https://www.goldmoney.com/company/news/bitgoldBitGold accounts are free and convenient to open by anyone, anywhere* in just minutes.
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*The BitGold Platform will not initially be available to U.S. Residents and will be unavailable to residents of sanctioned countries.
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Like I said, This community is becoming nothing more than a technical flaming fart.. I feel this is the most accurate way of describing a group of people who call company like Bitgold as anything other than amazing. It really shows how "intelligent the users are here". http://finance.yahoo.com/news/goldmoney-inc-reports-july-key-120900870.htmlTransaction volume for the month of july $7,069,042 and they also added +105,373 (KYC) Know your customer validated accounts. Bitgold right now is the fastest growing startup company in the world. Bitgold or GoldMoney? http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitgold-announces-name-change-to-goldmoney-inc-pursuant-to-amalgamation-with-subsidiary-2015-07-29-8173225TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jul 29, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- BitGold Inc. (the "Company") (XAU) announces that it will complete a vertical amalgamation with its wholly owned subsidiary, GoldMoney Inc., effective as of July 30, 2015. Following the amalgamation, the Company's name will change from "BitGold Inc." to "GoldMoney Inc." The Company's stock symbol on the TSX Venture Exchange will remain "XAU". The CUSIP number assigned to the common shares of the Company following the name change is 38149A109.
About BitGold Inc. (to be GoldMoney Inc.)
... Google the following: site:https://www.bitgold.com goldmoneyThis is the new company: https://www.goldmoney.com/. Operating under the auspices of BitGold is über confusing, especially if they're currently in the process of advising their brand to non-cryptocurrency enthusiasts, for as of now you and I are perplexed as to which entity named brand is behind the efforts since the official name is GoldMoney but the BitGold entity is doin' the advancing.  http://web.archive.org/web/19970704034735/http://www.goldmoney.com/gold.htm http://www.businessinsider.com/global-supply-and-demand-of-gold-2013-10 |
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We have had 2 people have We've had only two people who've encountered some problems with the Payment payment processor, both situations were cause caused because of either to much too many BTC being sent or not enough,. Luckily, Coinpayments now has automatic refunding which is all done thru the email through email. I am I'm not sure what the process is on thier their end but I do know it is it's working.
Also, i I saw a post on here stating something about A a super fast ROI,. StakeMiners has an ROI of about 220 days right now. We are doing our best to lower this time frame, however, we also know that ROI here is a little bit different than most cloud mining,. With us, your principle investment is always there safe. I do know of a couple accounts clients who who've made a profit after withdrawing, then withdrew their investment investments after 45 or more days only enjoyed having an account with us for approximately 45 days.
In spite of ... Yes In this thread I try my best to go back and edit them for spelling errors. Sorry about that.
... it's quite obvious that Leroy Fodor, with his business degree from Ohio University in tow, doesn't have time to concern himself with spelling, grammatical errors and properly structuring sentences. Luckily, for him, he has me to fill that honorable role as atonement for him allowing me to see the light that Leroy Fodor is not, I repeat, NOT a scammer due to his constant revisions of history pertaining to his past, e.g., accolades, namely he being a retired-cum-not retired Forex trader, selling off his profitable commodity portfolio consisting of 380 consecutive successful trades so to buy and sell bitcoins in 2009, then later operating the largest solar power bitcoin mining farm in all the Philippines, a fact because all the Filipinos told him that that was the case prior to it, and three other businesses he and his wife, Katrina, ran, burnt to the ground by fire of unknown origin on December 8, 2012, hence the Fodor's GoFundMe campaign: http://www.gofundme.com/1pbo38. But not to be deterred, in 2014 Leroy Fodor picked himself back up from the non-proverbial ashes and rebuilt the once again largest bitcoin mining farm in all the Philippines sans the use of solar panels (currently in the works) via the amassing of satoshis and altshis from faucets, then parlaying them by only making sound trades using some sort of system, later shared at free seminars he conducted across the Philippines, where others who heeded his orations built their own profitable mining operations accordingly, as they, too, were able to ROI in ONLY three months, then they (among others) flocked to invest in Leroy's StakeMiners so that they can repeat their previous success and ROI in now ONLY approximately six months (currently, 220 days), with constant efforts to decease that timeframe, for if not, some investors may opt to end their relationship with StakeMiners, forfeiting 30% of their investment as for-being-special thanks for having the privilege to participate in the venerated endeavor. Now, I know some of yous are thinking that the above account reads like a The Orion piece, but trust me, it's honestly true and I'm not lying. Please consider investing in StakeMiners, but ONLY IF you have extra moneys to lose with the promise it'll be parlayed so that you'll ROI at the end of the day. |
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What happens if you find ten one-hundred-dollar bills on the street. Does one need to file taxes that.
Do I have to pay taxes if a friend gives me $599 worth of goats because he no longer desires them?
i don't think they are the same thing , with the first you can go away and not declare anything because they will never know about it, but it is taxable .... the second should not be taxed because it was already taxed, presumably How did you know my friend taxed them goats to death prior to endowing them to me? |
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Anybody else enjoys tons of butter on their toasts  Not tons, but enough, then fold it, then dip it into a fresh cup of coffee. Come to think of it, that's exactly what I'm goin' do now. Thanks for the idea, bud. Dilemma! 2 or 4 slices? EDIT: It was 4. Now, I'm enjoying the buttery coffee, having a smoke, and taking a shit. |
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Okay, folks, it's been 40 years now that I've started to smoke cigarettes.
Currently, I smoke two packs a day. Which is a daily expense of 16.20 Swiss Francs. Unless I work more - then it's a bit more.
There are only few cigis left in my package. And once I've smoked them - I quit.
Well, at least that's my plan. A plan I had a couple of times before. This time, it is different. At the end of every month, I'll invest the money I would have spent for cigarettes in Bitcoins. Here's the wallet address:
1AEADz9tqeSzut47C5v293ioACv1TbBDt7
Currently, this would be about two BTC a month - depending where the price goes. So let's see how much I'll have at the end of the year...
Promise to not take up shrooms as a replacement.  or  |
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A woman goes to a psychiatrist. She is very disturbed.
- She says, Doctor, what am I to do? My husband is acting very strangely.
The psychiatrist has the woman sit down. He asks her:
- What is your husband doing?
The woman says:
- Every time he drinks coffee, he eats the cup leaving only the handle.
The psychiatrist puts down his pen and rubs his beard. He looks her in the eye and says:
- Ihat is very strange indeed. The handle is the best part.
... - What is your husband doing? The woman says: - Every time he eats my pussy, he doesn't lick my ass. ... - ... Licking ass is the best part. |
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orly?
is that the truth (in fact)?
Orly? No, Taured, between Spain and France. |
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Hey miners and energy conscious people, found a solar company that is now accepting bitcoins check them out. www.solcityenergy.comI couldn't help but notice that you're a big fan of Copy&Paste Inc. |
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What happens if you find ten one-hundred-dollar bills on the street. Does one need to file taxes that.
Do I have to pay taxes if a friend gives me $599 worth of goats because he no longer desires them?
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This is still th biggest hinderance to bitcoin getting mass recognition.
It is far to unsafe to store any real wealth in for the average person.
I concur with that vinyl wallets and ladies' purses are also unsafe to store any real wealth for the average person. When are people goin' to start protecting their assets? Just the other day I read somewhere that some dude put his wealth in the hands of some third-party dude who just showed up on the scene outta nowhere. He's now braggin' to others about how safe this newly found dude's business is and that all should join in on the fun via espousing the adage, "A rising tide raises the Ponzi ship." |
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Some powerful economic and historical arguments here, and what governments could do to defeat Bitcoin... http://moraluniversal.com/en/why-bitcoin-cannot-win/"Money is the product of society, just as Bitcoin is the product of a society of computers. Money needs the greatest human network to succeed, just as the Bitcoin blockchain needs the greatest computer consensus. This network and consensus, however imperfect, is ultimately provided by the state in modern societies, just as it was the case in the many cases of recoinage and remonetization throughout history. For as long as we have states that strong and accepted by people, for better or worse, Bitcoin will remain a substitute currency." I'm goin' get a fresh cup of coffee now, then read the kindly linked article. I'm pretty sure that all extinct currencies were once based upon their then modern society, e.g., the Romans weren't using nor accepting fish bones or seashells to or for trade. That said, what ever argument that's presented, US dollars, et al., could easily be added to the list of why-<insert>-cannot-win. EDIT: Read it. The author also wrote: Have you sold it to the NSA? At what price? |
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The Zimbabwe dollar is worthless. They're literally not worth the paper they're printed on (or at least they're not worth what they cost to make)
So, are you saying that a country could go broke if the printing cost for their currency exceeds what the denominations are worth? <just my penny's worth of opinion> |
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Thanks to TKeenan's initial effort, the original list was started here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1026885Since I've personally contributed over 100 entries to the list below, and it now has reached the 200 count milestone, I opted to start a new thread in my control so better to represent the demise of Bitcoin-themed endeavors. By doing such, I would no longer need to continue to bump the growing list that consist of not one, but two entries per inclusions due to have taken the time to alphabetize the entries so others can easily see what has or hasn't been included. All that'll be needed now is the master list in this OP, with subsequent posts dedicated to the offering up of additions and comments. In time (as an ongoing project), I may tackle linking the entire list entries, along with adding to them their start and end-of-operation dates, also linked, accomplishing said feat all on one line per entry. I will also (as per projected) make sure that the list is alphabetically correct, along with the entity's name presented as accurate as possible, correcting erratum along the way as others kindly provide their inputs.
Seeking four three two entities starting with the letters Q, U, Y and Z.A to Z (mostly B)50btc Active Mining Corporation AllCrypt Alpha Technology Altcoin Herald AMHash1 AMT Aquifer ASICminer Atlantis Atomic-Trade.com AurumXChange bASIC-mining BDT betsofbitco.in Bex.io BiddingPond BIPS (Bitcoin Internet Payment System) Bit-Bank BitBitcoin bitbook.biz Bitcoin24 Bitcoin2CDKey Bitcoin7 Bitcoinary BitcoinCashout Bitcoin Cloud Hashing Bitcoin Development Fund BitcoinForFlowers BitcoinFX BitcoinGunParts Bitcoinica BitcoinMax bitcoinPool Bitcoin Rain BitcoinRealty Bitcoin Rebate Bitcoin Solutions LLC BitcoinTraining BitDayTrade Bitfountain BitFunder Bitinstant bitlc.net Bitmarket.eu Bitmine Bitmit BitNetwork TV Bitomat BitPantry BitPing Bitp.it Bitscalper BitSpend Bittalk Media Ltd Bittrivia Black Arrow BlackBankMarket BrainWallet Brasil Bitcoin Market Brawker Britcoin BS&T (Bitcoin Savings & Trust) BtcATT BTC Buy BTCFPGA BTC Guild BTC Mining Corporation BTC on Tilt BTCT.co Btctip BtcTree btcxchange.ro BTCZone Buttcoin.org Buttercoin Butterfly Labs c-7.cc Cam 4 BTC CAVirtex CleanBit Coinabul Coinedup CoinEX.pw Coinlenders Coin Mining Coop Coin.mx Coinport Exchange Cloudminr Coinographic CoinTerra Coinware CryptoChange CryptoDouble Cryptomine.io CryptoRush Cryptory Crypto::Stocks CryptoXchange Daily Satoshi dcash.io Deepbit Dicebitco.in Dice.ninja DZ Miner Coop EgoPay Ellet El Show de Bitcoin Evolution Market FastCash4Bitcoins FeedZeBirds Flexcoin ForBitcoin Gamma Bitcoin Fund GaW miners GLBSE GPUMAX Technologies LLC HashFast hashie.co HashProfit HASRA HashTrade Inputs.io Instawallet Intersango Justcoin KCMOCOLO Kronos.io Labcoin LabRatMining Le Bitcoin Show LendMeCoin LIFLiquid Nitrogen Overclocking LiquidBits Litecoin Global (LTC-Global) lovebitcoins.org Lunamine mcxnow MinerSource Mining ASICS Technologies (MAT) Mintpal MMOExchange Momento VPS Moolah Mt. Gox MTRed MyBitcoin MyBitcoinTrade MyCoin NeoBee Netsolus Nimbus Mining Novello Technologies NXT-E OGRR Onedice.me OneWallet Paybase Paysius Paytunia PB Mining (PiggyBack Mining) puddinpop Robocoin rollin.io Seals with Clubs (SwC) ShareXcoin Sheep Marketplace Silk Road SilkRoad#2 sirarthur.net Take My Bitcoins The Bitcoin Show TimeToBit Tradehill Triplemining Ubitex updown.bt Vekja Vircurex Virtex Virtual Mining Corporation (VMC) WalletBit WBX WeExchange WMXchange x-bt XBTec ZenMiner ZigGap 1) Mt. Gox 2) Bitinstant 3) Silk Road 4) Bex.io 5) Buttercoin 6) Brawker 7) GLBSE  inputs.io 9) GaW miners 10) SilkRoad#2 11) Butterfly Labs12) CoinTerra 13) Mining ASICS Technologies (MAT) 14) Mintpal 15) ASICminer 16) Bitcoin24 17) HashFast 18) BTCT.co 19) Bittrivia 20) BitNetwork TV 21) Bitcoinica 22) Tradehill 23) Instawallet 24) AllCrypt 25) CryptoRush 26) bitlc.net 27) Intersango 28) bitbook.biz 29) PBmining 30) HashProfit 31) CryptoXchange 32) MyCoin 33) Bitomat 34) Bitp.it 35) Brasil Bitcoin Market 36) BTC Buy 37) Btctip 38) Bit-Bank 39) Bitmit 40) Sheep Marketplace 41) hashie.co 42) Moolah 43) Seals with Clubs 44) mcxnow 45) x-bt 46) Justcoin 47) KCMOCOLO 48) Vekja 49) Bitmarket.eu 50) MyBitcoin 51) Bitscalper 52) BS&T 53) FeedZeBirds 54) btcxchange.ro 55) CoinEX.pw 56) AMT 57) HashTrade 58) WBX 59) Coinlenders 60) Paytunia 61) NeoBee 62) HASRA 63) MinerSource 64) Alpha Technology 65) Coinedup 66) BitcoinMax 67) Evolution Market 68) The Bitcoin Show 69) El Show de Bitcoin 70) Le Bitcoin Show 71) Ellet72) Take My Bitcoins 73) Coinabul 74) Bitmine 75) MyBitcoinTrade 76) BIPS 77) LabRatMining 78) BlackBankMarket 79) OneWallet 80) Virtex 81) BitFunder 82) Bitcoin Development Fund 83) Netsolus 84) Nimbus Mining 85) Coinware 86) LiquidBits 87) DZ Miner Coop 88) GPUMAX Technologies LLC 89) Virtual Mining Corporation 90) Active Mining Corporation 91) BTC Mining Corporation 92) Litecoin Global (LTC-Global) 93) Bitcoin Rain 94) EgoPay 95) Coinographic 96) AMHash1 97) Altcoin Herald 98) CryptoDouble 99) Cryptomine.io 100) Cryptory 101) Dicebitco.in 102) Dice.ninja 103) Lunamine 104) ShareXcoin 105) BitDayTrade 106) Labcoin 107) Kronos.io 108) Britcoin 109) Bitcoinary 110) Robocoin 111) updown.bt 112) NXT-E 123) WeExchange 124) BitcoinGunParts 125) BitcoinForFlowers 126) FastCash4Bitcoins 127) CleanBit 128) AurumXChange 129) WMXchange 130) Cam 4 BTC 131) Flexcoin 132) BTCZone 133) Bittalk Media Ltd134) CAVirtex 135) MMOExchange 136) OGRR 137) betsofbitco.in 138) rollin.io 139) Paysius 140) Bitcoin2CDKey 141) WalletBit 142) Bitcoin Cloud Hashing 143) Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking 144) 50btc 145) Deepbit 146) ZenMiner 147) Aquifer 148) lovebitcoins.org 149) BtcTree 150) Atlantis 151) Buttcoin.org 152) sirarthur.net 153) Atomic-Trade.com 154) Bitfountain 155) CryptoChange 156) BitBitcoin 157) BTC on Tilt 158) LendMeCoin 159) Coin Mining Coop 160) BitSpend 161) BitcoinRealty 162) BitcoinCashout 163) Bitcoin Solutions LLC 164) BiddingPond 165) Black Arrow 166) Vircurex 167) BTCFPGA 168) ForBitcoin 169) Gamma Bitcoin Fund 170) BitcoinTraining 171) BitcoinFX 172) puddinpop 173) bitcoinPool 174) BTC Guild 175) MTRed 176) Triplemining 177) BitPing 178) Ubitex 179) Bitcoin7 180) LIF 181) Bitcoin Rebate 182) BDT 183) Novello Technologies 184) XBTec 185) Paybase 186) Cloudminr 187) Momento VPS 188) BtcATT 189) TimeToBit 190) Onedice.me 191) bASIC-mining 192) Crypto::Stocks 193) Coin.mx 194) Coinport Exchange 195) BitPantry 196) ZigGap 197) dcash.io 198) Daily Satoshi 199) c-7.cc 200) BrainWallet |
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Mark Karpeles: So, what are you in for?
Prisoner 2: I ripped off a bunch of folks to the tune of millions of dollars. And you?
MK: I simply uploaded a video on YouTube on how to make an apple pie from scratch with my fellow roommate in France.
Prisoner 3: YouTuber, eh?
Then all the other prisons starting setting very, very close to Mark Karpeles until he said, "And spreading PHP." Then, they all backed away to get as far away from him as they possibly could in the small jail cell.
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Two German spies entering a London bar.
- Remember - not a word in German, - one says.
(to a barman)
- Brah, get us two Martini plz
- Dry Martini? - the barman asks.
- Warum drei? Zwei.
A band of British spies walk into a German bar. - Remember - not a word in English, - one says. (to a barman) - (in German) Do you have a table large enough to accommodate our party? - How many in your party and have you been here before? - the German barman asks. - Nine and no... I mean neun and nein. - Counterintelligence officers drink free. - said the barman. - To be frank, you nailed the British accent. |
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Buy BTC today and hodl. "Congratulations, you are bitcoi early adopter" said a 23 years old man in 2099 years.
Was that your husband I saw you with at the 2100 New Year's Eve party in Taured? |
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Right now - Association, "Never My Love" - but my playlist has a fairly wide range of music on it. Almost no country, though (and what little I like tends to be old CLASSIC country, Sun Records era Cash for example), and I'm one of those that believe that the "c" in rap is silent.
Or at the other extreme, e.g. (not i.e.), "c" rhymes with... |
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We are 5 in the family. How about you guys?
Interesting post history you have here, girl. |
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