right.

my sig. update too! nice job! DEV!

GREAT  I AM IN

I found this nice coin when looking around. I love it as it's friendly for senior BTT member. Luckily, I'm one of them.
Yup, I promise I will be as active as I can to promote this coin including voting.. if having a stake.

I post my wallet here with my BTT name :
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9028-communitycoin-comm-information/?p=78958

Yeah. I had a good lul at that as well.


Not really.

Anyways. Just thought I'd drop by and let you guys know that my good fortune continues. Fun fun fun. Long live BTC!

Made over $46,000 so far. How I missed out on opportunities like this for so long is just hilarious.

Obtaining BTC has changed the way I look at business. Special thanks go to the insular community - make a "good name", pull a few jobs, repeat. God, I love you people.

Nah. I didn't even watch the thread. XD

Mean people. Somad.

I'm not on the list. D:

Of course not! I'm as legit as they come.

I'm actually interested in this situation. I'm especially curious to see if any legal avenues against Lemon turn out better than the ones against me. XD

Within 24 hours I was e-mailed asking for more ID verification. I sent in a copy of my ID, copy of my credit card, etc. Pretty standard stuff. My account was up and running within a few days.

Sometimes it takes a while for people to catch on. Not everyone wants to read scammer threads before every transaction to make sure no one is putting a hex on their transaction partner. And what about the poor "First" guy? He has no defense! You can't do anything to stop getting ripped off if the person has never done it before!

..Ohwaitescrow,

This.

Also, I really have to wonder why you would EVER send BTC first. Unless it's someone heavy who brushes his teeth with BTC, it's just not intelligent to send a one-way good to someone you don't know.

Poor guy. Has a "heart attack" and people stalk him. That's messed up.

BTW Lemon - I have an amazing investment opportunity, if you're interested. You seem to have a few spare BTC laying around.

I've already moved across the country. And I don't "need to shut up". That sounds borderline facist.

On topic - My point was simply that there is a difference between a "selective scammer" (someone that hits you because he can with no real consequences) and a "runner".

A selective scammer will hit 1/10, 1/20, or that sweet bulk amount out of 50 legitimate transactions. The world could worship a selective scammer for their legit reputation and honesty, while two or three people cry foul. They are extremely hard to detect, even harder to catch, and impossible to stop, as the human attitude towards business transactions is usually "Well -I- didn't have a problem...". If you've dealt with a person for $50 amounts, and the rest of the people vouching for him have dealt in $50 amounts, do not be the first to deal in $200 amounts. That's the best advice I can give.

A runner simply waits until the "pot" is big enough (enough trust has been built, transactions performed) and then hits as many people as he/she can in one swoop. They are difficult to detect, easy to catch, and difficult to stop.

A tell-tale sign of runner behavior might be a "great deal", or someone who is only offering large sums of something. Or if they suddenly stop accepting escrow. But that cold and sick feeling in your stomach when the PMs go quiet means you've just been hit.

A selective scammer can be exposed with this kind of thread. A runner is ready to go down in flames (and with your money) and does not care about these kinds of threads. That's what I'm saying.

Never. Ever. Ever. Ever. Ever deal outside of escrow. Just don't do it. Wait your 1-3 days for John K (or less than that) and escrow properly.

I'm behaving nowadays, but thanks for the plug.

Actually just loaded up my ticker for the first time in a long while - was shocked to see the price drop. Headed over to OTC and did some business. Great time to buy.

He cut and run. I don't see what's so special about this. If I read this shredded English properly, he had successful transactions, then cut and run. Pretty par for the course as far as things go.

Yeah, BTCQuick is ace. Professional customer service, and all around really legit. I had some complaints with the speed of things when I first made an account, but that was my fault - I hadn't noticed (or expected) the staff to e-mail me requesting more proof of ID.

Once that got ironed out - whew boy. Yeah, they hit you with fees, but if you aren't a penny-pincher, it's definitely an accessible way to get some BTC.

He did mention escrow. Sounds more scared than scammy.

Right.


After the BigBitz plundering of my BTC, I'm never trading with my identity with you folks again. You can't be trusted - oh, the irony.

So you've done the exact same thing you've been doing from the beginning of this saga. You've taken things that I've said and turn them around to make it seem like you've discovered some piece of a puzzle.

I'm the one that said (MANY, MANY TIMES) that multiple people live at my residence.

I've got a better proposal.

Send me 34 BTC.



Profit.


Garrott*


You're irrelevant. Enjoy the sensation.