Where did you get that from? Creative but probably untrue. Freelancing has been increasingly popular regardless of BTC's recent growth. By your logic people are just doing extra work to earn some extra income. If so what makes them choose BTC over being paid in straight FIAT since that's really what they're after. BTC is extremely volatile. It can rise one day and fall a lot the next. Why would anyone leave a stable job to be paid solely in BTC? That's a huge risk and not one many people would take. Sorry but your post just doesn't make sense.

What kind of loaded physicals are you after? If you look if the collectibles section there are lots of loaded physical coins already in the US that are for sale on the secondary market.
Alternatively you could find a trusted user in the EU to buy and send the funded coins to you. You don't really need a company to do it.

It definitely is one of the main factors relating to the increase in interest. Lots of people are joining the bandwagon because they want to see the financial gains that it can bring them. Unfortunately they don't necessarily believe in the technology but rather are looking to get rich quick.

Very good pricing. Are you offering any vouch copies? If they legitimate and not corrupt clones then I'd buy a bunch. Thanks

It's going to be a bit difficult to find one for that price (even used) as they're selling for considerably more on the second hand market (at least in the UK).
I'd say your best bet is to go for a Phantom as per Blazed's offer. Alternatively, depending on what you need it for, you could get their newly released Spark for $500 (it ships June 15th). Not quite like the Mavic in terms of functionality but it's pretty neat as a personal drone.

If you're trying to ask for trading advice then this probably isn't the best way to do it. Most people will just advocate a coin they have invested in to try and spread interest to increase the value of their holdings. Before you buy into an alt check what it brings to the table. Read whitepapers, announcement threads and comments as well as the trading charts. You can find a lot about a coin that way as opposed to just picking random Alta in the hope of getting rich quick. 

What are the specs? Could you please provide pics of the Laptop as well as the keyboard layout?
Does it have a guarantee?
I'm interested pending further details. Would need shipping to the UK and Escrow is a must.

What kind of customisation are you after? If it's something like an engraving then I'm sure there are some companies that could do that for a slight premium. If you're trying to personalise it in terms of shape then you'd have to pay a mint which would be quite expensive considering the due fees and minimum order requirements.

Edit: Alternatively just buy plain gold rounds/bullion and hire someone to do the engraving. That would be the cheapest option.

Not really. The mining picture has changed drastically. Most computers wouldn't be able to mine anything and with their little to nonexistent contribution no blocks will be found resulting in no change to the speed of confirmations per transaction.

Wasn't there already an ICO back when it was still called eMunie? I'd be interested to know why they changed/rebranded themselves if their technology was promising. If they had something good going for them then why change it? I know it's been long in the works but I seem to be missing something here.

I don't mind posting pics but it'll have to wait a day or two.
No asking price in mind. I'm open to serious offers though.

Potentially considering selling a roll of 20 x Brass 1 LTC Lealana coins.
These coins were won in an auction and funded by me prior to shipment (using the addresses provided by smoothie).
They all have the black font as firstbits.
Will entertain offers

Sounds promising. I think there'll always be room for exchanges as long as they are reliable and transparent.
People shouldn't keep all their funds locked down on one exchange. Spreading it reduces risk and having a transparent exchange helps users feel more comfortable.
Have you looked into the laws regarding running an exchange in the U.K.? I'm pretty sure you'll need a few licenses.

There are loads of sites you could use. If you're in the U.K. then Bittylicious is pretty good.
For buying worldwide you  could use Coinbase, Cex, Paxful, Bitbargain etc.
Google is your friend. He can find you a lot of sites.

What tool are you looking to build? Simple factors such as graphs, volume, market cap and other such indicators can be found very easily on a number of sites.
The information you need depends on what the project is and on its complexity.
Is it a trading tool or just a directory/info page with trading stats related to that coin?

I will take quite a few of these if you will Escrow the transaction.
That means that my BTC is held in Escrow until I receive the goods (I'll place an order within 24 hours of receiving the codes).
Thanks

Congrats on becoming a verified vendor in RWI. That's great!
Having been said I doubt that would change your reputation here. It's your thread and therefore your choice but not accepting Escrow will seriously limit the amount of sales you'll be getting on here.
Everyone loves their BTC and won't comfortably part with it unless they know that it's being escrowed. That being said, it's your sales thread so your decision is final.
GL with the sales

Well I'm out. It was fun while it lasted. Let's just hope I won't regret it once the list is revealed.
Edit: Scratch that. 0.101

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Come on... I thought I was going to grab it cheap 
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