Latest posts of: Andrew Bitcoiner

The site is down now.

Quote from: greyhawk on September 26, 2011, 11:44:15 PM

Quote from: ssaCEO on September 26, 2011, 06:19:51 PM

Just out of curiosity -- what happened to this site? It was up for like 3 days and disappeared Huh

I asked him in another thread what happened to the site that this one was obviously copied from.

He then tried to sell the domain like 2 hours later.

Draw your own conclusions. Cheesy

Which one?

+1 on For Bitcoin being a great service. More people should use it.

Zerohedge has been doom and gloom for years yet the world keeps turning and it is business as normal.

Quote from: Bitcoin Swami on September 26, 2011, 07:17:13 PM

You can make lots of money in a down market. The trick is to short things then go on TV and say everythings about to crash.

I bet you that is exactly what he did. As they say on Eve Online, Trust No One.

http://bitcashlotto.com/

Sign up and try the BitCashLotto BETA! The site is brand new and you create the games and promote the lottery for huge lottery payout potential. During the BETA games are limited right now to a 1btc maximum bet, this will be increased soon.

* BitCashLotto does not require making an account to win

* For the time being games may be as short as 7 hours or as long as 7 days.

* Deposits require 6 confirmations

* Buying tickets ends 30 minutes before a lottery winner is announced

* House fee is .01% during the BETA

* New features are planned very soon

The BETA should last for a week as the system is put to the test after which the maximum payout limitation will be removed.

Please try it out and tell all your friends about it!

Quote from: incraft3817 on September 18, 2011, 04:01:30 PM

MTgox requires ID and Proof of address. When I first sign up with them, they did not ask for these information. Now, I have btc and USD in their account and they are asking me to send these documents. What happens if I don't? Will they take my btc and USD? Help?! Please.

You've obviously never signed up for stock trading before, THOSE are invasive, Mtgox is just doing a good business practice for their volume.

http://www.bittleships.com/ easy game to try out, double your bitcoins!

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There have been a whole slew of new bitcoin gambling sites lately. With such an expanding marketplace, it is wise to keep a number of things in mind before playing a new game that catches your eye.

1) Is the website established?

Before sending a site your bitcoins you should ask yourself, is anyone using this site? Does the website have users that love it? Check to see how long they have been making posts and announcements. You can also do a quick check on the bitcoin forums at...

https://bitjack21.com/blog/2011/09/17/guidelines-on-how-to-gamble-with-bitcoins-safely/

[Mods: Permission is granted to post the rest of the article on the forum if you want to make it a sticky]

Following Jon's great idea at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37185.0 I need banners for www.BitJack21.com

So the same rules apply: 2btc are allocated for the creation of multiple, quality Banner Ads. This thread will vote on your banners, and they will go live.

If you can come up with a great unique logo for BitJack21 you can also get a 2btc prize for that too.

Thanks!

Quote from: chmod755 on September 15, 2011, 10:22:32 PM

Serial No. of the SSL certificate used on
moonco.in: 01:00:00:00:00:01:2C:EC:30:35:8B
ice.gov 01:00:00:00:00:01:2C:EC:30:35:8B
(the sha1 and md5 fingerprints are also the same)

whois: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/476701/
output of moonco.in: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/476705/
nmap: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/476710/

I had 2 bitcents on moonco.in Angry

You nailed it. He's a scammer. Bring out the pitchforks.

Poker is totally the wrong application for this.

Its down, do you know?

I for one greatly appreciate how you handled the hack in a mostly professional and quick manner. You undoubtedly spent a long number of hours to the forum over this incident and the bitcoin community is stronger for that. Hats off sirs.

This is nothing official WRT the forum, I just think its not a bad idea. Just saying.

Has anyone else noticed that although https://support.mtgox.com/entries/20413328-mt-gox-opens-15-new-currency-markets this is true and Mtgox accepts these currencies... all the trading is simply silently converting those currencies into USD? What about actual API data (so that charts and graph data) can be shown in the 15+ bitcoin/currency values?