I used devthedev's escrow service today and the transaction went through smoothly and promptly. I would definitely use his services again.

Doesn't seem to be working well, as the price has been steadily climbing for the past few days.

I heard that Bigfoot is buying BTC.

That website seems to be poorly made with lots of grammatical errors. Seems kind of fishy, since they claim on the site that they're based out of Delaware.

Same here, I had bought a few btc worth when they launched their IPO, but I totally forgot about them until today.

I noticed today that the price of maidsafe has gone up. Is there anything new in terms of development? I haven't heard any news or updates from them in the last few weeks.

The Sig campaign I was promoting is no longer available, so I'm willing to let this senior account go for 0.25 btc.

Bump, Still have 1 account available for 0.4 BTC

Bump, 1 account is still available. Buy it today while BTC is cheap.

Yes I have sent BTC using the PM system. I used escrow to sell my other account and deleted all the PMs. It sold to a known seller, who is going to sell it for a higher price, so even then, the risk is the same, but the known seller's price is going to be higher than mine.

Anyhow, I'm willing to use escrow, so you can have them look at the account to make sure there's no PMs on it.

Bump, 1 account has been sold. I still have 1 more senior account to sell.

I have 2 senior accounts. Don't have Skype but feel free to message me any questions you may have.

They are registered on campaigns that pay 0.1 btc per month for 50 posts.

Price is 0.5 BTC for each account. Both accounts have neutral feedback, avatars and over 300 activity. They're part of my personal account collection, so all of the posts were made by me in good English. I'm willing to use escrow.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

Edit: price has been lowered to 0.25 btc.

What's your take on safecoin? I've been doing a lot of reading on it and I think it actually proposes some meaningful improvements over bitcoin with their proof-of-resource model. How well they can actually put it into practice though, is a totally different matter.

None that I know of. And if there were, they wouldn't give out any meaningful amounts of Bitcoin for free.

You can find updates at the maidsafe Google group, safecointalk.com, and maidsafe.org

You should be able to copy the wallet.dat file from your hard drive onto another drive. My laptop died too, so I popped the hard drive into a new laptop, booted Linux from a live CD, then I copied the wallet onto a USB stick. It didn't matter that I had a password on the Windows user account. Unless if you mean you had a password on your wallet, then you'd have to remember it or you've lost $100 of btc.

It's probably a whale trying to pump the price so they can dump coins for more profit. After the whale completes a large buy, the sheep see that and start buying too, pushing the price even higher. Then the whale dumps those coins for a tidy profit. Rinse and repeat.

I think it's about 180 bytes per input and 34 bytes per output, plus another 10 bytes. Just add all the inputs and outputs plus 10 and you should have a rough figure. Transactions sizes can vary from 0.2kb to over 1kb.