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This still open? If so, what's the end date?
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I have personal interest in this, as PPoweredP currently has an outstanding loan with me and is non-responsive to PMs. If there's anything I can do to help ascertain the truth, or preferably, find and communicate with PPoweredP, please let me know. |
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Wow your lucky I was awake  I normally don't get on this thing on Sun. ha ha. You should have opened a ticket  At any rate, no it's there, you just have to enter the whole thing https://vps.microthosting.com:5656It wasn't all that urgent; I didn't want to be too much of a bother on a weekend. Thanks, I guess I'd never received notice of the port switch. Mea culpa. |
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Is it possible for people like me who are under 18 (or 16 or whatever your country says adult), don't have to pay tax yet, Maybe off topic, but if you have income, you have to file taxes regardless your age, at least in the USA. The US does not consider Bitcoin legal tender, so strictly speaking, earnings only in Bitcoins are non-taxable. Besides, $40 is significantly below the minimum income at which you must file a tax return. You are correct, though, in and of that age does not protect you from taxation. |
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This offer is now closed. Thank you everyone. Thread locked.
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Either or both could have been the reason. |
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That's essentially what I'm doing now, but privately. I might make it public if I'm not happy with the private bids.
Is the 0.3 BTC limit per share absolute? (i.e. Should I not even bother bidding if my bid would be below that?) |
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GLBSE is based in the UK and is subject to regulation by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), we are in the process of becoming a registered company that meets all conditions to carry on business.
We have not been contacted by the SEC and are not subject to SEC regulation.
Nefario.
I'm not so sure that is true  Why would it not be? |
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Nefario, can you please provide an explanation?
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Theymos might get a paper to turn over all logs, even if he is in another country, they do help each other out. 5 million in loss is a great reason to do so.
Forum accounts can't always be directly tied to BTCST accounts though. No, but they probably can be frequently enough to provide useful information. |
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Happy National PirateAt40 Day!
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Are contract revision voted by the shareholders going to need GLBSE approval now?
I dont see why since the shareholders voted for them. What if they change to selling drugs.. I mean, they'd probably lose less money, and switching GLBSE to a drug market might actually decrease scam rate. More seriously, I would assume Nefario would freeze the asset and negotiate with the issuer / shareholders directly. |
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I'll offer 5 BTC for your BitcoinMax account.
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I can offer 100 BTC for that Pirate debt.
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I would probably request some rudimentary form of proof, e.g. a screenshot. Not hard to forge, but probably not worth the effort.
Say we have an account with 400 bitcoins. 1-2% is 4-8btcs. That's $48-$96 in today's prices (let's say it's $12/btc). Pretty much worth the effort if you ask me. But you could instead sell a fake videocard for 30 bitcoins instead? Same effort, more return. In either case, I wouldn't buy from anyone with no reputation at all. Yes, there's always a risk. It's just a matter of determining when it is sufficiently minimal. I would go 5-10%......but not 1-2.
If that interests you at all, let me know!
Not at this time, but thanks for the offer, and I will let you know if things change. |
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