Another transaction (september 4th).

Service is great. Thank you.

Another satisfied customer.

Screenshots sent, third replacement key actived succesfully (305 days) Also received a compensation key,which works so perfect service from softwareseller ! Thank you for your prompt resolving of my issues.

And the Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeBearDotNet
before: 275 likes
today: 1076 and climbing
I'm evidently very popular with 25-34 year olds in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Outstanding. Maybe I oughta tour there.

Just to confirm. The transaction went fine and didn't need escrow.

Over 9500 out 10000 purchased followers delivered in less than two days. I have no doubt 10K will be hit. Satisfied customer.

Now I need to figure out what can be done with my legions of acolytes....

I bought also some keys from softwareseller.
Till now everything worked fine and he also gives additional support and fast answers. So if i see anything interesting, i will again buy! i would say:
stop spaming and attacking his offers. If you want to buy, write him, if you do not want to buy, go ahead and read other threats...

Thank you for your good offers and the support. looks very good till now.

btw i bought office, kaspersky, win8 and win7
first 2 i already tried, last 2 i will soon, but i have no fear that they will not work, he seems to be fair and trustfull till now.

sorry for bad english, could be better i know

Successful transactions with the seller for 5 GCs'.

Definitely recommended

Another smooth transaction...thank you!

I bought 2 Windows 7 Pro keys from softwareseller. Both activated without issue. From my long history of dealing with keys of this exact nature, I do not expect to have any issues at all. Like I said earlier, the only trouble you will have with these keys is if you try to use them on two machines.

The other issue you MAY have is if you wait too long to use them. MS seems to be willing to deactivate keys if they have not been used, but I have never had them inactivate one of these keys that has only been used on one machine.

Worked great, thanks!

Neat little trick.

My only worries is that DropBox will revoke the space

Confirmed as delivered.... I am sure it would have been delivered much faster had *I* been faster responding to my PMs.

10,075 followers. Wow. Was expecting it to take longer.
Thanks!

Just to say I did a transaction (iTunes Gift Card) with SoftwareSeller and everything went fine. He delivers what he promises and he uses escrow.

Code worked just fine; thanks for an easy transaction!

Thanks m8 the code worked perfectly.

I actually earned more BTC that I though today so I should be able to pay the balance in a couple of hours.

Looks good, thanks

You can usually get 3 licenses for 1 year on sale at times for $19.99 USD. Probably legit, due to the high price though.

I'm curious to know it 
Is about 7-8$?

Yesterday was my birthday and I got myself 6 5970s to build 2 rigs. First test run last night...some success and some failures. Only detecting 1 card in the rig, but it ran and connected to my pool.  Now to get the other two cards rolling.

Good Luck to everyone.

Trust is not enough.  As long as there is no way to enforce people to pay back, the system is doomed to fail.

Regular banks have laws and can obtain their money in various ways, this is not possible if it's just anonymously on the internet.   being "trusted" on the forum won't do it...

If your account represents a Bitcoin business or you are a developer, please post here so we can get you into the forum beyond. State your company, project in addition to what you wish to do on the forums. We will get you whitelisted promptly.

Godspeed in your endeavors and thank you for your service!

Seriously. Don't trust the exchanges, don't trust online wallet services, don't trust your anti-virus software, and don't trust anybody online.

If you absolutely must trust someone with your bitcoins, for the love, choose carefully!

• Do you know their full name?
• Do you know where they are located?
• Have they demonstrated trustworthiness in the past?
• Are they asking you to trust them? (red flag)
• Do they have insurance?

Insurance? Impossible, you say. Not so!

When I needed people to trust me to hold bitcoins for a contest, I deposited 50 bitcoins as a bond with a well-respected forum member, so that even if I did something stupid and lost people's money, they would still be reimbursed. You can read about it here: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=10008.0

Consider carefully who you will trust. With bitcoins, elaborate scams may be profitable. For instance, someone may develop trust for their user name over many months with small transactions on this forum, then take advantage of that trust to make off with a lot of money. Such a scam would only be worth doing on this forum. No other forum in the world would be worth the effort.

If you want someone to hold your bitcoins for you, there are NO online services that have the transparency and security to make me comfortable using them for storing bitcoins for more than a short time in small amounts. The only way to do it is like I did - choose someone whom you believe to be trustworthy, and approach them. If they approach you, or in any way say or insinuate that they are a trustworthy person to hold your coins, STAY AWAY.

If you are thinking that I might not be trustworthy, since I am writing this post about the issue, you are approaching the appropriate level of paranoia.

If you want to store your bitcoins with maximum security, there are lots of resources about how to do it, such as this: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet

Here's my summary:

1. Put all your coins in a new wallet that has never connected to the network
2. Encrypt that wallet with the maximum security you can find, using the most secure password you can keep track of
3. Delete the plaintext wallet, and distribute the encrypted wallet to every piece of physical media you own, store it online, and send it to several people you trust

Don't think you can generate and remember a secure enough password? Create a super-long password, and store clues to help you remember it. For instance, your password clue file might say:

My standard password + My throwaway password (backwards, all caps) + &#$%@ + First two sentences of first paragraph of page 19 of my favorite book (include all capitalization and punctuation) + My wife's mother's middle name + My son's favorite superhero + My favorite number times 8734 + food my wife hates (backwards, all caps) + 9-digit number stored with my paper will + 10-character password stored in my safety deposit box + . . . .

You can go on in this way to create as long a password as you want. Store this password clue file with your encrypted wallet, and optionally encrypt both with a simple standard password to keep out snoopers.

In this way, not only can you recover your coins from your "savings account" at a later date, if you get hit by a chicken truck tomorrow and die, your loved ones can probably piece together your password and recover the coins too (better make sure you trust them, and that between them they have or can get the answers to those clues).

I recommend that you practice your wallet encryption and recovery a few times with a small number of coins, until you are very comfortable with the process before you try it with the bulk of your savings.

And remember, this is how most bitcoins services get started:



Comic from: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=13903.0

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