All solutions sound REALLY good, I'm going to create the paper wallets and move my btc there. Currently my PC is during a wipe process with CCleaner, and then I'll use the Ubuntu as you suggested, print 5 paper wallets and spread my btc balance to them.
Sounds perfect. This is exactly what I done when I was afraid my old wallet may have been compromised. I'm registered in the pools with these addresses, and they do not let me change the address for some reasons, so how do I import my private keys out of my wallet?
In that case I would contact the pool operators and see if they can change the payout addresses, I'm sure they will be able to help you out. Slightly off-topic, but I would recommend using P2Pool (or a P2Pool node) as your pool, no fees & it helps prevent any one pool from getting 51% of the network hashpower. As for exporting the private keys: http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/4469/extract-private-keys-from-bitcoin-walletYou can then type them into the MtGox import private key on the deposit page. This is definitely the best thing to do if you are worried that the wallet may have been compromised. |
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Here's what you're looking for:  And for the exchange rates: http://blockchain.info/api/exchange_rates_api* Refunds are not automated. Every time you want to send a refund, you need to send an email to their support address.
Really? Never knew that. Definitely something that should be addressed. |
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Your overdue on one of your BTCJam loans, whats up?
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Easy way to do this:
Open bitaddress.org on your web browser (connected to internet). Hit file>Save As and save it to a flash drive.
Boot your Ubuntu Live OS with internet disconnected, insert the flash drive with the bitaddress.org files, and open the .html file.
Print the paper wallets & transfer your BTC to them.
I would then recommend you copy any important files off of your PC, reformat and do an operating reinstall.
I would also recommend not using the old wallet.dat file in case it has been copied & the virus-writer tries to brute-force the encryption password (or your password may have been keylogged). I would stop giving out those BTC addresses, export all your private keys from the wallet.dat and import them into mtgox.com, anytime new funds arrive at these addresses by accident, mtgox will sweep them out of the addresses automatically.
For extra security, get rid of windows and use Linux.
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Your copyright link still points to clip-bucket.com
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Thanks for pointing that out. In addition to, um, goldenrod and grey, what other colors do the ignore buttons come in?
The darker the shade of orange it is, the more ignores that person has. subSTRATA's is the darkest it gets. On to the main idea... Is this a business opportunity to run an escrow service?
Plenty of people offer escrow services on the forums, people don't usually use them for BTC to PayPal transactions though. |
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No, RETARD, you and alikes, people lacking any fucking sense of "something is not right", are doing the biggest harm to this community. Just fuck off, OK?
You've got 45 posts and a piss-coloured ignore button. I see your opinion matters a lot. Also, to LoweryCBS, it seems like a bad idea to tell you this as we've done a PayPal to BTC trade before, but it isn't difficult at all to reverse this transaction if you call up your CC company and file a chargeback. |
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As a skeptic, you are correct. I have not yet thought of a way to prove that the odds are fair. Do you have any suggestions that may help me prove its validity?
Sure: You're doing provably fair wrong.
Generate secrets (just random strings), post hash of them.
Hash secret + txid, use the first bit to see heads of tails.
It's that simple.
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FlipBitcoins.com boasts 50-50 odds. You can verify this by the "Current Odds" box to the right of the game board. These are the current odds based on the outcome of previous bets. Ehh... that doesn't prove anything... |
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Bitstamp. Reliable and fast deposits/withdrawals because of SEPA.
+1 +2 +3 +4 I think I'm seeing a pattern here... |
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Traffic has picked up on here a lot recently.
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