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I have an even better question for you. Why the heck did you spend that much money on bitcoins?
Currently, that's more than $700,000 SUD average price, when you bought it, it was probably almost $200,000.
My question to you is why spend that much all on one website?
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No, wrong title maybe
but I have tiny coins;
I can do nothing with them separately (1µ BTc there , 3 µBTC here ...) but their amount has increasing to a (aggregated) whole 0.01 BTC.
So how "save" them to be able to use them, once aggregated
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Well, you can send bitcoins without paying a transaction fee, but it will take many days for the coins to arrive. It'll be easy if you are using blockchain.info; go to custom send and choose your TX fee. |
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I doubt it'll go back to $100, we are now past that point.
If it were to crash, which I think it may, It'll probably just crash to a max of $250 USD.
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This looks very interesting, unique layout.
Are there any fees?
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Your negative trust.
Would you perhaps be paying with paypal?
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user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:36 betid: 247839218 lucky: 91.0289 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.20480000 payout: 2x profit: +0.20480000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:30 betid: 247839134 lucky: 40.7850 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.10240000 payout: 2x profit: -0.10240000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:24 betid: 247839053 lucky: 24.3775 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.05120000 payout: 2x profit: -0.05120000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:22 betid: 247839006 lucky: 38.4816 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.02560000 payout: 2x profit: -0.02560000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:21 betid: 247838941 lucky: 18.2283 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.01280000 payout: 2x profit: -0.01280000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:20 betid: 247838903 lucky: 21.3087 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.00640000 payout: 2x profit: -0.00640000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:19 betid: 247838864 lucky: 08.0217 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.00320000 payout: 2x profit: -0.00320000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:18 betid: 247838813 lucky: 42.2545 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.00160000 payout: 2x profit: -0.00160000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:17 betid: 247838739 lucky: 34.0222 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.00080000 payout: 2x profit: -0.00080000 user: mary beth (227670) date: 2013-11-13 17:21:16 betid: 247838702 lucky: 51.4909 target: >50.4999 bet: 0.00080000 payout: 2x profit: +0.00080000 Just for the reference of anyone who thinks they can win a lot of money with this. Probably not  Ouch! Got lucky on that last roll. Betting $60 to win $.30... That's nothing. Lost 2.15 btc martingaling once. I feel yah bro. Lost whole bankroll of 5 BTC with martingale. But, they were only $60/BTC then... ;/ |
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Way too good to be true.
Are you hosting with CEX.io?
Well thats why it would be in my own interest to pay back quick ;-) Nope, I am not hosting it with CEX.io. Its hosted in a energy-flatrate datacenter in cologne.  Give me your Pool data, and you get some 80 free GH/s. No obligations. I have 5 of these rigs mining around. I do confirm that this user does have 80GH/s. The question is, how can we insure you do not stop mining from the lender's pool? |
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That's not collateral; that's just a method of paying back.
Well actually it was meant that you keep the GH/s and you get the payment back. So your reward / profit is what you mine with this miner before payback. The miner is hosted in a server center, i would provide full access data. You can even change the password so I have no access to it anymore ... of course this password has to be reset after payback. 80 GH/s make around 30$ per day. So if I need 10 days to pay back, you end up with an extra 300$.  If you want proof of mining power by pointing it to your pool, give me a PM.Way too good to be true. Are you hosting with CEX.io? |
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What BTC-e process?
If worse comes to worse, but some bitcoins then transfer them to PPcoins.
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Well I got scammed by coinbase as of now. Sent like 7 emails. No response. Level 2. Bank verified. SSN Verified. Bought $6k before when price was pretty stable without a problem. Recently, Bought $20k worth of bitcoins a week ago. Now they're worth around $40k. Got, you guessed it, high risk emails.
What should I do? I tried emailing support but they aren't responding!
I'm starting to feel that coinbase is turning into MT.GOX. Do they still have your money, if they don't even offer a refund, sue their ass Cheap, cheap cheap. |
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I just started mining in Slush's Pool yesterday. I'm using GUIminer to mine. I only have a maximum of around 1 mhash/s. How can I increase it so I mine faster?
Hi, the first thing to do is stop mining, you won't get anywhere with 1 MH/s. ASIC Block Erupters really aren't useful anymore either, unless you want to mine for fun. |
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my friend got hacked yesterday
Well, thing is, you have your own bank (unless you use online wallets, which I suggest you don't), so you have a control of your own security. This means that it can potentially be very safe, but if you're not careful you aren't safe at all. Well, nothing is completely safe  His friend was probably using blockchain, and a hacker hacked him for some reason. But seriously, make a paper wallet, hide it inside your bank, that's as safe as it gets :/ |
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I don't see why stunna is lowering the price, even though bitcoins is 300 dollars. Whatever the price is, I still bet the same amount. I bet around 0.1 when it was 100 and I still bet 0.1 even though it's 300 dollars. Your revenue should pretty much still be the same no matter what the price is. This is just my opinion.
Probably, number of participants increased? Well, considering that the time of writing bitcoins were only above $100, and now it's over $400, that's a 400% increase. What do you mean? I wrote this today, and just realized that BTC is 400 I still bet the same amount as when it was a hundred! I do too. But the bitcoins are higher in value now, obviously. Nobody's talking about how much you bet. You said you bet 0.1 BTC. Instead of $10, it's now $40. See, there's a difference! I now regret my 3 + BTC loss on just-dice, haha, it's over $1200 now lolz |
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Are you starting an auction, what's the lowest price to offer? PMed |
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Ok, so you take the 0.91 BTC, redirect the miner to your own account pool again, and you're free to run off.
Why should we trust you? Why the F did you buy from this guy if you didn't have the money?
If you are trying to scam, try harder.
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Can you withdraw real money ?
If for real money you mean BITCON, PAYPAL or SKRILL/MB , yes. Don't forget the option of withdrawing real gold! I love goldentowns, but the 40% tax is just killer, when someone has your town... |
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I don't see why stunna is lowering the price, even though bitcoins is 300 dollars. Whatever the price is, I still bet the same amount. I bet around 0.1 when it was 100 and I still bet 0.1 even though it's 300 dollars. Your revenue should pretty much still be the same no matter what the price is. This is just my opinion.
Probably, number of participants increased? Well, considering that the time of writing bitcoins were only above $100, and now it's over $400, that's a 400% increase. |
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nephews and niche What niche are you running? Because you have not explained it at all here. No collateral, no loan, but I'm still curious |
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