Paid in full and I included .0272 instead of .0271 since I was a day late.  I will use the forum clock from now on, I can see how that is important.
The payment  tx id is : 830373a5b7de6cd05f49319eab49ed5ae92a2961e48ecfa47f8c4a14cdb0a124
Here is the link :
https://insight.bitpay.com/tx/830373a5b7de6cd05f49319eab49ed5ae92a2961e48ecfa47f8c4a14cdb0a124

A thought:
SO, if the guy or girl who randomly selected you to receive an account had been doing something illegal or shady,  then by sharing their password and username with you and anybody else they essentially wiped the possibility of being A lone suspect. They probably will just shrug and say they were hacked and they will have logins from ma y places. 

Maybe I watch too much CSI.
 

Hello Condoras,
   In the spirit of transparency I am making this note public. Condoras, as you and LoneShark already have discussed, I have a current loan open with Loneshark, and I respect his business and preferences very much.  Normally it's frowned upon to hop between lenders, but I have now disclosed to both of you the intention to borrow until Wednesday July 26, the amount of .030 btc.  Loneshark isn't available This moment, and Condoras is available, currently.  Please note, I believe I am an exception to the customary "one loan at a time" rule because I have verified my ability to pay and have future business interest in both of these Trusted Lenders.  I can afford to pay this amount plus interest,  comfortably in addition to the .027 due to Loneshark, which will be paid as agreed.   I appreciate both gentlemen for their services and I look forward to many years of business In the community.  Thanks so much. 

🦋🦋🦋🦋

Loan Amount .03 btc
Repayment date 07/26/17
Bitcoin address: 179YMgzCiXAGg7bxphcU8L3P4fRoBEh3Pc
Repayment .0338 to Condoras specified btc address
Collateral offered: None
Pricer :  https://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/?token=723ule38

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User name is Lorilikes thanks for the giveaway, hope it works .  

So They Think Bitcoin Is A Scam 🦋Written By Lori Brown aka Lorilikes 🦋
Article originally published at https://dapp.tech/they-think-bitcoin-scam/

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Dear Cryptocurrency Crowd,

   I realize it is highly likely that you, much like me, have at least one family member who continues to call your beloved bitcoin a “Ponzi” or a “scam”.

This week during a rare visit to Texas I fought back the urge to scream at my own beautiful mother because, regarding my current most favorite topic-bitcoin, she said this:



“Lori you are being so gullible. Quit wasting your time.”  Then she turned back to her facebook Mafia game and clicked on like nothing had happened.  

Ironically her game which will never amount to a penny for her or any of her 3,000 superficial facebook friends is the only waste of time I could see at the moment.  

Usually, I listen carefully to my mother’s advice.  I savor her wise words normally.  I cherish her wisdom because it is unmatched, yet in terms of her acceptance of bitcoin as a real, viable source of wealth, or at least as a real currency, she is embarrassingly outspoken about her disdain.

It is a problem.

After thinking deeply on the matter of how to approach such ignorance (sorry Mom, I know you will someday see this) I have decided to firmly stand my ground on this one.  It gives me great pleasure to say with total confidence- now and in the future: I told you so!

You see, my crypto-crazed friends, it is true that our technology and our methods of transacting will go down in history as the VERY BEST,  in fact we will probably see the way things ‘go down in history”  will “go down” better too, because we will seal it into a blockchain and it will be unchangeable.  I am resisting the urge to stick out my tongue.

The wealth of the future is ours, cryptocurrency crowd.  It is ours if we so desire such a thing.  Never before has there been a more level playing field, in the arena of finance.  

Normally, the gap between the riches and the majority of people is so enormous that for the average person it might take a lifetime to achieve financial success to a level of total luxury.  

Today things are shifting into a time where earnings can multiply as if magically, and it can be done from anywhere, by anybody.  

Thanks to Cryptocurrency, or digital money there is opportunity for people to rise, literally, from the ashes and obtain more for themselves and for their loved ones even those who are led kicking and screaming into the future of money.  

Isn’t It Late In The Game?

Since its appearance in 2009 Bitcoin has grown in dramatic numbers, so how is it possible for the pattern to continue upward?

Let’s rewind to 2016 when I bought my first Bitcoin at $423 dollars. Within a month I was surprised to see the price of Bitcoin rise from $423 or over $600.  Astonished, I bought in for another couple hundred dollars.  Much to my delight I watched Bitcoin value rise to $700 then $800 then people were buzzing everywhere about whether or not bitcoin would hit the $1,000 mark, and low and behold it blasted right past.  

At the time of writing, bitcoin is hovering around $2600 and long-term it has been widely projected to continue upward.  

No It Is Not Late In The Game!

So to answer the question, no, it is not late in the game.  In fact, with an upcoming fork in the blockchain we have grown to love and loathe at the same time, I would venture to say it is a great time to watch the bitcoin price for any dips.

When the price of bitcoin drops, even a hair,  it is a signal to buy as much as you can afford, and watch what happens.  

I would literally bet the farm (if I had a farm) that bitcoin’s value will soar well over the $3,000 milestone by November of 2017.  Of course, as with any financial decision, I encourage you to research and read from several sources before allocating any of your own funds, but I am telling you what I foresee.  

I foresee an opportunity that will not dwindle within this decade, so be proud of your bitcoin logos and your bitcoin wallets.  

Shine brightly my crypto-elite friends and tell you nay-saying aunts and uncles that they don’t have to poop on your party.  They will see for themselves in a few years when your riches have multiplied and they are still clicking away the days with social media on slow-mo.  

So they think bitcoin is a scam.  So what!  They are WRONG.

Cheers!

Lori Brown

Written by Lori @ Dapp.Tech. Published 14th July 2017.

Hello there!

Please see my work on my twitter profile, lots of articles all pinned to the very top.

Here is the link to my twitter.

https://twitter.com/THELoriBrown

And some direct links to my work:
https://twitter.com/i/moments/883124921689231360

Btctalk Username Lorilikes
Bitsler name Loriluvs
Post count 503
Rank Sr. Member
Bitsler Deposit address 154KSjZkkoo6pmKsXv9UzXPaCofMKsaqKB

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Username :     Lorilikes
Post Count:     502
BTC address:  1KQyx8dxCgyoXEVPtP4bWGiABdw98nECAX

Unless it's a Blockchain.info wallet they allow a user to be emailed there wallet id that's all you need plus pass word and you are back in. 

Bitcoin is beautiful because it is a decentralized, peer to peer .  Banks will spoil the fun don't you agree?

The Best feature of Bitcoin for me is the constant rise in value it's almost like making money out of thin air!  Cheers.🦋❤️🦋

Very interesting story! Once again the Swiss are ahead of the curve!  I am always amazed by Swiss additions to technology, or anything actually.  Cocoa, for example. Thank goodness they are on board with bitcoin!

ICOs: Before You Invest, Read This
LoriLikes

originally seen at this url:  http://coremedia.info/blockchain-news/item/817-icos-before-you-invest-read-this
Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is a buzz term this Summer. You are reading Core Media which means you are probably equipped with the ready-to-spout knowledge of the technical details, but for the sake of total clarity, let's review.

ICO or Initial Coin Offering is a popular way for a cryptocurrency project (usually still in development) to fund the work they are doing, and a great way to allow early backers, investors and enthusiasts to buy in before the public sinks their teeth into the emerging crypto-creation.

An ICO is also a way to boost awareness of a new token or project because often times it creates a buzz with the company or team name, and it can create a certain feeling of exclusivity.  This is especially true for those ICO’s that sell out quickly, leaving a line of salivating would-be investors.

ICO’s are evidently the hottest trend to sweep over the globe's finest minds, since… Windows.  Seriously, most people still aren't sure what is happening behind the ICO scenes and they likely don't understand what they are waiting in a digital line to purchase. They know it's popular in technology circles and they know someone who made huge profits very recently.

What is it with the ICO frenzy?

While it's tempting to buy into a promise of riches, it's always best to do your research, no matter how great your neighbor thinks a certain investment is.  Read up!  You're in the right place for that. Make sure to cross reference more than one article and to read all available documents before deciding on an investment and remember, once a project has completed their ICO period, the fun has only just begun!

The life of a cryptocurrency depends on the buyers, investors and team who is behind the development of the project. There is fierce competition and the opportunity for scam artists to swindle a bundle of bucks from ready-to-pay investors has never been more concerning, so make sure you do your research before investing. Click here to learn how to avoid scam ICOs.

Remember: just because a new project has shiny, flash-enhanced banners, an announcement on the usual forums, amazing language, and what appears to be good team along with valid investors already pitching into the pot doesn't make the project REAL or viable.

Read the whitepaper which should explain the goals and purpose of the project. Usually, the project will be a SOLUTION to a real world problem. The company or team should have a fairly clear timeline or at least a method of updating its interested parties as progress is made.

The developers and representatives of any ICO should be accessible to answer concerns and to reassure nervous buyers. Usually, a contact email or slack channel invite would be enough to make the crowd feel at ease.  

When deciding where to put your investment dollars, relax and don't act on impulse.  Consult with trusted sources of news, and information and as always, happy investing! Cheers.

See the original article here: http://coremedia.info/blockchain-news/item/817-icos-before-you-invest-read-this
 

I agree totally, let him hold whatever he holds.  The whales are the worrisome bunch, but even they will not be able to manipulate the value too much, at least not historically.
I guess I should change the words I chose to this :  I think they WONT manipulate the coins to reduce values, because bitcoin has been growing in value so consistently they do not need to manipulate the market, they are getting obscenely rich anyhow.

Bitcoin fees sometimes lately have felt like perhaps bitcoin is for the rich.  I feel ya.  When the fork finally happens and the dust settles we will be able to afford to send transactions again, don't worry! The value will continue to rise but the proportionate purchases will be adjustable to the size that anyone can afford.  Eventually a satoshi may be a dollar.  Keep buying!

= )
Cheers!

That is a pretty cool concept, and don't worry about any nay sayers, they always come around, fear not.  People will always frown on a great idea.  Good luck with your project, sounds promising!
Cheers!

If the crew would be able to accept it and all was disclosed from the start than sure, Bitcoin would be a great way to fund a movie for sure. 

Hackers are not as likely to get access to your wallet as you boyfriend or girlfriend.  Just protect your private keys with your life and don't accept downloadsbfrom strangers.  Also- for heavens sakes  don't send your precious  btc to anyone promising to double it or triple it... just hang on tight to your btc and dabble slowly. Dabble carefully.  Hackers ad the least of your worries. Cheers!