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bernard17

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Quote from: deadley on September 09, 2014, 05:56:26 PM

OP is scammer, yesterday he was trying to sell 0.41 BTC, and he wanted me to send first, when I asked about escrow he did not replied back. Was saying that your trust is not enough to send money first, if you want to buy then send first or split the transaction.
But OP will not send first. When I asked Escrow he stopped communicating.

ow lol. did youu really think what are you saying? .. i lost my internet connection yesterday and i dont have an account on escow and how to use escrow?

deadley

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OP is scammer, yesterday he was trying to sell 0.41 BTC, and he wanted me to send first, when I asked about escrow he did not replied back. Was saying that your trust is not enough to send money first, if you want to buy then send first or split the transaction.
But OP will not send first. When I asked Escrow he stopped communicating.

Tomatocage

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Quote from: haploid23 on September 05, 2014, 05:07:30 AM

Stop bitching about how hard it is to exchange. All you have to do is send cash equivalent. You don't need any prior trust to do this. But of course I know you won't be doing this despite how easy it is, since you're just out for a quick scam.

If you want the privileged to use paypal or other reversible payments, then earn it. Go contribute to the forum outside of the marketplace, or have normal transactions first (goods/services).

Pretty much this. OP could have had Bitcoin in his wallet a long time ago if he just went down to any store that sells MoneyPak, Western Union, or similar. Instead he's sitting here trying to prove he has money that he could use to buy MoneyPak, Western Union, or similar.

canadanooob

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id be willing to screen share with skype to show i have the money Grin

ghibly79

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Quote from: Concerned on September 05, 2014, 12:26:38 PM

Inspect Element can be done in 5 seconds, don't act like a pro here?

My point was to prove exactly that: screens don't prove anything cause they can be altered with little to none skill.

Hello?

Concerned

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Quote from: ghibly79 on September 05, 2014, 12:03:49 PM

And this is my paypal account:

No offense, you may be legit, but posting a screenshot is no proof at all.

I didn't even photoshop the balance, just edited the html elements via chrome.

Inspect Element can be done in 5 seconds, don't act like a pro here?

alexshmidt

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ghibly79

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ghibly79

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And this is my paypal account:

No offense, you may be legit, but posting a screenshot is no proof at all.

I didn't even photoshop the balance, just edited the html elements via chrome.

haploid23

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Stop bitching about how hard it is to exchange. All you have to do is send cash equivalent. You don't need any prior trust to do this. But of course I know you won't be doing this despite how easy it is, since you're just out for a quick scam.

If you want the privileged to use paypal or other reversible payments, then earn it. Go contribute to the forum outside of the marketplace, or have normal transactions first (goods/services).

bernard17

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you used to be a newbie thats why i know that you all experience that its is hard to get a trader or a buyer...

again i respect everyone post to the thread.

Bitdigital

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Paypal can be reserved. You are newbie. Can you deposit on virwox.com

canadanooob

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Quote from: MrPiggles on September 05, 2014, 04:44:17 AM

Quote from: canadanooob on September 05, 2014, 04:27:02 AM

lol all i want is like 23$ worth xD shit man id use quickbit if my bank was on the interac list Sad

So buy a $25 moneypak and trade it

Don't hang around here saying people have no heart cuz they're not opening themselves up to getting scammed by some illiterate twat.

I would but I am not american. that is not sold here.

MrPiggles

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Quote from: canadanooob on September 05, 2014, 04:27:02 AM

lol all i want is like 23$ worth xD shit man id use quickbit if my bank was on the interac list Sad

So buy a $25 moneypak and trade it

Don't hang around here saying people have no heart cuz they're not opening themselves up to getting scammed by some illiterate twat.

canadanooob

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Quote from: MrPiggles on September 05, 2014, 04:01:09 AM

Quote from: canadanooob on September 05, 2014, 03:56:02 AM

Yeah man i am having a shitload of problems just buying .04 btc lol pm me if you find someone with a heart..

It's really really simple if you're not attempting to rip someone off.

Go to 7/11, walmart, CVS, Rite-Aid or anywhere that sells them. Open your wallet, take out the money in your wallet, use it to buy a greendot moneypak, or vanilla reload.

Exchange with someone on here for bitcoins.

You can have bitcoins in under an hour this way.

Or you can post screenshots of shitty paypal account that have been dormant for 5 months and pretend you want to buy $410 worth of bitcoin.

lol all i want is like 23$ worth xD shit man id use quickbit if my bank was on the interac list Sad

canadanooob

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Quote from: canadanooob on September 05, 2014, 03:56:02 AM

Yeah man i am having a shitload of problems just buying .04 btc lol pm me if you find someone with a heart..

You mean someone naive enough? I was going to say someone dumb enough, but that sounds a bit harsh since there ARE newbs that fall for this.
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Whatever man xD id use a site if there was one that accepted my bank tried quickbt but they don't accept my bank... like i said seems almost impossible to obtain these btc..

haploid23

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Quote from: bernard17 on September 05, 2014, 03:41:00 AM

but you'll never say "ITS A SCAM" just prove it first before you say that!

You already proved it yourself. You already lied before the transaction even started.

3 transactions are in April and one in March. Yet the recent activity says August - Sept. Terrible photoshop skills.

But like I said, assuming you have a real paypal account that you own, there's nothing to prevent you from doing the infamous chargeback.

Quote from: canadanooob on September 05, 2014, 03:56:02 AM

Yeah man i am having a shitload of problems just buying .04 btc lol pm me if you find someone with a heart..

You mean someone naive enough? I was going to say someone dumb enough, but that sounds a bit harsh since there ARE newbs that fall for this.

MrPiggles

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Quote from: canadanooob on September 05, 2014, 03:56:02 AM

Yeah man i am having a shitload of problems just buying .04 btc lol pm me if you find someone with a heart..

It's really really simple if you're not attempting to rip someone off.

Go to 7/11, walmart, CVS, Rite-Aid or anywhere that sells them. Open your wallet, take out the money in your wallet, use it to buy a greendot moneypak, or vanilla reload.

Exchange with someone on here for bitcoins.

You can have bitcoins in under an hour this way.

Or you can post screenshots of shitty paypal account that have been dormant for 5 months and pretend you want to buy $410 worth of bitcoin.

canadanooob

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Yeah man i am having a shitload of problems just buying .04 btc lol pm me if you find someone with a heart..

bernard17

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many users ask screen shot your account..

now i post it to my thread to prove i have paypal.

If you do not want to deal just leave it. i respect any post to my thread.
but you'll never say "ITS A SCAM" just prove it first before you say that!

Tomatocage

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So basically you're asking for free BTC under the guise of intending to pay for it when you actually do not. Am I wrong here?

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