BUMP! Just got max hogs. 3 teslas going to level 7! Buy it now!!! 150$ or equivalent in BTC!
Hello fellow clasher, your village is not a bad start but still middle of the road TH9, long way to go on upgrades. Any legit offers on them yet? Curious what the market is right now on max TH8 and good TH9s. Gluck! |
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Hi secondstrade, good news is that I am now memebr status  So I updated signature and post to member status, does this mean I will now be tracked at the new rank? |
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ok 7 days
small amount 15$ for egift 100$. Warranty 7 days
Code received this morning and used this evening. Seller was quick to reply and send card, please confirm back that you received payment and hopefully things run smoothly for the next 7 days  |
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are u selling starbuck account with $$$ in it or r u selling card code and pin?
i sell account stb have balance 100$ 150$ ... so you don't do egift or transfer? Like Sandy says that's much much suspect... i also egift 100$ or 150$  OK please check your PMs and I am willing to be the guinea pig for the board to see if you are legit or not. |
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are u selling starbuck account with $$$ in it or r u selling card code and pin?
i sell account stb have balance 100$ 150$ ... so you don't do egift or transfer? Like Sandy says that's much much suspect... |
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Ok pm me the info plz. Will send you $6 to your wallet address when I receive and test card. i am online i send gc first Ok so will you send first and guarantee 14 days? Do you have $50 cards for $6? If so I will do a quick purchase with you and report back to the group. ok i send first and guarantee 7 days if account die i change account |
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i am online i send gc first Ok so will you send first and guarantee 14 days? Do you have $50 cards for $6? If so I will do a quick purchase with you and report back to the group. |
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WTF?!
you want to pay $17 for a $20 gift card?!
I sincerely hope that everyone who considers this takes the time to do the conversions.
It's like that other thread where someone wants to buy a few hundred LTC at a price far below what a seller could get at btc-e
Make a serious offer, maybe you'll get a serious response.
Okay price fluctuation, it's hard to get a certain price on it. I'm willing to up it to 0.08 Did you try cryptothrift? I think there's some guy who is always selling small gift cards for a decent rate? Found one here: https://cryptothrift.com/auctions/gift-cards/walmart-egift-10-2/ |
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I apologize, I thought I did that earlier. Should be good to go now? Hi there a quick question for the OP please.
Let's say if I join today, you'll start tracking my posts for one week and for only the first week I get a rollover just in case I don't make the 20 post minimum?
It has nothing to do with the payout dates then right? Worst case is I would have to wait a cycle to get my payout since I will be joining only a few days from pay day?
Yes, If you join today and you don't make the 20 post, you will receive the payout on monday of the week after next. Ok I'll give it a shot if you're still taking Jr Members. Name: chri521 Posts: 51 Activity: 50 Position: Jr. Member Address: 1CQk9adrVn9Wdh1gh8huh1Fh78a1o5SFGo first of all, you have to change your signature to our signature. and the i will add your information. thank you. |
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If you want to build trust and make people believe you, you should reply to your PMs when they come in on both sites. You may need to go first for some higher ranked and trusted members if they are interested and all your feedback is a few months old on Crypto? |
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Hi there a quick question for the OP please.
Let's say if I join today, you'll start tracking my posts for one week and for only the first week I get a rollover just in case I don't make the 20 post minimum?
It has nothing to do with the payout dates then right? Worst case is I would have to wait a cycle to get my payout since I will be joining only a few days from pay day?
Yes, If you join today and you don't make the 20 post, you will receive the payout on monday of the week after next. Ok I'll give it a shot if you're still taking Jr Members. Name: chri521 Posts: 51 Activity: 50 Position: Jr. Member Address: 1CQk9adrVn9Wdh1gh8huh1Fh78a1o5SFGo |
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im trying to by using escrow. seller agreed but im trying to find an escrow person. i email one yesterday devthedev but got no reply yet. who is good escrow person?
Was able to dig up this list of known escrow accounts online. I've bookmarked it suggest you do so also, seems pretty darn useful! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0 |
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Were you able to sell this to anyone and successfully transfer it?
Assuming you bought some of this balance from sofia?
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I Sell Account Starbucks ( mail and pass)
Balance 100$ or many other balance.
I want to sell 12%.
Payment: WMZ or PM BTC - BTCE
I send first to trusted member. Yahoo: futher22love
Didn't you just do another thread? I am almost certain nobody will trade first with you unless you escrow and can build up some reputation. Otherwise you'll just sound like every other multi/alt/scammer out there. |
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Hi there a quick question for the OP please.
Let's say if I join today, you'll start tracking my posts for one week and for only the first week I get a rollover just in case I don't make the 20 post minimum?
It has nothing to do with the payout dates then right? Worst case is I would have to wait a cycle to get my payout since I will be joining only a few days from pay day?
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Thank you for the comprehensive list. Did some quick research and decided on trying out both circle and coinbase for convenience. I am going to assume that if I want instant-buy USD to BTC ability and keep a low amount of bitcoin in them, the risk is worth the ease of use. Reviews of wallets I've used in chronological order:
Coinbase: Started Feb 2014, after hearing from a friend about Mt. Gox's collapse. Wanted to get into bitcoins at its low point...
Good
+ Able to convert USD to BTC
+ Loads of features I haven't gotten around to fully appreciating
+ Good customer support
+ Also an exchange
+ Most trusted third-party wallet IMO
Bad
- Trusted third-party. It pretty obvious that Bitcoin's history of trusted third-parties makes a lot more sense when you add the prefix "un-" to the term. Let Coinbase be different.
Still in use?
YES, as one of the most trusted third-party wallet, an exchange, and loads of features I haven't gotten around to using, it's my go-to for purchasing large quantities of BTC.
Bitcoin QT: Started Feb 2014, after hearing from a friend about Mt. Gox's collapse. I might have bought a bit high, but I did my homework and concluded that I wanted to control my own private keys. Coinbase's coins lasted about 10 minutes after they were delivered and whisked away to QT.
Good
+ Full node
+ Vanilla wallet, easy to understand, simple to use
+ Non-deterministic keys
Bad
- Non-deterministic keys, no HD keys
- Full node eats up a lot of computing resources
Still in use?
YES, contributing to the network and my personal transactional security is two birds with one stone.
Mycelium: Started March 2014, wanted to trade bitcoins in person.
Good
+ Excellent, highly polished UI, simple to understand and easy to use
Bad
- Thin client with specialized servers means having to trust a relatively small set of nodes relative to the bitcoin network to relay transactions. A minor negative, nothing that would steal private keys.
Still in use?
YES, with excellent production value and ease of usage, Mycelium is my hot wallet.
Circle: Started July(?) 2014, despite all the flak that Jeremy Allaire's gotten from hyping Circle and his unpopular direction on bitcoin, Circle actually opened and I wanted to try out Coinbase's potential rival.
Good
+ The USD to BTC price has been, from my experience, always cheaper than Coinbase
+ Instantly purchase BTC via bank-linked account (Coinbase requires a Visa credit card, which I don't have)
Bad
- Not as established or feature-loaded as Coinbase
- Trusted. Third. Party.
Still in use? YES, I use them to insta-buy small quantities of BTC.
Electrum: Started July 2014. Wanted to practice offline signatures.
Good
+ SPV wallet == minimal resource footprint
+ HD wallet
+ Easy-to-use offline signature
Bad
- Thin client with specialized servers means having to trust a relatively small set of nodes relative to the bitcoin network to relay transactions. A minor negative, nothing that would steal private keys.
Still in use? NO, I've advanced to Armory. I still recommend this wallet for newbies who wants to practice offline signatures and just secure their wallets without having to play with the knobs and levers.
Bitcoin for Android: Started September 2014, after the developers implemented PIN security.
Good
+ Excellent backup security
+ SPV that uses bitcoin nodes, unlike specialized servers like the case of Electrum or Mycelium
Bad
- I had some issues during my course of usage that the developers were responsive to, and resolved them promptly. Since they were resolved, they won't be listed here.
Still in use? NO, after finding out back in November 2014 that this wallet created unencrypted backups on my phone for two months without my consent, I immediately dropped it and came back to Mycelium. The developers have since fixed this security mistake. I may come back to it later.
Armory: Started to actually use it in December 2014. I had installed Armory since the beginning of my bitcoin adoption, but avoided it due to the daunting complexity of Armory's loaded features. It wasn't until I understood more about the technicals of a bitcoin transaction that I started to remember Armory and those exact features I wanted.
Good
+ Full Node
+ Loads of technical features, from good coin control, to offline signatures, to encryption security control, Armory is for bitcoiners who knows what they're doing
+ Excellent encryption security
Bad
- UI could use some streamlining
- Full Node takes up a lot of computing resources
Still in use? YES. Armory is my favorite desktop bank by far.
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Good point on the gambling, as with any gambling risk/reward but the game odds have to be at least fair (expected value and all). Didn't even realize there were so many signature campaigns that reward activity and posting, even for newbies and Jr. Members. Going to look into that now, cheer fellers. Any downside with these signature campaigns aside from pimping out your signature block and also revealing your bitcoin wallet address? The best choice would be, what doesnt go out of your way to earn those bitcoins.
People are listing way too many choices, and some will pay out pennies and comparing to whats been paying them great. I`d stick with signatures for now, then move on to a buy and sell thing.
I wouldnt want to waste my time in other areas, unless you have a lot of time in the day.
Yeah, I agree. From my introduction into Bitcoin, the easiest way if you work and have disposable income, is to just convert $ to Bitcoin. I'll assume that some people are asking because they either don't work or don't want to invest their personal $. Without having any unique skillset, so really just based on participation, the signature campaigns are your best bet from what I can see. Aside from that, there are faucets and Android games that will pay a few hundred satoshi, which will build really slowly over time. Gambling has the potential to generate bitcoin, but the odds are against you and you need to be comfortable with losing. |
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Agree there's no chance it hits 10k in 2015 or anytime ever unless it gains some regulatory support in multiple countries IMHO.
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PM'd ya for another card.
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giving any vouch copy? ill take one!
Much buyer at here buy me .... They will vouch buy much will have bonus who is vouching? and vouching which account  |
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