What the hell? Ever heard of XMR!? That's what criminals are using haha. Why would criminals use bitcoins if every transaction you ever do can be tracked on the Blockchain?

I'm sure the big credit card companies are going to be passed when someone buys an irreversible currency and they're liable for it.

Unfortunately they're gone forever and if they aren't offering a refund you're out of luck. That's the crappy thing about Web wallets and exchanges, we're in the wild west and there are no rules / regulations that make it so they have to purchase insurance for when you get hacked.

Well that males a hell of a lot of sense. I couldn't find anything actually showing where the news came from. Lol why do people always try to screw with bitcoin? In the end the truth comes out every single time.

It could be, but a 1% fee really hinders it. No fees means you buy 10BTC, sell 10BTC, buy 10BTC, sell 10BTC. That's what they mean by the volumes being inflated. Why wouldn't you do that if there's no fee to pay? It's less risk because of it.

Trust no one. Ever. If it's too good to be true then it probably is. If you're unsure about whether or not something is a scam just do what you did right now and post a thread about it. No one here is going to hold back what we think that's why we're a great forum!

First of all what the hell are you trying to say? I think your google translator screwed up.

Secondly if you're looking to join a signature campaign you'll have to go looking/applying for one. Mitchell has a thread that goes over all of the different signature campaigns going on right now.

Check it out.

Atari---, why are you using a different account now? Everyone can see that it's you... just look at the retaliation trust you leave. "slander" hahaha.


You're bad at scamming. Go back to school and get a real job. Your parents must be ashamed.

Escrow or gtfo.

If you know it's a scam (because it's a ponzi or for whatever reason) you could always archive the post at https://archive.org/index.php so if they're delete it you have proof of what was said. After that start a scam accusation thread as previously suggested by KWH.

It's a currency. Just because it fluctuates and isn't like any other currency out there doesn't make it any less of a currency. Governments just want to classify it so they can figure out how we should be taxed! There's no other reason because who cares? Everyone uses it for different reasons. Some people hate banks. Bitcoin is perfectly for them. Some people love tech, again perfect fit. Some people can't get a bank account, perfect. Some people want to avoid taxes (not so perfect haha. Don't forget to mix those coins ). Some people want to use it to store wealth. It's an easy way to do that for sure!

Although I'm sure all Americans will hate to hear this, the world (and bitcoin price) does not solely revolve around what's going on in your economy. It's a global currency. It's fairly obvious to anyone outside of your bubble that the price has a little to do with many different countries.

Ok so a few things. 5% is actually a really good fee for a bitcoin atm. I was really surprised whenever you said that. The 7% fee to sell them, not so much. I would rather sell bitcoins at spot price pretty much anywhere else. Still, buying is great.

I hope more people use it than just you haha otherwise it matter not be there for very long! I wish my local gas station had a bitcoin atm or better yet accepted bitcoins as a payment method.

I also really hope that the government doesn't start trying to regulate these more with anti money laundering regulations and require ID. That would be a huge step backwards.

We're  talking about web wallets here so I fixed a few things in your OP.

Web wallets are convenient. That's really all they have going for them. They're reliable I guess in the sense that the websites don't go down a lot. But what's more reliable is a wallet where you don't have to rely on a 3rd party to hold your keys.

For safety I would suggest a paper wallet created offline (cheap) or hardware wallet such as trezor (expensive).

For convenience web wallets I guess. You have access to your bitcoins with a username / password so you can access them anywhere. Mobile wallets are much better options though (try mycelium. I love it. Bread wallet for ios is good too).

Reliability really would be other wallets whether it's paper, hardware, desktop, mobile. Anything where you hold your own keys. Anything is better than a Web wallet because at some point a web wallet will go down (whether from a hack, or maintenance).

Those would be my suggestions.

My mistake. I hadn't heard of these before. How did you obtain the coins? Did you buy them, earn them... Find them?

Sure can!

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(21 1's just an FYI. That's 4 more than yours.)


Haha but please don't send me any more bitcoins because I seem to have lost my private key

Haha somehow I doubt that but hey, you never know. Governments will always be pushing fiat I'm assuming. I wonder what will happen when bitcoins take over a large portion of currencies though. Some places may end up with their local currencies being hyperinflated.

Amazon giftcards or digital giftcards or something else? Do these come with receipts as well or do we just hope that you didn't purchase them with a stolen credit card?

I think I reported them a few times. I know I saw it and meant too just can't remember if I actually had. I saw 3 posts in under 24h just basically bumping the thread over and over again.


If you know you're putting on 3 different promotions on a certain day there will never be a need to post every few hours. It's unnecessary and not allowed by forum rules! Obviously replying to a question is OK (but the OP doesn't do that of course, most questions are deleted because obviously they open some wounds about how sketchy the whole website is).

What you're looking for is https://bitcoinfees.21.co. It shows you the fees in satoshi/byte so you have a better idea how much your current fee should be. I've been finding the fees higher than normal right now (about 100-120 satoshi/byte if you want them confirmed in the first or second block).

Hey way to go fatanut. I was wondering about this though:


So when did you purchase that account? Or are you the original account farmer?

Credit goes to rizzlarolla of course.

This is literally the oldest scam in the book.

What's next?:

"Did you guys know that you can't type and post your bitcointalk/blockchain.info password?"

Rofl. No one falls for this shit. Maybe it's time to get a job