You mean you miss his giveaways lol

OP what you're doing could be seen as scamming.

Guys just go to this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=623147.0 and learn about Clams and how to claim them.

Or go to www.just-dice.com and read the FAQ there for the easier way to get Clams.

Have you contacted their zendesk support? https://bittrex.zendesk.com/hc/en-us

I had some trouble receiving the withdrawal verification email 4-5 days back but I contacted them and received it an hour later. But it showed they are having some problems, not sure if it is internal or not. And since then I have withdrawn  all my coins and not used their services.

It can be reported here:

https://support.google.com/legal/troubleshooter/1114905?rd=2&hl=en#ts=1115645
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https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/42577

But it would take more than one report for them to investigate and remove the content.

At the moment I am not spending on anything for I don't have that much. But I have prepared a list for when the price of Bitcoin reaches sky high, I'll buy a lot of things.

Lol 

And OP, I think it all depends on how much btc you're trying to secure, if you have a lot of bitcoin then Trezor is best imo, else a paper wallet is great for cold storage.

I think I have a bit of fever today, so I am in.  
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And btw people posting addys, kindly read the OP pls.. thanks.

Lmao  


Edit: see below 

Lolol 
         

They are not accepting it directly, I think they are using Bitpay but it's a good for them and bitcoin none the less.

Not for buying Bitcoin, I think buying of bitcoin will be more regulated, you'd be required to provide your information/ID etc but I think it will be easier to dispense cash out of ATMs in future using some sort of bitcoin debit cards.

In a year it will be around 900-1100 I think.

Me 2 Thanks Carra, left positive feedback as well.

I withdrew some coins yesterday and had no problems, there was a notification on the site that withdrawals will be stopped from 7am utc to 10 am utc I think, or something along those lines and it might be because of that. Or may be a lot of people are trading clams and it's overloading their site.

It's not a scam, it's basically to protect users from their funds being stolen, so anytime one uses a blockchain wallet from a new machine, blockchain sends a verification link to your email. So, if in case your blockchain wallet's password is compromised. The hacker still cannot get into your account, unless of-course it knows your email password too.

Sure but would you have really bought it then?.. You have to give it to early adopters, they bought it when others weren't buying. It's easier to say it now since you have seen it was a profitable investment but at that time nothing was for sure and they believed in it and they saw potential which others didn't and now they're getting their rewards for that.

And btw I also love Bitcoin, even though I haven't seen the other side of the decimal

Cool name, "You Me and BTCTC"  kinda reminds of me the "Wolf-pack" and this song by a brilliant singer 

"Cause we're the three best friends that anybody could ever have. And we're the three best friends that anybody could have. We're the three best friends that anyone could have. And we'll never ever ever ever ever leave eachother." 

I'll try and see if this does what I am looking for. Thx MZ

It's already over guys. Read above:

Isn't there any script or something of that sort that can check the balance of an address and push the transaction after confirming the private key? No other features necessary?

Yes but their fees are too high, it will cost you $25 + for them to transfer money to your bank account.