Selling Bitcointalk Account.

[Min-btc]

Hello. I am selling bitcointalk account with member rank.
Active post: 80
Date Registered: June, 2014
Selling with 0.07btc
let me know if you need to buy it.

[Armis]

I love when I see this sort of thing, good luck with the sale dude.

[sellerguild]

I love when I see this sort of thing, good luck with the sale dude.

If you are going to come forward and comment yourself, then there is no point creating a new account.

[Armis]

I love when I see this sort of thing, good luck with the sale dude.

If you are going to come forward and comment yourself, then there is no point creating a new account.

I'm not judging his technique -- I leave that to you pros.  I admire the ingenuity and whole idea of creating value from where none existed.

[Ejarwan]

I wonder why is this even allowed here!

[u9y42]

I wonder why is this even allowed here!

Because if it doesn't take place here in the open, it will take place somewhere else without most users being aware of it - so in short, it's allowed because there is no effective way of stopping it. But users engaged in these activities will still often get negative trust (as, in my opinion, they should).

[WinVery.com]

Forum accounts can be valuable 

[serejandmyself]

good luck pal

[Brewins]

Forum accounts can be valuable 

They used to be more.

Now ranks lower than senior have little space to get some coins

[Ejarwan]

I wonder why is this even allowed here!

Because if it doesn't take place here in the open, it will take place somewhere else without most users being aware of it - so in short, it's allowed because there is no effective way of stopping it. But users engaged in these activities will still often get negative trust (as, in my opinion, they should).

admins can simply perhaps check on the ips used to log in to accs and know if they were changed?

[u9y42]

Because if it doesn't take place here in the open, it will take place somewhere else without most users being aware of it - so in short, it's allowed because there is no effective way of stopping it. But users engaged in these activities will still often get negative trust (as, in my opinion, they should).

admins can simply perhaps check on the ips used to log in to accs and know if they were changed?

I don't think that would work - people with dynamic IP, using Tor, vpn, and so on, could get in trouble for no reason if that was the only criteria.

[Ejarwan]

Because if it doesn't take place here in the open, it will take place somewhere else without most users being aware of it - so in short, it's allowed because there is no effective way of stopping it. But users engaged in these activities will still often get negative trust (as, in my opinion, they should).

admins can simply perhaps check on the ips used to log in to accs and know if they were changed?

I don't think that would work - people with dynamic IP, using Tor, vpn, and so on, could get in trouble for no reason if that was the only criteria.

then why not disallow vpns?
and no if someone has a dynamic ip, and logged in through 2 ips of the same connection, you can tell.

[tsm]

get it to a sr. account and you`ll have more interest.

[Walter Rothbard]

I wonder why is this even allowed here!

Because if it doesn't take place here in the open, it will take place somewhere else without most users being aware of it - so in short, it's allowed because there is no effective way of stopping it. But users engaged in these activities will still often get negative trust (as, in my opinion, they should).

admins can simply perhaps check on the ips used to log in to accs and know if they were changed?

So I can only log in from home?  Or only from work?  Or only on my phone?  Or my hotel?

[Walter Rothbard]

Forum accounts can be valuable 

It's just like selling a business.

[BitMachines]

why don't you join some signature compaign and earn regular monthly income from this
atleast better then selling

[Ejarwan]

I wonder why is this even allowed here!

Because if it doesn't take place here in the open, it will take place somewhere else without most users being aware of it - so in short, it's allowed because there is no effective way of stopping it. But users engaged in these activities will still often get negative trust (as, in my opinion, they should).

admins can simply perhaps check on the ips used to log in to accs and know if they were changed?

So I can only log in from home?  Or only from work?  Or only on my phone?  Or my hotel?

well makes sense actually

[--Encrypted--]

this kind of thing is actually allowed?

[Armis]

this kind of thing is actually allowed?

er, uhm, is that question comming from someone renting out his sig space?  

This site is about cryptocurrency, a way to literally create money from nothing, same here value is created where presumably no value is present, well until the visionary illuminates the way then suddenly the value is plain to see.  

[--Encrypted--]

er, uhm, is that question comming from someone renting out his sig space? 

This site is about cryptocurrency, a way to literally create money from nothing, same here value is created where there presumably is no value, well until the visionary illuminates the way then suddenly the value is plan to see. 

uhhh... I think selling accounts and renting sig space is two completely different things.

renting your sig space means that you get paid for indirectly advertising someone's website. and the more effort you put into building your account, the better you get paid.

selling one's bitcointalk account, however, can end up very messy if some scammer buy a trusted account and scam some people with it

feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, I'm always happy to learn