1. swearing and acting like a punk wont bring you nothing
2. you might still check the link i sent. check the bitcoin thread, might workout for you.
3. honestly think you should calm down a bit. i know some member really get newbies hyper. ive been through that a lot.
and 4. good luck with your stuff. and pay nothing without escrow. on any forum you might want to use. escrow first
Topic: I need some one to buy me a $3700 laptop on Amazon. Paying 9.50 bitcoins!!! (Read 4382 times)
March 10, 2015, 06:32:01 PM
March 10, 2015, 05:21:08 PM
For that kind of a price it must be rocking at least 980 SLI and a desktop class Intel CPU so probably it's some model from the boutique builders whatsoever 
March 10, 2015, 04:59:43 PM
If you want to know, I just used a store called Gyft.com and it worked flawlessly. You can do the same with this amazon project of yours.
He doesn't want to use gyft as he feels he'll get a cheaper price for it here.
Okay, good luck with that. He already has 10 offers so it seems to be working.
March 10, 2015, 04:54:47 PM
If you want to know, I just used a store called Gyft.com and it worked flawlessly. You can do the same with this amazon project of yours.
He doesn't want to use gyft as he feels he'll get a cheaper price for it here.
March 10, 2015, 04:02:29 PM
If you want to know, I just used a store called Gyft.com and it worked flawlessly. You can do the same with this amazon project of yours.
March 10, 2015, 03:41:08 PM
To buy what laptop? G750 and G751 series from Asus RoG are worth less than 2,500 and are beasts laptop even with GTX 980M.
March 10, 2015, 02:58:07 PM
How i said before wait a little time and your 9.5 Btc will be almost that amount and you can use gyft.com to get gift certificate for amazon.
March 09, 2015, 06:53:53 AM
Why can't you convert the 9.5 bitcoin in fiat and then buy it? Can you provide proof of your 9.5BTC in the blockchain? These are REALLY important questions that need to be answered before anyone should even think about doing this for you.
Because if I convert my 9.5 bitcoins to fiat that is not enough money to buy the laptop. So I want to trade my 9.5 bitcoins for Amazon gift cards/codes
Why do I need to provide proof I own the 9.5 bitcoins? I said I want to do this through escrow! I would obviously have to send the coins first to escrow.
I'm still looking for someone to help me out with Amazon gift cards/codes for $3700. So if you can help and want to trade message me!
And gyft.com is not an option. I do not want to pay retail for the laptop. i want a decent discount. And purse.io I'm only allowed to buy $50 in gift cards.
March 08, 2015, 11:21:34 PM
Don't trust anybody here with that much money. Head over to gyft.com
March 08, 2015, 09:24:59 PM
Why can't you convert the 9.5 bitcoin in fiat and then buy it? Can you provide proof of your 9.5BTC in the blockchain? These are REALLY important questions that need to be answered before anyone should even think about doing this for you.
March 08, 2015, 09:16:31 PM
This is my first topic. I found hilarious a lot of comments.
And tks, because your post help me to find a lot of usefull information. ( like escrow)
1) Buy bitcoins, since the marketing is very wild, you can earn some money ( you can loose) but some people argue that the real value of bitcoin is more than 300 dollars
2) Use the guy that is offering 25%
I think with these two strategys you are good to go.
If don´t ...
3) Start mining
4)If you want your laptop to last 3 or 4 years, buy two laptops, one now and one after two years. But I suspect that your laptop even a cheap one can last a lot, since intel is slowing the new processors ( broadwell take a lot of time to apear in the market)
5) Spare some money and buy with less hd or/and memory, since you can buy these later, because the price will fall
6) Refurbished or cleareance or used
7) Are you going to use this laptop to earn money?
Buy a budget laptop and a desktop computer. (work in one and gaming in another one)
9) good luck
My questions
1) What laptop do you want?
2) Why?
And tks, because your post help me to find a lot of usefull information. ( like escrow)
1) Buy bitcoins, since the marketing is very wild, you can earn some money ( you can loose) but some people argue that the real value of bitcoin is more than 300 dollars
2) Use the guy that is offering 25%
I think with these two strategys you are good to go.
If don´t ...
3) Start mining
4)If you want your laptop to last 3 or 4 years, buy two laptops, one now and one after two years. But I suspect that your laptop even a cheap one can last a lot, since intel is slowing the new processors ( broadwell take a lot of time to apear in the market)
5) Spare some money and buy with less hd or/and memory, since you can buy these later, because the price will fall
6) Refurbished or cleareance or used
7) Are you going to use this laptop to earn money?
Buy a budget laptop and a desktop computer. (work in one and gaming in another one)9) good luck
My questions
1) What laptop do you want?
2) Why?
March 07, 2015, 12:07:10 PM
Which buyers? I asked that question previously and it never got answered.
None of your business! Take my word for it! I got 10 PM's after I posted this thread. Most were just time wasters and scammers wanting btc upfront.
How many times do I have to repeat this. I am paying 9.5 bitcoins for the laptop. That is my first and final offer!
I'm very sure I will get it close to my price if not cheaper. I already have a solid $800 discount offer by someone who will use escrow.
Seems legit. Good luck with this purchase.
March 07, 2015, 12:06:20 PM
Which buyers? I asked that question previously and it never got answered.
None of your business! Take my word for it! I got 10 PM's after I posted this thread. Most were just time wasters and scammers wanting btc upfront.
How many times do I have to repeat this. I am paying 9.5 bitcoins for the laptop. That is my first and final offer!
I'm very sure I will get it close to my price if not cheaper. I already have a solid $800 discount offer by someone who will use escrow.
Have you at least tried purse? I'm not sure if you've replied to a similar post since I haven't read over the whole thread.
March 07, 2015, 12:03:54 PM
Which buyers? I asked that question previously and it never got answered.
None of your business! Take my word for it! I got 10 PM's after I posted this thread. Most were just time wasters and scammers wanting btc upfront.
How many times do I have to repeat this. I am paying 9.5 bitcoins for the laptop. That is my first and final offer!
I'm very sure I will get it close to my price if not cheaper. I already have a solid $800 discount offer by someone who will use escrow.
March 07, 2015, 11:52:49 AM
Like others said, ~$1200 is way too big if you are looking for a legitimate seller. I'd suggest you increase the price to perhaps $600 cheaper and some may consider. Many don't have $3700 worth of gift cards lying around, I suggest that you look for more than 1 seller in the digital goods section (create your own thread).
I still think purse.io is the best bet for you right now. Regarding all these posts on your thread, just go to purse.
Purse have removed it's level discount restrictions. So all of us are now able to have a 50% discount no matter the level. That doesn't include fees.
March 07, 2015, 11:51:21 AM
Like others said, ~$1200 is way too big if you are looking for a legitimate seller. I'd suggest you increase the price to perhaps $600 cheaper and some may consider. Many don't have $3700 worth of gift cards lying around, I suggest that you look for more than 1 seller in the digital goods section (create your own thread).
I still think purse.io is the best bet for you right now. Regarding all these posts on your thread, just go to purse.
March 07, 2015, 11:48:36 AM
Like others said, ~$1200 is way too big if you are looking for a legitimate seller. I'd suggest you increase the price to perhaps $600 cheaper and some may consider. Many don't have $3700 worth of gift cards lying around, I suggest that you look for more than 1 seller in the digital goods section (create your own thread).
I still think purse.io is the best bet for you right now. Regarding all these posts on your thread, just go to purse.
March 07, 2015, 11:42:20 AM
Like others said, ~$1200 is way too big if you are looking for a legitimate seller. I'd suggest you increase the price to perhaps $600 cheaper and some may consider. Many don't have $3700 worth of gift cards lying around, I suggest that you look for more than 1 seller in the digital goods section (create your own thread).
March 07, 2015, 11:34:30 AM
Dude lets be serious. Why would someone accept 9.5 bitcoins from you and shell out $3700 when he can get almost 13.5 at today's rate?
Offer bitstamp rate AND escrow OR you send first. Its not going to happen otherwise.
Offer bitstamp rate AND escrow OR you send first. Its not going to happen otherwise.
I've already had 10+ offers to buy the laptop for me. Some scammers, some serious. I have one legit offer for $1000 discount on the laptop.
But that is still $200 over my budget
And why would I buy at bitstamp rate when sellers offer 30% off Amazon gift codes? Right on this forum!Which buyers? I asked that question previously and it never got answered.
March 07, 2015, 11:08:16 AM
Dude lets be serious. Why would someone accept 9.5 bitcoins from you and shell out $3700 when he can get almost 13.5 at today's rate?
Offer bitstamp rate AND escrow OR you send first. Its not going to happen otherwise.
Offer bitstamp rate AND escrow OR you send first. Its not going to happen otherwise.
I've already had 10+ offers to buy the laptop for me. Some scammers, some serious. I have one legit offer for $1000 discount on the laptop.
But that is still $200 over my budget
And why would I buy at bitstamp rate when sellers offer 30% off Amazon gift codes? Right on this forum!Jump to: