Quote from: Welsh on February 14, 2022, 02:10:45 PM

Quote from: Bank/Exchange Accounts on February 12, 2022, 06:43:47 AM

You might want to take a look into rules again? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1785577.0
I dont see anywhere that I have to prove myself being legit before opening a sales thread here. Neither I see that I need for reputable user vouch for that.

Again there is a list with banned services provided by theymos https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173486.0
I am not advertising or selling those.

malevolent, is correct. You're providing accounts which require KYC, to be able to provide that you'll need to prove that they have been legitimately created, and not hacked. Now, I'm not sure a vouch from someone else who's reputable will be enough for it. I expect this would need to be explained in order to be accepted. Here's the quote from theymos which clears this up:

Quote from: theymos link=topic=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1785577.msg47113788#msg47113788

Accounts on sites that require KYC such as bank accounts, PayPal, etc. are assumed to be hacked unless you explain why they're not hacked.

Therefore, to be able to sell these accounts without a moderator taking action, you'll need to provide a compelling reason to why they aren't hacked, because by default they're assumed hacked. Let's face it, most accounts that require KYC to be opened, are either hacked or opened illegally, because how else would you be able to do it? Obviously, there might be some ways for certain services, but we aren't going to know that necessarily, unless you give an explanation.

That doesn't mean you can just claim they aren't stolen or opened via fraudulent documents. You ideally need to prove they aren't to be able to offer them to be given a exception against the rule.

As to who you go to about proving this, I expect theymos, or secondly one of the moderators of the invites, and accounts section, which one of them so happens to be malevolent.

I have already explained.
There is nothing that says I have to provide proofs.
Most accounts can be hacked or opened illegally, that does not mean they all are.

Quote from: Pmalek on February 14, 2022, 03:19:57 PM

Let's say I needed 2 or 3 Coinbase accounts that passed KYC, how many would you be able to sell me right now?
I would advice other members not to comment on this offer, I know exactly why I am asking it the way I did.

Not sure why did you ask that. Do you think I am somehow retarded?
The answer would be one obviously. I have already said many times that I am selling my own accounts and only one account of each can be sold.