Yes dollar will face a good competition from bitcoin in future, but I don't see that bitcoin is replacing dollar soon, as dollar is the most popular currency across the globe, people would definitely choose dollar over bitcoins.

If you have a constant watch on bitcoin price then you know when to buy and when to sell it, as the big traders are doing the same buying at lower price and selling at a bit higher price and making good profits, its not a good idea just keep on holding and making your coins unused.

Don't work hard, Work Smart, and rest will take care of it, hard work will never make you rich, but smart work can, and gambling is not the right way to become rich, as it is illegal and also unethical, gambling is good when it is just for fun.

If you can afford to take risk than you can invest your money into bitcoins, as it will also save your money and it can be good investment for future, bitcoin can take care of both the things, savings and investments too.

Bitcoin will be widely used as a mode of payment, but I don't see it replacing fiat in near future, As the users of fiat are more as compared to bitcoins, and there are many people and countries who have not even heard about bitcoins.

Exactly, totally depends on the price of bitcoins after 20 years, we don't know where it will stand in future, even 10 btc can take care of you or 100 btc will not be enough to have a good retirement life. And also depends on in which country you live.

That's true and bitcoin is not getting support from the press and media and also from the Governments of the respective countries, unless Government doesn't comes in support of bitcoins, the future of bitcoin is unpredictable.

Yes I believe that it will reach to that price in coming months, as more and more people getting into bitcoins and that is the good news for bitcoin community, the only thing we need is that the price should be stable when it reaches $600 mark.

Yeah, that's true, people will keep on saying whatever comes to their minds, either they don't know exactly what bitcoin is or they just want to manipulate the price of coin, it totally depends on an individual whether to believe in bitcoins or not.

Yes bitcoin will keep on fluctuating as it does every time, and the worst thing is when price falls down people will start on thinking that bitcoin will not survive, need to have faith in bitcoin as price fluctuation is not new when it comes to bitcoins.

Even if that were so, this isn't an efficient method to obtain them.

Slightly disappointed in myself that I agreed to pay $20 (plus tip) for an iPhone unlock on another thread without first looking into how I could do this myself. Well... what's done is done.

As you should always, do your research before buying something.

You shouldn't lie. If you really do have these credentials, I highly doubt you would be freelancing, let alone hold $60 tutoring sessions extensive enough to cover a week's worth of post-secondary material. I'll let you speculate on the hourly rate. I recommend that you make an ad on Craigslist or your city's classifieds to guarantee a stable rate of $30-45/hour.

I requested this service from lolwut back in January and everything worked out perfectly. I had a phone locked with Rogers Canada, and within a matter of days, he told me the unlock was successful with Rogers and I could proceed to verify it with Apple through iTunes. I paid him after a successful test of the unlock with a random SIM card from a local wireless communications retailer.

Thanks again, lolwut. I really appreciate this service you're providing to the BTC community.

Yep, I can confirm that as well; my Dropbox account, which was expanded by emails like "90wtrbsdf@ymail.com", still sees these referrals as valid.
But it's a shame no one's doing it anymore. I was hoping to get a backup account expanded, but I guess it should be alright.

I remember getting my Dropbox account expanded with referrals here, and I was wondering what happened to these services. Did the Dropbox team patch this sort of abuse?

Just an fyi, Nexon accounts are very easily recoverable. The owner could claim the account back within hours upon realization that the password has changed.

I've been following this story for quite a while now, and I was hoping to ask: is he in prison yet? If not, how has he avoided the law for so long?

What I mean by non-existent address is a 34-character address that has never been generated or used before.

For example, my address:

1F2ZoMkKXpjxe4SbhmU8LvXHkmCdANdsDS

But mistakenly modified as

1F2ZoMkKXpjxe4SbhmU8LvXHkmCdANdsDA

But as long as that checksum is in place, I feel safe.

Due to long confirmation times and fear of my wallet.dat corrupting again, I'm would like to stop using my local wallet and begin using an online wallet. I wanted to ask you guys which online-wallet service I should stick with.

How I use my wallet is quite simple. On a average week, I would make four transactions involving my local wallet: receive BTC twice & send BTC twice.

In about a month from now, I won't be able to make any more transactions for quite some time, and will need to rely on this wallet for long term storage.

I'm aware of the online wallet service at http://blockchain.info/ , but I'm wondering if there are other services you believe are just as safe or more advantageous, in terms of reliability or speed.

Thanks!