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Currently we've had 1,164 messages. A free giveaway of 10 x 1mBTC once we reach 10k!
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CoinChat is an ad sponsored chatroom where you can earn free BTC by just chatting. Every time you say something, you have a chance to roll for up to 1 mBTC (0.001 BTC) - the chance takes in account a variety of quality and anti-gaming factors. Create your own rooms and chat about what you like! (As long as it's not spam) Chat to your friends in private and still earn free bitcoins! IRC style. Non intrusive advertisements! Occasional text ads, plus text/image ads on the main room & PMs. Tip anyone bitcoins! Hilarious comment? Helped you with a problem? Tip them a mBTC (or more!) Of course, free BTC! It's not a day job, but if you'd do it anyways, why not earn some mBTC? Click here to visit coinchat
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Is there a way that we can see the details of the loans that you have listed under assets, such as expected payment amounts, interest rate, etc? Right now we just have a balance.
Yes, by asking me  scrybe: 16% APR / 0.6563% every 2 weeks ATC777: 15% APR / 3.35416 repaid every month CoinLenders 20BTC: Monthly, 5%, 2 months - 10.756 repaid per month |
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This auction is for the GOLD level mining package for 0.05 BitCoins Mining rate @ 1250Mh/s Return of 0.0755+ BitCoins in 3 Days! + Processing time For more information go to http://www.MiningUnited.comReally? This looks like a ponzi - nobody is going to be selling 1250MH/s of hashpower if he makes more from mining. |
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Yeah, interest is calculated precisely to how long your coins where deposited. This is to avoid people depositing all their coins 1 min before interest is paid, and taking it out after they get interest |
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I'm curious why someone would want to buy hashpower in the first place, other than (i) money laundering, (ii) double spending, (iii) pool hopping.
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Say hi in main (when I'm online) and get a free mBTC.
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Mt Gox can handle 37 trades per second. Step 1: Create 38 0.01 trades per second Step 2:  Step 3: Gox lag! |
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Wait till their support answers, maybe.
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PROMO: I'll tip 1 mBTC (you get 0.8 mBTC after fees) to the next 10 people that join and says hi in chat.
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CoinChat is an ad sponsored chatroom where you can earn free BTC by just chatting. Every time you say something (after been whitelisted by a mod), you have a chance to roll for up to 2 mBTC (0.002 BTC) - the chance takes in account a variety of quality and anti-gaming factors.   Create your own rooms and chat about what you like! (As long as it's not spam) Chat to your friends in private and still earn free bitcoins! IRC style. Non intrusive advertisements! Occasional text ads, plus text/image ads on the main room & PMs. Tip anyone bitcoins! Hilarious comment? Helped you with a problem? Tip them a mBTC (or more!) Of course, free BTC! It's not a day job, but if you'd do it anyways, why not earn some mBTC? (Whitelist by mod required. Don't ask for it). Click here to visit coinchatNow with a referral system!
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1 BTC giveaway when we reach 50 people online! Just register, and say a message.1 BTC giveaway over, congrats to bitcoinlolz, Milk, Quartz who each won 1 BTC. CoinChat is an ad sponsored chatroom where you can earn free BTC by just chatting. Every time you say something, you have a chance to roll for up to 1 mBTC (0.001 BTC) - the chance takes in account a variety of quality and anti-gaming factors. Create your own rooms and chat about what you like! (As long as it's not spam) Chat to your friends in private and still earn free bitcoins! IRC style. Non intrusive advertisements! Occasional text ads, plus text/image ads on the main room & PMs. Tip anyone bitcoins! Hilarious comment? Helped you with a problem? Tip them a mBTC (or more!) Of course, free BTC! It's not a day job, but if you'd do it anyways, why not earn some mBTC? Click here to visit coinchat |
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PROBABLE SCAM
By probable, I mean "extremely likely". Check out his abandoned thread in the Securities section This is his fourth or so thread in this section by the way.
Some people have made money with pirateat40, but most lost. There is nothing but hot air behind this, this guy predicts $50 and $250, then says it's going to be $250, and then says his 99.98% accurate when the price drops to $50.01. I suggest placing him on the ignore list.
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So they do have mining software that supports it.
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I don't think "known scammers" is the right phrase. I was also involved in the BFL bet, on the winning side. I was very irritated that they set it as a draw, but I did get my money back (i.e. no one scammed me out of anything).
I haven't had any other problems with them. Every other bet I've participated in was judged correctly and I got my payout, and they respond quickly to requests for support.
I wanted to bet against bitcoin-24 returning their coins, so if they don't I win some coins (and if they do, I get my money back so it's a win-win!). But if no one bets on the other side there isn't anything to be won...
Yes, they scammed you. You were scammed out of your winnings. Think of playing some BTC on SatoshiDICE lessthan1. You clearly won, as it states the lucky number 0 and you've verified it since it's provably fair. But SD returns your 0.01 bet and goes "sorry, but we returned your money, so we didn't scam you!" |
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The problem is this right here: However, the Bitcoin private key which is required to send money is encrypted in your browser before it reaches our servers.
Therefore our servers only hold encrypted private keys and neither we nor anyone else can spend your Bitcoins. Only you. |
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StrongCoin operators have intercepted coins that may have being stolen from OzCoin. This shows that the StrongCoin operator can steal your coins. This directly contradicts their statement on the website: However, the Bitcoin private key which is required to send money is encrypted in your browser before it reaches our servers.
Therefore our servers only hold encrypted private keys and neither we nor anyone else can spend your Bitcoins. Only you. Do not use strongcoin thinking it is a hybrid wallet. It is not about if you steal any coins or not, but this shows StrongCoin do have access to your coins. Imagine if they were hacked, or if the owner did a Instawallet. Use Blockchain.info (the chrome extension) and back up your private keys. Info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=186051.0 |
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Meanwhile, friedcat starts thinking of charging a fee per transfer..  |
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If you were having problems verifying your account, send me a PM!
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