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Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 03, 2015, 09:30:38 PM

Quote from: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 06:50:55 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 06:31:09 PM

Quote from: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 05:59:03 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 05:36:08 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:22:18 PM

That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.

No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:

What is the last password you remember
When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
When did you create the account
What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
What is the first recovery email address you remember
What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?

Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.

You have 1 trusted feedback from using an escrow, this really means very little. ACCTseller's feedback is actually more trustworthy than yours.

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Quote from: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 06:50:55 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 06:31:09 PM

Quote from: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 05:59:03 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 05:36:08 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:22:18 PM

That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.

No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:

What is the last password you remember
When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
When did you create the account
What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
What is the first recovery email address you remember
What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?

Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

2 can play your fraud accusing game.Remember you are being accused not me.I have trust feedbacks from real trusted people you don't.My account is my not bought.If you know so much about my so called plan than how do you know about it if you haven't been involved Wink

If hackers were so stupid these days to not change the security questions than we wouldn't have people like you barking about it here.

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Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 06:31:09 PM

Quote from: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 05:59:03 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 05:36:08 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:22:18 PM

That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.

No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:

What is the last password you remember
When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
When did you create the account
What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
What is the first recovery email address you remember
What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?

Even with all of that you can still use social engineering to regain access to the account. Just because you have 2FA enabled does not mean that whatever service you have 2fa enabled with will not let you in your account without giving a 2FA code.

What do you think happens when a gmail account gets hacked and then the hacker enables 2FA? The real owner answers the above questions to have gmail restore access to their account.

Regardless, it is much more safe to use an email with the domain bitcointalk.org, since bitcointalk doesn't offer email services it would be impossible to reset your password via email.

I am accusing you of fraud because I can see right through your plan

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Quote from: ACCTseller on January 02, 2015, 05:59:03 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 05:36:08 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:22:18 PM

That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.

No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:

What is the last password you remember
When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
When did you create the account
What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
What is the first recovery email address you remember
What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

So now you are accusing me of fraud when I haven't even sold to you.No one here has accused me so your accusations have no base at all.

Just to remind you,YOU CAN SET CUSTOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN EVERY EMAIL ACCOUNT.RING A BELL?

Oh wait,YOU CAN EVEN SET 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION AS WELL AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE CELL PHONE NUMBER TOO.Now are you going to say I can magically hack into phones too?

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Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 05:36:08 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:22:18 PM

That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.

No, you do not. Even without a secondary email and changing the password reset questions it is still possible to recover an email address, which means if the email is left attached to the bitcointalk account it can be hacked. For example the questions you need to answer to try to recover a gmail account are as follows:

What is the last password you remember
When was the last time you were able to sign into your account
When did you create the account
What are up to 5 email addresses that you frequently contacted
What are up to 4 folder labels that you made
What is the first recovery email address you remember
What are up to 4 other google products that you use and when did you sign up for them

As you can see these are all questions that you would know the answers to. Not only that but it is unlikely that the person you sell the account to will use such email address very often so they will probably not notice that it gets hacked until their bitcointalk account is hacked. You are clearly trying to sell accounts to people with the hope that you can later hack them

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Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:22:18 PM

That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

Well it's true if you consider to the slightest.But I am sure I give more security than other sellers.

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That's irrelevant to anything I said. Accounts can be recovered regardless of how safe you think you're making them.

thefalleng2

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Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 05:15:41 PM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 04:58:28 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 09:43:43 AM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 09:01:12 AM

Quote from: zedicus on December 05, 2014, 07:59:54 PM

Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-quickseller-acctseller-sold-me-a-hacked-account-884261

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

Oh no you have it all wrong.I use escrow on my deals.And I let the buyer change every single detail including questions,answers and passwords.So actually there is no chance of fraud in my accounts.

No I don't have it wrong, you do. You claimed there's no chance of fraud because you give them the email and that is wrong and also gives them a false sense of security. Regardless of them changing all the details an account can still be recovered by signing an address associated to that account even after all those things have been changed, so there is still a chance of fraud on your part or even potentially the escrow used.

I didn't put any secondary email address on those email accounts.So no chance.

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Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 04:58:28 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 09:43:43 AM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 09:01:12 AM

Quote from: zedicus on December 05, 2014, 07:59:54 PM

Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-quickseller-acctseller-sold-me-a-hacked-account-884261

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

Oh no you have it all wrong.I use escrow on my deals.And I let the buyer change every single detail including questions,answers and passwords.So actually there is no chance of fraud in my accounts.

No I don't have it wrong, you do. You claimed there's no chance of fraud because you give them the email and that is wrong and also gives them a false sense of security. Regardless of them changing all the details an account can still be recovered by signing an address associated to that account even after all those things have been changed, so there is still a chance of fraud on your part or even potentially the escrow used.

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Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 09:43:43 AM

Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 09:01:12 AM

Quote from: zedicus on December 05, 2014, 07:59:54 PM

Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-quickseller-acctseller-sold-me-a-hacked-account-884261

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

Oh no you have it all wrong.I use escrow on my deals.And I let the buyer change every single detail including questions,answers and passwords.So actually there is no chance of fraud in my accounts.

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Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 09:01:12 AM

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

that is going to make them less secure. If you keep the email associated with an account you buy then you risk that the email will get hacked which makes it easy to hack the forum account.

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Quote from: thefalleng2 on January 02, 2015, 09:01:12 AM

Quote from: zedicus on December 05, 2014, 07:59:54 PM

Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-quickseller-acctseller-sold-me-a-hacked-account-884261

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

That doesn't secure them very much. In fact, it could make them less secure if they don't change the email (you could gain access to the original email via secret questions or whatnot). Accounts here can still be recovered by the admins etc as well.

thefalleng2

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Quote from: zedicus on December 05, 2014, 07:59:54 PM

Be careful, ACCTseller and Quickseller are the same person. They sell disputed/ hacked accounts and then take no responsibility afterwards. You cannot participate in signature campaigns with negative rep.

THERE IS NO ROI. I have now lost 1.1 BTC to this fraud.

A SCAM thread has been opened: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-quickseller-acctseller-sold-me-a-hacked-account-884261

If you want genuine accounts with chance of 0 fraud than pm me.I sell accounts with the email account associated with it.So you have everything to yourself.Nothing to worry.

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Quote from: bachelor on December 29, 2014, 08:47:32 AM

how to apply for signature campaign? may I know full procedure? in which sign campaign newbies can apply???

there is a link at the bottom of the first post in this thread. The thread that link directs to has a table with how much you can potentially earn from signature advertising. Generally speaking newbies make very little money. If you are a newbie it makes sense to purchase an account for signature advertising as you will end up earning much more btc

I sent you a pm

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how to apply for signature campaign? may I know full procedure? in which sign campaign newbies can apply???

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Quote from: AwesomeTRADER on December 25, 2014, 02:07:44 AM

Ill buy a new bie account for 0.015 BTC if youre okay with it

I will send you a PM

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Ill buy a new bie account for 0.015 BTC if youre okay with it

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Quote from: goozman96 on December 07, 2014, 06:07:47 PM

Are you selling accounts that you've made yourself or did you buy these accounts from others and are reselling them?

I will send you a PM.

To answer your question, the majority of my accounts have been created myself, however a percentage of them have been purchased, and owned by me for some time prior to me putting them up for sale. My accounts have made quality posts by myself and have neutral/positive trust.

As of now however I am not buying accounts.

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Are you selling accounts that you've made yourself or did you buy these accounts from others and are reselling them?

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Quote from: WaffleMaster on December 05, 2014, 08:12:17 PM

I hate dramma

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