Maybe if you had a job, you wouldn't be blaming others.

A Vietnamese anti-semite racist, hmm.  You're very lucky to be in the U.S.  I'm guessing Vietnam doesn't have the same kind of freedom of speech that the U.S. does.

Pretty amazing- in just 2 months the price has gone up nearly 20%! 

Nice!  Good to hear, Goldflake!  I hope you will be happy with your purchase.

I guess I feel a little more confident selling worldwide.   So if you're interested, please let me know.  Thanks! 

You think draft-dodging donald is the answer or the problem?

Chicken donald will end up being worse than dubya.

Hillbill doesn't seem much better.

Anyone voting for the libertarian party?

Web slicer, I did a quick search and I found some sources offering without a prescription on ebay.

I would offer my help, but I think it is too risky to send someone medicine who I don't know, and, more importantly, I am not in the medical field.

Good luck!

I was thinking the same thing!

If he had simply invested the money in bitcoin and held onto it, he would have made quite a profit in less than 2 months.

To those who don't trade, I still think buying and holding is a good strategy.

Have you checked out any of the bitcoin lending sites, like btcjam and loanbase?  You can be a lender or a borrower.

Lending can be tricky no matter where you do it, because there are so many scammers and people who don't know how to manage their money properly.

Don't do it, unless you like taking risks.  Paypal with close your account and you will feel the pain.  If you want to read about many people's woes, search on the forums of localbitcoins.  Some people think that, maybe if they have a middle account, they won't get caught.  But based on everything I have read, if you sell or buy bitcoins with your paypal account, you are indeed violating their TOS. 

Yes, it is unreasonable!  minerjones, what a way to get your response from BTCC 



Right, until June 6th!  But I paid in May, because, I was being so kind.  I am that kind of guy- too trusting.

To the certified newbie (Bobby Lee):  You overstepped your bounds by railroading us to pay early and then by improperly declaring the goods. 

You can find a reputable trader on localbitcoins who will sell you bitcoins with a credit card.

Just be aware that you will have to pay a premium , because many scammers use stolen credit cards to buy bitcoins.  The seller will cover any potential scams by charging a lot more for your bitcoins than with cash.

Hope that helps!

If you are continuously buying and then reselling, you are doing arbitrage.  So, then the cycle is never-ending: you're constantly buying btc below spot and re-selling for more than what you bought it for.  It doesn't matter what the price of btc is, because you will sell it at a mark-up and then purchase more with your fiat.

In arbitrage, the goal is to continue to grow your wealth, so you will be buying more and more btc just to resell them again.  Because the volatility of btc is much more than the volatility of fiat (U.S. anyhow), the way to see if you are growing your wealth is to gauge how much fiat you have.

Hi minerjones, here is the txid:

https://blockchain.info/tx/fd99dba1d565f988dc49f478b7550b74a7289ff2f42bb386dbf4f639a4c39753


Thanks for arranging (yet another) group buy 

I would like one without the box please 

If it weren't for my TILE, I would've pulled my hair out!

I lost my phone this morning and tile helped me find it!  (Okay, the phone was in the bathroom...eww )

But, still, I found it with that sqaure little Tile!

So, now it's time to get your very own TILE!

Also, because of the rising price of BTC, the NEW price until otherwise noted is: .035 BTC each, or .06 BTC for two!

A t-shirt for over $60?   

You have to reprice your products. 

I really like these!  I think they could be used to initiate newbs to storing and transferring bitcoin.  Or just to have a cheap disposable wallet!

My biggest issues is my paranoia about any kind of hardware wallet device, whether it is this or trezor, etc: that there may be malicious code built in to steal the bitcoins. 

I know I am paranoid.  I will freely admit it.  So, how can you guarantee that my btc are safe?

Thanks!  I know it must be tough convincing someone like me, but I definitely would buy some if I was pretty certain they were safe.

Until you trust someone, and even then, your cell phone number can be used as part of social engineering (con) to gain control of your accounts.  For example, a trader I know got his localbitcoins account hacked via social engineering. The scammer had the guy's cell number among other info, like where he went to college, etc.  With some of that info, the scammer took control of the victim's email account and it snowballed into owning the LBC account.  It lasted only a couple of days, but some damage was done.

Honestly, if you are the type of person who doesn't buy too often, say once a week or month, I doubt anyone will do anything harmful with your phone number.  If on the other hand, you are a big trader, you could be a target of a scam.  It also depends on how anonymous you want to be.  I know someone who is constantly selling to many different traders.  I have bought from him a couple of times and still he prefers to message me through LBC.

GP, nice strategy 

Looks like you've won some beauties!

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