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Re: [WTS] BTC for Western Union / MoneyGram : MtGox Last +2.5%
would you sell .225 BTC for anything that can be purchased online? I have a $30 prepaid card but it's in my name 
Sorry, that doesn't really work for me.
Selling $66.31 Guitar Center Giftcard for BTC eq. $50 USD (25% discount!)
I have a gift card for Guitar Center that has a value of $66.31 USD. I will sell this for the BTC equivalent of $50 USD. I received the gift card as a part of an insurance claim for a pair of headphones I purchased there. When I went to purchase a new pair of Shure headphones, the ones I wanted were less than the insurance payment. Since the only thing I ever buy at Guitar Center is headphones, I don't have a use for this $66.31.
The gift card can be used online and the balance can be checked online as well. I'm happy to send a screenshot of the balance of the card. When you purchase the card, I can either mail you the physical card (so you can use it in store) or I can send you the numbers from the card so you can use it immediately.
I'm happy to use escrow or meet in person if you're in the South Jersey / Philadelphia area. Other reasonable offers considered.
The gift card can be used online and the balance can be checked online as well. I'm happy to send a screenshot of the balance of the card. When you purchase the card, I can either mail you the physical card (so you can use it in store) or I can send you the numbers from the card so you can use it immediately.
I'm happy to use escrow or meet in person if you're in the South Jersey / Philadelphia area. Other reasonable offers considered.
PM sent. Willing to do cash via Western Union / MoneyGram as soon as you respond.
do escrow K And A traders Is a newbie.Absolutely. In fact, part of my PM says:
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If you want to do this, we will use escrow with John K.
I can't stress enough how important it is for people to use escrow, and also to make sure they verify the escrow and signature.
All I'm trying to do is help some people out but this has been one of the most unwelcoming communities I have ever been a part of. I left multiple options for anyone who didn't want to donate BTC. I would never use the misfortune of others to benefit myself. That is sickening. But so far around here everyone has nothing better to do than to slander my post. I understand there are a lot of scammers around this forum but some people out here still have a soul. If it were your all's community that was struggling to rebuild I would do the same to help you all out as well. I would like to thank everyone who has donated so far, your contributions will go a long way. And to those of you who have nothing better to do than to down and slander me I will pray for you. If you don't want to donate via BTC then feel free to call one of the numbers listed or visit one of the websites. That's why multiple options are available.
Thanks for helping. I appreciate your efforts.
You represent a Bitcoin centric company called Coingator and are encouraging this nonsense? How irresponsible.
[WTS] BTC for Western Union / MoneyGram : MtGox Last +2.5%
We are a startup that sells BTC for Western Union and MoneyGram. As we are getting things started, we are kicking things off with a very low rate of exchange. When you contact us, we will lock in a price for you that is the last MtGox price plus 2.5%. You pay the Western Union or MoneyGram fees. If you would like to use *escrow, you pay the escrow fee.
Please contact me via private message if you are interested.
*a quick note on escrow: we are working very hard to establish ourselves as being a trustworthy source for your BTC needs. Everyone is encouraged to use escrow in order to safeguard their transaction. You are not required to use escrow, of course, however you are required to send first.
Please contact me via private message if you are interested.
*a quick note on escrow: we are working very hard to establish ourselves as being a trustworthy source for your BTC needs. Everyone is encouraged to use escrow in order to safeguard their transaction. You are not required to use escrow, of course, however you are required to send first.
Re: What is the easiest way to sell bitcoin for USD on MTGOX without dwolla?
Dwolla was very nice to use to buy and sell on MTGOX. What is the easiest way to sell bitcoin now?
I think what you actually mean to ask is, what is the easiest way to obtain USD (cash) for BTC. Because the easiest way to sell Bitcoin now is to sell it. However, if your objective is you obtain USD for your BTC, that's a slightly different question. We would be happy to purchase your BTC for 5% under MtGox spot. We are also happy to use escrow. Western Union or Moneygram.
Everyone "transmits money" in the course of doing business. The "customer request" here is "give me my money." Gox is not sending money to other people at customer request. The customer has an account that they are either depositing into or withdrawing from.
It's understandable that people are upset. However, there are rules. Not only are there rules, but the rules are fairly clear. Not only are they fairly clear, they were further clarified a couple months ago.
There is no excuse for MtGox to not have registered with Fincen.
It doesn't settle anything, you still owe me the 5000CNC we agreed to or the 100LTC that I sent you returned.
A thief doesn't get to avoid jail because he pays for a happy meal after robbing someone.
A thief doesn't get to avoid jail because he pays for a happy meal after robbing someone.
You're pathetic.
How does that work? You scam me and I'm the pathetic one? I'm confused.
At least we can see your true colors.
Post your evidence or leave it be.
Re: Any Merchants Accepting Bitcoins in Non-Bitcoin Related Industry?
Is it really that risky?
Keep an app open that tells you when the price drops more than 6%... there is one called Bitcoin Paranoid.
Keep an app open that tells you when the price drops more than 6%... there is one called Bitcoin Paranoid.
Do you like sleep? I like sleep.
Re: Any Merchants Accepting Bitcoins in Non-Bitcoin Related Industry?
Bitcoins are dangerous to accept now because of how much the price fluctuates. However, I believe if more and more retailers were to accept it the price would become more stable. The best thing you can do right now is implement a system that sells all your bitcoins if they drop a certain amount, say 10%
Agree, with one exception. If he's looking to invest in BTC, selling his hot sauce for BTC is one way to go about it. In fact, he could implement a system where it would stop offering BTC as a payment method once he's reached his monthly BTC investment goal.
Re: Any Merchants Accepting Bitcoins in Non-Bitcoin Related Industry?
I found it. Throw his sig into Google.
HOT HOT HOT - The Original Hot Sauce Superstore Since 1994
They sell all kinds of hot sauce, not one particular kind.
HOT HOT HOT - The Original Hot Sauce Superstore Since 1994
They sell all kinds of hot sauce, not one particular kind.
Re: Any Merchants Accepting Bitcoins in Non-Bitcoin Related Industry?
The rapid fluctuations in the price of BTC make it difficult for retail operations such as yourself. One way to think about it is to ask yourself: are you willing to go to sleep each night with your revenue in BTC? How would you react to waking up and being down 10%, 20%, 50%? Would you be able to implement a stop loss system to minimize your losses? Would you cash out at the end of each day to minimize losses?
I'm also posting to find out what your hot sauce company is. I'd love to buy some. Could you compare it to something I may be familiar with?
I'm also posting to find out what your hot sauce company is. I'd love to buy some. Could you compare it to something I may be familiar with?