[WTS] Potential Senior Member btt forum account

[RubyPaul1]

I want to sell a btt potential senior member account. Here are specifications:

-Potential activity 250+
-Current activity ~80
-Trust: Neutral ( no feedback at all)
-No loans/bans
-Signed message available 6m+
-Escrow is accepted  but fee & set up is up to you. Otherwise, you send first.

Price is 0.08 BTC

I opened an auction, so if you want to get cheaper price, you can bid and wait for to win the auction

Spam&off topic posts will be deleted

[RubyPaul1]

Daily bump.

Current bid @ auction is just 0.062 BTC.
Or if you want to get directly its just 0.08BTC

[Shibashi Dogemoto]

Did you run this account trough an account estimator/validator?

I already have a senior member account, but if the estimated price is really good, i might still consider buying an extra as an investment...

[RubyPaul1]

Did you run this account trough an account estimator/validator?

I already have a senior member account, but if the estimated price is really good, i might still consider buying an extra as an investment...

Well, this is not a Sr member account. This is a Potential Sr member account with ~80 activity. Thats why the price is lower.

nb: Potential btt account means, that activity is accumulated by posting at least once biweekly(more accurately  each activity period). So just by posting you can increase your activity instantly.

[Shibashi Dogemoto]

Did you run this account trough an account estimator/validator?

I already have a senior member account, but if the estimated price is really good, i might still consider buying an extra as an investment...

Well, this is not a Sr member account. This is a Potential Sr member account with ~80 activity. Thats why the price is lower.

nb: Potential btt account means, that activity is accumulated by posting at least once biweekly(more accurately  each activity period). So just by posting you can increase your activity instantly.

I overlooked the pontential-part, but it still doesn't change my initial question: did you run in trough an account estimator, and if so, can we know the approximate price it was estimated for?