Wanted to provide positive feedback for the couple transactions we just did. Everything went smoothly, will certainly use again.
Thanks for making my job easy (: I'm looking forward to providing escrow services for you in the future.
Topic: DevScrow | Complimentary and Trusted Escrow Service since 2014👥 - page 22. (Read 46380 times)
August 17, 2014, 10:31:39 AM
Thanks for making my job easy (: I'm looking forward to providing escrow services for you in the future.
August 17, 2014, 09:25:01 AM
Wanted to provide positive feedback for the couple transactions we just did. Everything went smoothly, will certainly use again.
August 15, 2014, 07:48:27 PM
Whether it's a signature campaign, hardware trade, IPO, etc. I can provide escrow services for you!
All you need to do is start a group PM or post the terms of the trade within this thread.
Remember, all escrow agreements will be signed with my PGP Key.
I'm looking forward to helping you out!
- Devin.
All you need to do is start a group PM or post the terms of the trade within this thread.
Remember, all escrow agreements will be signed with my PGP Key.
I'm looking forward to helping you out!
- Devin.
August 14, 2014, 07:11:05 AM
Most fingerprint scanners can be fooled (Mythbusters did an episode on this). Additionally, if you are being forced to decrypt your wallet, you can claim to forget your password but you can't "forget" your fingerprints, an attacker can get hold of your fingers much easier than your password.
Right, the biometric entry is just the first level of security.
Also with the multisig, the best way to employ that would be the following:
Have the buyer and seller of the goods provide you each with a pubkey of a bitcoin address they own and generate a 2 of 3 address using their pubkeys plus yours. This way any transaction you make has to be signed by either buyer/seller so you cannot run away with the money, making it almost trust-free. Additionally it makes things easier for you as if the transaction works out OK the buyer/seller can sign the transaction themselves so you don't even need to do anything.
Have the buyer and seller of the goods provide you each with a pubkey of a bitcoin address they own and generate a 2 of 3 address using their pubkeys plus yours. This way any transaction you make has to be signed by either buyer/seller so you cannot run away with the money, making it almost trust-free. Additionally it makes things easier for you as if the transaction works out OK the buyer/seller can sign the transaction themselves so you don't even need to do anything.
That's an interesting method I may implement in the future. However, there's a small learning curve for the user seeking escrow.
August 13, 2014, 11:04:57 PM
This is slightly off-topic, but anyway.
I don't know exactly how you are employing biometrics in your security, but just so you know, biometrics are typically WEAKER in security than a strong randomly generated password.
Most fingerprint scanners can be fooled (Mythbusters did an episode on this). Additionally, if you are being forced to decrypt your wallet, you can claim to forget your password but you can't "forget" your fingerprints, an attacker can get hold of your fingers much easier than your password.
Also with the multisig, the best way to employ that would be the following:
Have the buyer and seller of the goods provide you each with a pubkey of a bitcoin address they own and generate a 2 of 3 address using their pubkeys plus yours. This way any transaction you make has to be signed by either buyer/seller so you cannot run away with the money, making it almost trust-free. Additionally it makes things easier for you as if the transaction works out OK the buyer/seller can sign the transaction themselves so you don't even need to do anything.
I don't know exactly how you are employing biometrics in your security, but just so you know, biometrics are typically WEAKER in security than a strong randomly generated password.
Most fingerprint scanners can be fooled (Mythbusters did an episode on this). Additionally, if you are being forced to decrypt your wallet, you can claim to forget your password but you can't "forget" your fingerprints, an attacker can get hold of your fingers much easier than your password.
Also with the multisig, the best way to employ that would be the following:
Have the buyer and seller of the goods provide you each with a pubkey of a bitcoin address they own and generate a 2 of 3 address using their pubkeys plus yours. This way any transaction you make has to be signed by either buyer/seller so you cannot run away with the money, making it almost trust-free. Additionally it makes things easier for you as if the transaction works out OK the buyer/seller can sign the transaction themselves so you don't even need to do anything.
August 11, 2014, 04:52:13 PM
I've updated the OP with some frequently asked questions in regards to DevScrow.
Contact me today!
Contact me today!
August 09, 2014, 09:07:20 AM
Completely free, I even cover transaction fees! (:
Doesn't that mean you're technically operating this at a loss (albeit small)?
Either way, good luck with the escrow - nice to see another active member able to help the community out for free.
Yeah, it costs me about .0001/transaction. I'm not worried about it
I feel that charging nothing for escrow makes the Bitcoin economy larger and healthier. I also rather focus towards the long term economy rather than short-term profit.
Thanks!
August 08, 2014, 11:49:20 PM
Completely free, I even cover transaction fees! (:
Doesn't that mean you're technically operating this at a loss (albeit small)?
Either way, good luck with the escrow - nice to see another active member able to help the community out for free.
August 08, 2014, 10:04:24 PM
Are you in need of an escrow provider? Use Devscrow, the most secure Bitcointalk escrow service. Utilizing Biometrics, multi-sig wallets, dedicated devices.
All you need to do is post the trade details in the thread, a group PM or send me a message on Telegram at 386-227-6192 and we can get started!
All you need to do is post the trade details in the thread, a group PM or send me a message on Telegram at 386-227-6192 and we can get started!
August 08, 2014, 09:53:36 PM
used his escrow service and all i can say is amazing. highly recommended
I appreciate it! I can't wait to work with each of you in the future.
August 08, 2014, 02:57:22 PM
used his escrow service and all i can say is amazing. highly recommended
August 08, 2014, 11:02:05 AM
I'm online and available to provide escrow for your transaction! Completely free, I even cover transaction fees! (:
August 08, 2014, 10:03:07 AM
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drukoz, please send .17 BTC to 3EQGjxsxADPd1PzWXY3xtsMUcAJ4AckhwU. Upon receipt of the delivery the held funds will be released to the seller, kgb2mining.
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Quoted for Reference.
Hash: SHA512
drukoz, please send .17 BTC to 3EQGjxsxADPd1PzWXY3xtsMUcAJ4AckhwU. Upon receipt of the delivery the held funds will be released to the seller, kgb2mining.
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The first escrow went so smoothly, we're going to do it again!
Seller - me
Buyer - drukoz
Items - 2 x HP PSU / Gigampz breakout board / 6-pin PCI-e cable sets (8 total cables)
Terms - .17 BTC total including USPS priority shipping
I am going out within the next 3 hours, so if money is funded into the escrow by then it will ship today. Otherwise it will ship Monday as that's the next time I'll be able to make it to a Post Office.
Seller - me
Buyer - drukoz
Items - 2 x HP PSU / Gigampz breakout board / 6-pin PCI-e cable sets (8 total cables)
Terms - .17 BTC total including USPS priority shipping
I am going out within the next 3 hours, so if money is funded into the escrow by then it will ship today. Otherwise it will ship Monday as that's the next time I'll be able to make it to a Post Office.
Quoted for Reference.
August 08, 2014, 09:48:01 AM
The first escrow went so smoothly, we're going to do it again!
Seller - me
Buyer - drukoz
Items - 2 x HP PSU / Gigampz breakout board / 6-pin PCI-e cable sets (8 total cables)
Terms - .17 BTC total including USPS priority shipping
I am going out within the next 3 hours, so if money is funded into the escrow by then it will ship today. Otherwise it will ship Monday as that's the next time I'll be able to make it to a Post Office.
Seller - me
Buyer - drukoz
Items - 2 x HP PSU / Gigampz breakout board / 6-pin PCI-e cable sets (8 total cables)
Terms - .17 BTC total including USPS priority shipping
I am going out within the next 3 hours, so if money is funded into the escrow by then it will ship today. Otherwise it will ship Monday as that's the next time I'll be able to make it to a Post Office.
August 07, 2014, 07:02:42 PM
Devthedev is highly recommended escrow service ,
he escrowed for me and everything went smooth exactly as it should!
Will be using again in the future thats for sure!
he escrowed for me and everything went smooth exactly as it should!
Will be using again in the future thats for sure!
August 07, 2014, 12:29:10 PM
Just got back from my morning bridge workout. Here's a picture from the top of it in sunny Florida (:
Anyhow, I'm online and available to provide you with high quality, secure escrow services!
Anyhow, I'm online and available to provide you with high quality, secure escrow services!
August 07, 2014, 12:14:36 AM
I would need to use for some stellar soon.
Sounds good, start a group PM or post the details here.
August 07, 2014, 12:10:52 AM
I would need to use for some stellar soon.
August 06, 2014, 10:58:24 PM
Conducting a late night trade? Yep, I'm still online to provide escrow for you!
August 06, 2014, 06:42:45 PM
I was recently asked in another thread why the escrow addresses start with 3, here's why! (:
Devscrow uses Multi-sig Wallet addresses which is more secure than traditional transacting methods. In the event that one of my private keys are lost or stolen (not very likely thanks to my Biometrics and dedicated rigs), it’s no longer a catastrophe. The concept in m-of-n signature schemes is pretty simple. More than one private key (m) is needed out of a total number generated (n). The process for depositing is exactly the same as a standard address that starts with a 1. For example, in a 3-of-4 scenario, you would need three out of four private keys to withdraw the Bitcoin. It's incomparably harder to steal 3 private keys located at different locations, than one.
You can see the technical breakdown on how they work and how they're created here
Why does the address start with 3?
Devscrow uses Multi-sig Wallet addresses which is more secure than traditional transacting methods. In the event that one of my private keys are lost or stolen (not very likely thanks to my Biometrics and dedicated rigs), it’s no longer a catastrophe. The concept in m-of-n signature schemes is pretty simple. More than one private key (m) is needed out of a total number generated (n). The process for depositing is exactly the same as a standard address that starts with a 1. For example, in a 3-of-4 scenario, you would need three out of four private keys to withdraw the Bitcoin. It's incomparably harder to steal 3 private keys located at different locations, than one.
You can see the technical breakdown on how they work and how they're created here
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