For Sale: My Millennium Balance

[ParadisePete]

I have $3100 at Millennium. It's fully rolled, with no pending wagers, and so the entire amount would be eligible for withdrawal.

I will take $2000 cash for it today.

You must be in Costa Rica and be willing to accept my word that you get paid the moment I do. Reputable industry people will vouch for me. You would have no concern over getting paid.

Please note - I do not have any special knowledge of the situation. All I know is what has been written here. I simply want to reduce my risk and am willing to pay a price to do so.

Personally I think it's fairly likely that people will get paid. But I don't want to wait it out, and I don't want to risk it. So I will pay the $1100 insurance premium.

Serious inquiries only, please. I'm not not looking for people fishing for information or looking to scam. It's a straight-forward transaction. I'm looking for someone in a good financial position who thinks it's a good risk and wants to take advantage of the offer.

I may, of course, withdraw or modify this offer as events develop.

 

[Dubpoet]

Lets start the Bidding at 150$ Going once! ....

 

[teazeman]

Lets start the Bidding at 150$ Going once! ....

:missingte :missingte

 

[teazeman]

I may, of course, withdraw or modify this offer as events develop.

you got that right!!!

good luck, i hope you get your money bro!!

 

[RalphJ]

yeah pete, $2000? Think you would be doing really well to get $100. Well, ya never know, they say a sucker is born every minute!

 

[WVU]

I will offer you 20 cents on the dollar which is $620

 

[aceduecetrey]

I will offer you 20 cents on the dollar which is $620

pretty fair

 

[mj23]

try ebay they sell everything!!

 

[RalphJ]

I will offer you 20 cents on the dollar which is $620

I'd take that and run!ope:

 

[fivestarjake]

i have $13,478 in my mill account. that money was going to football now i might be screwed for football season.i wouldnt go as far as trying to sell my money but i would entertain an offer that someone open an account for lets say a dime in their sportsbook for me that i can access so i can build another bankroll but i cant take money out until i roll that grand over for you. the account would be held in your name cause i only use western union and sites wont send money to another name besides the one thats on the account. you would also see my wagers as i dont bet 1,000 because i have 1,000. im select and need a bankroll for football. im not some degenerate scumbag but these events at bet mill have KILLED me.like i said ive been a member with bet mill since 98 and in feb reloaded my acct with a total of $1,276. since then it expanded to the current sum and every 2 weeks i was getting out 500. i have every single wu payout transaction since march. in addition to your rollover id be willing to give up 25% of the $13,478. or would listen to any conditions you would have.
thats something on the lines i would offer pete jmo

 

[HinesWard86]

:lolBIG: This reminds me of the speculation that was going on in the early years of America. After the Revolutionary War, the country was pretty much bankrupt and it was thought that the current currency would just not be used anymore and the Congress would establish a new currency. This led to people trading in their money for 10-15% of it's worth in goods. Of course, a lot of the people buying up the money were Congressmen or working for the Congressmen so the next time the Congress met, the current currency was kept and the Congressmen made a boat load. High quality.

 

[PixWinns]

Interesting start of the thread. Never seen this before.

 

[maxdemo]

this should get real interesting...LOL

 

[mvbski]

i have $13,478 in my mill account. that money was going to football now i might be screwed for football season.i wouldnt go as far as trying to sell my money but i would entertain an offer that someone open an account for lets say a dime in their sportsbook for me that i can access so i can build another bankroll but i cant take money out until i roll that grand over for you. the account would be held in your name cause i only use western union and sites wont send money to another name besides the one thats on the account. you would also see my wagers as i dont bet 1,000 because i have 1,000. im select and need a bankroll for football. im not some degenerate scumbag but these events at bet mill have KILLED me.like i said ive been a member with bet mill since 98 and in feb reloaded my acct with a total of $1,276. since then it expanded to the current sum and every 2 weeks i was getting out 500. i have every single wu payout transaction since march. in addition to your rollover id be willing to give up 25% of the $13,478. or would listen to any conditions you would have.
thats something on the lines i would offer pete jmo

This thread could become a all time classic at the RX. :digit:

 

[Doug]

:lolBIG: This reminds me of the speculation that was going on in the early years of America. After the Revolutionary War, the country was pretty much bankrupt and it was thought that the current currency would just not be used anymore and the Congress would establish a new currency. This led to people trading in their money for 10-15% of it's worth in goods. Of course, a lot of the people buying up the money were Congressmen or working for the Congressmen so the next time the Congress met, the current currency was kept and the Congressmen made a boat load. High quality.

Can you give me a source for that ?

The American Revolution was in 1776. The United States didn't begin to issue it's own money until 1793. That money was not paper, but metal. What circulated as money was primarily foreign coinage. Money would never get traded at 10-15% then as its worth was based on its intrinsic ( metal) value. Any paper money of the time was not issued by the US gov't.

 

[WVU]

auctioning off people's BOS accounts is a great idea. I have bought accounts from people before. Sometimes you really win and sometimes you lose. I say that there is about a 30% likelyhood of getting your entire balance back from BOS which is why I came up with my 20% offer.

 

[Sugarbear]

And so exchanges continue to grow in concept.

 

[HinesWard86]

Can you give me a source for that ?

The American Revolution was in 1776. The United States didn't begin to issue it's own currency until 1793. What circulated as money was primarily foreign coinage. Money would never get traded at 10-15% then as its worth was based on its intrinsic ( metal) value. Any paper money of the time was not issued by the US gov't.

One of my teachers in an American History class told me this, I'll try to verify.

 

[Doug]

Yes, there was something called continental currency with no backing, not sure Congressman made money off it. Paper wasn't accepted then. Real money was copper, silver, gold.

 

[Fishhead]

Yes, there was something called continental currency with no backing, not sure Congressman made money off it. Paper wasn't accepted then. Real money was copper, silver, gold.

Doug is the resident coin and currency expert here at TheRX for those that may not be aware of this fact.

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