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Read the goddamn tread bro, or just fucking ignore it, you wont get paid... Current postcount: 11
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Added the signature.
Current postcount: 11
Address: 12oLQa9fHTy3p4n1PVKzSderVcv2L7ip9G
Current postcount: 11
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TF is the best example here.
TF is a good example in recent history, but there are a crap ton of examples since Bitcoin first started. Overall, it's a lesson to be learned by the community, trust no-one.
Trust yourself
Why is everyone so paranoid these days?
Because there are many case of scam 
The admin of a super new service disapears yet there are people thinking it's not suspicious
Is this still open to new advertisers? ~50 posts.
that's a good quaestion!Same here!
Is this still open to new advertisers? ~50 posts.
Added, BTC address in Siggy 
I get your point, Stunna is well trusted and it's 100% sure that he will pay out. I am just testing out this service, but I guess we all know how this is going to end.
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It's not really worth the gamble unless you're going for the full 1200+ for 0.60 BTC, but I'd still rather stick with Stunna. Hope you guys get some coins though.
he is new still need time to show his worth if you not want to participate in this then its ok why are you discouraging others if some one want to take chance its his right he can do this
Why am I discouraging people who are likely to get scammed? I'm offering friendly advice, they don't have to take it. I didn't tell anyone to not do it, just why take the risk? Why go for this which might be a complete waste of time and effort when there's somebody who has been doing the same for longer just for a tiny bit less and there's good evidence that he pays out. If the guy wanted to "show his worth" he could've done this by using a bond or putting the cash in escrow. That's up to him.
Should I not offer advice to newbs in what are most likely blatant scam threads? I usually never say "DO NOT DO THIS THIS IS A BLATANT SCAM", just advise that I'm sceptical. And I never said this was a scam, just advised users to take caution and offered what appears to be a safer alternative. I'm only trying to help out. If they want to take the risk, that's fine. I'd rather risk taking 0.4BTC from somebody who appears to be trusted than risk taking 0.6 from a newb with zero trust and getting nothing. If people want to take that chance, then as I said before I hope you guys get some coins, and if he pays out he will have gained our trust and a lot of business.
Why are you not participating in this?
It's not really worth the gamble unless you're going for the full 1200+ for 0.60 BTC, but I'd still rather stick with Stunna. Hope you guys get some coins though.
he is new still need time to show his worth if you not want to participate in this then its ok why are you discouraging others if some one want to take chance its his right he can do this
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It's not really worth the gamble unless you're going for the full 1200+ for 0.60 BTC, but I'd still rather stick with Stunna. Hope you guys get some coins though.
Hey please add me to the doc. Ive had the signature for 3 days nearly now!
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Thanks
TF is the best example here.
TF is a good example in recent history, but there are a crap ton of examples since Bitcoin first started. Overall, it's a lesson to be learned by the community, trust no-one.
I am not agree with this theory that trust no-one because if you are not trusting then how is this work going ahead you must have to trust and then check now few peoples doing this work and if they got paid then few must joine more and hope in next 1 or 2 months clear all this
I don't trust it either, but I decided to accept his deal to test it out. I know I'll probably won't be paid, but it's not like I have to do anything for it right? 
TF is the best example here.
TF is a good example in recent history, but there are a crap ton of examples since Bitcoin first started. Overall, it's a lesson to be learned by the community, trust no-one.
I state once again, this user shouldn't be depending on trust as a newbie, he should provide the facts that he could actually pay.
He has refused multiple times to provide any addresses that he stores his bitcoins on.
He has refused multiple times to provide any addresses that he stores his bitcoins on.
I'm not even sure whether we can trust anyone to a great extent (at least on this forum), as it has been shown time and time again that there are people willing to wait a long time to gain rep and trust before scamming a lot of people out of coin. Thus, I find it even harder to trust newbie's without any tangible proof.
I state once again, this user shouldn't be depending on trust as a newbie, he should provide the facts that he could actually pay.
He has refused multiple times to provide any addresses that he stores his bitcoins on.
He has refused multiple times to provide any addresses that he stores his bitcoins on.
I'm not even sure whether we can trust anyone to a great extent (at least on this forum), as it has been shown time and time again that there are people willing to wait a long time to gain rep and trust before scamming a lot of people out of coin. Thus, I find it even harder to trust newbie's without any tangible proof.
The problem with that is, what if some really good person with a real offer comes along, and we scare him off with the lack of trust?
I state once again, this user shouldn't be depending on trust as a newbie, he should provide the facts that he could actually pay.
He has refused multiple times to provide any addresses that he stores his bitcoins on.
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