Since you have negative feedback I can do this under the following conditions- 20 percent fee and you must send first as Gift from friend and family. Then email me from PayPal address saying you won't chargeback no matter what. Then I send bitcoins (I can have a escrow hold my bitcoins if u would like)
If the sending party complains to Paypal, saying his account was hacked, you risk getting your account closed. You're not a friend or family, so don't use that option.
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I've been playing agar.io for a while, then switched to chopcoin.io, and later switched to bubble.am. The last one is much faster, has more food, and has nothing * to do with Bitcoin. Chopcoin is too quiet to be a good game, and that hasn't changed since it started. Recently, I have discovered slither.io, and since then I haven't touched agar anymore. And that brings me to this quote: Since agar and slither are both popular games, we can promote bitcoin on a vast scale if we have something similar to slither. I don't think Chopcoin.io has contributed to promote Bitcoin at all. This is not a complaint about Chopcoin, I think it's played by (a few) people who like Bitcoin already. Not by "new" people who have Chopcoin as their first Bitcoin experience. For the same reason I don't think a Bitcoin-slither will contribute anything to promote Bitcoin. If the original agar.io or slither.io games would start supporting a Bitcoin-game, it's a different story. That would reach a large group of people who have never used Bitcoin before. On top of that, it would instantly have a game with a large population of users. *bubble.am offers to exchange "points" you collect for Bitcoins, but they didn't pay out.
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Your best bet will be something like Digix, where you have tokenized gold residing in Ethereum's blockchain.
If you can't hold the gold in your hands, you're not the owner! I've seen bitgold, and something didn't feel quite right about the site to me, would be intersting to hear from people who are using it about their experiences.
Go here for experiences on bitgold.
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Congratulations shanem for winning 5 mBTC with a Free Lottery Ticket. Full Lottery Results are of course public.The winning Lottery Ticket was #49. The next Draw is Sunday 23:00h Amsterdam time. As always, you can claim Free Lottery Tickets every day.Next server seed: C42GXObM4U18VRES0REIHV3N55948yV1
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Where are the keys located?
On my system this file shows where it is: /home/loyce/.config/Bitcoin/Bitcoin-Qt.conf strDataDir=/blockchains/bitcoin I'm not sure what the default location is, as I've changed it by myself. Most likely your wallet.dat file is located in [homedir]/.bitcoin or something that looks like it. Note that making a backup once is NOT enough! By default it contains 100 private keys, once you've used them all it creates new keys, which means you need to make a new backup!
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Currently using blockchain wallet
As far as I know (but I can't find a confirmation online) blockchain.info's wallet stops broadcasting after a few days if it doesn't get confirmed. The funds will be back in your wallet, and you can try again with a higher fee. Unless you're in a rush, I suggest you just wait.
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Your transactions: 1: 9221 bytes, 0.2 mBTC fee. 2. 18074 bytes, 0.2 mBTC fee. 3. 8191 bytes, 1.0 mBTC fee.
The problem is your huge number of inputs. This creates a large transaction, and requires a higher fee. I had a quick look at it on blockchain.info, and you have a lot of inputs of a few mBTC or even half a mBTC (AKA "dust"). A minimum fee would be a 0.2 mBTC per 1000 bytes to get a fast confirmation. My Bitcoin Core currently says: 0.10203 mBTC/kB gives an estimated confirmation within 25 blocks. Your third transaction reaches this fee.
You can double spend the coins with a higher fee. I've done it from Bitcoin Core, but it may be easier to wait a bit longer. What wallet do you use now?
Me being curious: Why did you withdraw small amounts so many times, instead of a bigger amount at once? I'm not familiair with Lucky Bit, did it come from a faucet or something?
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The following Rollin users received Free Lottery Tickets (Ticket number(s) shown behind the name). Your name can be in the list more than one time: anandhi01 11 angayan17 12 batako 13 humbertin19_ 14 james1 15 kpisoi23 16 Maru2 17 mowin90 19 Scarface4 20 SimpleRed7 21 Tryme4pkr 22 vavilon 23 x2 hitava 24,25 x2 psonowa 26,27 x2 Xanidas 28,29 x3 katerniko1 30,41,42 x3 LiQuid 43,44,45 x3 serje 46,47,48 x3 shanem 18,49,50
The following user(s) did not receive tickets. Either the names don’t exist, or they never talked in Rollin Chatter Box: Mauser
0 remaining tickets (-) donated in Rollin Chatter Box:
Next Draw is in 2 hours and 20 minutes. Lottery pot: 5 mBTC. Good luck!
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helping people forwarding Bitcoins to people who need them join our community
Very nice words for a pyramid scheme. Seems like you want people to give you money for something that is at best a ponzi scheme. Don't fall for this!
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Yesterday I announced that users gustavv, btcgreen , comvuse, revolutioner, sevenup, magicrush, aikonia, masova, kasawari and kompeni got blacklisted for claiming Free Tickets from ten different accounts. Amazingly, the cheater paid back his 3 prizes (41 mBTC total) today. I will adjust the amount won from this giveaway in the topic title.
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Is it possible to run vanitygen across a few boxes (in a "cluster mode") to speed up address generation?
It's a lot like mining: if you double your processing power, you'll find twice as many blocks/addresses. Vanitygen searches at random, so if you were to start it on 10 different computers, they all search different addresses. You can look at it as trying to roll a 6 on a dice. If you throw 2 dice at once, chances you hit it go up! If you throw 20 dice, it becomes very likely to hit it very fast.
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are you sure about this OP. this is free??? i recently buy vanity address to shorena. hahahah. im late to see this thread. but can i request a prefix for my wallet address. i will Pm you my public key once you reply that this is still ongoing.. i want my prefix in private. thanks in advance Shorena offers a service that also includes longer addresses. And for a reason: - 7 prefix characters is too much for this giveaway
You're requesting a prefix with 7 characters, that will take too much time (and power) for this free giveaway. If you take 2 characters off it's okay, if you take 1 off I can make a case sensitive addy for you. I'm curious if it is possible to use parallel computations in calculating the address? I didn't look into this matter myself. Does vanitygen use more than one core (if multiple cores are available)?
I don't have it installed, so if no one knows I guess i should try it out myself (I have an 8-core system)
At 10 posts per day I doubt you're really curious, and not just posting a long post for signature exposure. Please don't! Just search the forum for vanitygen if you're really interested, this topic is not the place to discuss thit. Go here: Vanitygen: Vanity bitcoin address generator/miner [v0.22].
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Congratulations james1 for winning 17 mBTC. This was not a Free Lottery Ticket, james1 bought this ticket by himself in Rollin Chatter Box. Full Lottery Results are of course public.The winning Lottery Ticket was #44. The next Draw is tomorrow (Tuesday) 23:00h Amsterdam time. As always, you can claim Free Lottery Tickets every day.Next server seed: KFUo5468dcQ05925I42P7dB4nk1dCHE3
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If you are involved with humanitarian works
I do have a (few months old) topic to give away Pretty Bitcoin Addresses. It was popular for a short while, and has since then been forgotten. I'm not asking money, I just like creating nice addresses. It's a nice way to personalize Bitcoin a bit. If you would like to promote Pretty Addy Giveaway a bit, I can crunch some addresses again.
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How did this thread go from several requests per day to none in weeks? I'll post one more reminder that this service is still available After that I'll forget it exists. I got reminded about this topic! I've changed the title back to the original: Pretty Addy Giveaway. It's time to make some more addresses. Let's personalize Bitcoin
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Hi guys, I'm back The following Rollin users received Free Lottery Tickets (Ticket number(s) shown behind the name). Your name can be in the list more than one time:anandhi01 81 arunkmr865 82 batako 83 cent21 84 Humbertin19_ 86 images 87 james1 88 kpisoi23 89 Maru2 90 mowin90 91 preevi 92 SimpleRed7 94 Tryme4pkr 95 vavilon 96 x2 DarkStar 97,98 x2 hitava 99,100 x2 psonowa 101,102 x2 Xanidas 103,104 x3 rozee 105,106,107 x3 shanem 108,109,110 x5 Katerniko1 111,112,113,114,115 The following user(s) did not receive tickets. Either the names don’t exist, or they never talked in Rollin Chatter Box:Mauser, gorokill, sds015 7 remaining tickets (85,93,116,117,118,119,120) donated in Rollin Chatter Box:FLT rains 6 tickets: Humbertin19_-1,Loyce-1,BitLab-1,quincy51-1,katerniko1-1,Tryme4pkr-1 Humbertin19_ 120 why did i recieve just 1 ticket after im hero and i posted? shouldnt i recieve 3 ? regards. -Katerniko1
From what I can see this may have been a mistake. I got you 2 extra tickets today. PvP is an account owned and run by the site's chatbox moderator madcoin and acts as escrow for player vs player bets on chatbox.. It's a cool Bot! The biggest I've seen: I have explained how PvP works on my Blog. gustavv, btcgreen , comvuse, revolutioner, sevenup, magicrush, aikonia, masova, kasawari and kompeni are the same person and have now been blacklisted for claiming twice ten times Next Draw is in 1 hour. Lottery pot: 12 mBTC. Good luck!
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Native Dutch here No references though, showing those would expose my real self, which I don't want. Depending on the material to translate and your offer to do so, I might be interested.
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Then let a trusted friend or someone you know who doesnt know btc to hold a password for that account.
Then your trusted friend loses the password, and you can say goodbye to your good friendship and your money. Not a good idea!
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Don't expect doubling overnight. "In real life" investments produce a few percent per year on average, and the higher the return, the higher the risk. On average the value of Bitcoin itself has been growing a lot faster, so "buy and hold" has been a good strategy.
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I'm amazed the value of Ethereum went up after the hard fork. Greed wins from common sense? Is this the same way people "invest" in ponzi "doubling" websites? They know it's a scam, but hope to make a quick profit on the short run before the system (based on the greater fool theory) runs out of fools? In my opinion Ethereum deserves to lose its value, and should always be remembered as an example of how not to handle a cryptocurrency. But it seems like it needs more time to die out.
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