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Thanks for another payment. Hope you're feeling better.
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If it was as safe to sell as to buy then I would try this, but then so would everyone else. I haven't seen a really good idea that would work to make this safe, if it's even possible right now.
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I have an urge to buy the harsh fast 3500 dollar miner @ 400GHz.. They claim to start shipping November. .
do I or don't I?
where else can I spend that money with a good return?
do I really just buy some coins and sit on it?
That's gross. j/k Don't see any info about that miner. Are you just helping them advertise? Well if not, what I would do is calculate the potential profit and make sure to factor in what you believe the difficulty will continually increase by. |
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Attempted extortion? Wow, you don't waste any time.  LOL, geez. Maybe they're saying it's someone else's account also? |
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how you avoid paypal payments reversals?
That's what I was going to ask. Interesting name, a play off the exuberant Godaddy business. Took a look at your site, $165 for a Bitcoin. Damn. |
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Couldn't say I would donate towards the cause, but it would be interesting to see.
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Haven't heard any real news lately. I'm going to check the feeds and blogs later just to see.
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hi.
in case someone invest money, what is the actual interest profit ? 0.62% per week as indicated in the website ?
No. Look under the "Invest" tab - it's all explained there. i read it but i don't understand what is the time frame for the profit displayed. Let's say i invest 1 BTC. I understand that my cut of profit is 1/51535 (total invested). So profit would be 6352*1/51535 (is this correct?). But 6532 is profit of 1 year, 1 month, or what ? The site has been operating for ~3 months now. That's the total profit. Nobody can guarantee what the future profits (or losses!) will be. Yup, and the profit seems to come sporadically. It seemed like this site would be really popular for a while. I think it's the top dice site right now but it's not wildly popular yet. Seems kind of plain really, but I think that's by design. |
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feel free to send all your BTC to this address, you are a joke...
Well think it's just his strange way of begging. I don't think we'll see that address filling up anytime soon though. |
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Still waiting for a new high again. Wouldn't mind seeing 300 sometime soon.
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This site is crap.  Don't go there they ask for membership of 10 days for 0.01 BTC.Instead of earning you have to give them something. That's pretty lame, I won't even bother visiting it. I've seen something like that before. |
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I've used coinbase to sell a few times, seems like people recommend it to buy also.
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I see a new game planned soon, what is this one going to be?
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Have used this on my smartphone several times lately when out and about. Works good for a quick look at the chart and have had better luck then with some other sites and charts.
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Thanks for the free coins. Had bad luck and lost it this time, but it was an entertaining loss.
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It's nice to see BTC reaching for higher prices again recently. Lets see what can happen with ATM possibilities and whatever other news is out.
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http://business.time.com/2013/09/12/coming-soon-to-america-bitcoin-atms/"Bitcoins, the online currency built on cryptography and beloved by libertarians, could be available for purchase through specialized ATMs in the United States this year." "At least two firms have plans to ship out Bitcoin ATMs to American cities in the coming months. Robocoin, the Las Vegas-based firm rolling out the world’s first Bitcoin ATMs in Canada this fall, plans to ship 12 to 15 of the units by the end of the year. “We are working on deals right now in the U.S. that should deliver in December or January. Los Angeles, Florida, NYC, Austin, to name a few,” Robocoin CEO Jordan Kelly told TIME in an email." Well I'm ready for this. You know there will be many people wondering what is that machine for. An atm for what? |
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That's a good point. Where would you be aiming to place these atm?
I live in Colorado so I'm hoping to place the first one in Denver. My partner has extensive experience in programming ATM machines for large banks and he is confident we can build a prototype machine. The only problem placing one in another city/state is finding a sponsor to manage it. Initially it would only sell bitcoin (not buy it) so periodically cash would need to be unloaded from the machine. We want to develop the first machine and then license the technology to others who want to place ATM machines in their home towns. @CoinATM -- awesome.... the $20,000 RoboCoin (or whatever it is) is just too expensive...if your solution is much cheaper, I am interested. Let me know when you are able to expand to the Baltimore/DC area....I know of quite a few people here who could help me manage an army of these things Seems so expensive. What goes into the cost on these? |
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I wouldn't mind getting another bonus. User Hfleer.
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The video poker resembles the real ones I've seen pretty closely.
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