Topic: Signature space - Staff - Legendary member - 6100+ posts - around 50 posts/month (Read 2438 times)
June 29, 2016, 09:33:58 PM
Bump. Less than 24 hours left in the auction!
June 26, 2016, 10:50:08 AM
In terms of irony, I'd say it's much more ironic that you are preaching about me not having constructive posts as a moderator (I'd disagree since these threads are used to inform users of whatever rule they broke and are a small fraction of the total posts moved), while looking to buy an established account (without notifying those who might've trusted the user or left positive trust) with "constructive" posts made by someone else so you could participate in a signature campaign:
I need a senior acc with excellent quality posts enrolled in Bitmixer signature campaign.
Account trade will be done only through escrow in a secret manner. Also escrow will verify if your account is already in the campaign or not and if your acc got any neutral trust from dt members about its previous sale.
Account trade will be done only through escrow in a secret manner. Also escrow will verify if your account is already in the campaign or not and if your acc got any neutral trust from dt members about its previous sale.
Both of us are here to earn some extra pocket money isn't it?
And you should already be knowing the difficulties faced by newbies as I was quite unfortunate to come here very late. Moreover I am not buying that account for trading purpose. I will conclude every deals from my own account. That account is only to be used to earn some extra money which you are also doing from your own account. (because it is designated as staff) June 26, 2016, 04:56:57 AM
I wonder how you (being a non qualitative poster) are getting bids like 0.08BTC when several quality posters are struggling themselves to get a spot into a signature campaign?
Almost 95% of your 6100+ posts are about moderation:
Nobody barely notices these kind of posts let alone be your very short signature space.
The actual irony is that you are a moderator with no constructive post history!
Those posters are completely free to open their own auction. In regards to the posts, not 95% of all posts, but yes, the majority of recent (public, non staff board, not counting the PMs I respond requesting some sort of assistance of which there is a sizeable number) ones are posts signifying why I moderated something. All users are free to look at my post history (easily accessible from my profile) before placing bids and decide if it's worth their money. In regards to people not noticing, I can assure you that occasionally enough people notice that multiple users decide to PM regarding a single topic. Almost 95% of your 6100+ posts are about moderation:
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Nobody barely notices these kind of posts let alone be your very short signature space.
The actual irony is that you are a moderator with no constructive post history!
In terms of irony, I'd say it's much more ironic that you are preaching about me not having constructive posts as a moderator (I'd disagree since these threads are used to inform users of whatever rule they broke and are a small fraction of the total posts moved), while looking to buy an established account (without notifying those who might've trusted the user or left positive trust) with "constructive" posts made by someone else so you could participate in a signature campaign:
I need a senior acc with excellent quality posts enrolled in Bitmixer signature campaign.
Account trade will be done only through escrow in a secret manner. Also escrow will verify if your account is already in the campaign or not and if your acc got any neutral trust from dt members about its previous sale.
Account trade will be done only through escrow in a secret manner. Also escrow will verify if your account is already in the campaign or not and if your acc got any neutral trust from dt members about its previous sale.
June 25, 2016, 04:22:31 PM
I wonder how you (being a non qualitative poster) are getting bids like 0.08BTC when several quality posters are struggling themselves to get a spot into a signature campaign?
Almost 95% of your 6100+ posts are about moderation:
Nobody barely notices these kind of posts let alone be your very short signature space.
The actual irony is that you are a moderator with no constructive post history!
Almost 95% of your 6100+ posts are about moderation:
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Nobody barely notices these kind of posts let alone be your very short signature space.
The actual irony is that you are a moderator with no constructive post history!
June 25, 2016, 03:29:17 PM
.08BTC
June 12, 2016, 02:40:48 AM
Lol the address is out of funds. Newbie
0.08 BTC
is inactive (invalid if someone decides to bid that amount or higher).
If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure
I'd prefer if you do so in this thread, considering that the last newbie bidder didn't really respond when contacted.in the future maybe the best would be to provide btc-address at the begin of those auctions and a general rule so any bidding newbie has to either deposit the bidding amount or a non-refundable fraction of the bid OR to bid in form of a signed message which proofs he/she owns enough to pay in case of winning. I already missed auctions in the past because of newbies pushing prices high without serious intentions. just my 2 bits.
Please, provide the rules for this auction, because I've realized the relationships to the newbies here
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I have the right to reject bids or advertisements. You can offer a different one of course.
June 11, 2016, 09:46:41 PM
Lol the address is out of funds. Newbie
0.08 BTC
is inactive (invalid if someone decides to bid that amount or higher).
If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure
I'd prefer if you do so in this thread, considering that the last newbie bidder didn't really respond when contacted.in the future maybe the best would be to provide btc-address at the begin of those auctions and a general rule so any bidding newbie has to either deposit the bidding amount or a non-refundable fraction of the bid OR to bid in form of a signed message which proofs he/she owns enough to pay in case of winning. I already missed auctions in the past because of newbies pushing prices high without serious intentions. just my 2 bits.
Please, provide the rules for this auction, because I've realized the relationships to the newbies here
June 11, 2016, 08:59:10 PM
Lol, guys, you are just kidding it was about 0.2 Btc there when I posted it, now when the bitcoin breaks 600s it was fair decision to sell some, so I've moved it to the exchange. You was asking for the confirmation about having btcs, I showed it. You was not talking about keeping them all the time. Right?
I don't think you are bidding seriously at all. I have sent you a message regarding the auction that you've won and I contact you so we can make a deal but you are not responding to my message. June 11, 2016, 08:34:45 PM
Lol, guys, you are just kidding it was about 0.2 Btc there when I posted it, now when the bitcoin breaks 600s it was fair decision to sell some, so I've moved it to the exchange. You was asking for the confirmation about having btcs, I showed it. You was not talking about keeping them all the time. Right?
June 11, 2016, 11:16:45 AM
Lol the address is out of funds. Newbie
0.08 BTC
is inactive (invalid if someone decides to bid that amount or higher).
If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure
I'd prefer if you do so in this thread, considering that the last newbie bidder didn't really respond when contacted.in the future maybe the best would be to provide btc-address at the begin of those auctions and a general rule so any bidding newbie has to either deposit the bidding amount or a non-refundable fraction of the bid OR to bid in form of a signed message which proofs he/she owns enough to pay in case of winning. I already missed auctions in the past because of newbies pushing prices high without serious intentions. just my 2 bits.
June 11, 2016, 10:55:40 AM
Lol the address is out of funds. Newbie
June 11, 2016, 05:56:02 AM
June 11, 2016, 05:50:51 AM
If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure
I'd prefer if you do so in this thread, considering that the last newbie bidder didn't really respond when contacted.in the future maybe the best would be to provide btc-address at the begin of those auctions and a general rule so any bidding newbie has to either deposit the bidding amount or a non-refundable fraction of the bid OR to bid in form of a signed message which proofs he/she owns enough to pay in case of winning. I already missed auctions in the past because of newbies pushing prices high without serious intentions. just my 2 bits.
June 10, 2016, 09:11:31 PM
If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure
I'd prefer if you do so in this thread, considering that the last newbie bidder didn't really respond when contacted. June 10, 2016, 07:05:08 AM
If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure
June 10, 2016, 05:11:47 AM
0.08 BTC
Are you serious ? Or this was just for fun ?
Will you please provide a signed message to prove you really have bitcoin to pay
June 10, 2016, 04:08:12 AM
0.08 BTC
June 10, 2016, 03:48:13 AM
0.07 BTC
June 09, 2016, 11:12:14 PM
0.06 BTC
June 06, 2016, 05:27:26 PM
0.05 BTC
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