I do remember coinbase "cheating" a lot of users last year, but this is still going on? Personally this has never affected me, but I've only sold btc through them, never bought any.
Btw I don't think they are considered a real exchange, but rather an outlet to convert fiat to BTC, and vise versa. You cannot do any daytrading on there.
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With your new account and lack of trust, no one will accept paypal payment from you. If you want to do a bank cash deposit, I can sell you 2 btc, and willing to walk you through the process if you don't already know how. MG/WU has relatively high service fees, cash deposit at a bank has no fees for either of us.
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Hi grue, I'm willing to buy from you. I've bought/sold btc with about 60 different people, and sold hundreds of items on here. If you're ok, I will PM you to proceed with this transaction. Willing to provide proof of all these transactions in PM as well if you need it.
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Hmm I wonder why silver is not talked about, when it has more practical uses than gold?
What does it have that gold doesnt? I guess everybody sees silver as second best to gold. Gold has a higher monetary value, but silver has a higher intrinsic value. More silver is used in electronics, and silver is a natural antiseptic used especially in the medical fields. It's also used a lot in photography. Gold does not have all these properties. One thing gold can be used for other than jewelry, is to block certain types of radiation.
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Thanks for payment! I have now 1675 posts and I'm staying with this campaign.
Payouts are automatic. And that second question... You mean they confirmed you but they didn't add you to the list?
Did you get paid? If you did then it just not updated yet.
That explains it Just wait for list to update. It would be funny if someone reported you along with all your other accounts and you got another ban . You have balls to continue spamming right after coming back from a temp ban from moderators, for spamming in the first place. Updown, I would monitor this guy or outright remove him from your campaign. Take a look at his profile to see all his useless posts.
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Hmm I wonder why silver is not talked about, when it has more practical uses than gold?
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Hero members: 0.0016 BTC
Sr. member: 0.00135 BTC Full Members: 0.00085 BTC
Members: 0.00075 BTC
UpDown, are you going to pay the correct rate listed in the OP, rather than the old rate? Otherwise, I think I'd have to jump ship to FXO, as they pay a tad higher. Also, any loyalty incentive to keep long-time members with your campaign? This was my very first ad campaign I participated in. .
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Can someone please summarize what happened here? 34 pages means it must have been pretty amusing, but I don't have the time to go through everything just to get the story.
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Its not like I'm not going to be able to pay whomever back. I do have a job. I'm not a bum begging for money. I'm just in a bind right now, and I need help.
I'm not going to lie to you guys and be like "oh I'm going to invest it" or some other lie. I was stupid with with money, and now Im jammed up
Without collateral, do you realize anyone can make up any story? Talk is cheap. How do I know you really have a job? I don't. Even if you do, what is to guarantee that you'll actually pay it back? NOTHING.
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Sure, for high standing members, I can sway a tad on rates and payment method.
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It doesn't matter too much what you need it for, it's now pretty rare to get loans without collateral. It also won't matter how much interest you're offering, and here's why: Without collateral, the higher the interest payback you're offering, the lower the likelihood that you'll pay it back. The lower the interest rate offered, then lenders won't think it's worth it to loan you btc without collateral.
Either way, collateral is everything. If you can't provide ANY collateral, don't ask for the loan.
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I just got payment too, but I double-checked and can confirm that 100% of my posts were accounted for, however it was with the old rate (0.0014BTC) rather than this new updated rate (0.0016BTC). So if you think some of your posts are missing, use the old rates to calculate if your payout is correct.
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I can sell any amount up to: 5 BTC, at the rate of bitstamp + 7%. Escrow on this forum, or built in escrow on localbitcoins is fine, but you cover fees.
Only payments accepted are 1) Moneygram and 2) Bank of America cash deposits. You don't necessarily need to have a BofA account, only a local branch needed to deposit the cash.
Reputation: I've sold hundreds of items in 2011 on this forum, and have over 60 completed transactions on my localbitcoins account.
Cash deposit instructions: 1) contact me for how many btc you want, we'll lock in a price 2) You'll be given bank account info to deposit cash at a local BofA branch 3) After cash deposit, take a picture of the whole receipt 4) Rip that receipt in half, on each half write "NO REFUND" and your forum name, take a picture
BTC will not be released until you can provide these two pictures for cash deposits, or until after I pick up the money form moneygram.
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And how did you guys calculate these numbers? Is it how many possible combinations of all upper case letters, lower case letters, and numbers, with the possible 34 characters?
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Anyone can create a new account on here and make up a story. It doesn't look good for a newb to come on here only to ask for a loan, with zero contribution to the forum.
Btw, you offer no collateral and don't even state how much interest on the repayment. Go get a business loan from a bank instead.
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Intrinsic value is an ethical and philosophic property. It is the ethical or philosophic value that an object has "in itself" or "for its own sake", as an intrinsic property. An object with intrinsic value may be regarded as an end or (in Kantian terminology) end-in-itself. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrinsic_value_(ethics) If the value depends on the situation, it is not intrinsic. Then in that case, give me an example of an intrinsic value with undisputed high value in every situation. The "value" of it must be equal in every situation. If you go back to the example I gave you for silver, its intrinsic value is that it's a great semiconductor, and great for antiseptics. However, these properties will not be useful in every situation, but these properties are still inherent no matter the situation. These are still intrinsic value, but will vary depending on the situation. I think, we are going in the wrong direction here. Like I said before, I just know the term "intrinsic value" in a philosophical way. I never heard or read some using it in any other context. I am not a philosopher, I read some philosophical books and took some philosophical courses at university, but that is it. If you have ever heard of constructivism you might realise there is nothing undisputed in the philosophical world. So, my question is, is there another use of this term in maybe the financial markets/economics? I just now skimmed the wiki link you posted. You used the term intrinsic value relating to ethics, so I think that's the wrong context. We might be debating some totally different concepts, as I don't think we're on the same page.
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Are you blind? There are already thousands of merchants accepting btc. This is not an overnight thing. Infrastructure is still not there yet, but keep in mind crypto currency is only a few years old.
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Intrinsic value is an ethical and philosophic property. It is the ethical or philosophic value that an object has "in itself" or "for its own sake", as an intrinsic property. An object with intrinsic value may be regarded as an end or (in Kantian terminology) end-in-itself. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrinsic_value_(ethics) If the value depends on the situation, it is not intrinsic. Then in that case, give me an example of an intrinsic value with undisputed high value in every situation. The "value" of it must be equal in every situation. If you go back to the example I gave you for silver, its intrinsic value is that it's a great semiconductor, and great for antiseptics. However, these properties will not be useful in every situation, but these properties are still inherent no matter the situation. These are still intrinsic value, but will vary depending on the situation.
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"Intrinsic value" is relative to the situation. If you're drowning in a lake, a bottle of water will have zero intrinsic value. If you're dying of thirst in a desert, that same bottle of water has a very high intrinsic value.
That is not how "intrinsic value" is used. No? Then how is it used. The example I gave is a perfect example. If you want to relate it to the current topic, then silver can also be used as a currency, and at the same time it has other intrinsic value. A lot of it is used in electronics and photography. But if I did not manufacture any electronics, then it would be useless to me in that aspect, but nevertheless it still has the characteristics of a being a good electrical conductor. Likewise, if I wasn't in the medical field, then I wouldn't care for the antiseptic properties of silver. So even though silver has all these intrinsic values, it could still be worthless, depending on the situation.
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