Who are the most trustworthy Bitcointalk users?

[efiin]

Who are the most friendly & trustworthy of this site? Maybe you haven't dealt with them personally but they are known to offer a trustworthy service or something of similar nature.


Obviously the staff members are trustworthy.....right?

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[segvec]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

[pissedoff]

Vod & Tomatocage are by far the most trustworthy on this forum and the Bitcoin community.

[Flashman]

Personally, I'd trust dannyhamilton with coin, grnbrg (Does escrow/transfer for LRM ) and some personal friends. Not saying anyone else mentioned is untrustworthy, just haven't had dealings or observed them closely.

[CounterEntropy]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

Vod & Tomatocage are by far the most trustworthy on this forum and the Bitcoin community.

I personally dont know anyone of them. Have they published their personal identification details ? Otherwise, why should I trust them ?

[pissedoff]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

I personally dont know anyone of them. Have they published their personal identification details ? Otherwise, why should I trust them ?

You haven't been around long? They are probably the most well known on the forum. personal identification doesn't mean anything. They have traded in the thousands and probably hundred thousands and they are probably the most active presense within the forum. The other one I would say is Slush & Theymos.

[HELP.org]

Obviously the staff members are trustworthy.....right?

Wrong.  Don't trust anyone on here.  Many people who trusted the operators of this site have lost money.  

[segvec]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

Vod & Tomatocage are by far the most trustworthy on this forum and the Bitcoin community.

I personally dont know anyone of them. Have they published their personal identification details ? Otherwise, why should I trust them ?

All proved massive trust.
For them to scam, they would have waste months of their time for the minuscule amount in which they hijacked.

[CounterEntropy]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

Vod & Tomatocage are by far the most trustworthy on this forum and the Bitcoin community.

I personally dont know anyone of them. Have they published their personal identification details ? Otherwise, why should I trust them ?

All proved massive trust.
For them to scam, they would have waste months of their time for the minuscule amount in which they hijacked.

How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

[shorena]

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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

If I declare to you now, that I am:

Sandra L. Ward
Camiño Real, 73
48380 Aulesti

how does that make me trustworthy?

[Flashman]

For them to scam, they would have waste months of their time for the minuscule amount in which they hijacked.

Unfortunately, we have seen long cons before, apparent "members of community in good standing" participating for months or years without a sign of dishonesty, suddenly disappearing with a bunch of coins.

[Gleb Goodston]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

Vod & Tomatocage are by far the most trustworthy on this forum and the Bitcoin community.

I personally dont know anyone of them. Have they published their personal identification details ? Otherwise, why should I trust them ?

All proved massive trust.
For them to scam, they would have waste months of their time for the minuscule amount in which they hijacked.

How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

ID means nothing at all the authorities rarely do anything relating to Bitcoin by the looks of past events TF & pirate and other sort of scams.

[CounterEntropy]

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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

If I declare to you now, that I am:

Sandra L. Ward
Camiño Real, 73
48380 Aulesti

how does that make me trustworthy?

Personal identification for trust is not what u declare randomly on the forum. You need to submit a clear image of yours holding your passport/driving license etc. and a code written on paper that would be pre-submitted to the forum. You'll find something like this partially on How? Get Verified of http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBitcoin.

[Gleb Goodston]

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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

If I declare to you now, that I am:

Sandra L. Ward
Camiño Real, 73
48380 Aulesti

how does that make me trustworthy?

Personal identification for trust is not what u declare randomly on the forum. You need to submit a clear image of yours holding your passport/driving license etc. and a code written on paper that would be pre-submitted to the forum. You'll find something like this partially on How? Get Verified of http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBitcoin.

What can you do with the ID though? Nothing. Except some people could pretend to be you thats a downside to providing your id otherwise your just going to know their name & address but that isn't going to help getting back what ever you lose to them.

[CounterEntropy]

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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

If I declare to you now, that I am:

Sandra L. Ward
Camiño Real, 73
48380 Aulesti

how does that make me trustworthy?

Personal identification for trust is not what u declare randomly on the forum. You need to submit a clear image of yours holding your passport/driving license etc. and a code written on paper that would be pre-submitted to the forum. You'll find something like this partially on How? Get Verified of http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBitcoin.

What can you do with the ID though? Nothing. Except some people could pretend to be you thats a downside to providing your id otherwise your just going to know their name & address but that isn't going to help getting back what ever you lose to them.

Knowing the real name and address definitely helps a lot in getting back the stolen things. In general people dont tend to scam with their real identity.

[Gleb Goodston]

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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

If I declare to you now, that I am:

Sandra L. Ward
Camiño Real, 73
48380 Aulesti

how does that make me trustworthy?

Personal identification for trust is not what u declare randomly on the forum. You need to submit a clear image of yours holding your passport/driving license etc. and a code written on paper that would be pre-submitted to the forum. You'll find something like this partially on How? Get Verified of http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBitcoin.

What can you do with the ID though? Nothing. Except some people could pretend to be you thats a downside to providing your id otherwise your just going to know their name & address but that isn't going to help getting back what ever you lose to them.

Knowing the real name and address definitely helps a lot in getting back the stolen things. In general people dont tend to scam with their real identity.

Hasn't stopped people before search up the thread of Bitcoin major scams a lot of the people who did scam are actually known to the public some exposed by people who have met them and others have provided their ID.

[b!z]

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How can u trust someone whom u have neither seen in real life nor have personal identification details ? Is not it normal, that someone to be trusted, he/she should declare his/her real identity ?

If I declare to you now, that I am:

Sandra L. Ward
Camiño Real, 73
48380 Aulesti

how does that make me trustworthy?

Personal identification for trust is not what u declare randomly on the forum. You need to submit a clear image of yours holding your passport/driving license etc. and a code written on paper that would be pre-submitted to the forum. You'll find something like this partially on How? Get Verified of http://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsGoneBitcoin.

What can you do with the ID though? Nothing. Except some people could pretend to be you thats a downside to providing your id otherwise your just going to know their name & address but that isn't going to help getting back what ever you lose to them.

Knowing the real name and address definitely helps a lot in getting back the stolen things. In general people dont tend to scam with their real identity.

GLBST, BFL?

[pissedoff]

I think theymos has to be he's lived up to having millions worth which were donated & instead of using it for personal gain hes reinvesting to make the forum better that takes some good morals.

[Quickseller]

tomatocage, haploid, dannyhamilton, loureed.

Vod & Tomatocage are by far the most trustworthy on this forum and the Bitcoin community.

I personally dont know anyone of them. Have they published their personal identification details ? Otherwise, why should I trust them ?

Personal ID means nothing. They have shown themselves to be trustworthy in the past and this is why the community generally will trust these people. They however are likely not the most trustworthy people in the forum.

I would say the most trustworthy people would likely be one of the few people who have organized multiple group buys successfully, as people have trusted them with massive amounts of bitcoin in the past and they have followed through

[erre]

Kluge