Quote from: Vod on January 09, 2016, 09:28:49 PM

Quote from: Quickseller on January 09, 2016, 08:50:23 PM

Quote from: Vod on January 09, 2016, 03:56:41 PM

Unsure? Ask him if he will escrow. The answer will be no, and he will make up some excuse as to why not.

Quote from: bobobobobo on December 31, 2015, 06:29:47 PM

escrow :yes

The last time the OP was edited was 4 minutes before you posted. I am not sure why you think he would not accept escrow.

It obviously took me 5 minutes to make the post. Wink

It wouldn't be the first time a scammer talked someone out of escrow via private messaging, would it?

Seriously QS, you seem to get easily confused when dealing with me. Something to work on, I suppose!

I don't think your previous post was one that would take >5 minutes to write, but since I do not have evidence that contradicts your statement, I will have to give you the benefit of the doubt. If evidence were to be discovered that you did in fact spend less then 5 minutes to create your post then it would certainly make you look bad.

The OP claims that the only thing he changed/edited in the OP is the price, and not the fact that he is accepting escrow, plus his previous thread said that he was accepting escrow, so I think it would probably be reasonable to say that him accepting escrow was in this thread when you first read it.

Sure scammers have publicly said they are accepting escrow and then try to get a buyer to send btc to them directly, however I have not seen any evidence of this case, and I don't think the fact that the OP is a newbie is evidence of this. This could potentially happen on any account that is new and trying to conduct business.

I think this is probably a good example of when you should remove your negative trust and apologize to the OP for being wrong.

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Seriously QS, you seem to get easily confused when dealing with me. Something to work on, I suppose!

I am not sure what you mean buy this, but okay I guess