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You are right. The screenshots don't prove anything. I have absolutely ran out of things that I can think of that can be a proof of legitimacy of these Netflix accounts. But, let me tell you, they aren't hacked, cracked, or anything. I created them. Let me ask you, if I would be able to give you a concrete proof, would you even buy one in the first place?
This seller seemed to be interested in the idea of escrows and making sure everyone was satisfied with what they were receiving, but then once it was all explained and I genuinely expressed my interest in being the first to purchase an account, leave a review and get a feel for the service they simply stopped responding to me. I see this quite often with scammers that are too lazy or disinterested to put forth any effort into their scam-attempts.
They want easy victims, without chatting with escrow or dealing with tough questions that are relevant to what they are selling. I'm not saying that OP is a scammer, but they have done very little to convince me otherwise; plus, stepping away from our conversation when I want to purchase what they're offering is suspicious as well.
They want easy victims, without chatting with escrow or dealing with tough questions that are relevant to what they are selling. I'm not saying that OP is a scammer, but they have done very little to convince me otherwise; plus, stepping away from our conversation when I want to purchase what they're offering is suspicious as well.
Can you offer an escrow deal? I would like to buy an accout but need some conformation that it will be not banned or go out of subcribtion.
Yes. I certainly would purchase these accounts if I were convinced they were not fraudulently obtained and breaking Netflix or Bitcointalk T.O.S. I would probably also require the escrow situation as mentioned above, but I only ever wrote within the thread because this is something that interests me. Long ago there used to be folks that simply wanted to share the Netflix bill, and since the default provides extra screens it seemed reasonable; these days it seems flooded with hacked accounts that are too shady to deal with.
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I realized I need more money because I want to buy a phone.
There is a lot wrong with that sentence, from an economic and customer's point of view. Making more money and raising prices are not the same thing, otherwise everything would cost a billion dollars. We all want more money, but you do not need money for a phone. Your customer's are not donors, therefore your desires being the reason for increasing your prices is the single most unattractive sales-pitch I have ever heard. "Pay more money, because I want more money" isn't going to cut it, at all.
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my domain is for personal use only. I don't have anyone registered in it but myself.
I have no way of knowing that beyond a reasonable doubt with what's been provided.
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And this is my Rogers bill.
There is no reason for me to believe this randomly produced bill is linked to you. I'm not accusing you of anything, but this doesn't convince me of your identity.
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I hope I have now convinced you that the accounts I'm selling are real.
"Real"?
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Regarding that escrow account thing, I'm interested in it. Could you please elaborate it more? Pardon me because I am new in this kind of stuff.
Escrows act as middlemen for transactions. They are an unbiased and reputable third party that provides security to those involved in a transaction.
More information of particular individuals can be found here : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/recommended-bitcointalk-escrow-services-2439910
Terms would be discussed with them, but I was suggesting something like your customer(s) sending their funds to the escrow until you've held up your end of the deal, at which point funds would be released to you.
I just noticed that your prices went from $25 for an account to $27. It seems weird that a lack of customers has encouraged you to increase the prices on your product; rather counter-intuitive, if you ask me. Are you willing to work with an escrow that will hold the funds until a sufficient amount of time has passed and reputation has been built?
Owning the domain that the emails are signed up under does not prove that the accounts are clean. You could be defrauding your own users. Also, confirmation emails mean very little if you have access to potentially another person's e-mail.
When you are bumping your thread, please delete the old bump; there is no reason for two of the exact same posts to be one right after another. It looks messy and unkempt.
Just to be clear, you are not willing to provide an escrow account for verification and validation purposes?
Owning the domain that the emails are signed up under does not prove that the accounts are clean. You could be defrauding your own users. Also, confirmation emails mean very little if you have access to potentially another person's e-mail.
When you are bumping your thread, please delete the old bump; there is no reason for two of the exact same posts to be one right after another. It looks messy and unkempt.
Just to be clear, you are not willing to provide an escrow account for verification and validation purposes?
Are you willing to give me a lifetime vouch account? Being a newbie, I am sure that there will be many people skeptical that you will simply sell as many accounts as possible and then disappear. If you are able to provide an accounts long-term to many people, give out a few vouch accounts then you will begin to build a solid reputation. I would suggest that you also allow for alternative plans, such as a 1-month, 6-month and 1-year plan. You claim "many many years", but you should be specific on what you will guarantee and replace.
How can we be sure that these accounts are not cracked/hacked?
How can we be sure that these accounts are not cracked/hacked?
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