John (John K.)'s escrow service (previously known as johnthedong)

[John (John K.)]

502!

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[Damnsammit]

John, do you have a Scottrade or other brokerage account to receive shares of stock? 

I am trying to get a loan using that as collateral and need to find an escrow that could provide that service.

Thanks in advace!

[John (John K.)]

John, do you have a Scottrade or other brokerage account to receive shares of stock? 

I am trying to get a loan using that as collateral and need to find an escrow that could provide that service.

Thanks in advace!

Unfortunately I do not have such an account, sorry again. 

[tarui]

hi john

i've a deal with a member here for 120bitcoins (i'm the buyer) so how much bitcoins do i send u?

[John (John K.)]

hi john

i've a deal with a member here for 120bitcoins (i'm the buyer) so how much bitcoins do i send u?

PM me next time for faster turnarounds . I don't check this thread often unfortunately as most if not all escrows is via PM.

[John (John K.)]

*John sees his 50th Avalon*

[atrane21]

In need of escrow services. $1100 BTC-E code for moneypak.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=257317

[John (John K.)]

In need of escrow services. $1100 BTC-E code for moneypak.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=257317

PS: Already replied via PM, thanks.

[Duffer1]

What's the best way to contact you?  This thread or PM?

[John (John K.)]

What's the best way to contact you?  This thread or PM?

PM, which I guess I replied to. If I'm in (check the green online block), I will usually be around replying PM's actively.

[John (John K.)]

Just to confirm that I can escrow moneypaks now.

[btcton]

What do you mean by your "GPG signed bitcoin address?"

[threeip]

What do you mean by your "GPG signed bitcoin address?"

He will post a message to you like the 'gibberish' below; you can see the address in plaintext, and you can verify his signature using cryptography.




-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

13ipXXzmrVY8e4fpvPb2r4qpbG9AFFyycq
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32)

iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJR7r5wAAoJECfPGuMq/Zm7/WcH/RWoqCObO7RhsyWIukaEWQ2U
f03A1seRw4JeT03eCcw4WPXcZQrkrOCiPGNv57isEEJtYPEvJpypK1n4CV7XJ1Fj
3zbnWdKDoWXc8iXRZK5J3blzGjtPplszbG2h8xtyAvGJ9Znkj7jK8VzAYQylWaUc
EHYdAiNFMnHPFq2u0H7NMQpuE6L1B2+ZQTdNjEzPoRN2jOYgeYipliUFNu0NKYf3
E6RHaLhrE7ZwbYKUkHY8D8Zb0sBNocUALiVV4va20clfB2/WFqQY9A2PaJRk4SrR
nCXzZyI6qC05TzFqWw9oZiVKzoIyH5jIwUtFY9xQr5NpOLhp2aYr7DcKUrzIrtg=
=BcUW
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

[John (John K.)]

What do you mean by your "GPG signed bitcoin address?"

He will post a message to you like the 'gibberish' below; you can see the address in plaintext, and you can verify his signature using cryptography.




-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

13ipXXzmrVY8e4fpvPb2r4qpbG9AFFyycq
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32)

iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJR7r5wAAoJECfPGuMq/Zm7/WcH/RWoqCObO7RhsyWIukaEWQ2U
f03A1seRw4JeT03eCcw4WPXcZQrkrOCiPGNv57isEEJtYPEvJpypK1n4CV7XJ1Fj
3zbnWdKDoWXc8iXRZK5J3blzGjtPplszbG2h8xtyAvGJ9Znkj7jK8VzAYQylWaUc
EHYdAiNFMnHPFq2u0H7NMQpuE6L1B2+ZQTdNjEzPoRN2jOYgeYipliUFNu0NKYf3
E6RHaLhrE7ZwbYKUkHY8D8Zb0sBNocUALiVV4va20clfB2/WFqQY9A2PaJRk4SrR
nCXzZyI6qC05TzFqWw9oZiVKzoIyH5jIwUtFY9xQr5NpOLhp2aYr7DcKUrzIrtg=
=BcUW
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

That's true, and thanks again for taking the time to clarify!

[btcton]

What do you mean by your "GPG signed bitcoin address?"

He will post a message to you like the 'gibberish' below; you can see the address in plaintext, and you can verify his signature using cryptography.




-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

13ipXXzmrVY8e4fpvPb2r4qpbG9AFFyycq
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32)

iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJR7r5wAAoJECfPGuMq/Zm7/WcH/RWoqCObO7RhsyWIukaEWQ2U
f03A1seRw4JeT03eCcw4WPXcZQrkrOCiPGNv57isEEJtYPEvJpypK1n4CV7XJ1Fj
3zbnWdKDoWXc8iXRZK5J3blzGjtPplszbG2h8xtyAvGJ9Znkj7jK8VzAYQylWaUc
EHYdAiNFMnHPFq2u0H7NMQpuE6L1B2+ZQTdNjEzPoRN2jOYgeYipliUFNu0NKYf3
E6RHaLhrE7ZwbYKUkHY8D8Zb0sBNocUALiVV4va20clfB2/WFqQY9A2PaJRk4SrR
nCXzZyI6qC05TzFqWw9oZiVKzoIyH5jIwUtFY9xQr5NpOLhp2aYr7DcKUrzIrtg=
=BcUW
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Oh, I get it, thanks. How can I check his or make one for myself?

[John (John K.)]

What do you mean by your "GPG signed bitcoin address?"

He will post a message to you like the 'gibberish' below; you can see the address in plaintext, and you can verify his signature using cryptography.




-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

13ipXXzmrVY8e4fpvPb2r4qpbG9AFFyycq
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32)

iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJR7r5wAAoJECfPGuMq/Zm7/WcH/RWoqCObO7RhsyWIukaEWQ2U
f03A1seRw4JeT03eCcw4WPXcZQrkrOCiPGNv57isEEJtYPEvJpypK1n4CV7XJ1Fj
3zbnWdKDoWXc8iXRZK5J3blzGjtPplszbG2h8xtyAvGJ9Znkj7jK8VzAYQylWaUc
EHYdAiNFMnHPFq2u0H7NMQpuE6L1B2+ZQTdNjEzPoRN2jOYgeYipliUFNu0NKYf3
E6RHaLhrE7ZwbYKUkHY8D8Zb0sBNocUALiVV4va20clfB2/WFqQY9A2PaJRk4SrR
nCXzZyI6qC05TzFqWw9oZiVKzoIyH5jIwUtFY9xQr5NpOLhp2aYr7DcKUrzIrtg=
=BcUW
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Oh, I get it, thanks. How can I check his or make one for myself?

http://www.gnupg.org/documentation/guides.en.html
http://www.madboa.com/geek/gpg-quickstart/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYJ-GdErX1c (for Bitcoin-OTC, but with GPG part too)
http://wiki.bitcoin-otc.com/wiki/GPG_authentication#Third-party_guides

[tarui]

just to be sure. the step by step part is this

1. send 1.5% fees to johnk's escrow wallet

2. verify on blockchain info

3. send the remainder to the escrow wallet

4. verify on blockchain info

5??
how do i GPG sign the agreements?

[John (John K.)]

just to be sure. the step by step part is this

1. send 1.5% fees to johnk's escrow wallet

2. verify on blockchain info

3. send the remainder to the escrow wallet

4. verify on blockchain info

5??
how do i GPG sign the agreements?

1. Send the fees to the 1NB... address as stated in the contract.

2. Verify on blockchain

3, Send the escrow amount to the escrow address in the contract

4. Verify on blockchain, and notify the seller/me via PM so that everyone's updated.

5. Wait for the goods to be shipped, and notify everyone when all is well to release the funds


Check the links posted above, but GPG signing is not mandatory as I understand not everyone uses GPG.

[tarui]

just to be sure. the step by step part is this

1. send 1.5% fees to johnk's escrow wallet

2. verify on blockchain info

3. send the remainder to the escrow wallet

4. verify on blockchain info

5??
how do i GPG sign the agreements?

1. Send the fees to the 1NB... address as stated in the contract.

2. Verify on blockchain

3, Send the escrow amount to the escrow address in the contract

4. Verify on blockchain, and notify the seller/me via PM so that everyone's updated.

5. Wait for the goods to be shipped, and notify everyone when all is well to release the funds


Check the links posted above, but GPG signing is not mandatory as I understand not everyone uses GPG.

ok..

much appreciated.

i will have to pay the transaction fees for transfer between wallets right?

[John (John K.)]

just to be sure. the step by step part is this

1. send 1.5% fees to johnk's escrow wallet

2. verify on blockchain info

3. send the remainder to the escrow wallet

4. verify on blockchain info

5??
how do i GPG sign the agreements?

1. Send the fees to the 1NB... address as stated in the contract.

2. Verify on blockchain

3, Send the escrow amount to the escrow address in the contract

4. Verify on blockchain, and notify the seller/me via PM so that everyone's updated.

5. Wait for the goods to be shipped, and notify everyone when all is well to release the funds


Check the links posted above, but GPG signing is not mandatory as I understand not everyone uses GPG.

ok..

much appreciated.

i will have to pay the transaction fees for transfer between wallets right?

Yep, but I guess it should be 0 or at most 0.0005 unless the funds are really fragmented. The tx fees when the funds are released to the seller, if any, is on me/seller.