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Aren't they rewarding people with low financial intelligence though? Some might have chosen a different path other than getting a huge student loan for a worthless degree and repaying it their whole life
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Bitcoin was in a bubble multiple times, mostly due to the ignorance of the masses.
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Great opportunity to grab some cheap coins
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Whats the fraud again? That they have sold stolen BTC via BitPay?
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You could compile Bitcoin from source removing its DDoS protection (since it is useless behind Tor anyway) viola, problem solved.
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Don't forget to update us with his pics
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They could easily monetize said tits so in theory it could work lololol
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Creating an exchange would set you back 10k in the least
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Get off the ship bitch, pussy ass speculators do nothing except contribute to volatility.
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With the recent hacked businesses this year I have decided to put out my review services out for the public. I have experience running a Bitcoin business and have consulted multiple companies on how to prevent faulty implementation and follow best practices in general.
I mostly review PHP but I am also capable of reviewing C++/C#. I currently only offer PHP since both C++/C# rarely pay well for the effort.
So how does this work?
Pretty simple, you send me the code and I review it and PGP sign it, you are billed at a minimum of 40$ per hour depending on the amount of work needed. Once signed the signature is added to the file and that particular piece of code is insured against failure for up to 10BTC (amount will grow monthly).
The first one wins - don't be the next Mt Gox.
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v2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=CaRy
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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i have 1.96 BTC but i am doing only Western union!
You will pay only fees for sending money!
Hmm how about no? |
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Bitstamp +5%, payment via Skrill, need about 2.2BTC
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I am looking to buy ~900$ using Skrill, link to seller?
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I am selling Skrill to BTC, willing to escrow with trusted member. Please ignore bad rep.
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Anyone reputable selling BTC in those amounts?
what rate you used?? Preev? |
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Anyone reputable selling BTC in those amounts?
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Still nothing  |
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This is hardly a baseless accusation. This is my balance http://i58.tinypic.com/2db8gp0.pngAs you can clearly see it shows 0BTC and 0USD. I did withdraw the BTC, the first time the email came in like 5 hours late and had to be confirmed within 10 minutes which I obviously couldn't do since I don't live next to the computer, the second time I managed to confirm the withdrawal but didn't get anything. As you can clearly see the person has claimed that the funds were sent when you can see in the address with any public chain explorer that it is not the case, this is lying/scamming plain and simple, whether due to dumbfuckery on the side of the support or intentional. Ok. First, calm down. Second, I'm here to help. What email provider are you using? Also, can you go to funds management -> Withdraw and screenshot the log? It does have crypto transfer showing as processed to 1G7BbkkJiMEq7T9YP3cXPMkTgR6roZ. You can clearly see in the blockchain that this isn't the case though. Please take a screenshot, I can't just take your word for what has happened. Also, weren't the funds supposed to be in 1G7BbkkJiMEq7T9YP3cXPMkTgR6roZA9xK? Or are they supposed to be in 1G7BbkkJiMEq7T9YP3cXPMkTgR6roZ? The full address doesn't seem to show, seems like it has been cut off. http://i58.tinypic.com/35lc2yq.png |
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This is hardly a baseless accusation. This is my balance http://i58.tinypic.com/2db8gp0.pngAs you can clearly see it shows 0BTC and 0USD. I did withdraw the BTC, the first time the email came in like 5 hours late and had to be confirmed within 10 minutes which I obviously couldn't do since I don't live next to the computer, the second time I managed to confirm the withdrawal but didn't get anything. As you can clearly see the person has claimed that the funds were sent when you can see in the address with any public chain explorer that it is not the case, this is lying/scamming plain and simple, whether due to dumbfuckery on the side of the support or intentional. Ok. First, calm down. Second, I'm here to help. What email provider are you using? Also, can you go to funds management -> Withdraw and screenshot the log? It does have crypto transfer showing as processed to 1G7BbkkJiMEq7T9YP3cXPMkTgR6roZ. You can clearly see in the blockchain that this isn't the case though. |
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