Well circle is trying to get pretty big on this market, and i don't doubt they can do it with the amount they invested and with this "offer" you just told us abount.
I will still keep on Coinbase for some more time at least i see more reviews about circle but it do feels pretty safe for all their media ads (showing owners face/name and this kind of stuff), sure being complete registered also helps a lot.
I've been using circle a lot lately. In fact, I've bought more than 5,000 USD in bitcoins with my CC there, I've made deposits too into my debit card and it went well, feel free to trust circle. Just like any online exchanger, I never leave any amount of bitcoins in them (although circle.com has an insurance) |
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I've pmd you  |
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hello, who can crack md5 hashes, in less 15 minutes, with brute force?
do you know whats behind the md5? i mean do you have a clue of the string? |
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Pm sent rebbeca7; UP
2000$ USD available!
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At what percent are you exchanging?
0 percent for now. Gyft.com provides 3% discount then what is the benefit of buying from you. No benefit at all in that case lol, had no idea gyft offered that Yes and amazon4u sells amazon giftcards for 15% discount of the original price. |
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This concept is better because you wont wear out the SD since you'll store the bitcoin blockchain in a USB; anyways, awesome project, thanks for sharing. |
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You'll need to understand cryptography, you can start with Applied Cryptography by Bruce Scheiner.
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I'll pm you! would you want some more neteller occasionally? would take BTC
No thanks. |
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didnt get whats the poit of having btcs in NETELLER we cant use the card for btcs balance i gess is just a normal wallet like blockchain correct me if im rong
No, its not a normal wallet since you dont hold the bitcoins, the bitcoin gets converted to fiat mone as soon as you deposit it. |
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From Neteller Faqs:
Bitcoin is a digital currency that allows you to safely and quickly add funds to your NETELLER Account from any Bitcoin ewallet app.
It’s easy to put money into your NETELLER Account using Bitcoin:
1. Sign in to your NETELLER Account and click on Bitcoin on the Money In page.
2. After you enter the amount that you want to deposit in your account currency, you will be taken to BitPay to complete the transaction.
3. You will be taken back to your NETELLER Account where you can see the funds now available for transfers to merchants or other members.
There is no exchange fee if your NETELLER Account is in Australian or US dollars, Euro, or British Pounds. BitPay may charge a processing fee. Deposits made using Bitcoin are available immediately for transfers to merchants or other members. Money deposited using Bitcoin cannot be withdrawn or accessed using your Net+ Prepaid MasterCard® or your Net+ Virtual Prepaid MasterCard®.
He might not have a verified account to use the feature or simply do not want to use it OR he may use the trades too as a way of getting feedback and trust on the forums while serving his own needs. |
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If you have bitcoin and want neteller funds, let me know;
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Up; Got 2500$ neteller available, thanks to Rookie for 5 btc this weekend.. keep em coming.
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You shouldnt trust coin mixers, be very careful with them since they can steal your bitcoins and never send them back to you while they are "mixing them"
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When I've any issue with my linux box I usually check the arch linux wiki, it should apply to the latest updated linux distro and would only vary if ubuntu uses some different files for configuration (this might be the case); Take a read on https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Apache_HTTP_Server and see if you can find anything there the exact part regarding ssl To use TLS/SSL, you will need to install openssl.
Create a private key and certificate signing request (CSR) and optionally self-sign the CSR (which creates a certificate):
Note: You may want to change the key size in bits (rsa_keygen_bits:2048), remove -sha256 to use SHA-1 instead of SHA-2, or change the number of days of validity (-days 365).
# cd /etc/httpd/conf
# openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:2048 -out server.key
# chmod 600 server.key
# openssl req -new -sha256 -key server.key -out server.csr
# openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt
Then, in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf, uncomment the following three lines:
LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so
LoadModule socache_shmcb_module modules/mod_socache_shmcb.so
Include conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf
Warning: Some variations and implementations of SSL and TLS are vulnerable to attack. Mozilla has a useful SSL/TLS article which includes Apache specific configuration guidelines as well as an automated tool to help create a more secure configuration.
Restart httpd.service to apply any changes. |
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Slightly off-topic: What if the user who asked question didn't mark as answered?
I suppose escrow would have to verify and choose the right answer, since he has the money already he should proceed to give it to the right answer poster. |
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