this is mine:




I have about 30% covered on this jam:

Yeah, I wouldn't apply for it if i knew that, no way I'm sending my documents for 0.001btc    And they really made transfering unnecessary complicated with these verification codes and so on.

me

pls pm me.

Send me please 
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pm me the code, thanks 

Okies, you can send that voucher code then, thanks!

Pm me. Thanks!

PM pls

Find the tool that this wallet was encrypted :

|--BxW745Qu4D.EncModul.v1.6--|

*wallet data*

|--VshB&TehTeam--|

or how this password was encrypted :

 VsIJxlznWkfRauhF6sGvjdZxt3qtWDdVQjbE+KFtKXjarc7IfcJxbWq9LACWVO7t8Rqwp+/OvbJHsxzwZ6Ys8Q==

I give 2 BTC as reward . We can test your decryption method in TeamViewer.

I'm actively trading on litecoinlocal and localbitcoins and if you have any amount on BTC/LTC that you'd like to to Sell or Buy then I'm your man. We can trade using escrow as I'm trusted plus verified, of course my Paypal is a verified Business account and I flow hundreds of thousands on a monthly basis. I'm an active market maker on both BTC and LTC. The best part is I deal with small or bulk orders on BTC. LTC, USD, EUR, and VND. Here's the bonus: I will tip you 1 LTC if trade more than 3 times per month!

PM if you're interested to trade any amount from $1 to $1mil! Standard rates of buying is BitStamp - 2% and selling is BitStamp +9% (for returned customers, we can negotiate the rates so that you can make profits when dealing with bulk orders)

I can lend you from $1 to 100 BTC with collateral from 110% to 120% of either BTC or LTC.

P.S: I usually give discounts for returned customers as I'm making profits and would love those bringing business to me. Even I remember you bring business over I can certainly tip you. I'm also interested in BTC-e codes as well as Vouchers from exchanges;)

To prove that I provide the best customer service: let's say you're buying BTC or LTC and I'm late in responding in 2h and the price fluctuates within that timeframe then I will go with that price so that I guarantee no lost on your part.
 
UPDATED: If you can find a reputable person that you'd like to trade here I can promise to beat that price guarantee! Certainly if you have ever dealt with me, I can help you out with escrow or even financial hardship if the story is true, impress and convince me; that's all you have to do and I will return a favor if I believe your story. Life feels good that way!

Very simple, just make a comment here on the price of either BTC or LTC for the week or month (either UP, DOWN and WHY!) and I will on the weekend pick the best 3 then later send the rewards weekly.

Weekly giveaways:
1st place: 0.5 LTC, 2nd place: 0.3 LTC, 3rd place: 0.2 LTC

I don't like to do this but just for your reference in case you don't know, I will try to be as fairly as possible but always my opinion.

The GOOD (successful trades just for your reference!)

The BAD (scams and you can simply avoid trading!)

The UGLY (the combination of the BAD and the worst of the community, so judge for yourself!)

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And best of all, we're forming a elite group of traders around the world to make a lot more profits for each trader/member. So if you'd like to work together, please don't hesitate to PM us;)

Tested with 0.1 BTC.  Withdraw not working.  *face palm* 

I've made a deposit of 1000 LTC and have 1088.8 LTC on my account already.
That's a good promo, I think

Power loss is just one example.  Here is a very simplified example (real DBMS are more robust).  There is a CC account with a balance of $4000 and the card is duplicated.  Two attackers start using the ATM at the same time trying to each withdraw $400.  They attempt to execute the withdraw as close to simultaneous as possibly by remaining in communication with each other. 

Lets ignore the fact that both ATMs are reporting this to the same central location so it is trivially easy for the bank to detect that the same card is being used simultaneously in two different locations (something that can't happen in fraud) and just confiscate both cards as a precaution.  Regardless of how well timed the attackers are, one request will be processed first.  The A in ACID means that all steps in one logical operation such as withdrawing cash are done as a single atomic operation.  Either they all complete or none of them do.  The I means that all atomic operations will always have the same outcome as if they were processed sequentially even if the database is handling multiple requests in parallel.

To keep it simple lets say this ATM protocol has three steps in the withdraw cash operation:
Check balance is greater than or equal to withdraw_amount
Dispense withdraw_amount
Deduct amount from balance

I am assuming you think the attack could work like this (T1 is steps for transaction 1, and T2 is steps for transactions 2):
T1 check balance ($400) is greater than or equal to $400 = TRUE
T2 check balance ($400) is greater than or equal to $400 = TRUE
T1 dispense $400
T2 dispense $400
T1 deduct $400 from balance.  Balance = $0
T2 deduct $400 from balance.  Balance = -$400.

Attackers win, $800 dispensed from account with only a $400 balance.  

The reality is this problem was solved more than fifty years ago, what actually happens is:
T1 CHECK TO SEE IF EXISTING TX IS IN PROGRESS (if true then wait otherwise start a new transaction)
T1 START TRANSACTION
T1 check balance ($400) is greater than or equal to $400 = TRUE
T2 CHECK TO SEE IF EXISTING TX IS IN PROGRESS (if true then wait otherwise start a new transaction)    <- this is true because T1 transaction is still in progress so the request will just halt and wait
T1 dispense $400
T1 deduct $400 from balance.  Balance = $0
T1 TRANSACTION COMMIT
T2 CHECK TO SEE IF EXISTING TX IS IN PROGRESS (if true then wait otherwise start a new transaction)
T2 START TRANSACTION
T2 check balance $0 is greater than or equal to $400 = FALSE
T2 report insufficient funds
T2 TRANSACTION COMMIT

All Bitcoin exchanges (or any system processing financial requests) should operate the same way.  This is very basic fundamentals of database operations.  Sadly many exchanges have been created by people who lack even the basic understanding of transaction processing.  They have in the past been attacked in a manner similar to the flawed ATM attack model.  They attacks should have failed but they didn't and users lost small fortunes.  I am sure more than one exchange is still vulnerable to similar attacks today.

I've seen sites even in the US where no security is there. I've used the card at places where they don't even need the CVC code or whatever it is on the back. And most stores here (physical) don't need to verify cards either. If you purchase less than, I think it's $25, at Walmart, for example, you don't even sign for it. Just swipe real quick and go. Same goes for gas in all cases (*some* will require a zip code, but that's rare).

No it isn't possible because unlike some Bitcoin exchanges banks learned about the concept of ACID compliant transactions about fourty years ago.  BTW there is no money "in the card" just like there is no car hidden inside your car key.  The key and card are just access mechanisms.