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sorry that this has happened to you guys, but everyone else should learn from this and NOT TRY to transfer BTC, but some alt and transfer that.
If they don't have any more BTC or the BTC transfer line is a mile long use another currency.
Get a relatively obscure coin that goes up and down like the tic and toc of a clock then buy on the tic then transfer and sell on the toc.
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Anybody that can help would be greatly appreciated, I purchased some BTC from Coin.mx which I've used many times and after transferring to my blockchain wallet tried to move to different accounts. Well the transfer from my Coin.mx wallet to blockchain has not cleared so the subsequent money that I tried to move to different accounts hasn't cleared naturally. So my blockchain is showing 0.00 and my btc is somewhere in limbo. Anyway its been close to 15 hours and I still can't get a single confirmation, or a node for that matter. It says under eta within 6 Blocks medium priority, probably due to the fact that they didn't attach a fee, which I find ridiculous as they charge 15% on site. But in the past they have neglected to attach a fee and it still went within 40 minutes or so.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.. Thank you
newbie + mix + no fee + problems = [walk away] |
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Why was the last cloak thread locked?
Can someone confirm that they have spoken to Dan from XC directly involving an audit of cloakcoin for 3 btc + cloak?
XC PR is suggesting this has not happened.
post the link of the other thread |
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I like this; I am one of the admins at EMC2 you are invited to make a presentation of your services and site to the EMC2 community. let me know if you want to accept this invitation so that we could make arrangements to notify folks via social media seize the opportunity Also, we are starting a very small cryptocurrency news site at www.Einsteinium.biz it is expected to launch in 5 days. We would love to give your service FRONT page attention, simply write up a nice 200 - 1000 word article about your service, complete with history and vision for the future, we will be glad to print it FREE. Let me know if you are interested. |
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I sent you a message by regular email
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For the last year we've run a brick and mortar bitcoin store in Calgary. I will buy your bitcoin at CAVIRTEX Bid Price -1%. Most of our business is local but we have completed 100s of trades on local bitcoins: https://localbitcoins.com/accounts/profile/BitcoinBrains/As we are an established store you will be expected to send the bitcoins first.Once the bitcoins are received we will send payment by Email Money Transfer or Paypal. During business hours we complete transactions very quickly, usually within minutes. 1) the title seems to indicate that you want to buy an established b/m business that buys btc. 2) if you need Escrow service let us know 3) I sent you a PM regarding free publicity for your endeavors all the best |
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We have starting a very small cryptocurrency news site, it launches once we have 7 stories to publish, so far we have 1 published and 2 promised.
If you want your site, product, or service featured just let me know. It's a "FREE SERVICE THAT YOU MIGHT LIKE"
We expect to launch in 5 days.
wow! is that for real? well yeah i would love to. please include mine, i want my website to be featured. thanks!  Done We have starting a very small cryptocurrency news site, it launches once we have 7 stories to publish, so far we have 1 published and 2 promised.
If you want your site, product, or service featured just let me know. It's a "FREE SERVICE THAT YOU MIGHT LIKE"
We expect to launch in 5 days.
Hey if you can, please list my site. It could really use a bit of publicity.  http://Http://btcpremierleague.comThank you! Done |
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Hi,
Selling 101,179.903 Stellar Coins
Make me an offer if you are interested.
I'll pay 1 Million EMC2 for your 101,179.903 Stellar Coins |
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the other post is introducing it as authentic.
seems to me AGD is trying to launch a scam via the new legal defense fund/newsweekslied.com website
wow, a scam around the "legal defense" (actually the fund is supposedly to benefit the plaintiff) of someone claiming NOT to be someone else. that's ripe |
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Ahhh, marcotheminer, the stalwart of signature campaign honesty. ^^scarsacm. He apparently has neg trust because he was wearing both the dicebitco.in and bitmixer signatures at the same time, against both campaigns' rules. https://i.imgur.com/i2vC4pQ.png Sounds a lot like a scam artist to me. hahahahaa, wow, that's some serious private investigation work you did there, borderlines creepy and stalker though |
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I ended up sacrificing my leg to make this but i had an idea to record the forest area's around me and promote bitcoin aswell ... lets just say i ended up with a broken leg and this footage loool how you guys enjoy, i have alot of other clips of us giving funny commentary on stuff we see I call this one, " two stoners, one brake " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvXJw_Wv-vM&feature=youtu.besorry I didn't see this vid as funny, entertaining, or in anyway related to bitcoin as suggested in your title I hope you make lots of money with your ads on the video, at least enough to pay for some of the costs associated with the energy you used to do all that you did [I will erase this message tomorrowr] |
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An author is a person who materializes a message -- in this case, as electronic text.
If I copy/paste Satoshi's whitepaper - would you consider me as an author of it? ...Notice that he offered up his opinion as well as quoted material....
Can you point the part of the text that is 'his opinion'? Did you even bother to click on the link? No I didn't bother to click on the link because I wasn't interested in the message only the messenger. The OP used quotes to insinuate that he was quoting another. I only click on the link as a result of your desire to push the issue. Oh, well. |
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Back in March, Newsweek published what would have been one of the year's biggest technology scoops. An article by Leah McGrath Goodman claimed to have unmasked Satoshi Nakamoto, the reclusive and likely pseudonymous genius who invented Bitcoin. Goodman pointed to an elderly Japanese-American engineer named Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto who was living in Southern California. Dorian vehemently denied any connection to Bitcoin, and Goodman's story based overwhelmingly on circumstantial evidence, quickly crumbled. Yet Newsweek refused to admit that the story, which appeared on the cover of its first print edition under new ownership was wrong. The Bitcoin community saw the Newsweek article which revealed intimate details of his personal life and quoted family members making unflattering comments about him as a serious invasion of an elderly man's privacy. They quickly raised more than $20,000 to help him cover personal expenses. And now, Dorian's law firm has has created a website to raise more funds to file a lawsuit against Newsweek. "A lawsuit against Newsweek will be very expensive," the website, created by the law firm of Kirschner and Associates, says. "Dorian does not have the resources to pay the costs of such a suit, let alone attorneys' fees. Monies raised by the Fund will be used to further Dorian's legal claims against Newsweek; anything remaining will be given directly to Dorian for his expenses." Why would the Bitcoin community donate to support Dorian's lawsuit? Many in the Bitcoin community see the Newsweek's story as a symptom of the mainstream media's clumsy treatment of Bitcoin more generally. Bitcoin is a complex, technical subject; it has been widely misunderstood and even mocked by mainstream journalists. Some Bitcoin fans see Goodman's bumbling investigation she cites Dorian's skill machining parts for model trains as evidence that he had the engineering prowess to create Bitcoin, for examples as a particularly egregious case of Bitcoin-related journalistic malpractice. They may be willing to contribute in order to hold the magazine accountable in court.
Source: http://www.vox.com/xpress/2014/10/13/6972337/bitcoin-fans-are-raising-money-to-sue-newsweek-for-that-infamousWell said. We are launching a tiny news site for cryptocurrency info in a few days, if you would like us to reprint this message under your authorship we can do that. just let me know.  Coinbuddy is not an author. He just copy/pasted from linked article. Just quote the article on your site, not the post. No need to ask him for permission. An author is a person who materializes a message -- in this case, as electronic text. Notice that he offered up his opinion as well as quoted material, that indicates ownership of the message, not as the originator of the message, but as someone dialed into it. He clearly has a message that he wants to push forward, I want to help him do just that. My interest isn't so much about the message as much as it is about the vision of the messenger that passionately wants his righteous message moved forward. |
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Back in March, Newsweek published what would have been one of the year's biggest technology scoops. An article by Leah McGrath Goodman claimed to have unmasked Satoshi Nakamoto, the reclusive and likely pseudonymous genius who invented Bitcoin. Goodman pointed to an elderly Japanese-American engineer named Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto who was living in Southern California. Dorian vehemently denied any connection to Bitcoin, and Goodman's story based overwhelmingly on circumstantial evidence, quickly crumbled. Yet Newsweek refused to admit that the story, which appeared on the cover of its first print edition under new ownership was wrong. The Bitcoin community saw the Newsweek article which revealed intimate details of his personal life and quoted family members making unflattering comments about him as a serious invasion of an elderly man's privacy. They quickly raised more than $20,000 to help him cover personal expenses. And now, Dorian's law firm has has created a website to raise more funds to file a lawsuit against Newsweek. "A lawsuit against Newsweek will be very expensive," the website, created by the law firm of Kirschner and Associates, says. "Dorian does not have the resources to pay the costs of such a suit, let alone attorneys' fees. Monies raised by the Fund will be used to further Dorian's legal claims against Newsweek; anything remaining will be given directly to Dorian for his expenses." Why would the Bitcoin community donate to support Dorian's lawsuit? Many in the Bitcoin community see the Newsweek's story as a symptom of the mainstream media's clumsy treatment of Bitcoin more generally. Bitcoin is a complex, technical subject; it has been widely misunderstood and even mocked by mainstream journalists. Some Bitcoin fans see Goodman's bumbling investigation she cites Dorian's skill machining parts for model trains as evidence that he had the engineering prowess to create Bitcoin, for examples as a particularly egregious case of Bitcoin-related journalistic malpractice. They may be willing to contribute in order to hold the magazine accountable in court.
Source: http://www.vox.com/xpress/2014/10/13/6972337/bitcoin-fans-are-raising-money-to-sue-newsweek-for-that-infamousWell said. We are launching a tiny news site for cryptocurrency info in a few days, if you would like us to reprint this message under your authorship we can do that. just let me know. |
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Amazon coins? I didn't know that Amazon has it's own digital currency.
yeah, a while now but its not like other CC their coin is 'centralized' |
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I figured I would post this here and see if anyone likes it. It's my weekly Altcoin article, on the altcoin stories that fell through the cracks. http://cointelegraph.com/news/112717/the-alt-cracks-altcoin-stories-that-fell-through-the-cracksLeads are always welcome, but do understand that you cannot pay your way into my article, so don't even try. In this one I talk about Darkcoin, Unobtanium and NXT. It's weekly, I think this one got posted on Saturday, but we are moving it to Thursday in the future. Mods, if I broke any rules by posting this here, feel free to delete it. Please do me a favor though and PM me letting me know, so I don't come back to see how the thread is doing and then am unable to find it and waste time looking through three pages of posts looking for it.1) I saw your ads @ Market Cap, wise choice. Very, very effective. 2) It would be great if you did a few stories on the various cause-coins and their endeavors 3) We are looking to enter the news/feature article space on a micro level, if you wish to republish/syndicate your message let me know. We expect to launch in 5 days, we are offering 1 month of free advertising to anyone. 4) as for breaking this site's rules, you can rest assured that you most certainly did break the rules, however you didn't do so in an abusive nature so it will likely pass under the radar. If they decide to remove the post you will be notified. and 5) you have a nice looking site, a bit taxing on the eyes but given your log you like things fast, popping, and brilliant. The graphics are fantastic. |
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