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Discussion => Newbie discussion => Topic started by: codyqueen on May 07, 2013, 03:54 pm

Title: Relative Newbie Considering being a UK seller... Advice?
Post by: codyqueen on May 07, 2013, 03:54 pm
So I'm fortunate / unfortunate enough to be a regular visitor to my doctor for various health issues.
Many of the meds I'm given I end up not using and I have quite a surplus! Have been using SR under another alias for a while now and considering becoming a seller. A lot of the things I have are available here so I know there's demand.

I have read the Seller FAQ but want to know if there's anything I should be aware of. Mainly the penalties (however minute) in being discovered to be supplying prescription meds. I doubt I'd ever withdraw - just use the bitcoin to purchase.

Also can anyone recommend the best way of getting the bond onto SR? Have used localbitcoin and bitbargain in the past. Is this the way to go?

Sorry for stupid questions. Genuinely would like to learn!

C
Title: Re: Relative Newbie Considering being a UK seller... Advice?
Post by: Darktime on May 07, 2013, 11:02 pm
not a vendor so cant help with costs but i use localbitcoin and its fine to use.
If you have any good vals,tamazies,nitros,roofies ect pm me plz any opioids too ;)
Title: Re: Relative Newbie Considering being a UK seller... Advice?
Post by: codyqueen on May 07, 2013, 11:19 pm
I have an almost unlimited supply of 30/500 codeine / paracetamol, mirtazapine and sertrazine. I also have short dated tramadol as well as a metric tonne of dovobet (expensive psoriasis ointment - not sure how well that one will do?!) I get temazie's too but perfer vals. Vals are pretty much what I buy on here with a few others. Do you think that's worth opening a seller account for? I'd never be a big trader but have a stash that I'd like to exchange for things I actually need. I have others too but nothing I think anyone would want unless they were in the US and facing huge copay's / buying them without insurance. A lot of the meds I take are only available in their branded name form, hence why they cost so much to buy without insurance.

Anyone know how the bond works? is it hedged so that if bitcoin crashes again there is no big loss? I think that's my biggest worry as 4btc at the current exchange rate is a lot for me to lose.