[AUCTION] WORLD RENOWNED BITCOIN ARTIST ARTWORK

[ChiBitCTy]

if you google up "the most expensive city in the world", you understand the shipping fees..

I’ll be sure to do that. In the meantime maybe you could actually respond to what matters..why are you asking that buyer send you shipping fees directly, as to not make them a part of the escrow?

[wheresmycoin]

if you google up "the most expensive city in the world", you understand the shipping fees..

I’ll be sure to do that. In the meantime maybe you could actually respond to what matters..why are you asking that buyer send you shipping fees directly, as to not make them a part of the escrow?

I'm shipping physical product, not shipping air or digital. Can I tell the staffs at the post office to ship my item without paying?

[anonymousminer]

Where you live has NOTHING to do with shipping costs.... you truly are “special” 

[actmyname]

Starting bid  : 0.000btc
Min bid.       : 0.002btc

Shipping costs, whatever. I know most won't bid due to the high cost thereof but if someone out there does want it, then that's up to them to decide.

The auction reminds me of the other ones with reserve prices. If someone wants to pay 0.065+ BTC for the piece... by all means.

[teeGUMES]

I agree. I’ve always seen Teegumes as a watch dog of sorts on this forum, someone who’s not going to let bs slide no matter who’s behind it. I very much so value his opinion. This is also why I encourage him to look at your behavior the past week. All your posts, all your feedback left, as well as my edited post above where I’ve pointed some of this out.

Locking a thread after refusing escrow on a high dollar item as to receive all communication in private is a common scam technique, especially  when locking after not responding to legitimate concerns inside the thread.

Miss representing an item you’re selling entirely, saying you allow for escrow but an abnormal shipping fee is not part of that escrow, and expecting that others should review all threads on this collectibles sub to gain pertinent  information that is imperative to an honest sale is straight up deceitful and a clear scam attempt in my book.

I open auction thread, click on imgur link.
See this:


Read this:

Top left corner of art piece was fragmented away from art piece, has been fixed.

Continue to read OP, see this:

Feel free to ask any questions related before bidding.

I ask what happened/history of piece. Decide not to bid.

I won't deny that he runs some very strange auctions/sales threads. It keeps our section interesting.. stop the personal attacks.

[wheresmycoin]

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[wheresmycoin]

Where you live has NOTHING to do with shipping costs.... you truly are “special”  

For heavy items, buyer deposit shipping fees.

But for light items, wonder why you didn't mention that from two sales I had recently, I had absorbed all the shipping fees.  

People always try to point out "fault" but not "merit".?

[actmyname]

Please use the edit button instead of double-posting.What did you use to fix the broken piece?

[ChiBitCTy]

I agree. I’ve always seen Teegumes as a watch dog of sorts on this forum, someone who’s not going to let bs slide no matter who’s behind it. I very much so value his opinion. This is also why I encourage him to look at your behavior the past week. All your posts, all your feedback left, as well as my edited post above where I’ve pointed some of this out.

Locking a thread after refusing escrow on a high dollar item as to receive all communication in private is a common scam technique, especially  when locking after not responding to legitimate concerns inside the thread.

Miss representing an item you’re selling entirely, saying you allow for escrow but an abnormal shipping fee is not part of that escrow, and expecting that others should review all threads on this collectibles sub to gain pertinent  information that is imperative to an honest sale is straight up deceitful and a clear scam attempt in my book.

I open auction thread, click on imgur link.
See this:


Read this:

Top left corner of art piece was fragmented away from art piece, has been fixed.

Continue to read OP, see this:

Feel free to ask any questions related before bidding.

I ask what happened/history of piece. Decide not to bid.

I won't deny that he runs some very strange auctions/sales threads. It keeps our section interesting.. stop the personal attacks.

“Personal attacks”? Simply pointing out the obvious. Imagine someone came to this thread completely unsuspecting of anything, they should just know to ask “hey is the artist a scammer and did they send you the piece in total disarray?” He said in the OP one piece broke off that he fixed, yet states elsewhere the whole thing was fucked up “glued together in pieces”. Is that not an outright lie to conceal the truth? That picture isn’t good enough quality  to show what the true damage was, or what it likely looks like in person.

I’m just trying to look out for unsuspecting buyers who don’t frequent this sub or forum like we do. Maybe I’m wrong about them in whole..But to just call his auctions strange stops well short of an accurate description imo.

[wheresmycoin]

I agree. I’ve always seen Teegumes as a watch dog of sorts on this forum, someone who’s not going to let bs slide no matter who’s behind it. I very much so value his opinion. This is also why I encourage him to look at your behavior the past week. All your posts, all your feedback left, as well as my edited post above where I’ve pointed some of this out.

Locking a thread after refusing escrow on a high dollar item as to receive all communication in private is a common scam technique, especially  when locking after not responding to legitimate concerns inside the thread.

Miss representing an item you’re selling entirely, saying you allow for escrow but an abnormal shipping fee is not part of that escrow, and expecting that others should review all threads on this collectibles sub to gain pertinent  information that is imperative to an honest sale is straight up deceitful and a clear scam attempt in my book.

I open auction thread, click on imgur link.
See this:


Read this:

Top left corner of art piece was fragmented away from art piece, has been fixed.

Continue to read OP, see this:

Feel free to ask any questions related before bidding.

I ask what happened/history of piece. Decide not to bid.

I won't deny that he runs some very strange auctions/sales threads. It keeps our section interesting.. stop the personal attacks.

“Personal attacks”? Simply pointing out the obvious. Imagine someone came to this thread completely unsuspecting of anything, they should just know to ask “hey is the artist a scammer and did they send you the piece in total disarray?” He said in the OP one piece broke off that he fixed, yet states elsewhere the whole thing was fucked up “glued together in pieces”. Is that not an outright lie to conceal the truth? That picture isn’t good enough quality  to show what the true damage was, or what it likely looks like in person.

I’m just trying to look out for unsuspecting buyers who don’t frequent this sub or forum like we do. Maybe I’m wrong about them in whole..But to just call his auctions strange stops well shorts of an accurate description imo.

ok, no need to get Teegumes involved in this argument, that's not his job. Don't get involved with other/fellow forumers here just because of wmc/this issue.

Just post the questions to me.