Hello guys, i have ~440$ PayPal. And i want change it to Bitcoin. Bitcoin price: http://www.preev.com/I pay PayPal fees. Warranties: 1) PayPal verified 2) I long time trade game items for real money. I have more reputation on Rus and Eng forums. Link in private if need. 3) If you want we can use middleman, but i need check he reputation.I suggest this middlemans, if you dont trust me: http://steamrep.com/list/M | http://steamrep.com/list/TS As I have found out, even with people with more rep then you, this can only end in pain for the seller of BTC. The only rule I have found that (so far) holds... Only do paypal to BTC with people you have PHYSICALLY MET IN PERSON.
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can we get some feedback?
Yes. So far 75RTUGA is my favorite.
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Idea: Augment Radiant Systems' "Aloha" restaurant point-of-sale software to include a per-table Bitcoin payment QR code on every printed ticket and to credit Bitcoin payments sent to such addresses to the appropriate tables. Bit-Pay or Paysius would provide on-the-fly payment conversions to USD at a price less than processing a credit card, making the proposition attractive for restaurant owners. The QR code would include the payment address and the ticket total, making the transaction super easy for customers and staff.
Problem: There is no incentive for Radiant Systems to add Bitcoin functionality to Aloha.
Question: Does anyone know if Aloha supports third-party plugins? Does anyone here know anyone who works for Radiant Systems?
I recommend staying as far away from Radiant systems as you can. Maybe they have changed in 10 years, but they did not seem friendly or easy to work with when I had to.
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Any advice on responding to paypals dispute? How are others dealing with it?
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Could you get some vinyl banners with bitcoin logos on them ? I need a 1mx1m one Edit-customizable qr code on it is good. I can, it may not be that size and it is a slow process but the price is not bad. I will message you.
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my contribution! If nobody does better in the next three days that is it!
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I sent bitcoins to Kornkrit Sreburin and now he is reversing the transaction. His email is kornkrits@yahoo.comAre they claiming you did not send them something (IE they are probably the real account holder and scamming you outright) or did they claim their account was hacked and they have no knowledge of the transaction?
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Perhaps I'm being a bit of a wally, but I'm confused.
I thought the idea of Bitcoin was to cut-out the middleman and have direct payment transfers between sender and receiver.
So why is Bit-Pay flourishing? If we use Bit-Pay the middleman is back again, taking their cut. So we're back where we started. We might as well use Paypal again???
Maybe I'm missing something here?
For me, Bit-Pay is a great solution for my online store. I do not convert to USD, I take BTC from Bit-Pay so my fee is 1%. Now I could do this with my own server running bitcoind.... and risk downtime and pay for the electricity and maybe a fixed IP address, or I can let them have 1% and do it all for me. For me, bit-pay makes it cheaper. The bitcoin difference is that this is MY CHOICE. With bitcoin I can manually still take that fee free transfer, with visa/mc/paypal there is no way to do it without the fee commercially. No way to do it without very restrictive agreements and potential charge-backs. Bit-pay provides me with automation for about the cost of electricity.
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*not* agreed at all! ok … partially agreed. If we had a monopoly, I would love to have order settlement once per 24h or once per week. Why should the price change faster than I can settle a purchase? As we will never have a monopoly, people will put their money where they can react in case of significant news and therefore the exchanges would only stop 24/7 upon being regulated.
(Actually a pause in price-making would definitely not increase stability as users would get nervous against that deadline on Friday. Also the exchanges would need extra capacities for the unnatural activity spikes.)
If the exchanges become regulated, which they should, the regulations will mandate equal protection for buyers and sellers. This may mean that trading cannot occur during periods of time when only one group of participants can deposit and withdraw, and the other group cannot. In other words, unless banks are open 24/7 bitcoin cannot trade 24/7. I believe that regulation is quite arbitrary. Since you can 'pre-position' any amount of currency at an exchange, and even set orders via robot there seems to be no reason to restrict trading to times when you can deposit. Especially since deposits are not instant nor are they predictable (at the biggest exchange) when they will show up. I would hate to see regulation dictate trading times, that is one of bitcoins greatest strengths.
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I have one, I think it is an MSI or Saphire. It has run stock clocks or underclocked it's whole life. I would sell it for $400 in BTC plus shipping.
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Great youtube video link. Have a chance to verify any of those stats? They are certainly very impressive! Like most statistics, they can be spun almost any way depending on the goal. The first one... "magazine readership is steady.... despite the biggest economic downturn in 80 years" What does that mean? Is it true? Well if you look at the number of people who say they read magazines in a poll, it is pretty steady. If you look at the total circulation of magazines, it is down despite a growing world population. The rest of the stats are mostly geared to people selling magazines at retail. In those cases it is a clear win. Considering most publishers 'take back' unsold magazines there is little cost to most retailers.
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price dropped. Shipping is about 2btc of the price so local pickup would be about $20 in btc
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Hi, my girlfriend can do GREAT digital art, what colours and style would you like? Pictures or words? She HAS done logo's before so it can be made exactly how you want it.
At this point I am quite open. I was attempting to monetize the domain, by getting traffic either through a forum/wiki or other content.
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