Removed the one I had posted. Sorry about that, the information get lost in a wrath of posts.

You need a bit of Linux command line experience to accomplish this, and on Windows/mac (not used it in years) you may need to install extra utilities.

*Rent (paying monthly) for a dedicated server. Like these French ones.
*Set up OpenVPN (Google 'OpenVPN linux tutorial')
*Use a VPN client on your PC/phone/etc which then routes all of your traffic to the server, and from there it goes out 'to the internet'

A reputable business? Please, shut the fuck up.

You're doing nothing other than making it easier for scammers to gain victims.

For a small extra per month, you could rent out an offshore dedicated server and install OpenVPN, or the like.
At least that will give you the extra protection knowing that you are in full control of the server and there is less risk of the provider monitoring/logging what you are doing.

Received my order today, took around 6 days to the UK. Thanks cyberkiller.

Just though I'd let those who are interested know that FeralHosting are now accepting Bitcoin payments again.

I used this company about 2 years ago and they are quite something.

Got my tracking number for my order, it was in my spam folder for what ever reason.


My shipping to the UK was roughly $12, which seems quite cheap, so if it came to any more let me know and I'll quite happily send you the rest.

They are not the same IP, however the both come from India: one a residential and one a wireless/mobile. First two people I've come across on here who are from India, and both in the same thread. Also, ssbtoday claims his location is USA (profile).

These look nice, half tempted to get one for myself 

Edit: All sorted now.

I'm in need of 0.3BTC loan for approximately 1 hour to put towards funding my Namecheap account so I can renew my hosting (it could wait the hour, but I am rather impatient & would rather not risk my hosting being suspended temporarily as it expires very shortly).

I left my laptop bag which contained a USB stick needed to access my cold storage funds in my brothers car, he is at work and will be back shortly.

I have done a few trades with users on here (listed here), they all have my personal information (name, full address, banking information), and as of a few hours ago I have 11BTC on loan to Projects.
My Bitcoin related website is in my sig, and if required I can PM you my verified localbitcoins and BitMit account which have had trades in excess of 100BTC.

Hopefully that is enough to show I have no bad intentions. If there is more I can do, please let me know.

If you are able to help, please reply below.
Thanks.

When they are offered so cheap and, in a recent BBC report, these headphones are now the number one most common counterfeited item, it's only right to be cautious.

If you're willing to ship internationally (UK tracked delivery) & get an escrow all set up and ready I'll go for it (I'll pay fees). Or, if you are willing to ship first and I'll pay upon receipt of the items, I'll pay the full amount you were originally asking for, and of course the shipping and handling fees.

I've done numerous trades with users on here who have my full personal information (name, address, bank account number), one of whom being Projects, who is probably the most respected trader here, and I currently have a 11BTC ($1,346) on loan to him.
They are listed on my trust page whom I have sent feedback to: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=70404, I can also PM you my verified BitMit and localbitcoins profile information which have over 50+ combined trades for over 100BTC; I'm certainly not in the business of earning a scammer tag for a pair of headphones.

Wow, what a dumb ass to pull of a scam and use his educational email address.

If that is indeed his, which I'd suspect it is if he receiving funds from PayPal, contact his college:  College of Mount St. Joseph

I doubt the college admin and IT technicians will be happy about him using their services (email & perhaps internet/computers) to commit fraud.
They'll no doubt have full access to his email account along with backups of any deleted emails.

Carney, Tim (Director and Chief of Campus Police) - tim_carney@mail.msj.edu
Montag, Vicki (Student Administrative Services) - vicki_montag@mail.msj.edu

Or fill out the contact form: http://msj.edu/contact/contact-us/contact-form/

I think I'll pass for now. It's hard to tell the authenticity of them without the box.

If BigBitz grabs some and all goes well I might take a pair, even with the higher price.

Make sure you use escrow. OPs account has laid dormant for more than 8 months and now pops up with a sell.
Could be a hacked/sold forum account or just a straight scam.

Edit: OP has defaulted on a loan: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105711.msg1166230#msg1166230
Whilst requesting a loan he/she was PM'ing users trying to sell BTC.

One to avoid I'd say.

It makes you the scammer for either committing the scams yourself or selling to those whos only wish is to do so.

But, I would love to hear your excuse as to why you actually want to buy these accounts?

No.

Err the scams will come in time when these accounts randomly ask for loans, sells etc.

http://www.grasshillalpacas.com/alpacaproductsforbitcoinoffer.html ?

Because I don't like the government SPYING on me and collecting taxes from my scams. FTFY.

So then why are you using Tor?

I might try this out to see if they aren't the common chinese rip offs