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2261  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: WTS .501 btc [Paypal] on: January 25, 2014, 02:27:45 PM
I"ll buy up all your coins, I'm not sending my paypal to you first so take, I also offer free escrow for any buyer interested in offering a higher rate then me on his coins my offer is btc-e -5%
2262  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: I sell Bitcoins for Western Union +Moneygram + Cash in Mail (Europe) on: January 25, 2014, 02:23:55 PM
Hi I can regularlly buy your bitcoins for western union and I am able to do money in minutes fairly cheaply. I have a outstanding rep and am looking for consistent and steady supply. You can check my exchange thread here and contact me.
2263  Economy / Services / Re: add our bitcoin poker game (site) to your site! on: January 25, 2014, 02:21:42 PM
If you're looking for advertising how about taking a look at buying adspace on my travel blog www.film2240.blogspot.co.uk  (go to affiliates tab for the adspace sell off) as Im looking for buyers? Smiley

I got a couple bitcoin faucet sites I could link it to about 80k viewers a day between them if your interested in advertising or may know of some type of use with it.
2264  Economy / Services / Re: [WTB] PayPal Payment Service for Bitcoins on: January 25, 2014, 02:17:52 PM
I don't have a PayPal account, and I would rather not open one. However, I need to make a payment, and the only payment accepted is PayPal. It is just $10 in PayPal, and I will be paying you in Bitcoins at the agreed rate. I will send my payment after you have completed your payment, to prevent any charge-backs from happening in that time frame, or trusted members only! Smiley
PM me or post below your offers.

I can do this for you for a small fee. I wont be sending my paypal payment first however. I dont like dealing with the bullshit or time wasted that comes with trying to do a chargeback for $10 if you do try to scam that is not accusing you. You can pm me if your interested.
2265  Economy / Services / Re: Custom QR codes-First 5 Free!Only 0.0009BTC afterwards!! on: January 25, 2014, 02:09:41 PM
Cool idea can I reserve one until I think of a awesome use for it?
2266  Economy / Services / [Hiring] Simple escrow script for my escrow free escrow I offer $1-300 budget on: January 25, 2014, 02:08:32 PM
I currently offer free escrow services that has seemed to recently pick up recently I would like someone to devote some spare time in coding a simplistic easy to use escrow website that I can use to branch out my escrow a little bit further. Using the website however I would like to charge a % based fee, yet also make this easy for me to handle escrows with ease.

A budget on this would be roughly $100-300 USD in BTC based on preev.com average price If your up for the project have previous experience with something like this or already got a idea on how you would like to do this project send me a PM on it and we can negotiate terms.

My escrow thread can be found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133985.0

My next project if also interested would be a simplistic exchange based on selling BTC for paypal or buying BTC with WU or cash in mail. The budget for this will be slightly higher and I would be adding this script on bitcoinminerz.com which is based on opencart version 1.5.5.1 This will come after an escrow website is already up, but if you are up for the task on this specific type of script PM also. Budget for this script can be negotiated as well come with a royalty type contract.

My exchange threads on bitcointalk can be found here

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=273034.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=430155.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=430588.0
2267  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Is asicmart.com a legit seller? Thinking of ordering a Knc Neptune miner on: January 25, 2014, 12:17:51 PM
I accept paypal on bitcoinminerz.com if you send me a pm looking for specific hardware I can usually find it.
2268  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Selling 1x BF4 Key on: January 25, 2014, 04:50:43 AM
Battlefield 4? Smiley

oh duh... May want to post it in the digital goods
2269  Economy / Economics / Re: Major companies accepting BTC will ultimately drive prices down? on: January 25, 2014, 04:37:02 AM
Oh i'm a holder and a long term one but dont get me wrong I love getting myself a cool toy here and their and bragging about how btc purchased it. It was just one of those things I didnt really think about my buddy told me tigerdirect is accepting bitcoins an i'm just like yeah!! buying a new LTC/gaming rig then realized about how many other bitcoiners were thinking the same thing. I would love to know how many sales in BTC they actually got though in first 24 hours of release.
2270  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Selling 1x BF4 Key on: January 25, 2014, 03:18:29 AM
Selling 1x BF4 key, price is 1LTC or same amount in BTC Smiley


Whats a bf4 key?
2271  Economy / Lending / Re: Looking for small 0.025 BTC loan repay .030 on: January 25, 2014, 01:59:05 AM
Just saw this thread.  Truly awesome, and just shows that there are still (though they are in the minority) very good people in the virtual currency world.  Glad to see your dog is okay!

I wasn't always good. when i signed up here i pulled a bunch of petty scams but felt guilty and admitted it after some months. i paid everyone back eventually but alot of people still remember me as a scammer

The way you said this made me think of the diablo 2 scammers lol .
2272  Economy / Digital goods / Re: ☆★☆Buying & Selling Runescape gold *LIVE CHAT* Now Supporting RS 07!☆★☆ on: January 25, 2014, 01:56:44 AM
What is the price for rs gold normal and rs07?

Currently paying 0.24-0.26/m for RS3 depending on the amounts for 07 I am paying about $2-2.5/million depending on amounts better price for bigger amounts for sale. Smiley
2273  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group buy] Cointerra May batch gauging interest in this. $3/GHS on: January 25, 2014, 01:37:01 AM
The autopayout feature there is nice for the BTC, I assume the merged mining will also be split and distributed somehow?

I have it all planned out the users who are interested in doing something like this we will be setting up a skype group chat. auto payout and merged mining would be negotiated to be used to re-invest or used to daytrade and get those amazing dogecoins or something. Cheesy

But yes depending on the people who show interest in this and are actually looking to throw some money toward a rig lets go. I have also considered a KNC miner as well its a little bit more pricey but its 3TH I just dont want to make this some ridiculous group buy where everyone can own 1% of this mining hardware I would like to see some nice even numbers to simplify everything. Like 4 people each person owns 25% of the hashing power of course excluding the 4% taken out to an address for electricity and maintenance costs.

It would be equally shared and just seems like a fun project to do with a few people. Since the group can brainstorm other profitable investments.

I've ran previous group buys for USB hardware but this would be a unique project of its own.

If i look at this http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ it says that it wont BE in the first year. Am i missing something? Or do you think that this is profitble?

I am i bit of a newb but i just dont understand why so many people buy al these rigs here

Well me personally I think that calculator is cool but looking at it and well I really do not believe we'll see the difficulty go from 6900m to 12373m

I have been mining since late 09 - 10 I enjoy it its a fun hobbyist thing and you feel pretty accomplished when so far every peice of hardware I have owned from GPU to FPGA to ASIC I have seen them all bring me a ROI within 3-6 months regardless of difficulty. At that point your reward is a hardware that will continue to payout Cheesy if it gets that bad however this is why I would like this to be equally owned so it would be a group decision. Also another reason why I'd like to only do anywhere from 1500-3k on one of these cointerras so I need 1 - 3 more people to actually make this happen and look into investing with me.

I can't say this without it being nothing more then my speculation but anytime I do invest I plan on profiting off of it one way or another not to loose money. I really only need 1 other person to start this but am willing to expand.
2274  Economy / Economics / Major companies accepting BTC will ultimately drive prices down? on: January 24, 2014, 09:41:33 PM
Just a thought if all the bitcoin hoarders can now buy their nice nerd pod equipment from tigerdirect.com and lingerie for said girlfriend or wife with bitcoins. Wont we see alot of liquidation daily from these companies which will slowly crash prices? Not sure if anyone has posted this and apologies if it has. It just now occurred me is is all I'd like to know how you all feel about it.

I wonder what the sales volume for tigerdirect.com is daily. Whos processing the payments for them and overstock.com ? Shed some light on this topic for me I'm not ready to panic sell yet! Wink

Shit... Now saying that makes me realize forget mining btc I think i'll just start processing btc payments now.
2275  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: In-car mining rig - bad idea right? on: January 24, 2014, 06:31:33 PM
Just for the fun of it I imagined putting this mining rig in the trunk of my car:

1) Extra car battery
2) Raspberry Pi
3) An amp-meter that turns on the power when sufficient watts are available
4) A bitcoin mining rig that isn't worth powering at current power costs

= When enough excess power is available the rig is powered on and you mine for free.... In your car!

But then the obvious point hit me: Only terribly inefficient car generators would generate enough extra power to actually get any mining done Sad

No matter how you turn it around, this would lead to extra gas costs right?

FOr the hell of it I did this with a RPI a USB miner and internet through my cellphone a while back.
2276  Economy / Digital goods / [EXCHANGE] Selling cex.io GHS vouchers for cash in mail or western union on: January 24, 2014, 06:21:18 PM
Gauging some interest in this if users do not wish to use BTC they can buy GHS directly from me at a slightly higher premium then the current coinbase.com rate I'm thinking +5-10% higher then coinbase.com prices.

The only payment methods I will accept for this is cash in hand Western Union, or cash in mail . I personally would prefer the cash in mail to avoid the stupid fees WU charges.

This is only an idea I figured I would offer we'll see how popular it really is. You can contact the live chat below to negotiate direct and real time with me or one of our other chat reps.

2277  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BFL: Hardware Wallet?! on: January 24, 2014, 05:58:31 PM
It's a very sexy product but I won't give BFL a dime. My guess on price is somewhere near $1k.
Let's wait and see... But it is lovely!

Signed up those do look pretty smexy and give me a tech boner but no way in hell will i pay more then $200 for it. For some fancy cold storage, would be awesome for novelty however.
2278  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Announcing NEW 3TH/s and 5TH/s 20nm Bitcoin Miners on: January 24, 2014, 05:53:26 PM
@CTSMiner_Rebecca

Write your name on your bra and put it next to your prototypes.
Take a picture and upload it.
Now we know what size you have and that you are legit.

Bitcoin available for more than that! Grin

I'll second this only way to verify and confirm the identity of those tataas Smiley
2279  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group buy] Cointerra May batch gauging interest in this. on: January 24, 2014, 05:33:50 PM
What do you estimate the $/GH to be and what would you expect the delivery date to be?

Thanks!

Well if we split a unit 1000GHS will cost $3000 USD minus 4% out of the total 100% capacity of the miner for the costs in hosting it. It would be a may pre order as you can see here http://cointerra.com/product/terraminer-iv-2ths-networked-asic-miner-may-batch/ I more then likely will just buy one for myself if I dont see anyone interesting in essentially sharing a unit.
2280  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group buy] Cointerra May batch gauging interest in this. on: January 24, 2014, 05:10:33 PM
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