Escrow list

[caffeinewriter]

I'll do escrow for tips if this list is still maintained.

[VEscudero]

I'll do escrow for just 0.5% although I also accept tips.

[Nolo]

Thanks to Graet for serving as an excellent escrow agent   (I know his rep can't get any higher, but it never hurts to say thanks!)

[TangibleCryptography]

Tangible Cryptography will no longer be handling escrows.   As our core business continues to grow we feel it is best to focus our resources and time on that venture and streamline our operation by discontinuing activities outside our core business.   We have asked the OP to remove our company name from the listing.

Thank You,

Staff

Tangible Cryptography LLC

[squall1066]

Tangible Cryptography will no longer be handling escrows.   As our core business continues to grow we feel it is best to focus our resources and time on that venture and streamline our operation by discontinuing activities outside our core business.   We have asked the OP to remove our company name from the listing.

Thank You,

Staff

Tangible Cryptography LLC

No problem, Taken down, Good luck with future projects.

On a side note, I did not think this was still going, I have updated the list, I know there is another list going on in the forum, but no running count, So if this keeps going I will do the "thumbs up" check so you don't have to scroll through pages to see if someone is recommended.

[John (John K.)]

I've started holding escrow in my free time after a few requests from users. Only a couple of bitcents to cover the transaction fees is needed, but I appreciate tips too. 

[RantinRave]

I've started holding escrow in my free time after a few requests from users. Only a couple of bitcents to cover the transaction fees is needed, but I appreciate tips too. 

+1 for Johnthedong. Only asked a few cents and communicated with us the whole time.

[Kluge]

Oh. Only just noticed this thread. I recently started doing free/tips escrow again. OTC link & escrow link in sig. So far, 124.68BTC has been saved from winding up in scammers' hands. 

[finkleshnorts]

I do escrow for free/tips. I've had ~10 personal txs (does not include lending etc.) on this forum this year, totalling between 600 and 1000 USD. I post details in the "list of honest traders" thread for every tx I make here. Anyone may PM me about escrow. I login multiple times a day (though I had a slow spell in the fall).

Also, I can recommend Garr255 for escrow. I've used him twice, totalling 340 dollars worth of bitcoins.

[squall1066]

Also, I can recommend Garr255 for escrow. I've used him twice, totalling 340 dollars worth of bitcoins.

I'd love to, But Garr255 has not put himself forward for this list.

[mrvision]

I run www.bitcoinerr.com
Payments are made in less than 24h - We charge as little as 3.25% + B0.0005 per order
(That means that if you offer a job for B1 you may expect to recieve B0.9675 - B0.0005 = B0.967)

Additionally, we are starting a referral program that goes like this: You post something you're willing to do for others and spread the link all over the internet... then, if somebody reaches us (the first time) using your link, a cookie will be instaled in his system so, if he signs in within a month the 1% of his sales will go for you FOREVER .

Hope you like it!

[BTC4Amazon]

John (johnthedong) is VERY PROFESSIONAL everything went over great and he secures everything well +1

[squall1066]

I run www.bitcoinerr.com
Payments are made in less than 24h - We charge as little as 3.25% + B0.0005 per order
(That means that if you offer a job for B1 you may expect to recieve B0.9675 - B0.0005 = B0.967)

Additionally, we are starting a referral program that goes like this: You post something you're willing to do for others and spread the link all over the internet... then, if somebody reaches us (the first time) using your link, a cookie will be instaled in his system so, if he signs in within a month the 1% of his sales will go for you FOREVER .

Hope you like it!

I didn't understand any of that, Sound like a pyramid escrow scheme? I do not like the idea of any 3rd party cookie installed on my computer, What does this hold/track/modify? This list is for forum members offering escrow over p.m. Not to advertise businesses.

[Kluge]

I run www.bitcoinerr.com
Payments are made in less than 24h - We charge as little as 3.25% + B0.0005 per order
(That means that if you offer a job for B1 you may expect to recieve B0.9675 - B0.0005 = B0.967)

Additionally, we are starting a referral program that goes like this: You post something you're willing to do for others and spread the link all over the internet... then, if somebody reaches us (the first time) using your link, a cookie will be instaled in his system so, if he signs in within a month the 1% of his sales will go for you FOREVER .

Hope you like it!

I didn't understand any of that, Sound like a pyramid escrow scheme? I do not like the idea of any 3rd party cookie installed on my computer, What does this hold/track/modify? This list is for forum members offering escrow over p.m. Not to advertise businesses.

Typical referral system, but uses cookies instead of just referral URLs (so if someone visits the site using a referral link but doesn't sign up right away, the initial referrer still gets his cut if the person referred should sign up in, say, 2 weeks). The cookie would store the referring user's ID code (possibly among other things... dunno).

So let's say User A refers User B. User B looks at the service using User A's link, but isn't selling anything which'd use escrow. A week later, User B has a sale and uses bitcoinerr.com to handle escrow. Because Bitcoinerr used a cookie to store referral information, User A still gets a 1% cut, even if User B signed up going directly to bitcoinerr.com instead of say, bitcoinerr.com/UserAReferralCode. If the item costs 1BTC and the burden of paying for an escrow agent is to fall on the seller, the BTC flow would break down as follows:
*Buyer gives bitcoinerr (escrow agent) 1BTC.
*Bitcoinerr takes a .033BTC cut of that.
*Of that, Bitcoinerr gives User A (the referrer) .01BTC, now leaving Bitcoinerr with a .023BTC net gain.
*Seller receives .967BTC once the buyer releases escrow.

Referral or not, Bitcoinerr takes the same cut.

(P.S. I'm listed in OP as "Klunge")

[Nolo]

I'll throw my name on the list, if someone needs an escrow agent.

My rep includes so many trades in the hardware section and alt currency section I've lost count.  Plenty of references available.  jduck1987, bigal, juggalodarkclow, AnonX, lightlord, liquid, Dalkore, BCB, starlightbreaker, nethead....on and on and on...

I won't charge anything, just a thanks, and maybe a tip.  

I can also hold altcoins in escrow.  Even if it doesn't say I'm online, shoot me a pm.  I get that directly on my cell phone, and can see that you need me. 

[mrvision]

I didn't understand any of that, Sound like a pyramid escrow scheme? I do not like the idea of any 3rd party cookie installed on my computer, What does this hold/track/modify? This list is for forum members offering escrow over p.m. Not to advertise businesses.

The website is a place were you can advertise what you do for bitcoins. If someone is interested in your services, then he will place an order and send the bitcoins to the system. The system will hold them until you finish the work, and then when it's delivered will release them to you.
That's basically bitcoinerr.com

The referral program is a marketing program for bitcoinerr.com that allows you to earn bitcoins just for telling others what you do. Simply as that.

By the way, cookies are part of internet life. I would say that 98% of the sites you have visited have installed some cookies on your system. That's how sites remembers things like preferences, tokens.. or whatever.

Typical referral system, but uses cookies instead of just referral URLs (so if someone visits the site using a referral link but doesn't sign up right away, the initial referrer still gets his cut if the person referred should sign up in, say, 2 weeks). The cookie would store the referring user's ID code (possibly among other things... dunno).

So let's say User A refers User B. User B looks at the service using User A's link, but isn't selling anything which'd use escrow. A week later, User B has a sale and uses bitcoinerr.com to handle escrow. Because Bitcoinerr used a cookie to store referral information, User A still gets a 1% cut, even if User B signed up going directly to bitcoinerr.com instead of say, bitcoinerr.com/UserAReferralCode. If the item costs 1BTC and the burden of paying for an escrow agent is to fall on the seller, the BTC flow would break down as follows:
*Buyer gives bitcoinerr (escrow agent) 1BTC.
*Bitcoinerr takes a .033BTC cut of that.
*Of that, Bitcoinerr gives User A (the referrer) .01BTC, now leaving Bitcoinerr with a .023BTC net gain.
*Seller receives .967BTC once the buyer releases escrow.

Referral or not, Bitcoinerr takes the same cut.

(P.S. I'm listed in OP as "Klunge")

That's it, and user A will get FOREVER that 1% from user B's sales.

We didn't use a referral link because our main goal was to incentive people to spread what they are willing to do.  Moreover, we think is fairer for User A this system, because you never know if user b is not going to sign in just after visiting user's A service.

I would like to thank you for your explanation, as i'm not English and i couldn't express it so good.

[Kluge]

I would like to thank you for your explanation, as i'm not English and i couldn't express it so good.

I do free Engrish->English translations, fwiw. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131682.msg1410158#msg1410158   

[mrvision]

I would like to thank you for your explanation, as i'm not English and i couldn't express it so good.

I do free Engrish->English translations, fwiw. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=131682.msg1410158#msg1410158   

i will remember  (for next projects)

[John (John K.)]

I'm honoured. 

Hero member / Cute puppy pic.

[crazyates]

+1 for Graet, TangibleCryptography, Kludge, and gweedo. I've used all of them in the past, and they're all excellent choices. I remember using Patrick as well, but I don't see him on the list, and that's a whole other story. 

I'd also like to throw my name up on that list. I've offered escrow for a few small dealings for other people, and my own personal trade history is HERE.