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Do you need the entire signature, or part of it will do? (see below)
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Count me in. I'll post a honest review afterwards.
1CRfBw4VmFu5SdB4ptBurEJ8tfW9LAx43s
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Oh, Trendon Shavers. Some user was offering a bunch of money for his info quite a while ago. I found everything on the guy but the user recanted on paying me. I got his ssn, address, assets, credit, everything!
He has been tracked by eg BCB and a few others, but I'm not sure how much information they have collected. I'm willing to offer a percentage of the retrieved coins and I think others would too, what should quickly add up to tens of thousands of dollars for whoever can make him pay. Same here. You could easily make a lot of money from this, if you manage to get him pay. I'm willing to offer a generous percentage of the retrieved coins too. |
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By the way, my address is 1CasperDEhyGD81WNPo9qkaFnWxUSWmrqk， forgot to tell you.
Gosh, he's booted off here as he was scamming people with stolen credit cards already. Didn't they see the XXXXXX's?? Or was it just tagged? He was tagged like half a day ago so I daresay they didn't pay attention to the details.  |
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LOL John don't do that! You evil mod!  I'm keeping down my 'censorship' acts from complaints received. Now I'm merely adding to the original text. |
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I hope this is a troll ( I'm going by the trolololol on the title ) because I don't really see how much of this is true, there are basically about five or six morons I've seen on this board who try to spam everyone but the ignore function takes care of that wonderfully unlike a lot of other places that I've been on, everyone else is actually pretty pleasant, even the people who have opinions I seriously disagree with which is rare on the internet lol. I added the trolololol just to reflect and soften the thread's intention. |
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By the way, my address is 1CasperDEhyGD81WNPo9qkaFnWxUSWmrqk， forgot to tell you.
Gosh, he's booted off here as he was scamming people with stolen credit cards already. |
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Dominos in Korea too. And Papa Johns. And Pizza Hut, although in Korea the more popular are the Korean chains ($40 pizzas from "Mr. Pizza" and $5 pizzas from "Pizza School").
Yes, Dominos and Pizza Huts are everywhere in Asia. Papa John's is not that popular yet in Malaysia and Singapore, but they're starting to gain significant ground here. |
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This is the first time I've seen a site hosted on dropbox.  |
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Probably not as the miner passwords are separate from the account password. Best way would be to get his accounts closed by the pool admins themselves.
Ah, so pool accounts are basically useless to me? Ah well, guess I'll just contact the admins Yep, basically useless to you. I've PM'ed BTCGuild (eleuthria) about it, you could PM other pool operators too. |
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There has to be a way to do this, I already have some ideas on how to improve my system. The only problem is I am working alone and i don't have anyone to collaborate with.
Sorry friend, while I wish you luck, that is not your only problem. Your biggest problem is that there is no way to do what you are trying to do. You're obviously talented and motivated, so I hope this venture will not be your last in Bitcoin. There are a lot of opportunities for new services and applications in this sector, but selling bitcoins for paypal or credit cards is not one of them. Tried, failed, tried again, failed. If I were you I would do a lot more research on the fraud rate with these types of transactions, before you invest any more time or money. I understand but I am looking at how Retail stores Sell Gold Jewelry, I think that model can be used to sell small amounts of bitcoins to buyers that you can authenticate and identify. You could probably take a look at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139982.0 to see how other credit card -> bitcoin processes do to minimize fraud. You could be successful if the fraud rates are low enough. |
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Continue the banter here, gents.
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PM me the login ID (the password is useless as it's probably x) and I'll ask the btcguild admin to look into it.
Cannot PM yet... Oh well Username: hydr451_1 There are several accounts for different sites. Some have x, others appear to have working passwords. Is there anything I can use from those accounts if the passwords are valid? Probably not as the miner passwords are separate from the account password. Best way would be to get his accounts closed by the pool admins themselves. |
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Post at the stickied post above please.
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PM me the login ID (the password is useless as it's probably x) and I'll ask the btcguild admin to look into it.
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Oh wait I have a brilliant IDEA, lets take something physical like paper currency, make it digital like Bitcoins and the next logical step for this is to make bitcoins physical again like Physical Bitcoins by Casascius. That my friend is moving forward why didn't i think of that Physical to digital back to physical again. that makes so much sense.
What do you mean by that? Physical bitcoins are a good way to air-gap your bitcoins to prevent them being stolen or lost due to data losses. It's a quite common business now (see the marketplace) so a new entry would be really competitive, if you're thinking to take part in that. edit: Sacarsm detection fail  |
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I am still working on the price but that sounds about right apple takes 30%, I Think Apple has done amazing thing for selling and distributing digital goods and Bitcoins is not an exception. In my opinion Apple is the best venue to leverage for selling / distributing bitcoins.
Make sure you factor in the fluctuating exchange rate too. |
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Did I mention that the end buyer could recognize a better ROI than all previous buyers or, for that matter, the vig the site collects? Matter-in-fact, it can be programmed it to somewhat guarantee it.
Is it due to the fact that tier based physical rewards exist? E.G: if the pot gets above 60 BTC the holder is guaranteed an ASIC, if 1000 BTC a good car etc? |
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