I've got almost 1500GBP in my johnlewis account balance. I can order something for you and have it shipped to you it's a UK website that ships worldwide.
Payment in bitcoin / skrill. Please PM me.
Do you realise that you are saying you have spent £150,000 on your John Lewis credit card? And this is only if you spent that whole amount at John Lewis or Waitrose. |
|
|
|
|
Payment received, many thanks.
I'd like to enroll for the next 30 days please.
Post count: 1253
BTC address: 1Dqxw31UHAf5FtaatKZ4pzV3vNAFkWoCgq
|
|
|
|
|
I am interested to know at what point you consider the internet to have reached its potential?
Bitcoin is no different...
|
|
|
|
ITT - No one has the BALLS to post their real pic, typical
How about, post a picture of yourself then and we'll see who has balls. At least we can rate you too. This is a good point - you go first and then I will consider it. |
|
|
|
Welcome to the forum! There's a lot of useful information on here, so get stuck in  |
|
|
|
Bitcoin has died.
Memorial plans will be announced shortly.
Thanks for letting me know, I was unaware. This happened so suddenly; it was only this morning I was using it to pay my VPN provider. RIP  |
|
|
|
|
What makes me laugh most about people that believe these conspiracy theories is that they are so distrustful of anything the mainstream media says, yet they are willing to believe a random, poorly written blog at the drop of a hat.
|
|
|
|
|
Nope, no need to worry.
They are likely trying to advertise a website or service.
You'll see people doing this with famous addresses such as the seized SR coins.
|
|
|
|
I have this information since spring this year, don't ask me for proof as I won't give any. You don't need to be psychic to realise that Bitcoin may not be the dominant crypto in the distant future. As for no more bubbles... she is wrong I am afraid. Source: my Gran. |
|
|
|
Oops, that is quite a mistake! Anyone who withdrew any of the "bonus coins" and refuses to return them would be at legal risk, I imagine. They don't allow you to keep bank errors in the UK  |
|
|
|
Probably a scam that I am sure the devs will call out. |
|
|
|
I am not making an offer, but I would estimate that such an option would fetch a premium of somewhere between .18 and .25 per BTC you wanted to buy (between 1.8 and 2.5 for 10 BTC), this is based on a strike price of 600 and you paying any fees associated with sending the funds to the seller upon exercising of the option.
Using escrow would substantially complicate things because you would need to find someone that will be reputable in six months today and it would be very difficult to know who will continue to be reputable (escrow member 'x' could run away with someone's money in 3 months). If you only agreed to find an escrow when the option is exercised then one of you could potentially "not want to use" any of the escrow members that are available.
Thanks for your input. In a perfect world, an old school member from 2011 would offer this and I wouldn't worry about escrow  I would feel comfortable using someone like Yankee or Danny Hamilton however - Yankee in particular I would have no worries with due to his position in the community. Let's reduce this to 5 BTC, 6 months, European or American style call and see if there's any interest. I would be open to doing this option seeing as someone trustworthy holds my 5 BTC. I would need a clause though that if the BTC falls below a certain price say $300, the option is void and I am able to sell the BTC if I choose. Fee refunded or something along those terms. As for fee, it would have to be high or decent of a premium because as we've all seen BTC has gone from $100 to $1100 in only a 2 months time before. -Kingofsports I would offer a 0.5 BTC fee for a 5 BTC contract with a $600 strike and a term of 6 months. I am happy for a contract void clause if BTC falls below $300 - if this happens the 0.5 BTC fee would be returned to me from the escrowed amount. Yankee would be my preferred escrow if he is up for this. |
|
|
|
|
Definitely the class system, not only between Rose and Jack but also between the different classes of passengers.
|
|
|
|
I am not making an offer, but I would estimate that such an option would fetch a premium of somewhere between .18 and .25 per BTC you wanted to buy (between 1.8 and 2.5 for 10 BTC), this is based on a strike price of 600 and you paying any fees associated with sending the funds to the seller upon exercising of the option.
Using escrow would substantially complicate things because you would need to find someone that will be reputable in six months today and it would be very difficult to know who will continue to be reputable (escrow member 'x' could run away with someone's money in 3 months). If you only agreed to find an escrow when the option is exercised then one of you could potentially "not want to use" any of the escrow members that are available.
Thanks for your input. In a perfect world, an old school member from 2011 would offer this and I wouldn't worry about escrow I would feel comfortable using someone like Yankee or Danny Hamilton however - Yankee in particular I would have no worries with due to his position in the community. Let's reduce this to 5 BTC, 6 months, European or American style call and see if there's any interest. |
|
|
|
|
Market seems to be reacting very positively to this - make a change considering the muted response we've had recently to other good news.
|
|
|
|
How much premium will be good according to you. I am interested but want to see. How much premium you want to pay.
I am at a loss as to what is a fair premium to ask for - therefore I will just ask for offers and we could negotiate from there. If you're asking to pay near market rate but pay 6 months, then what you're doing is almost the equivalent to asking for a loan. You're locking in price now and 10btc is pretty much yours, but payment won't be made until 6 months later.
You could compare it to a loan, however the BTC is never at risk and the fee is paid in advance. I've been thinking about this more and I agree that a strike price of $450 is too close to the current market rate to get interest. Let's say $600 strike, 6 months term. Open to offers on the premium I would have to pay. |
|
|
|
I can't see why anyone would do this.. far too risky and not many people will want to tie up their btc for that long without payment. One party will end up losing out or trying to back out of the deal. It's an option to buy, so once I have paid the fee/premium I will have met my commitments. Reasons why someone might want to do this: -They are bearish on BTC for the next 6 months. -They have as much BTC as they want, but are happy to buy some more with fiat to collect the fee here. |
|
|
|
|
Thanks for the offer, but way above what I was hoping for.
|
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
