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[Orangina]

I would suggest that you stop selling bitcointalk accounts.
Mostly scammers buy accounts to scam people with the registered date.
I don't see any benefit in buying accounts if your honest/trustworthy.
This only benefits the scammers.

Yes What you said is true , he really must stop sell account to avoid scam/spam in the forum

[DiamondCardz]

I would suggest that you stop selling bitcointalk accounts.
Mostly scammers buy accounts to scam people with the registered date.
I don't see any benefit in buying accounts if your honest/trustworthy.
This only benefits the scammers.

Yes What you said is true , he really must stop sell account to avoid scam/spam in the forum

He won't, it is a business venture after all and if someone scams or spams with an account they buy from him it doesn't negatively affect him at all. Just stating the truth.

[Kareem001]

I would suggest that you stop selling bitcointalk accounts.
Mostly scammers buy accounts to scam people with the registered date.
I don't see any benefit in buying accounts if your honest/trustworthy.
This only benefits the scammers.

This is my thought process as well.

Other than quickly and illegitimately buying trust, what purpose does buying an account have over creating your own?

You can make easy money participating in a signature thread payout. With enough posts you can make your money back and generate extra $$$ on the side

[Muhammed Zakir]

You should decrease the price IMHO. This is high for 'Bran New'.

   -MZ

[Berau]

Bump

What is the value of brand new accounts?

I know people who want newbie accounts, but I don't think brand new accounts without an avatar, just because it's registered a bit back is worth anything.

[dannyjr89]

I dont know, I used to be able to sell them pretty well a year or so ago.

[WaffleMaster]

Hi Julian big fan of your work.

[funtotry]

Uhh 0.75 btc is WAAYYY too much for this. Newbie accounts go for maybe 0.0001 each and its easier to make your own instead of paying almost 200$ for these accounts. Price should be more like 0.1 btc in that price range.

[dannyjr89]

Hi Julian big fan of your work.

Hey man thanks. Its a wonder I can get anything done I'm always taking care of Ricky.

[malphite]

wait why would anyone get newbie accounts? i dont get it.. is there something I`m missing here?

[funtotry]

wait why would anyone get newbie accounts? i dont get it.. is there something I`m missing here?

Well having a list of user accounts and their passwords already made is easier to sell to people if you are into account selling, and these accounts were made in 2010 and older accounts are worth more than regular.

[rizkyhiw]

hey, is this still available?
 i just want to bid 0.05 for all of brand new account , also using escrow would be great.

[sick of life]

still available?

[Brewins]

I would suggest that you stop selling bitcointalk accounts.
Mostly scammers buy accounts to scam people with the registered date.
I don't see any benefit in buying accounts if your honest/trustworthy.
This only benefits the scammers.

It is a lie, Quickseller already said that rarely bought accounts are used to scam, and when they do, they manage do scam less than what the account is worth, making it worthless.

BTW, how much for each newbie from 2011?

[MisteredF]

I think  worse than selling accounts are these &*(^&*&@*@(!  "ad campaigns."  If they were eliminated probably 70% of all the messages on the entire forum would go away.  Most are so blatantly posted just to keep up post counts it's absurd. 

I would assume the forum itself (other than just the poster) benefits from them so obvious they obviously they won't.  I'd rather see a "forum donation" campaign or even a fee to allow posting in the most popular forums rather than all the BS posts just to keep up the count.

If it is "legal" here the OP should be allowed to sell accounts. There are already so many scammers that it makes no difference but what would you expect from ANY anonymous forum selling primarily with untraceable funds? That's the nature of the beast. Everyone has to put on their big boy pants and just watch who they deal with and take responsibility for their own purchases.  I mean if you are buying $100 Starbucks card for $15 (that's my weakness) or $400 Amazon card for $200 something is obviously up.

[Kasawari]

the guy is not scamming anyone, the buyer "may" scam someone but the word "may" is just a possibility and that is not in the hands of the seller.

[Xxmodded]

  I do see where people have a valid concern with scammers buying these accounts, but they are good for signature campaigns too!

[White sugar]

What is the potential activity of the newbie accounts?

(that is, how many activity period they have at least one post)

[Kasawari]

how much just for 1 account?

[dannyjr89]

I'm not familiar with how post count is calculated.