I have over 33,000 bitcoins. - page 4.

oxxymoronn

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Quote from: Mister Babylon on December 06, 2013, 03:27:55 PM

You are correct this is a troll. I am revealing this because I underestimated the amount of attention this thread would receive and set the date of first pump&dump too far in future. I should have told you that I would start dumping today. My intention was to promote memecoin, ulicoin and protoshares.

I will be better prepared next time.

hahahaha

Mister Babylon

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You are correct this is a troll. I am revealing this because I underestimated the amount of attention this thread would receive and set the date of first pump&dump too far in future. I should have told you that I would start dumping today. My intention was to promote memecoin, ulicoin and protoshares.

I will be promoting those coins on Twitter at aforementioned date, so today is a good time to buy.

oxxymoronn

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Quote from: Mister Babylon on December 06, 2013, 02:58:48 PM

Quote from: LostDutchman on December 06, 2013, 02:46:53 PM

I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.

Now you are thinking about bank transactions. This is not a problem for me, because I operate in cash only. I currently control over 6 million euroes in cash, which is protected by professionals.

The intention behind this thread is to draw attention towards me, so that I can get more traders into the exchanges whenever I need them. If I were to trade with myself, there would be no way to launder my bitcoins.

If you have that much capital bud, you can easily manipulate the market on your own and generate wave after wave? Why would you require additional help?

BCB

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BCJ

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This is one of the oldest scams (in bitcoin).

That fact that this thread has already gotten so long only indicates that there are always plenty of fools willing to part with their money.

Noob's look at some of the past and recent bitcoin history of scams and thefts.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.923918

(A)social

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Quote from: BelieveTheHype on December 06, 2013, 03:01:59 PM

Quote from: Mister Babylon on December 06, 2013, 02:40:12 PM

Quote from: 12648430 on December 06, 2013, 02:33:56 PM

you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.

You are correct about that. Our methods of doing business are more complicated than what I described there.

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The only reason I can imagine why one might consider sending bits of BTC to random people is that you are a true believer in the concept of virtual currency and want to spread the btc's for a better btc economy... AND if you have a SHITLOAD that you don't mind spreading the wealth.

In such a case I would do that. Really.

ffssixtynine

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What I like about this, even though it's almost certainly tosh, is that cryptocurrencies makes this possible. The rebellious part of my is thoroughly entertained about such games being played out in public.

tysat

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Keep it real

Added a note to the OP stating:

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MOD NOTE:
This is most likely a troll, don't believe otherwise till you see a message signed by an address that actually controls a large number of coins.

If it's removed by OP that will confirm troll status, I will remove it if a message is actually signed.

StewieG

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Quote from: Mister Babylon on December 06, 2013, 01:08:40 PM

PPS. People have asked me, how they could support my actions. I refuse to take any donations in bitcoin, because that would compromise your anonymity and link your bitcoin address to my person. In case you appreciate my work, my anoncoin address is ALiRAPoDdsZAY3jzm1FEYXJvxv3cQ4TLXx

In case you appreciate my work.... Cheesy

So he has tons of bitcoins, but still appreciates to get anoncoins??!! This guy is hilarious Cheesy

:D:D:D

FTWbitcoinFTW

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Would be stupid to him, to reveal too much information Roll Eyes

Just wait till 19 december and grab some popcorn Cheesy

joburgtaxi

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so he is planning on offloading 33000 bitcoin in face to face cash transactions a little bit at a time Huh

Mmmmm

EccLipSe

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dump pump with some lies.

He think that people will believe him and he'll make dump pump with all others money. it is not with his own.

BelieveTheHype

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Quote from: Mister Babylon on December 06, 2013, 02:40:12 PM

Quote from: 12648430 on December 06, 2013, 02:33:56 PM

you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.

You are correct about that. Our methods of doing business are more complicated than what I described there.

I wonder if you can prove that even if you really do have these bitcoins, how do you know for sure they were stolen out of an illegal products website??
I hear so many stories of BTC stolen from regular peoples accounts cuz the hacker hit a particular exchange itself. I'm just sayin if I stole or eventually possessed stolen coins that I'm trying to launder, I would totally say "they were stolen from Hitler himself....." (yes, I went there... cuz you said you're from germany.. lol)

Just my thoughts.

PS. I have seen 39873975957 posts requesting some coins from you for no apparent reason. I wouldn't mind jumping on the bandwagon... lol
The only reason I can imagine why one might consider sending bits of BTC to random people is that you are a true believer in the concept of virtual currency and want to spread the btc's for a better btc economy... AND if you have a SHITLOAD that you don't mind spreading the wealth.

(A)social

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I'm like "Doubting Thomas", I don't believe this until I see a bunch of BTC sent to my address, tsk... a large bunch... Cool

tysat

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Keep it real

So it's looking like OP is trolling, haven't seen a signed message yet.

eXme

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im just rolling on the floor and laughing my ass off.
if you want to get green out of your stolen bitcoins let me know, there is one way!

Mister Babylon

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Quote from: LostDutchman on December 06, 2013, 02:46:53 PM

I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.

Now you are thinking about bank transactions. This is not a problem for me, because I operate in cash only. I currently control over 6 million euroes in cash, which is protected by professionals.

The intention behind this thread is to draw attention towards me, so that I can get more traders into the exchanges whenever I need them. If I were to trade with myself, there would be no way to launder my bitcoins.

Kouye

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Cuddling, censored, unicorn-shaped troll.

Which makes me think about http://www.419eater.com/

Some are just fabulous, such as:
http://www.419eater.com/html/joyce_ozioma.htm

Must read.

And no, I'm not derailing, since this post was going nowhere anyway.

PinguSpy

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Nigerian scam just got a new idea.

Bitcoin version.

StewieG

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Coin.Karma

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http://siliconangle.com/blog/2013/12/05/sheep-marketplace-heist-100m-worth-of-bitcoin-believed-stolen-as-site-vanishes-from-the-deep-web/

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