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3481  Economy / Reputation / Re: The BCT PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here on: January 13, 2016, 07:39:31 PM
My pub PGP key:
Code:
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v2

mQENBFaWoqUBCACRqeadcb4hWu+JTtMosxnDhxxZGTLpmLjURjMEt4TxVAxuAGe3
Zl5G/1TnCLK6gewgHgPucWipwwX+Wd//FIJFxdFP6Fpv/eU8eeUO5rLc04zloXRL
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pQK+c5uYJjgTmoMGcPS4tJt0ncW8VsKgPWzo3dYSzA==
=SlF/
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
3482  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Why is this txn not showing up in my a/c? on: January 13, 2016, 05:24:30 PM
I received BTC from ~PayPal-Trader~ on the forum and he sent me this txn link but I don't see any notification of BTC received in my coinbase wallet.
Can someone pls tell whats wrong here? Shall I pay him or wait for at least 1 confirmation? Can it be reversed?

https://blockchain.info/address/1Atv5LPgx5auEWnovRua7BwbqoZ6ZFdutE

you should wait for at least one confirmation and please double check the receiving address (i dont kow him.. maybe he is a trusted trader here)

edit: missing word
Wallet address seems fine but he sent it w/o fee or with low fee & its still not showing up in my a/c.
Just wondering can this be reversed?

Its unconfirmed, so yes it can be dropped by the network and not confirm. I wouldnt do your part unless its confirmed. That is, if you still can.
3483  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How it should go on with the ESCROW SERVICES. on: January 13, 2016, 05:11:13 PM
Why do you trust staff more than other users?

This is because ADMINS were the one who appointed them and there will be a sure a valid point of appointing them as a staff/moderator of bitcointalk.

Sure they have been selected because they were deemed fits as moderators, does that automatically make them trustworthy to work as escrow?

If you think that they are still not enough then ADMINS maybe.

Scammers are not banned, because admins cant decide which user is legit and which is not. Admins have a strict "dont get involved" policy, why should they change it now?

hmm.I think i have to run up my brain gears again lol Tongue .But i will think and come back again . I just came over a thought and thought that this might be it . Anyways will again think of it.

IMHO if anything multisig in its different forms is an advancement.
3484  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How it should go on with the ESCROW SERVICES. on: January 13, 2016, 05:01:04 PM
Why do you trust staff more than other users?

This is because ADMINS were the one who appointed them and there will be a sure a valid point of appointing them as a staff/moderator of bitcointalk.

Sure they have been selected because they were deemed fits as moderators, does that automatically make them trustworthy to work as escrow?

If you think that they are still not enough then ADMINS maybe.

Scammers are not banned, because admins cant decide which user is legit and which is not. Admins have a strict "dont get involved" policy, why should they change it now?
3485  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How i made $400 in less than two hours on: January 13, 2016, 04:56:54 PM
I bought 11 BTC from coinbase [at $430 each] and i sold them at satelexchange [at $466 each].
The total profit i got is $400 and i managed to do this in less than 2 hours!


My first step was to buy BTC with USD [from https://www.coinbase.com if you are able to, or somewhere where the price is similar to $429].

My second step was to sell those same BTC for paypal USD [at https://www.satelexchange.com].



So basically you can buy 1 BTC for $429 and sell it for $466. The profit is around $37 per BTC.

TX IDs or it didnt happen.



Sure. Here it is https://blockchain.info/tx/5f95fd2483a0fd5ff161824e6a1bf693c31faeea5e2ef20b39b9073502b818a0

Great now sign a message with 186fFVKZQzak7BnVQ9PyRHQLzLGfHQoTYh

Here is the how to for coinbase -> https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/1526413-how-do-i-sign-a-message-with-a-bitcoin-address-

Btw you can just admit that your story is bollocks and you picked a random TX ID from the blockchain, because the 9.99990000 btc input is from march 2014. Locking the thread will be enough


I don't really see your point. I bought 11 from Coinbase, and in meantime i sent 11 BTC from my wallet to satelexchange.

So you have an actual wallet, great. Sign a message with the address.

The whole point for me was to keep the same amount of BTC i own.
They are not the SAME btc, the point is that i still own the same amount of BTC and i made $400 in meantime with trading.

My point is that you only claim you own 11 BTC and I dont believe you. In fact the TX ID you provided makes this less believable.

Is that clear enough for you?

No.

What is wrong with you people here?

You are here since 2014 and dont know yet? Did you buy the account as well?

Maybe you want me to take a picture of myself naked holding a "hi shorena" sign? 

I personally prefer a signed message that proofs you actually owned 11 BTC while the price was like you claim it was. If you insist, feel free to post photos, but it will not make your story more believable.

If you are not interested in my story, just do not comment. Bsh*ters are not needed in my threads, thank you.

So we are at the insults stage already, huh?
3486  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How it should go on with the ESCROW SERVICES. on: January 13, 2016, 04:49:40 PM
Why do you trust staff more than other users?
3487  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How i made $400 in less than two hours on: January 13, 2016, 04:43:39 PM
I bought 11 BTC from coinbase [at $430 each] and i sold them at satelexchange [at $466 each].
The total profit i got is $400 and i managed to do this in less than 2 hours!


My first step was to buy BTC with USD [from https://www.coinbase.com if you are able to, or somewhere where the price is similar to $429].

My second step was to sell those same BTC for paypal USD [at https://www.satelexchange.com].



So basically you can buy 1 BTC for $429 and sell it for $466. The profit is around $37 per BTC.

TX IDs or it didnt happen.



Sure. Here it is https://blockchain.info/tx/5f95fd2483a0fd5ff161824e6a1bf693c31faeea5e2ef20b39b9073502b818a0

Great now sign a message with 186fFVKZQzak7BnVQ9PyRHQLzLGfHQoTYh

Here is the how to for coinbase -> https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/1526413-how-do-i-sign-a-message-with-a-bitcoin-address-

Btw you can just admit that your story is bollocks and you picked a random TX ID from the blockchain, because the 9.99990000 btc input is from march 2014. Locking the thread will be enough
3488  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How i made $400 in less than two hours on: January 13, 2016, 04:30:37 PM
I bought 11 BTC from coinbase [at $430 each] and i sold them at satelexchange [at $466 each].
The total profit i got is $400 and i managed to do this in less than 2 hours!


My first step was to buy BTC with USD [from https://www.coinbase.com if you are able to, or somewhere where the price is similar to $429].

My second step was to sell those same BTC for paypal USD [at https://www.satelexchange.com].



So basically you can buy 1 BTC for $429 and sell it for $466. The profit is around $37 per BTC.

TX IDs or it didnt happen.

Thank you so much. I will try this later and will report back.

Nice try.
3489  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Blockchain API help? on: January 13, 2016, 04:28:47 PM
If the API does not allow to use unconfirmed inputs to be used there is nothing you can do but switch do a different API or use bitcoin core directly. It might be risky to use unconfirmed inputs though.

I am not receiving the payments.

When i try sending money from a wallet it sends it successfully, but i cant send another transaction unless the first one is confirmed. I want to be able to use the remaining money to send another transaction without waiting first one to confirm.

Yes, you want to spend unconfirmed inputs. You "receive" change the same way you receive payments from someone else. You can somewhat mitigate this if you have several inputs available, but that might make your transactions bigger (in byte) and thus more expensive (in fees) over time.
3490  Other / Meta / Re: Stake your Bitcoin address here on: January 13, 2016, 12:13:11 PM
Can somebody please stake me.

Thanks!

14nRWyoRNinwJo5MPQMRTYHwWK4Uh7CLVN
3491  Other / Meta / Re: hacked account on: January 13, 2016, 12:11:33 PM
So i am back at home and here is the signed message that sho asked to provide

Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
this is aakashsangwan (UID: 496523) from bitcointalk and today is 2016.01.13. I sell the bitcointalk account equator (UID: 530039) to the person named Premlatha N. on facebook. The agreed price is 0.038 btc. The price is not tied to the BTC value in other currencies. The amount has to be paid as soon as possible by earnings via signature campaigns or other means. I am aware that this can take a long time and will not try to regain access to the account or try to reclaim for any reasons. Payment is to be done to my bitcoin address: <1MEv8g6PZYcBeYknbosQzB1YY16iP41Aqv>
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
H17ENZ9x1mOGtdRzfctnViBf0SuH82OPV5I/8mBJDv3bAhEB8XoyoZhEyTUq/rlGFiueUsd7RyoT9GSuVZjlTD0=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

So can @shorena make the negative trust to neutral??

-snip-
i am so sorry i forget to mention my address, here it is 1MEv8g6PZYcBeYknbosQzB1YY16iP41Aqv

Np figured it out with a bit of trial and error. Message verifies, changing the rating now.
3492  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Core Password recovery Service on: January 13, 2016, 11:45:26 AM
The only way this could run as legitimate service would be for the owner of the site to escrow funds that are held inside wallets for
each individual case. Otherwise it's just another service that has 99% chance to sucker you up.

I wonder how that could work. Imagine he receives a wallet containing claimed 100 Bitcoins. He tries to open it, but can't. Then how can he get the escrow funds back? He can claim he deleted the wallet but still, it could be possible that he gets the escrow funds back and then suddenly the 100 bitcoins vanish from the wallet he claimed he couldn't bruteforce.

I would not accept such an escrow. Or at least make the risk clear to the one with the blocked wallet. If he understands and agrees that i can't be held responsible for that risk then i might do it.

Its also not the only way. For some wallets its possible to work on a private key that holds no funds to get the password. The password is the same for the entire wallet, but its useless without the encrypted private key that holds the 100 BTC. The change address you used 1 year ago and now has 10000 satoshi left is perfectly fine.

See e.g. the post by knightdk above.
3493  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: Blockchain API help? on: January 13, 2016, 11:40:32 AM
If the API does not allow to use unconfirmed inputs to be used there is nothing you can do but switch do a different API or use bitcoin core directly. It might be risky to use unconfirmed inputs though.
3494  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Rare address hall of fame on: January 13, 2016, 11:37:37 AM
-snip-
just wondering about original address,is there any original address and never remake or editing by software?i think some address below is not original,so i will wait for someone posting their original unique address Smiley beause i dont have unique address

What is an "original" address?
3495  Local / Anfänger und Hilfe / Re: Anfrage zu ESCROW - Was ist zu beachten? on: January 13, 2016, 11:35:00 AM
Die Frage ist, was das escrow leisten soll. Extrembeispiel: Der Miner könnte von Anfang an einen versteckten Mangel haben und innerhalb von 6 Monaten durchschmoren. Wenn Du das im Rahmen von escrow ausschließen willst, musst Du die Auszahlung der BTC zumindest um die 6 Monate blocken.

Grds. wird escrow oder Treuhand als eine Dienstleistung verstanden, die das Risiko der Vorleistung abmindern soll. Die Treuhand soll gerade nicht als (Schieds-)Gericht fungieren. Sie zahlt daher den Betrag nur aus, wenn zwischen den Parteien Konsens besteht (z.B. durch die Freigabeerklärung des Geschäftspartners), manchmal auch, wenn sich die Parteien auf ein bestimmtes Ereignis geeinigt haben (Erhalt des Paketes).

Ist dies nicht der Fall, ist der Treuhänder verpflichtet, den Betrag zu blocken, mehr nicht. Wenn jetzt eine der Parteien an das Geld will, muss man sich entweder (außer-)gerichtlich einigen oder ein Urteil erwirken. In dem Urteil würde dann mit Rechtskraft stehen, ob die Gegenleistung (vollständig) erbracht wurde oder nicht und an wenn wieviel Geld zu zahlen ist.

I seh Escrow auch immer als eine Art Mediator oder Vermittler zwischen den Parteien. Im Allgemeinen würde ich dir aber Recht geben, das Prüfen liegt beim Empfänger und es sollte immer eine Einigung angestrebt werden. Meistens ist man als Escrow aber ohnehin kaum involviert, sondern sorgt lediglich für einen stabilen Rahmen für die Händler.

Soweit der Treuhänder sich in irgendeiner Weise auch als Richter aufspielen will, macht er sich ggfs. schadenersatzpflichtig.

Darüber hinaus ist es auch weder Aufgabe eines Treuhänders noch eines (Schieds-)Richters, eine Beweissicherung vorzunehmen. Wenn z.B. der Empfänger fürchtet, einen Ziegelstein geschickt zu bekommen, kann er den Versender bitten, das Paket versiegelt zu schicken und es dann mit einem Zeugen und/oder vor laufender WEBcam oder oder zu öffnen. Auch hier steht es den Parteien frei, zu regeln, was für sie als Beweis hinreichend ist.

Wenn all diese Maßnahmen vorab nicht getroffen wurden und der Sachverhalt nicht beweisbar ist, dann hat ein (Schieds-)Richter anhand der sogenannten Beweislast zu urteilen. Diese ist gesetzlich vorgegeben.

Ich weiß nicht, wie oft escrow jetzt hier vorkommt, aber wenn es gewünscht wird, könnten sich alle escrower mal virtuell zusammensetzen und wir würden AGBs für sie entwerfen. Ich biete auch einen Schiedsgerichtsdienst an. D.h. die Schadenersatzpflicht könnten die Escrower im Streitfall auch abwälzen.

Das mag für den deutschen Bereich gerade noch funktionieren, aber spätestens wenn du alle international tätigen Escrow Anbieter zusammen kriegen willst, wird das scheitern. Es ist vermutlich auch nicht im interesse der Escrow Anbieter wenn der Service nicht mehr unterscheidbar ist. Dazu kommt das solche AGBs zum großen Teil vermutlich eh nicht gelesen werden. Ich habe z.B. oft die Erfahrung gemacht das nicht mal ein simpler 5 Punkte Ablauf gelesen wird oder das der 3. vor dem 1. Schritt gemacht wird. Gerade für solche Händler ist Escrow aber wichtig um die nötige Ruhe in den Handel zu bringen.
3496  Other / Archival / Re: Updated Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns on: January 13, 2016, 11:26:34 AM
It seems we re running a bit dry on new and well funded campaigns. I thought this advertising method s been working quite well. What s the reason behind this?
IMHO sig campaigns are just a big waste of money.

P.S: You should make a new thread concerning this question

For many services like casinos they are only viable for some time. After that time most users know about you and it makes no sense to continue with the campaign.
3497  Other / Archival / Re: Updated Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns on: January 13, 2016, 07:11:39 AM
Some users in the Bit-x campaign are reporting over 3 weeks of no payments, and some still haven't got full payment. They should be given an asterix

One idefix for Bit-x -> http://pastebin.com/qwAYPMeH
3498  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Rare address hall of fame on: January 13, 2016, 07:01:12 AM
In case anyone is interested in creating some proof-of-burn addresses like 1TestxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxzoXNkw:

https://gobittest.appspot.com/ProofOfBurn

The last five numerals/letters come up the same if I change the single letter/numeral and come back to the first. 1ForTheMoney444444444444443yCnh1H

What's the purpose of these? (Yes, I can see it says burn - really? Just throw away BTC ?)

*edit* Last between five and seven numbers/letters

The last few symbols are the checksum. It can be used to check if there is a typo in the address.
3499  Other / Meta / Re: BitcoinTalk FAQ on: January 12, 2016, 11:06:01 PM

how about this -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1307658.0
or this -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1259439.0
3500  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Core version 0.11.2 released on: January 12, 2016, 06:04:34 PM
do you guys advice me to upgrade to 0.11.2 or should i stick to 0.10.2 ?

Upgrade if not to 0.11.2 at least to 0.10.3 -> https://bitcoin.org/bin/bitcoin-core-0.10.3/
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