Topic: ForBitcoin.com is giving away BitCoins, we need BUYERS! (Read 2969 times)
Is this a scam site? Judging by @iCEBREAKER it doesn't sound good!
did this get paid out? is the 10 bitcoin drawing advertised on the site currently a new one?
Atom we've extended it due to MtGox being down for so long, we just got the forbitcoin account activated today!
How nice of you to dilute my two chances of winning with several more weeks worth of competition, instead of honoring your word and then starting another contest.
The "B-B-B-but Mt Gox got hax07'd" excuse was old a week ago.
If you advertise a contest and induce people to make purchases based on it, you really should keep your promise, and not renege because of some other site's problems.
Otherwise, your project may deserve to gain a reputation for being a scam (or at least, scam-friendly) site.
As I was just saying,
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I should have used an escrow system like ClearCoin, but foolishly wanted to support a new bitcoin start-up ASAP.
I should have known better than to trust a conflict-of-interest riddled deal, whereby an operator of the site would act as a participant in their own system.
I hope somebody else avoids my foolish mistake, and avoids doing any kind of business with the scam site ForBitCoin.com.
Here's what happened (screenshots available if anyone cares to see them).
Dude posted this youtube.com/watch?v=kuxlU1u5y8A showing off his silver, and offering to sell it for bitcoins on forbitcoin.com.
Seems legit, right? So I send him 15 bitcoins, $450 worth at the time.
Instead of sending me the item for which I've just paid, dude waits around and starts bringing up shipping options, never mentioned in the original ad.
By the time we get on the same page, the price of bitcoins has plummeted, and the price of silver has risen.
Now dude expects me to eat the losses he incurred after the sale of my item.
I tell him that not how it works at eBay works, or any other lawfully regulated point of sale.
He ignore this and keeps trying to extort more money out of me, using my silver bar as a hostage.
Dude is going to have some fun in the FBI party van. Then the US Postal Inspectors will have their way with him.
If there's anything left (remote, but non-zero, possibility) then I'll take him to court myself, with a civil suit.
Brad Mills seems like a decent guy, though he still hasn't sent me the silver coin I paid him for over a month ago.
I don't know how he got mixed up with the Chinese silver scammer with the Tennassee ID, but he should sever that relationship for the sake of his own legal liability.
I can understand the Canadian postal strike causing delays, but this is absurd.
I should have known better than to trust a conflict-of-interest riddled deal, whereby an operator of the site would act as a participant in their own system.
I hope somebody else avoids my foolish mistake, and avoids doing any kind of business with the scam site ForBitCoin.com.
Here's what happened (screenshots available if anyone cares to see them).
Dude posted this youtube.com/watch?v=kuxlU1u5y8A showing off his silver, and offering to sell it for bitcoins on forbitcoin.com.
Seems legit, right? So I send him 15 bitcoins, $450 worth at the time.
Instead of sending me the item for which I've just paid, dude waits around and starts bringing up shipping options, never mentioned in the original ad.
By the time we get on the same page, the price of bitcoins has plummeted, and the price of silver has risen.
Now dude expects me to eat the losses he incurred after the sale of my item.
I tell him that not how it works at eBay works, or any other lawfully regulated point of sale.
He ignore this and keeps trying to extort more money out of me, using my silver bar as a hostage.
Dude is going to have some fun in the FBI party van. Then the US Postal Inspectors will have their way with him.
If there's anything left (remote, but non-zero, possibility) then I'll take him to court myself, with a civil suit.
Brad Mills seems like a decent guy, though he still hasn't sent me the silver coin I paid him for over a month ago.
I don't know how he got mixed up with the Chinese silver scammer with the Tennassee ID, but he should sever that relationship for the sake of his own legal liability.
I can understand the Canadian postal strike causing delays, but this is absurd.
Atom we've extended it due to MtGox being down for so long, we just got the forbitcoin account activated today!
Anybody ever win this? 
hahahaha....
thats epic.
whats your bitcoin address you deserve a donation for that =P
thats epic.
whats your bitcoin address you deserve a donation for that =P
HOLY CRAP 10 BITCOINS, That's over $200,000!
Nice, very funny. It seems you have a decent number of people posting on your site already.
The link in your sig doesn't work, by the way.
The link in your sig doesn't work, by the way.
Thanks! You should sell some of your tshirts on forbitcoin.com - I'll buy one!
Nice, very funny. It seems you have a decent number of people posting on your site already.
The link in your sig doesn't work, by the way.
The link in your sig doesn't work, by the way.
For Bitcoin Launch Promotion
Calling All Buyers!
Anyone who makes a purchase on ForBitcoin.com in the next 7 days will be entered into a draw for 10 Bitcoins!
A man from the future was quoted as saying,
So what are all you bitcoin ballers waiting for? Help support the bitcoin economy by supporting micro jobs!
Feel free to post questions here.
Calling All Buyers!
Anyone who makes a purchase on ForBitcoin.com in the next 7 days will be entered into a draw for 10 Bitcoins!
A man from the future was quoted as saying,
Quote from: Man From The Future
HOLY CRAP 10 BITCOINS, That's over $200,000!
So what are all you bitcoin ballers waiting for? Help support the bitcoin economy by supporting micro jobs!
Feel free to post questions here.
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