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What is the maximum deposit I can make? 50 BTC? 100 BTC? 150? How much?
Can you PM me one deposit address, please?
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After googling some more I guess I'm SOL if I have a Mac and want to do business with Bitcoins.
1) Bitcoind apparently doesn't work on Mac OS X.
2) The Armory client is pretty hard to compile.
Guess I have a reason to fire up my Windows partition :-)
The command psy gave is a linux command I would recommend installing Ubuntu in a virtual machine and running it that way  This is correct and recommended. |
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for i in `seq 1 5000`; do bitcoind getnewaddress; done >addresses.txt That command will generate 5000 addresses on your wallet using bitcoind(no import needed) and save the addresses to a text file. Change 5000 to any other number you like. |
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I was insane before the charts started going wild... After having watched from a distance for quite some time now, I think I'm finally back to sane status.
But don't quote me on that.
Seriously, don't quote me. I don't grant you permission to use my words in any replies you may have. Shame on you if you already opened a reply with my quote.
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trololol, you really care about your customers  Just saying we won't talk to you anymore! Why do not come up with a compromise? I feel scammed since my wallet shows I paid, but YES, I'm not able to find the transaction in the blockchain which maybe has to do with the "tor-browser". I was happy of receiving another 5BTC but because this won't be the case, why don't just send 0.1BTC and keep a potential customer? Or do you really do NOT care at all about customers? The only one trolling is you. tx ID's or it didn't happen. |
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What if I am only interested in writing in a language specific section? This rule forces me to write garbage in English just to be allowed to talk with other users in my mother language.
Posts like this BTW
No it doesn't. The foreign language forums are exempt from the limitation. You can post in Newbies AND all the foreign language boards. |
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Why do you register here just for asking this? You could post your question in the SR forum.
I don't know the details, but wouldn't the SR forum be on the same server? Only if they are that stupid, which I doubt  |
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2) is there anything more sinister that could be done at this desperate stage with this asset? Can you explain to me what GPUmax does exactly?
They double spend sealswithclubs deposits. |
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Not quite. Remember, a WOT standing doesn't equal how trustworthy a person actually is. It only shows how trustworthy a community of users who chose to do business with that person THINKS the person is, mostly based on how trustworthy a person appeared to be to those specific users for past transactions. In short, people who never thought the guy was trustworthy at all never did business and are not in the rating. Thank you for demonstrating to the OP that the Web-of-Trust isn't working as good as he thinks it is. I was addressing the following quote, especially the bolded part. The problem here is not bitcoin, per se, the problem is dealing with and putting trust in people you don't know. Using bitcoin with people you already know and trust works well. The web-of-trust method seems to be working better, from what I've heard.
Not sure why you removed the above quote when you quoted me. Also don't understand why you tell me "not quite" when I didn't make any statement for you to disagree with. Good job at answering a rethorical question taken out of context. lol |
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you have a pretty good idea what bitcoin magazine does.
Yes, he does have a pretty good idea about what they do...  IF YOU EVER GET IT |
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Yeah right, then you issue a PayPal charge back and get your money back + the non-reverseable bitcoins.
Nice try scammer.
Worse than that. He hides behind Tor. I don't think he would use his paypal account. More probable the paypal account belonging to someone else and he's trying to steal their funds exchanging them for BTC. |
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I will try to get listed on the Bitcoin-OTC as soon as possible. Should increase my perceived trustworthiness.
You need to actually do business to have ratings. But you're right, any trustworthiness will only be perceived and not real. |
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You and Aq seem young, impressionable.
There is your problem, you assume too much. I know your age, you don't know mine. And you don't impress me the tiniest bit, so, no, I'm not impressionable. |
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If the blockchain is not up to date it's normal the transaction isn't showing in your client.
When the blockchain download reaches the block where the transaction got included you'll see transaction appear.
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The problem here is not bitcoin, per se, the problem is dealing with and putting trust in people you don't know. Using bitcoin with people you already know and trust works well. The web-of-trust method seems to be working better, from what I've heard.
I don't think so. Being pirateat40 #6 on the Web-of-Trust of Bitcoin-OTC how do you explain all the hate and distrust? http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratings.php |
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Go snitch me to the DOJ if you want - it's not like I'm hiding - but do so in a different thread. This 1 is now about BCST going boom.
You really are a dumb fellow... No, you moron, this thread is not about BCST going boom. Do you not remember the title you gave to your own thread and what you wrote in the OP? Let me just quote the title for you, as a reminder Bryan Micon's List of BTC Ponzi Schemes that should not be listed as "Lending" Where is that boom part you are talking about?  BTW, contrary to your own beliefs I highly doubt someone will snitch you. There is no need for it. You do it all by yourself, and when you go down(again) you'll have no one else to blame but you. |
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It helps a lot if instead of "Hey Everyone. Maybe you can help." you put a title that describes the problem you have.
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I bet the FBI loves suckers like him. Slam dunk cases. He goes to jail for life and not even one more smartass trues to do the same.
While talking about jail, it will not be easy to catch the crooks. There is also the problem that few judges may ever have heard of bitcoin or understand quickly what it is. It would be good to collect and keep any useful information and forward it if a case is opened. uh? be my guest... You seem to be the right person. |
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