Topic: Rules to avoid being scammed - page 4. (Read 5928 times)
The new trust system didn't change these rules. Ratings and positive comments will create a more accessible reputation.
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Very good info, thanks.
Great tutorial thanks.
Take this in account, might save you money.
Thank you.
Thank you. I take theses advices seriously.
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You are welcome all.
BUMP for good advice. Thank you Trading!
Very good advice indeed. Don't trust any random internet guy just because they got 800 posts or so - unless it's me 
Great advice - thanks!
Yes, and I am a French Model, because I said so on the Internet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=rmx4twCK3_I#t=11s
Common sense ain't so common on the Internet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=rmx4twCK3_I#t=11s
Common sense ain't so common on the Internet.
Take this in account, might save you money
I'd prefer small amount of coins on each transaction regardless of the reputation of the person i'd trade with. I know "small" is relative but for me it's less than 0.25 BTC
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Bumps will be certainly appreciated by newbies and might save them from a scam.
Thanks for this tread
Thanks,it's helpful!
A honest person shouldn't say that he is honest. That is a judgment to be made by others. But it's impossible to make any judgment about his honesty based only on that. If he doesn't have a very good reputation, use bitmit or btcrow or send only very small tranches, waiting each time for his payment. Never send all in one, two or even three tranches even if he has some reputation. If he doesn't accept that, forget about the trade. Better loose an apparently profitable deal than all the capital you invested on the deal.
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