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December 07, 2017, 08:03:24 AM
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Hey all,

I've been involved with bitcoin and altcoins for a few months now and it seems apparent to me that bitcointalk's trust system is mostly based off of how much bitcoin you've traded with others. I enjoy being a part of the community here and bring an escrow sounds fun plus I'd make that small percentage.

So my question is, how do you get started in the escrow service? What do people normally do for escrow anyways? How do you get into escrow when you start with 0% trust?

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December 07, 2017, 08:33:03 AM
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Let me give you my opinion. Anytime I see someone asking how to earn trust, become escrow and similar questions a red flag pops up.

But back to topic.
I bet the best (and quickest) way to become escrow is to reveal your identity (provably) ... e.g. meet in person with some trusted members, start visiting conferences etc.  ... simply become a public person (so people can hunt you down when you will try some scam).
Otherwise it think it's long way for you to become trusted and it's not only about amounts but also risks (unused opportunities to scam). Like ... prove you held some other people funds you could run away with but didn't ... big plus for you.

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December 07, 2017, 03:45:38 PM
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Alright, that's a fair point. It just seems like everyone is a nobody and since the trust system is completely based on trades, that it seemed like a good idea.

I'm not sure about revealing my identity, so I'll think on this. Thanks for the advice!
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December 07, 2017, 04:15:39 PM
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I bet the best (and quickest) way to become escrow is to reveal your identity (provably) ... e.g. meet in person with some trusted members, start visiting conferences etc.  
Thats a bit overkill by me.
Users that are here for long years and became known are mostly trusted. That is less certain that u can trust that person than beign known as Andreas, but Andreas won't be an escrow for average joe member Wink.

I would advice author just be here long. People will know you, get involved in some projects, then try ur strenght in beign an escrow which is hard job.
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December 07, 2017, 04:19:09 PM
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I bet the best (and quickest) way to become escrow is to reveal your identity (provably) ... e.g. meet in person with some trusted members, start visiting conferences etc.  
Thats a bit overkill by me.
Users that are here for long years and became known are mostly trusted. That is less certain that u can trust that person than beign known as Andreas, but Andreas won't be an escrow for average joe member Wink.

I would advice author just be here long. People will know you, get involved in some projects, then try ur strenght in beign an escrow which is hard job.

Yeah, it definitely sounds like a difficult job that takes a long time to get into. I've been involved with a couple small projects so far but nothing big yet. Well, looks like I'll start this thread again next year, lol!
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