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• Greece won't exit the euro
• Grecce's situation won't have any dirrect effect on bitcoin's price

Oh and by the way, news about Cypriots using bitcoin when their bank funds were locked were overhyped bullshit. Also, if you see the price rising and people blame it on news related to Greece it's still not a direct effect. It's irrelevant people trying to pump the price thinking that their trend will catch on after the news.

Get your facts straight. And if you think that any of the above is not true, please enlighten me how come you know more about Greece than someone who actually lives in the country?

Relevant read:

http://newsbtc.com/2015/01/28/will-bitcoin-solution-greeces-deep-rooted-problems/

OP, since 999dice's admin honored you with an entire page with your name please accept my apologies for my last post here. I was doubtful but proven wrong.

But allow me to comment that I find wrong in both yours and the admin's actions. While he did warn you to not deposit there again, you didn't listen. Him confiscating your coins right after is nothing more than outright theft though. If revealing this scam is your last resort to find justice I wish you luck. I hope those losses won't cause any serious problems in your life.

So Evil-Knievel, care to enlighten us on what happened? Give us your version.

That's nothing more than speculation. SYRIZA has stated that they have absolutely no intention to push greece out of the Euro, and have backed away from many of their original proposals to achieve that.

For all transactions sent using their wallet as far as I know.

Here are some bizarre ones I found today when using google queries in an attempt to find old posts.


http://boardreader.com/tp/day%20trader%20forum.html

http://www.data321.net/1w6xe_uqu__nw_2vu19_6w_dtmcdi_D0

OP if you seriously picked the most shady of the dice websites to bet tens of thousands volume of bitcoins, that was well deserved. For someone that lost ~200 Bitcoin though, posting on a forum doesn't seem like the most appropriate action. I refuse to believe this.

FYI anyone can have such a URL at coinbase.

Well who knows maybe he was scamming people all along.

Deep Space 69 

Let me guess, they didn't respond to your PMs and emails when you tried to steal a 'ransom' from them and you decided to threaten them publicly? If the website was vulnerable to such serious attacks it would have been done earlier..

He probably didn't pay anything for those accounts. There are some programs you can buy that actively brute force accounts and give you some each day. There are such programs for netflix, hbo, spotify and other subscription websites too. Or he just bought them in bulk real cheap and resold them at a higher price. Those accounts are worth close nothing since they're both subscription based and shared. Yet people are amazed by the word free and actually buy hacked accounts.

I highly doubt that he managed to make any good money selling accounts though. Judging by his recent activities he most likely made the big money from carding.

Watching.

Consider those too

OK coin had a  Proof of Solvency Audit:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=752803.0
Huobi as well:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=760876.0
BTCChina too:
http://www.bitell.com/t/2046

Nah, those accounts were hacked. And since netflix does allow account sharing if you didn't change the password it's likely that you could ride on someone's account with him paying the subscription forever. But OP is gone, sadly this thread keeps getting bumped by people who find this post from google and create accounts hoping to get a free account.

Provide services online, give micro loans to people with a collateral. Also bitcoin websites with referral rewards usually pay well but you won't earn much if you don't have a way to massively promote your code for free.

They do include transaction fees, coinbase just doesn't charge the user. They supposedly pay the costs from their part. That surely something they can cover since they have a 1% fee for all trades and they've never disclosed if they practice fractional reserve with user funds... Not to mention that their buy price is always different from the sell price.

Problem with coinbase is that they're monitoring transactions. They have the right to suspend your account at any time if you send coins to any address that could be related to anything illegal within the US. That includes all unregistered gambling websites as well. Of course, they give you an option to withdraw your funds before shutting down your account. However, As said above: this defeats the purpose of Bitcoin. They're not a neutral service provider, and that's why I don't consider them a reliable wallet. Aside from the fact that you don't have access to your private addresses and it's not disclosed if deposited coins are used by the company or not. They also update their User Agreement silently applying important updates without any warning or notification.

Short version:

Coinbase as a way to buy and sell BTC: 1% fee(there's lower than that but ok), company seems trusted, overall considered safe

Coinbase as a wallet: Technically not a (full) wallet. Better go for https://greenaddress.it if all you want is an online wallet.

Why would someone want to host a bot to collect 2 bits an hour?

I know, I was trying to point out that a secure website can be safer in specific cases. You can't deny that a website with HTTPS and 2fa (maybe multisig as well since we're talking about bitcoin) is more secure than a windows computer in the hands of someone that's not tech savvy.