Quote from: nutildah on Today at 06:38:51 AM

If it's a PayPal transaction and you don't honor your side of the agreement, he can just do a chargeback and keep the money.

Excuse me, maybe you were wrong reading, I said: "his BTC exchange with my PayPal". Either way, in this case, I have the advantage, you know. But he still sent it in advance, which is why I'm surprised. Your analysis is only correct when I have BTC and he has PayPal, but not.

Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 07:06:17 AM

In terms of your purchased account, if you're fighting to be treated fairly, what's stopping you from creating a new standalone account?

I don't think I should throw away some of the money i used to buy this account, then start over with a brand new account and no one knows will me, what do you think about it?

Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 07:06:17 AM

Another point also takes place. Have you heard of dirty bitcoins?

I used to argue that dirty Bitcoin not exists, because Bitcoin always gives its users anonymity. But in this case, I guess you are talking about BTC from an illegal source, like hacking or stealing?

Quote from: BitcoinGirl.Club on Today at 07:54:47 PM

Yes, those sats in the signature are okay but I do not think this sats are enough for a good dinner for one evening.

I think it would be more difficult if I were to trade with a brand new account, who would trust a newbie? With your comments, I create a new account, and then reference it to this account. So, what does it mean to do this, people still know who I am, still see that I have a negative trust due to buy an account, what is the real meaning of creating a new account?

I believe you guys are giving my opinion to help me, but honestly, having a public alt account is only useful for people already trusted or recognized, if I create an alt account and say I'm ChuckBuck. Everything hasn't changed. Any other advices are always welcome!