake/copy hoping to pass it off as the real thing. 4) Trolls couldn't stop me from selling my coin for 4BTChttp://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120101114931/nonsensopedia/images/3/31/So-much-win.pngoh the dank of scammer is strong on this one.. seriously though, if i was in his shoes, i would have thrown up info on where it was bought, i'd even show x-rays of the damn coin |
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well, he doesn't want to come here and clear their name because "Sorry but I won't get involved in flame wars..." and also wants to know ".. If there is an official rule broken or someone who has lost money to me, then by all means point it out." (from PM'ing the person with: you have a accusation to clear https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=964881.0 ) |
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now going at the speeds the fans are going: Fan speed rpm: 350-1000 (+-10%)
22db is about right at about 1 meter away, and they have to be over the 140mm mark too.. I'll believe it when I see it. I spent a lot of time making my computer near silent when idle, and that's only 120w that I'm trying to dissipate. you haven't played with Noctua Fans have you? 22.4db at 1200rpm for a 12cm fan http://www.acousticpc.com/noctua_nf-f12_pwm_120mm_quiet_pc_fan.html .. as we can see the fans in this system is Not them (following links to one of the threads shows some crappy pictures) |
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