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<p>[QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1658272, member: 41665"]I agree it's fair & prudent to wonder about online site purchasing. Scams DO exist, certainly. <i>Caveat emptor. </i>But at what point does Caution actually slip into Paranoia, become totally irrational? </p><p>When it's wildly inconsistent, divorced from common-sense, wrong-headed kooky... right?</p><p><br /></p><p>Consider the fact that Bernie Notthouse was proven a fraudster in many, many ways: he's a convicted criminal. This is not debatable. </p><p>But <i>that FACT </i>doesn't stop anyone here from <i>happily trading <u>his</u> product online with complete strangers</i>, right? </p><p>o.k., so scruples here are loosey-goosey and we do trust strangers after all. Or mostly, anyway.</p><p><br /></p><p>So: why would anyone here <i>assume </i>"New Liberty Dollars" are a scam? Please help me to understand this, an apparent double-standard. </p><p>I've posted enough about the dude, Google "Free Liberty Dollars" <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie2" alt=";)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> </p><p><br /></p><p>In your mind, what is the <i>likelihood </i>a website coin scammer would share (<i>not only </i>his entire adult life/professional work experience & very personal photos, but also) that he drives a purple car, farms alapacas & keeps bees? (And it took me less than 45 seconds to find that info, after whois lookup, I couldn't make this up if I tried!) Call me gullible, but I put that particular profile 'Scam Risk' at about ZERO, honestly. </p><p><br /></p><p>But other people didn't see that, obviously. Instead, <i>in that website </i>they see a trap, a con! Fair enough. Can you be more specific, why? </p><p>Is the <i>vacant website </i>itself too spooky? Is that blank template a red flag to bullion buyers? Something else, worrying? </p><p>(IMO,<i> inattention to personal touch </i>is exactly what I'd expect from a webstore owned by a serious nerd/quirky tech type w/unusual and solitary hobbies.) </p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not telling ANYONE to buy ANYTHING anywhere,<b> I'm only asking how folks form opinions about and understand 'safe buying' stuff like Norfeds online. </b>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1658272, member: 41665"]I agree it's fair & prudent to wonder about online site purchasing. Scams DO exist, certainly. [I]Caveat emptor. [/I]But at what point does Caution actually slip into Paranoia, become totally irrational? When it's wildly inconsistent, divorced from common-sense, wrong-headed kooky... right? Consider the fact that Bernie Notthouse was proven a fraudster in many, many ways: he's a convicted criminal. This is not debatable. But [I]that FACT [/I]doesn't stop anyone here from [I]happily trading [U]his[/U] product online with complete strangers[/I], right? o.k., so scruples here are loosey-goosey and we do trust strangers after all. Or mostly, anyway. So: why would anyone here [I]assume [/I]"New Liberty Dollars" are a scam? Please help me to understand this, an apparent double-standard. I've posted enough about the dude, Google "Free Liberty Dollars" ;) In your mind, what is the [I]likelihood [/I]a website coin scammer would share ([I]not only [/I]his entire adult life/professional work experience & very personal photos, but also) that he drives a purple car, farms alapacas & keeps bees? (And it took me less than 45 seconds to find that info, after whois lookup, I couldn't make this up if I tried!) Call me gullible, but I put that particular profile 'Scam Risk' at about ZERO, honestly. But other people didn't see that, obviously. Instead, [I]in that website [/I]they see a trap, a con! Fair enough. Can you be more specific, why? Is the [I]vacant website [/I]itself too spooky? Is that blank template a red flag to bullion buyers? Something else, worrying? (IMO,[I] inattention to personal touch [/I]is exactly what I'd expect from a webstore owned by a serious nerd/quirky tech type w/unusual and solitary hobbies.) I'm not telling ANYONE to buy ANYTHING anywhere,[B] I'm only asking how folks form opinions about and understand 'safe buying' stuff like Norfeds online. [/B][/QUOTE]
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