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[Yankee (BitInstant)]

I just sent you email to support@bitinstant.com , my paypal email is same and you can check that I am verified.

It's just to prove you that you get off my back, I dont want to make any deal with you, sorry. if you wasnt so ironic and fragile against my person then we would surely had a deal.

Got it, all your just proved is that you own that email.

Can you send me a copy of your ID with the name on that account?

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[LoupGaroux]

Sorry, but only 2 guys offered me fair deal and one of them is being jerky with me and 2nd one said that he'll wait till I get some more feedback.

Oh, well then that certainly pegs the needle on the old legitimacy meter. Anybody who contacts you with your special set of rules is somehow unqualified, but only because there is nothing transparent about your dealings?

Really? You can't do better than that? You can't come up with a couple buddies who will shill for you? Fer crissakes man, show some initiative. If you are going to reinvent the scamming wheel, at least use the tools established long ago to get to the first level.

[Yankee (BitInstant)]

Sorry, but only 2 guys offered me fair deal and one of them is being jerky with me and 2nd one said that he'll wait till I get some more feedback.

Really? You can't do better than that? You can't come up with a couple buddies who will shill for you? Fer crissakes man, show some initiative. If you are going to reinvent the scamming wheel, at least use the tools established long ago to get to the first level.

hahahah you just made me laugh 

[RoloTonyBrownTown]

dareq, seems all you need to do is accept Yankees offer.   Then you have feedback from a reputable member of this forum, and other people will feel more comfortable dealing with you.

I get that you might not want to deal with him if he's pissed you off or whatever, but really you're just hurting yourself.  It comes across like you have something to hide, which for all we know, you do.

Just deal with Yankee, get some feedback under your belt, and off you go.

[BurtW]

dareq,

I just hate to see an honest businessman being harassed.  So I have an idea that should prove to everyone here that you are honest and get your business rolling.  My bank, International Bitcoin Moneylender (see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=61756.0) has set up a BTC escrow account for you! 

All you have to do is deposit the BTC you wish to sell into this public escrow account so we can all see that the BTC exist and are ready to be sold.

Then, once someone has gone through your standard procedure to your satisfaction and has paid you using PayPal, you will inform me and I will release the proper amount of BTC to their account.

I have created a vanity account for you at 1DAREq293HBfWCRkJLNgHqs92iMi1C5tR3 (see https://blockexplorer.com/address/1DAREq293HBfWCRkJLNgHqs92iMi1C5tR3)

I have deposited pi (3.14159265) BTC into the account and I will withdraw e (2.71828183) BTC to my personal account at 1BurtWEejbnKeBRsvcydJvsNztB1bXV5iQ in order to prove to everyone that I control the account.  The difference (pi - e) is my gift to you for using my services.

I (actually StrongCoin) will charge you only 1% for each withdraw from the account.

Clean and simple.

Now, how many of you "haters" out there would immediately purchase from dareq if the BTC were all publicly visible and under the control of a trusted banker?

[Raoul Duke]

trusted banker?

Isn't that an oxymoron? 

[Matthew N. Wright]

trusted banker?

Isn't that a parodox? 

Oxymoron.

[Raoul Duke]

trusted banker?

Isn't that a parodox? 

Oxymoron.

Fixed, thanks!

[dareq]

Too much spam and flame here, locking topic