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Could of had a few well respected members quote the terms in the lending section.
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Thanks a load, Welsh. You're a damn hero! I really appreciate the help. I'm going to give them a shot. Thanks again! No problem! |
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I think coinbase is more secure
Have you got any reason why you think it's more secure? The 'best' depends on your location. |
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You can use sites such as, Bitsumo.com to order from any website, however they do have a little extra fees.
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Maybe post some gameplay & more screenshots. Then I may consider playing it. But, at the moment I don't know too much about the game and have only seen little screenshots which don't show anything about the game.
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50% chance every 10 lines is actually pretty good. Considering the amount some people like to write when in debates etc.
Yes but, no one joins still, we will give 1 mBTC to the newcomers. Just signed up to give it a go. EDIT: I was greeted almost instantly as I signed up. |
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50% chance every 10 lines is actually pretty good. Considering the amount some people like to write when in debates etc.
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That's right. If for what ever reason the seller wants you to pay without escrow, simply don't do it. Even if they are the highest reputable members on bitmit. It's happened before when they run off with the money. So, always require escrow. At the moment I think bitmit hasn't had many scams because everyone tends to use escrow.
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If it does. This thread will be in history. I'll bookmark it just in case.
So I might become famous?  I don't know about famous. But, people may be reading this thread in a couple of years. Thinking, these guys predicted it. |
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There are a number of ways you could get publicity. First would be through Bitcoin forums. Second, sites like BitcoinCatalog are a great way to advertise. Basically how you would advertise normally but to a Bitcoin audience.
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Is there a limit of what you can earn? Is earning mBTC only valid for a certain period of time?
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Actually, that phone has been listed about 4 times. From a different user each time. If you bid on it, you'll have a message "Would you like to buy this for 1BTC" each time. Then when the auction finishes, it will be listed again. Every time this has happened, the account has had bad feedback stating they wanted the coins first. (The pictures can be found on google also).
So, I guess the buyers realised and made a massive bid to stop others bidding. The top bidder is probably on a new account.
Why the buyers would do that and not buy it now at the price asked by the seller (around 1 btc). I don't understand it. I guess they could be trying to prolong it. But, I'm not sure why they are bidding that amount. I would of thought they would just report it. I'm guessing it's been reported a few times now. But, when this ends and there's a similar auction, look out. The price normally starts at £10. As soon as you bid you normally get a message something like I already stated. I have done this twice now and had a similar message. They are both new accounts. Also, the account always has negative feedback after the auction is finished. The bidders could be also new accounts to stop others from bidding. They don't mind getting negative feedback from the seller if they have purposely done it to stop others from bidding. This has happened a few times. |
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You're right, looks like it goes for about 26.50~. I am pretty certain it was around 30 when I originally listed it, but I could have been mistaken. I'll work on that, thanks.
No problem! |
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Current price is 128.79 usd / btc, but we should see a correction at around 150 or less. I don't think that there is enough media attention like before to create a bubble and give a lot of fiat in.
Bubbles don't happen solely because of publicity. There are other reasons such as the new mining equipment that caused a small bubble. A few weeks back we went high then went down to $100. This has risen yet again quite fast. Therefore, it could be another bubble. However, even though this might not be a bubble. We should see a few more before Bitcoin rises to above $200. Although, Bitcoin was in the news because of Mtgox not allowing withdrawals. |
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I just wish the goat was still for sale on Bitmit.
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Actually, that phone has been listed about 4 times. From a different user each time. If you bid on it, you'll have a message "Would you like to buy this for 1BTC" each time. Then when the auction finishes, it will be listed again. Every time this has happened, the account has had bad feedback stating they wanted the coins first. (The pictures can be found on google also).
So, I guess the buyers realised and made a massive bid to stop others bidding. The top bidder is probably on a new account.
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10mbit, which is also the link speed of the virtual adapter.
I have been using ZorroVPN's service for about 3 months now, and their connections are stable and fast. I switch server/country on a regular basis, and the performance is always tip top.
Thanks! Thank you everyone else that has replied with some information. |
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I No they aren't, Valve still has steam, when they get rid of steam and the online requirements then they'll be doing it right, Valve fanboism annoys me >_<  , oh and they ruined Team Fortress 2 by making it all about stupid hats and collectable items, you're right about game developers just being in it for money, but don't make the mistake a lot of people make of thinking Valve is exempt from this. All companies are in it for the money. At least their games haven't gone to shit like EA's. Maybe relevant? http://www.computerandvideogames.com/262497/valve-refuses-to-sell-out-on-stock-market/ I noticed EA tried to fix their rep with the Humble Origin bundle. It didn't work. Did you see the new Sim City? Or Madden? Or any other new EA game? Corporate greed at its finest :-) I didn't even bother getting Sim City. It didn't look good at all and after reading up on it with all the bugs involved. I'll stick with Sim city 2000/Deluxe. |
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