Second this. Via Chase Person-to-Person QuickPay(sm) and/or "Use Chase cards to pay at merchant sites"- http://www.chasepayeedirectory.com/chasebiller/home.html - Bitfloor needs to be added to that directory!

So you plunder private wealth to prop up businesses run by closet assholes who want to rely upon plundered wealth instead of admitting "we're assholes, not charities".

Fuck that tyrannical bullshit.

LOL

/goosebumps

COINTAGION!

The UK Treasury isn't fond of liberty.

I'm apparently whatever my debate opponents say I am, since they like putting words in my mouth. LOL

Ever stop to think that maybe businesses could be competitive and charge fairly if there was actually a free market and not just crony capitalism/socialism in the U.S.?

As previously mentioned multiple times, people don't need a Chase bank to wire money to Bitfloor. Your middleman services are redundant and carry unnecessary legal liability.

Seller generates one, sends the requisite exchanged amount to it, puts it in the jingle, deletes it from their client. Buyer redeems the key, sends on to their actual address.

From the Department of Redundancy Department; buying bitcoins with bitcoins?

Didn't remember reading that when I first saw the change was made a few days ago. Thanks.

Another Hawker is born? Ignore list entry #2 added.


1: NYC's population is 40% of the state's combined population. That's almost 8,244,910 living under the most brutal level of tyranny in the state and forced to pay a tax/bribe, be a criminal or be a defenseless victim.
2: Fun Fact: Buffalo, NYC, and the rest of New York State do not have to issue any subject a carry license by law. The only way to guarantee this is to bribe the right people. Rights denied=tyranny, criminals' utopia.
3: Every government has every reason in the world to fudge its crime rates, and I've witnessed crimes and police responses NEVER making it into the detailed stats, down to time, place, and incident type (convictions not required). It's surprising 100% of them don't lie their asses off, as there's really no penalty for doing so.



"Highly secure" my fucking ass. Highly secure for mass murderers to kill with impunity while it takes minutes for LEOs to arrive, more like.


According to NYC and criminals who want ovine patronage, /rolleyes

Must be great to be a cop in NYC! You can violate every human, civil, constitutional right with effective impunity, and some people will deny the fact that it's a police state until their final breath. What reason could they possibly have for rejecting reality and substituting their own? Stockholm Syndrome? Benefiting from tyranny?


And you apparently only care about mob rule and ensuring the "majority" (as claimed by tyrannical governments) can be as evil as it wants, which cannot invalidate inherent human rights. Follow that logic to its conclusion and the majority would be able to choose whether innocents live or die, be raped or not, be maimed or not, lose every bit of property they own or not; that could not possibly be more repugnantly inhuman.

Still kinda wondering about the Chase cash deposit system that adds an extra amount to what you enter on the site. Does the extra amount also get deposited along with the base amount you entered?

That may or may not be granted, and even if it is, the tax/bribe/whatever you want to call it, is prohibitively expensive, IOW unconstitutional.


A military base where carrying guns is prohibited by all but a few MPs and civilian LEOs.


They're easy to enable, because everyone can't carry a cop, and if you ban guns like the theater, the base, and the site of just about every modern massacre, all victims are defenseless to be murdered and maimed with impunity in the minutes it takes police to arrive. There's a common theme of massacres: high body counts=in gun free zones. Low body counts, including the criminal=guns not-free zones.


For criminals, who find utopia when they have nothing but defenseless victims, and cops who violate civil rights with impunity. The defenseless victims of crime and tyranny, not so much.


No amount of FUD is beneath you, it seems.

Breaking News! Criminals and their advocates tend not to hang out at cop bars (unless they also have badges)...


The due process clause is what was used to incorporate the 2nd Amendment to the states in McDonald v Chicago, rather than the privileges/immunities clause. Constitutional scholars and lawyers would probably disagree it's gone. P&orI, on the other hand, is on life support with Justice Thomas as its nurse. Fortunately, the 2A merely codifies the right that preexisted Man, it doesn't create the right or grant it, so even if the 2A was repealed and the steps of gun control that lead to genocide were taken, we'd still have the right to defend ourselves at natural law. As does anyone living under a government that labels self-defense a crime and then starts exterminating its own people, usually those who can defend themselves first.

Never said PayPal.

"Statistics" cannot invalidate inherent human rights in the U.S. federal court system, especially the right to self-defense.

/end thread

<G4 PPC Mac Mini, OSX 10.5. Pretty sure I can't upgrade it any higher, only upgrade from it to an Intel MM.

Seller records a jingle. Buyer pays for a copy of the jingle (but really BTC). Seller inserts a recording of the private key being spoken at a random point in the jingle. Sends MP3 (at password-protected URL) to buyer. Receipt of payment and download is generated, so whoever tries to initiate chargebacks will run up against the proof they received the MP3.

Thoughts? Steal the idea if you wish... I don't have the infrastructure or skills (other than speaking).

2 friends for life^?