I don't receive any offers yet. Idiot.

wtf? I'm buying account not selling idiot.

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Hi, I am currently buying bitcointalk accounts only Sr. Member and above please send me your offer @buyingbttaccount

We can do it with escrow if you wanted to. I take many account as I can as long as it looks good to me

I am not accepting accounts with:
- Active previous loan
- have a staked address
- Negative trust or feedback
- spammer
- Trash poster
- Inactive account (ex. last post was 2-3 years ago)

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*** All information including names, profiles, transaction ID's, Addresses, etc. will be kept strictly confidential.

This is now fulfilled. Thank you for the transaction and have a great day everyone.

I will now lock this thread.

It's alright with me however you have a trust ratings in you're account. Even though it's just a $5 how would you convince me to do a trade with you?

Good day everyone,

I just need to buy something on the internet however the site does not accept cryptocurrency and so I would like to ask for a small exchange in order to buy that file... Well it's just a little amount and anybody might just ignore me since all the transactions here needed a minimum amount of $50 but i am hoping for someone to deal with me with this small transaction.

Sincerely,
Arkicrypto

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NOTE: Please disregard my red trust it's just about buying a bitcointalk account but here's some of my previous currency exchange... the transactions are not that high but i just want to share it for some references if you're doubting:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4719223.msg42610125#msg42610125
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4634415.msg41881790#msg41881790
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4542732.msg40892361#msg40892361

23 - arkicrypto

Actually this is a good kind of discussion, well all of you've stated might be right the bounty hunters shouldn't need to submit a KYC documents it supposed to be for the investor of a certain project. Just to add to the solution, just remember that if you're not an investor you have the rights to claim your reward because you're just a promoter/worker of the project and they don't need to know your credibility as long as you do the task/job they've given to you.

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Most of the people here will say patience, discipline etc. well for me it's just the common things to learn here and that's the first thing a person will learn but for me the best thing I learned in the cryptos are the following.

• HODL didn't work most of the time, in some cases it's better to sell the tokens/cryptos you have rather than hold it for a long time
• Down market is not always bad, sometimes it's an opportunity to make an investment
• Learn how to cut loses and accept the fact that you lose
• Trading is a complicated thing
• There's no such thing as exact strategy that will work in trading cryptos
• Reading the candlestick gives me head ache

Well here are just some of the things I've learned in the cryptomarket

Yes maybe those users are just newbies to this forum and doesn't know how things works in bounties. That's how really works in the bounties most of the bounty hunters doesn't want to waste the opportunity to sell the tokens instead of holding it for long and it will be a no value tokens.

I agree that holding a token will make you rich... yes but maybe around 1-10% only.

Maybe some people are just waiting for it to drop more and when it's in really low price they're going to buy a lot of it and of course when a person buys a lot of tokens the price will increase and when the people see the price goes up they will buy and those users who bought at low price will increase.

Well if you're stocked and you want to get out there's only 2 way.

1. Accept that you lost and cut your loses by selling your coins for a few bucks.
2. Do the most effective way to recover... HODL.

Of course no doubt that it's all the bounty participants that caused the price dropping of a certain project, well I've been here in the forum for the couple of months and to observe the things... here's what I've found out.

1. Most of the bounty hunters have more than 1 accounts.
2. Once the project hits an exchange they will sell it immediately (They're afraid that their profits will go into waste if they hold the token for too long)

The fact that running a bounty campaign is one of the best thing in order to gain traffic from users of cryptos but one of the most risky way for a project because of the bounty hunters.

According to my observations from the past months the best way to promote an ICO and create a buzz is to give a high reward, for example running a contest or make something new. Not just promoting through bounty think of something creative that might bring a lot of traffics to your project.

And it should be posted here. Why? This forum are for cryptocurrency enthusiast and most people here are investors and users of the cryptocurrency.

ICO's are just abbreviation for the term "Initial Coin Offering" It means that someone offers investors some units of a new cryptocurrency or crypto-token in exchange against cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum. (c)blockgeeks

Are they scam?

No they're not, but most of them are scams. ICO's are just new projects which uses cryptocurrency to run let say a messenger project that requires token in order to send message as a load. (That's the simplest way i can explain it) But it depends on the project some of the ICO's uses token as utility and some are for security.

To avoid scams it's better to do a background check of the project, members and other informations. This thread that I've made might help you feel free to check: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3196383.msg33152916#msg33152916

KYC to receive bounty? Of course not. You don't need to give your personal information just to receive a bounty or to participate in an airdrop. First of all you should know what the KYC documents is all about.

KYC means "Know your customer" and if you're just going to be a bounty participants you shouldn't need this one since it's only for customers or in short for investors in order to know if they're really eligible to be an investors. A KYC is used to control money laundering and other fraud related users to be investors but if a project requires you to submit KYC to participate to bounty there's a high chance that it was a SCAM I'll guarantee it.

Don't waste your identity just for a few buckets. They can use your identity to do fraud, believe in me.

For you it might be your hobby and we can't do anything with that, but if you're going to ask me personally... Well for me it's not normal, since we're all here to work and earn tokens and other cryptocurrencies well for the fact that we value every second of our time and all the efforts we've done needed to be paid.

And if you're just doing that as a hobby maybe you're already rich enough to keep those tokens that may soon dump their prices. Well all I just want to say is that it's unnatural for a crypto hunters/users.

Well for me it does not make the market better... why? First think of it that most of the people will believe in that and in result people will going to buy cryptocurrencies and after that the market will rise (but just for a short time) and after that do you think they will believe again? Of course not.

Another thing do you think users will not going to result in that? even though there's a lot of idiots here in the forum (Not all) they know at least to do basic search through google and no one will buy immediately after announcing it because not all people are going to starbucks.

Maybe if the government or public transpo accepts bitcoin but it's not gonna happen.