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Title: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Ejay424 on August 29, 2013, 04:06:13 PM Hello everybody, I'm new to the world of bitcoins, but I assure you, I'm ready to invest in to it some. Problem is.. I have no money to invest (Found out I need around 3.055 to start) Anyways, I was just wondering If I could have some small donations to understand how bitcoins work. I have a offline wallet which is secure. When I have my miner, I will be sure to pay back the money that has been sent to me, just send me a pm with address and I'll get it right back to you. I'm going to go with a 5Gh/s Model from Butterfly Labs.
Thank you for your time! Btw, I would take out a loan but I lack some of the qualifications :/ due to not have started yet. Bitcoin address: 1BbVMAoEAJB3a2F4YquRokP77Kz4pSHUnL Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: malevolent on August 29, 2013, 04:12:05 PM 1. What kind of collateral can you provide?
2. Are you aware of the fact that this miner will probably not even pay for itself? Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Magazine on August 29, 2013, 04:19:02 PM You're pretty late to order a BFL device now, plus asking for donations isn't the way to go. If you're serious about getting into mining then get a job and then maybe you can buy one or something but ROI is something to keep in mind.
Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Ejay424 on August 29, 2013, 04:37:50 PM 1. What kind of collateral can you provide? Hello, I've look at the calculator and it says I will earn at least $12 a day, in about 2-4 months, I will have the money back for it, and sorry.. I really can not provide a collateral :/2. Are you aware of the fact that this miner will probably not even pay for itself? Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: marcovaldo on August 29, 2013, 04:55:49 PM With only 1 post it will be hard to get more than 300 usd without a collateral :/
Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: smracer on August 29, 2013, 04:56:43 PM You could probably just beg for money on the street and then use that money to buy Bitcoins.
Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Magazine on August 29, 2013, 05:07:24 PM You could probably just beg for money on the street and then use that money to buy Bitcoins. There was a guy in the UK who made 50K GBP a year from begging, no tax either and got a free house from the Government that's about 75K USD. Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: marcovaldo on August 29, 2013, 05:09:31 PM There was a guy in the UK who made 50K GBP a year from begging, no tax either and got a free house from the Government that's about 75K USD. Probably more than one actually. :P Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Damnsammit on August 29, 2013, 05:16:13 PM 1. What kind of collateral can you provide? Hello, I've look at the calculator and it says I will earn at least $12 a day, in about 2-4 months, I will have the money back for it, and sorry.. I really can not provide a collateral :/2. Are you aware of the fact that this miner will probably not even pay for itself? You need to read up about Bitcoin and a little thing called difficulty. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Difficulty You will not get ROI on your Jalapeno even if you would have received it last month. Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Tomatocage on August 29, 2013, 05:36:13 PM Anyways, I was just wondering If I could have some small donations to understand how bitcoins work. I have a offline wallet which is secure. When I have my miner, I will be sure to pay back the money that has been sent to me, just send me a pm with address and I'll get it right back to you. I'm going to go with a 5Gh/s Model from Butterfly Labs. If you want to learn how Bitcoin works, your best bet is to get some coins on the Test net: https://tpfaucet.appspot.com/ You can viably mine with 5 GH/s on Test as well. Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: nimda on August 29, 2013, 08:34:40 PM Anyways, I was just wondering If I could have some small donations to understand how bitcoins work. I have a offline wallet which is secure. When I have my miner, I will be sure to pay back the money that has been sent to me, just send me a pm with address and I'll get it right back to you. I'm going to go with a 5Gh/s Model from Butterfly Labs. If you want to learn how Bitcoin works, your best bet is to get some coins on the Test net: https://tpfaucet.appspot.com/ You can viably mine with 5 GH/s on Test as well. Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: monbux on August 30, 2013, 02:27:20 PM No one is going to lend you because of the high percentage you will scam. Thanks for telling us you are new, it makes us even less agreeable to loaning you as for you probably aren't very smart in bitcoin mining.
As for the 3BTC you need to purchase the hardware, why don't we just purchase it ourselves? Title: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: Tomatocage on August 30, 2013, 08:12:01 PM Define "viable." I've found 50 BTC blocks with my CPU on the testnet. Since testcoins have no monetary value, finding any block at all should be "viable." neatTitle: Re: Need some help with Bitcoins Post by: miffman on August 30, 2013, 08:54:19 PM from BFL? nope.
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