Dear Sergio.
I cannot comment on how you raised an AML Flag, since it will also help other people to by pass some of our security features and will put everyone here at risk. But after that I personally check this matter with my colleagues and the person who's in charge of your account, that something unusual has been indeed made and trigger an AML request and this regardless of you having a Yubikey.
Just re-submit the document (not on a Zip file), like everybody-else and we will take care of this.
Thank you
Hypothetically, if someone was able to bypass your security features how would this affect me? |
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wm, your add says bitcoins but your homepage does not? brand new? going to mention coin soon?
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People here need to step back and realize that a p2p crypto currency called bitcoin used for NOT MUCH other than Silk Road purchases (please don't tell me about the VPS I can buy or socks etc) is apparently worth $4.25 American debt-slave dollars. That is amazing. People here are comparing the current price to the very temporary price of $30 usd.
1 bitcoin is worth 4 times 1 dollar issued by the most powerful country in the world, whose GDP is astronomically large vs almost all other countries.
You can use Bitcoins to play poker from anywhere in the world with internet access. The price is way too low. The total value held in coins is less than one small street of nice houses. |
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If someone attacked me and they died maybe I would fly thousands of miles away to someone I wanted to attack anyway and use the previous attack as an excuse.
Nawww, that would be crazy.
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KYC is a violation of our financial privacy. In order to pay our taxes, we gave information to the IRS every year. Are you OK with this? I am doing my taxes for the first time year, but I felt like they're watching my every earning, trying to pounce me on the most obscure violation. It probably only happen to 1 in 100,000 but it probably made life hell.
1 in 100,000? You wish. Try 1 in 100. Assuming you are talking about audits. |
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Would anyone be interested in a knit mobius strip?
You mean a scarf? Yes, a mobius scarf. If someone wants to commit to buying it at a good price you can choose the color too. What do you define as a good price? Also, do you ship to Australia? Would be willing to ship to Aus, but don't know the cost and would want it covered. 6BTC would be a good price for a Mobius scarf. |
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There are some city specific threads popping up in General Discussion. They don't have a good home. Making a USA section in Local would encourage more I think and help show where the Bitcoin action is.
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Would anyone be interested in a knit mobius strip?
You mean a scarf? Yes, a mobius scarf. If someone wants to commit to buying it at a good price you can choose the color too. |
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And I should mention again, March 4th 4:00pm ET is a tournament with 100BTC in prizes. Everyone on the Top 30 list for February will get free entry, all others can enter for 2BTC.
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The Nightly 8pm ET 525 chip buy-in has not been getting much action.
So, starting Friday Feb 17th, anyone on the current Weekly Top 30 list who plays the Nightly and does not place will get their buy-in refunded. There is no way to lose.
*Krill earned do not count until the next day when they show up on the chart.
*Refunds may take some time (1 hour to 1 day usually) to be paid, but you do not need to request them. If you were on the chart and lost the nightly you'll get your buy-in back.
This is like a freeroll every night for a small amount of ring game play.
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Would anyone be interested in a knit mobius strip?
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Fuck all of you dipshit motherfuckers who have the power to make my assets lose over 10% overnight. I never even had a fucking chance to sell. Problem is I need the cash right now, not the coins, and am forced to sell cheap.
I hope you get all raped in hell for eternity.
Sorry to be all logicy while you're emotional, but if most of the participants are speculators then a speculator probably bought your coins, and if he wasn't there you'd be selling to the next lower bid (unless it was a speculator busily burning (raped actually) also). |
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Ah, you can't really put the starting squares in the very center because every new area is bigger than the sum of the previous areas. You can put them on an edge if you go up, right, up, right, etc. Instead of up, right, down, left...
If you call the area of each of the first squares 1, then the area marked 6 in that image would be 4. In reality the first two squares not being square changed a lot.
There will be a more perfect specimen available eventually, but this one has character.
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 Lies!!  The smallest squares are uh, not quite square, is that what you mean? |
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Two sites a hadn't heard of recently used the horn. CookieEater.com and Crizzle's Buttons |
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My favorite part is smaller. ...Ms. Blair wrote on Friday in the forum for adult site webmasters, GoFuckYourself.
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I usually hate the "one guy" "manipulator" crap, but this has to be one guy right? How could two different entities exist one that wants to sell as assload at 5.21 and not a penny lower and one who wants to buy an assload at 5.20 and not a penny higher? Unpossible.
But why would one guy spread it at just the fee spread and not 2,3 or 5x the fee?
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There is a chicken/egg problem with growing bitcoin use, but "ohhh, bad people use it" is just a chicken problem.
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