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georgeflintstone (OP)
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March 12, 2018, 05:09:07 PM
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BTC sale for anybody around the world
% discount for more than 100 BTCs purchase
Purchase contract for BTC
Work with Escrow service paid by seller.
The volume is unlimited.
We deliver BTC once money is in our bank account, not before.
Payment made through wire transfer.
Bank in Singapore

If interested please contact me:

Telegram: Crypto Agent PRO
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March 12, 2018, 05:53:44 PM
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BTC sale for anybody around the world
% discount for more than 100 BTCs purchase
Purchase contract for BTC
Work with Escrow service paid by seller.
The volume is unlimited.
We deliver BTC once money is in our bank account, not before.
Payment made through wire transfer.
Bank in Singapore

If interested please contact me:

Telegram: Crypto Agent PRO

This We deliver BTC once money is in our bank account, not before will never happen and the only way to get this done is if you follow this method Work with Escrow service paid by seller.
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March 12, 2018, 06:22:30 PM
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BTC sale for anybody around the world
% discount for more than 100 BTCs purchase
Purchase contract for BTC
Work with Escrow service paid by seller.
The volume is unlimited.
We deliver BTC once money is in our bank account, not before.
Payment made through wire transfer.
Bank in Singapore

If interested please contact me:

Telegram: Crypto Agent PRO

This We deliver BTC once money is in our bank account, not before will never happen and the only way to get this done is if you follow this method Work with Escrow service paid by seller.

That procedure is correct if the following apply:

1. A forum escrow from this list:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910

is used and

2. BTC is released by the escrow to the buyer once money reflects on the seller's bank account as a cleared and positive balance.

That's because there are scammers who expect the seller to release the coins after claiming to have made the payment or after showing fake screen shots of the bank transfer.

Never instruct escrow to release the coins before the transfer appears as cleared funds on the account. This is critically important. It is a fatal mistake to assume that screen shots of a SWIFT transfer automatically means funds are 100% on their way. NEVER allow anyone to pressure you to release the coins, no matter how convincing the transfer confirmation appears to be. Wait for the money to arrive and let the scammer fume in anger when he realizes there will be no free coins for him this time.

But if what the OP wants to say is he will send the bitcoins to the escrow after he gets the money on his bank account, then he is a scammer.


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March 14, 2018, 05:48:37 PM
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Can you confirm the above would apply? I tried to PM you but your account is not set to receive messages from newbies.
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March 14, 2018, 05:52:53 PM
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Can you confirm the above would apply? I tried to PM you but your account is not set to receive messages from newbies.

Be cautious , you may end up losing everything unless you are from his locality . Wire transfers may not be safe at times .
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March 14, 2018, 06:50:04 PM
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Can you confirm the above would apply? I tried to PM you but your account is not set to receive messages from newbies.

Be cautious , you may end up losing everything unless you are from his locality . Wire transfers may not be safe at times .

Thanks, exactly, that's why I'm asking if above applies.. meaning escrow, etc.
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