Bigmarc

Don't tell a soul, don't buy in one place, keep records and only buy bits with a view of "how can I sell this" (unless you are planning to take it past the grave). 
It's a nice hobby but would diversify a bit and put your money in other bits also.

Seems to be a lot of bathrooms that need to smell nice. 

After 5 mins doing a search all I can see is Dave also sells some nice potpourri. 

 

Seems to be a lot of bathrooms that need to smell nice. 

After 5 mins doing a search all I can see is Dave also sells some nice potpourri. 

 

After 5 mins doing a search all I can see is Dave also sells some nice potpourri. 

 

After 5 mins doing a search all I can see is Dave also sells some nice potpourri. 

 

I’ll take 100g please. No holes. 

After 5 mins doing a search all I can see is Dave also sells some nice potpourri. 

 

I Dont have a website yet. I work from a room in my home that I now use for jewelry making and i sell my jewelry locally. I would like to set up an online shop, though I'm not really sure where to start or what my next move should be. 

I’d take a  1977 darth vader in original package  , any day , all day , over bits of scrap metal , and that includes your collection of queens freaks , fenlander ,  if I had a lightsaber you would be the first I’d test it on, ???? You are well warned???

500g Pre 1947  50% Silver Threepences.
Nice lot in mixed circulated condition, although there a many nice ones.
Priced at spot - £145 plus post of your choice on top.
Chance to add some cheap silver to the stack.
Thanks for looking.

Nicely put Roy but there are not many 1950s around anymore.
I have to drive down my street at 20mph because some twa*t decided to get run over. I can't take drugs anymore because some people go skitso and try and stab everyone. 
Like it or not it's the way the UK operates now. Common sense is no longer an option and we all have to work to the lowest common denominator this includes buyer, sellers, scammers and scammed. 

Me personally? The topic of conversation is about how to prevent scammers but I will answer regardless. 
No, not really everyone has been lovely, I sold something once that got flagged up by my bank (wasn't the persons bank account). Ive had an item turn up with scratches (not like photo). I don't trade to the volume of other members and I have previously highlighted why and my goto is eBay. I have done two trades in the last two months on here and 15 on eBay and would be nice for it to be the other way round. 
In the time I've been here I can remember 3 scammers and they were all operating in the same way. They sell legitimately to trusted sellers then take someone unsuspecting for a wedge. 
@Ukbullionfan @Barbielovesgold @SilverSells
So where does common sense come into here? 
Look at feedback? 
To me it is pretty obvious it will happen again and whenever anyone suggest anything different the posts get bombarded from the OG's of the forum defending it till the end. 
 It's like a shut up it works for me message. 
As for quoting terms and conditions. How many of the people that have been scammed do you think have sat down and read the terms and conditions? Do you read every one on every website you visit? 
 

Nicely put Roy but there are not many 1950s around anymore.
I have to drive down my street at 20mph because some twa*t decided to get run over. I can't take drugs anymore because some people go skitso and try and stab everyone. 
Like it or not it's the way the UK operates now. Common sense is no longer an option and we all have to work to the lowest common denominator this includes buyer, sellers, scammers and scammed. 

I will try my best on this one but not sure if it's the answer you are looking for. 
These were created by a man named Adam Graham on a forum much like this one but about bitcoin. The coin comes in two parts, the coin it's self and the hologram separately. You are supposed to program the hologram and load it with bitcoin then stick it on. 
The problem if you want to buy this is if the hologram is stuck on then you are essentially buying a second hand bitcoin wallet. 
These were a copy of the original trial buy a guy named Mike Caldwell with the handle casascius. He made the same type of wallet but not in silver. 
I will leave the links, quiet a interesting read if you are into your tech.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=525756.0
 
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_physical_bitcoins 
 
Unfortunately after a hour of reading I still can't find where it was actually minted.

Can we have a link to your website?

I will try my best on this one but not sure if it's the answer you are looking for. 
These were created by a man named Adam Graham on a forum much like this one but about bitcoin. The coin comes in two parts, the coin it's self and the hologram separately. You are supposed to program the hologram and load it with bitcoin then stick it on. 
The problem if you want to buy this is if the hologram is stuck on then you are essentially buying a second hand bitcoin wallet. 
These were a copy of the original trial buy a guy named Mike Caldwell with the handle casascius. He made the same type of wallet but not in silver. 
I will leave the links, quiet a interesting read if you are into your tech.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=525756.0
 
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_physical_bitcoins 
 
Unfortunately after a hour of reading I still can't find where it was actually minted.

That was written in graffiti for may years around the m25. 
 

That was written in graffiti for may years around the m25. 
 

That was written in graffiti for may years around the m25. 
 

That was written in graffiti for may years around the m25. 
 

Why can't you just leave people to enjoy their hobby. Always looking for a fight. 

Nope

Why has cinerius comments disappeared? I can see the quotes parts. 
Yes found it interesting, my favourite part.