Topic: WTS BTC Citibank/Bank of America/Wells Fargo/OKPAY - page 2. (Read 7571 times)

I personally hold 0 BTC. Could care less if it become worthless tomorrow.

The way market work, seller will only sell what they have to the highest bidder.

My handler on this forum is called arbitrage001, people who are in the business of brokerage know what I do seeing my name alone.



 

I disagree... but I' respect your opinion as it helps you understand and use BTC effectively in your circles. Btc, like anything is only worth what the person who wants it is willing to pay. I prefer not to rely on a faceless entity of speculation and pack mentality trends to dictate to me what I value. BTC gives the individual the opportunity to create their own value and wealth with out being 'told' by an authority or regulator ...'NO THIS IS THE PRICE...BECAUSE I SAY SO!!!' Take for instance Fiat... worthless paper or very common metals with printed symbols of previous governing institutions demanding that you beileve that 0.04c worth of paper and ink is worth $100... and when the current institution runs out of it ... They just print more??! debasing it's true value even more. Wheres the value in that?  Its in the perception of the users and the laws that regulate it. Not the coin it self. BTC only has value to me at $100 or below... As a lot of the sellers were mining BTC last year on GPU's when BTC was at $3.00... These people cannot say that BTC is valued at $100 unless they have a buyer who will pay that, currently they do... but as we have seen very recently BTC is volatile and not tied to any one circumstance or resource but rather the sentiment of the group of users that trade it. If BTC can be worth $240 to one person in Cypress and only $70 24hrs later to me in Australia then I can say its up to the people involved and what they truly value to set the price for themselves. In fact today you can buy BTC for $65 USD on Weexchange... pity I don't have USD... All good mate. If its worth $120 to you then thats what its worth... You may think completely different though in several days or months if the price drops and would be glad to take my offer... It's all relative. Thanks for the offer though, If it was my own money... No probs , But as its a investment fund that belongs to a security on a exchange I have a certain volume and capacity target to meet so as not to erode their value directly. All good I'll stumble on some old school miner or trader who bought in at 0.30c and has thousands...

Goodluck buddy.

Hard to do cross country trade, especially if you are offering price below even btc-e at the moment.

I don't make the rules how the market work, price is the way it is for a reason.

I saw 7% Discount and 'you would pay the fee' .... Not real attractive anymore... I need a min of 50 coins and am only prepared to pay 100 each max... Don't care what the market says, can't trust its prices with insolvency rumours and gox's inflationary price to market manipulator policy.

Its only worth $100AUD/BTC to me... I'll keep hunting for the right trade as this is a regular amount we'll be doing weekly in a month or so soon and a heap more at times. If I need to push some through I'll let you know...

Cheers for trying though buddy.

Loufie
Partner - Triple B Mining

Ok... you still up?... PM me or better yet email me addy on my profile... cheers

Wire is cheaper for international trade since it is fixed cost. I think citibank charge 3% for foreign exchange rate.

I can do 5k deal if you are willing to send first. Or you can use johnk for escrow if you pay his 1.5% fee.

Hey guys...

I need 50-55 BTC ASAP!!! TODAY IF possible! Citibank deposit I think is doable here in Australia. Willing to do it in increments to help the trust and get it going. Having all sorts of issues with hold outs and coin hoarders hoping for another big upswing... GUYS THE MORE PEOPLE HOLD THE QUICKER THE PRICE WILL FADE>>>> People will get jack of paying top dollar for stingy amounts and move on to LTC or worse FIAT!!! OMG!!!! lol
Seriously though... I own and operate a security on LTC GLOBAL which I've been paying weekly divs from since OCT 2012. I pay my investors almost half of everything and then put an actual half back into redevelopment of equipment. I have a large purchase to make that wasn't scheduled and is extra after being scammed with a 2nd hand Batch 2 avalon and non delivery of batch 3 and having to make this next ASIC up out of my own FIAT reserves.

I got $5000 grand in cash in my hands as I type...  whoops now $4990 just dropped $10 bucks.... see it doesn't like me so someone please take my Fiat and I'll cash you out for your coin ASAP.

Cheers 

Loufie
GM of Triple B Mining

Sold 4 BTC to GreenLamp (https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/greenlamp-50729).

He sent first.

True, but in many cases holding a bag full of bitcoins is better than holding an empty bag.

In the end everyone has to do their own risk/cost analysis and decide for themselves.

Problem with escrow is people are generally busy. Price can go down a lot in the mean time with the seller holding the bag.

Wallet address is pretty useless.  He can just generate a new address.

It is important to use escrow in a situation where someone does has not already established themselves as trustworthy.

John K., Graet, and KingOfSports are all trusted escrow holders.  I'm generally willing to hold escrow as well (see the escrow link in my signature).

Notice (2013-10-09): KingOfSports behavior has recently changed. Due to recent events I would no longer trust him with any amount at all.

Ahh man.

Got scammed by Van3cespencer7 (https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/van3cespencer7-54199).

Guess some people are truly desperate if they are willing to do immoral acts for 2 BTC.


Anyone know know what retaliation I can do having his wallet address? Do all wallet agent keep track of identity of the user?

Bought bitcoins from arbitrage001.  He sent first. No issues great transaction. Will do business again in the future.

Did more trade today with DannyHamilton and axorb.

Send pm for price quote, I will give you reasonable price and certainly lower than Mtgox.

I can only take Citibank client to client transfer or cash deposit and no longer accept Dwolla.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=97101

Sold 1 BTC to axorb without escrow.



Still selling bitcoin at Mtgox price - 7% discount.


I only accept Citibank client to client transfer or dwolla.

Needed the bitcoins in the next 2 hours.  I'll find another seller.  Thanks.

I don't have enough for 15 right now.

We can do it tomorrow around this time using john k escrow service.

Can you do 15 bitcoins?

I'm a well established and reputable member of this forum, so if you'll send first that would be great.

Otherwise, are there any escrow holders online right now that you trust?

How many BTC you want and how do you want to do it?

If you'll consider cash deposit into your Citibank account, I'd be interested in purchasing.