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Topic: Full member account for sale (created in 2012) - page 2. (Read 2052 times)
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A few hours remaining !
The highest bid is BTC0.05 for a great 2012 account.
The highest bid is BTC0.05 for a great 2012 account.
Bumpy bump 
Auction ends tomorrow !
Current winning bid : BTC0.05
Auction ends tomorrow !
Current winning bid : BTC0.05
neutral trust? been in a sig campaign? got banned?
Neutral trust.
Wasn't banned nor in a sig campaign when I got the account.
neutral trust? been in a sig campaign? got banned?
BID: @0.05
We have our opening bid.
Current winning bid : BTC0.05
BID: @0.05
Still thinking about buying let's see sent you a PM
We didn't agree on a deal, so BTCBLOGGER's BTC0.05 bid is canceled.
Also, I loaned the funds to an address posted 5 months ago by the account.
I guess if you dig a little, you can find it yourself.
Even if I don't have proof of ownership, this account still have value.
Still thinking about buying let's see sent you a PM
Did you get a signed message from the previous owner prior to taking possession of the account? If so then you could provide that signed message plus a signed message from an address associated with your account in order to properly document the chain of ownership.
No, unfortunately I don't have that.
The more I do research, the more I think I fell for a scam.
It seems that you answered your own question in the same post that you asked it. And you can't even edit posts in the auction sub
Yeah. I just wanted to make sure since I am not familiar with BTCTalk account trading.
Anyway, I've learned a new thing today....
Thanks for your help.
I can't edit posts, but the sale is still going on.
Unfortunately I can't provide proof of ownership so bid at your own risk.
Escrow is not able to guarantee the ownership of the account. They will only be able to make sure the buyer gets access to an account before you receive payment for the account.
You can prove ownership by signing a message from an address posted by the account a long time ago.
You can prove ownership by signing a message from an address posted by the account a long time ago.
I acquired the said account a couple weeks ago.
Following my loaning terms it rightfully belongs to me now, since the previous owner defaulted on a loan I gave him.
I can PM the details to interested parties (and sign a message with the address from which I sent the loaned funds, if that helps)
One precision, the account don't have trust feedbacks at all.
(Still, I don't really see the point of proof of ownership... Ah yes, maybe in the case that the account is hacked/stolen, the rightful owner may retrieve it even if it's sold ?)
It seems that you answered your own question in the same post that you asked it. And you can't even edit posts in the auction sub
(Still, I don't really see the point of proof of ownership... Ah yes, maybe in the case that the account is hacked/stolen, the rightful owner may retrieve it even if it's sold ?)
Escrow is not able to guarantee the ownership of the account. They will only be able to make sure the buyer gets access to an account before you receive payment for the account.
You can prove ownership by signing a message from an address posted by the account a long time ago.
You can prove ownership by signing a message from an address posted by the account a long time ago.
I acquired the said account a couple weeks ago.
Following my loaning terms it rightfully belongs to me now, since the previous owner defaulted on a loan I gave him.
I can PM the details to interested parties (and sign a message with the address from which I sent the loaned funds, if that helps)
One precision, the account don't have trust feedbacks at all.
0.05 my bid if you have proof of ownership
How can I prove it ?
Anyway, it's either we use escrow or you go first.
If we have escrow the proof of ownership is irrelevant.
You can prove ownership by signing a message from an address posted by the account a long time ago.
0.05 my bid if you have proof of ownership
How can I prove it ?
Anyway, it's either we use escrow or you go first.
If we have escrow the proof of ownership is irrelevant.
With a signed message from a public bitcoin address (posted here at bitcointalk.org, the post should not be edited).
0.05 my bid if you have proof of ownership
How can I prove it ?
Anyway, it's either we use escrow or you go first.
If we have escrow the proof of ownership is irrelevant.
0.05 my bid if you have proof of ownership
Addition :
Bid increment is BTC0.001
Bid increment is BTC0.001
Hello,
I am selling a Full Member account.
It has 138 posts / activity and was created back in July 2012.
Opening bid is BTC0.05
Buy it now is BTC0.25
The auction ends on the 31st March at 11:59 PM forum time.
I am OK with escrow if the buyer handles the escrow fee.
I am selling a Full Member account.
It has 138 posts / activity and was created back in July 2012.
Opening bid is BTC0.05
Buy it now is BTC0.25
The auction ends on the 31st March at 11:59 PM forum time.
I am OK with escrow if the buyer handles the escrow fee.
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