That 8000 post mark indeed does seem improbable for even the most committed poster. I'd be happy just to get a few millibits just for posting normally!  |
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At least disguise your scam with some pictures or videos.  A link, website, 2nd user vouch for you, something!!! Scammers don't even try anymore... |
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Isn't there still 10 more months in 2014? Rough start, but it's not how you start but how you finish. Remember 2013 on January 1st was $13. Thirteen Bucks! Just seeing BTC bounce around this $600-$800 range for several months should be grounds for optimism. And NO, I'm not counting MtGox prices. |
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This technically is NOT the highest paid signature? There is another sig campaign that is running with the exact same price as this.
Which sig campaign is the highest paid signature? Didn't see any others offering more than PrimeDice's 2.4 BTC/Month? |
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Do they have a minimum buying amount I sure I read that somewhere.
Ten cents USD: http://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/1404398-what-is-the-minimum-amount-of-bitcoin-that-i-can-purchase-Looks like OP's bank rejected the transaction somehow. I personally had zero issues with Coinbase, and personally think it's the easiest way to acquire larger amounts of Bitcoins. LocalBitcoins is a mixed bag for my experience. I've had to message the seller, he'd get back to me in like 5 hours, I'd cancel the trade, then he'd text me back it's on again, then we'd have to meet in a public area 2 hours later, then he made me wait in the building lobby for another 1 hour while he transferred the purchased amount of BTC from his cold wallet to his LocalBitcoins wallet, then we finally met and made the trade. For me, Coinbase is a better and easier experience than LocalBitcoins. If you can find a reliable seller on Local, for sure stick with that person. |
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Why would you only buy 28 cents worth of Bitcoin? I've used both Coinbase and LocalBitcoins and always purchased in the $100s.
I mean not trying to put the OP down, but what is the point really? Fees on Coinbase is only like 1%, if you can't afford that then maybe don't invest in Bitcoins. LocalBitcoins you'll be hard pressed to find a seller at a decent price, but if you do, make sure they have a good trust and multiple transaction rating.
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What we need here is something that can take your bitcoins and give you fiat, without having to go through the hassles of dealing with another person through localbitcoins etc. or through an exchange which are suspect lately.
Believe the LocalBitcoins ATM will handle 2 way conversion: http://www.coindesk.com/localbitcoins-manufacturing-low-cost-bitcoin-atm/Currently, looks like Lamassu Bitcoin ATM can only handle Fiat to BTC conversion. |
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Haha just noticed the Z- for BFL and E for VMC. Keep up the good work Dogie!  |
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Wow, came for the Bits and left pleasantly surprised by the Tits!  Anyhoo, Bitcoins and millibits will probably be the most used units pertaining to btc. |
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I think ATM isn't the best word, maybe Bitcoin Kiosks or Bitcoin exchange machine.
Either way these Bitcoin machines have finally touched down in the States, and can only be a positive thing to bring it into the mainstream.
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For me personally, Coinbase. Great if you're in the US, and have a bank account and a credit card(Visa).
If you can spare 3-4 days, the coins to dollars will arrive in your bank account at the Bitstamp price(almost identical) you sold at.
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Sure doesn't look like it Igorr: MtGox  BitStamp  BTC-E  |
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Why do you always post MtGox charts, you don't like Bitstamp or BTC-E ?  |
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Very good read and great article to link to for people new to Bitcoin. I like how they break each concept down, and make easy to understand analogies to PayPal for instance.
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That'd be a pretty impressive feat, 8000 posts in a month! Without spamming every thread, doesn't seem attainable. |
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Not sure, I'm not a fortune teller or Nostradamus. It'd probably be a good shorting opportunity for you though, right? |
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It's only a small percentile that's spreading FUD and doom and gloom articles, mostly newbies. I think most of the community is in it for the long haul. To me Bitcoin is the next technological breakthrough of the Internet era. First the Internet was created, then soon after the PC, soon after networking and broadband matured, soon after operating systems and applications matured, soon after social networking exploded. It seems like the next technological innovation in line to experience the "Network Effect". To me at least. Why wouldn't I HODL? |
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That's not an ATM, it's a vendor machine.
On a real ATM you are supposed to also GET money, not just put them in.
Not in a traditional sense, but today's ATM or Automated Teller Machine you're able to pay bills, buy stamps, buy movie tickets, purchase gold, etc. ATM aren't just money or fiat dispensers anymore, they're more multifunction. |
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