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Conducted 2 very FAST exchanges with BitLex, very honest exchanger.
Paid for services from tcatm, great service and honest provider.
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Thanks ive got it sorted now, maybe you can help me with one last thing, how can i display ฿ icon in html?
฿ Ah nice one, thanks  |
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Logout usually just deletes all authentication cookies on the user's browser and removes those tokens on the server. It's pretty easy to do.
You can probably do it yourself, but I'll do it for 100 BTC.
Thanks ive got it sorted now, maybe you can help me with one last thing, how can i display ฿ icon in html? |
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Hello BTC'ers, i wonder if someone can help,
recently i purchased a script what i want to use to start my own bitcoin service,
after install and checking everything works, it seems there is no logout file in the script, so users can not logout from the script.
want i need is for someone to create this log out file for me so i can get back on the development of the site. If any know php and is up for the job, please let me know.
Thanks
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Would it be any safer to accept funds from "verified" paypal accounts only?
But what if the verified account is hacked aswell ! |
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just sent you a PM
+ 1 |
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I sent the generated bitcoins. For easier calculation I also sent coins to people who joined a day later. The 30 Mhash/s generated 3.69 blocks during the last seven days.
AH nice one thank you  can i pay for another weeks mining please? |
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Any updates on this so far?
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i had a similar idea for a short url service, where the user creating links could earn btc for views to their created links.
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Ah man, now our funds are tired up for 160 days.  |
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watching the current "rally" it shouldn't,
but i'm a nice person and want you to use coins, so if your quick, PM me.
Pm sent |
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not sure what the actual value of LR$ is like,
as said, i never used my account.
i think $6.50 sounds fair, doesn't it?
This deal still available? |
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Take your pick:
[...]Ukash, CashU,[...] Paysafecard,[..]
But you can't change back prepaid cards into money, and I guess all the others are little to none known. I guess we should compare all of them and pick the best one for our purposes and make it a quasi-standard. Oh yes you can, you can exchange them for cash or other e-currencies like BC. |
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What we really need is a payment processor that doesnt have chargebacks.
Take your pick: Liberty Reserve, Pecunix, Liqpay, Strictpay, Routepay, Solidtrustpay, c-gold, Global Digital Pay, ECUmoney, WebMoney, V-Money, Fethard, PerfectMoney, Epayarea, Epassport, Procurrex. Contact, OkPay, Ukash, CashU, Wallie, Paysafecard, Gbullion. HDmoney. |
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This is why its not about using PP, scammers just can't help them self when pp is involved !
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i fully agree to the topic, but paybox.me looks scammy to me. my account will be inactive pretty quick, i guess,  i'd even delete it right now, but i couldnt find an option todo so. Can you sent me your 50$ then, just in case it isn't a scam  Username there is the same as the one I have here How much you made so far? |
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ive just joined your project, hoping i can get a few btc.
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Is there any chance i could get a few slots please?
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newly published IMF strategy document calls for the implementation of a global currency, called the “bancor”, to stabilise the international monetary system, while acknowledging that only a monumental shift toward acceptance of globalism will make it possible in the short term. The IMF blueprint, authored by Reza Moghadam, director of the IMF’s strategy, policy and review department, has stayed under the radar for three months. However, an article on the Financial Times blog alphaville, entitled IMF blueprint for a global currency – yes really, today highlights the document and the clear strategy of the global financial body. “…in the eyes of the IMF at least, the best way to ensure the stability of the international monetary system (post crisis) is actually by launching a global currency.” Izabella Kaminska notes. “And that, the IMF says, is largely because sovereigns — as they stand — cannot be trusted to redistribute surplus reserves, or battle their deficits, themselves.” A chart within the document, innocuously titled Reserve Accumulation and International Monetary Stability (PDF link) |
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