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Seems there could be something in this. Thanks for posting this link. |
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I am skeptical about clicking on any links posted in forum by newbies, so don't want to read the article, but I have tried mining with WeMineLTC and never had any problems. It's a donation based site as well.
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I would use QT for my first wallet, just know you have to be very patient while it syncs to the network for the first time |
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1BxBV8gVytBPqYx8CpZv3bkUvJ1cbSC9MH PrimeDice Username: BTCBoss  |
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After the trust modification was added to Bitcointalk I decided to do my first transaction with another member. As I had no reputation, I sent payment first. However as I was sending payment first I screened the post history of the people who made an offer to my trade request and chose the person who looked most trustworthy based on post history (mainly they had successfully taken part in several auctions). Anyway the transaction went perfect and we both left positive feedback. Hope some of this info helps. |
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I think the trust system is a brilliant idea. I'm a relative Newbie and made my first transaction via a Bitcointalk member today and the trust system increased my confidence to trade. It was also nice to receive positive feedback for my part of the transaction. Looks like one of you used the feedback system incorrectly. The risked BTC should really only be used by the person who risked something. The person who sent first would be the one who risked BTC, the second sender didn't risk anything because they had already received something, and they were just finishing the transaction. I sent first, £10 GBP. I then received what I'd asked for which was 5 Litecoin. I used BTC-E for the conversion of 5 LTC to BTC which came out at a risk of 0.12 BTC, so I entered this figure in the risked BTC box. Is any of that procedure incorrect? |
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I think the trust system is a brilliant idea. I'm a relative Newbie and made my first transaction via a Bitcointalk member today and the trust system increased my confidence to trade. It was also nice to receive positive feedback for my part of the transaction. |
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funds received and litecoins sent to requested address, thanks Litecoins received many thanks. Will leave trust for you. |
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Pm me I can do this deal tonight.
Have sent PM |
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I am wanting to buy 5 Litecoin (LTC). I just want to get my wallet started. I am located in the United Kingdom. I am willing to pay £10 GBP by UK bank transfer. Please only sell to me if you also have genuine United Kingdom bank account. As I have not traded on Bitcointalk before and don't have reputation I am willing to send payment first, but please don't scam me in return. I am looking for a trusted UK seller with reputation on this forum.
EDIT: TRANSACTION COMPLETED - OFFER CLOSED |
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Redcoins.co is on your list but appears to be down... "Page Could Not Be Loaded"
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Not worth your while for BTC but if energy isn't an issue and your not worried about burning out your laptop then maybe pool mining LTC is an option. Don't expect to get rich though.  |
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Be careful newbies, this could easily be a scam
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