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I would like to short FTC... I'm looking for around 2,500. Repayment before September 1st 2013, though probably much earlier. Interest is negotiable. Hopefully there are some non-day traders here who want a return |
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I confirm that cdog has sent me the 100 LTC... MtGox apparently have a lot on their plate! While escrow is a great idea, it's good that two people can come to agreement and trust each other to follow through. Thanks, cdog - feel free to let me know if you want to make any more bets |
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Simple solutions:
1. Don't use facebook.
2. Develop a brain.
Why are warnings like these even posted here. Let people watch after themselves, then perhaps they will learn.
Or then can learn by being told rather than having their funds stolen  If you're stupid enough to login to Gox from a .br domain, then you NEED your coins stolen. ~BCX~ Why? |
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Simple solutions:
1. Don't use facebook.
2. Develop a brain.
Why are warnings like these even posted here. Let people watch after themselves, then perhaps they will learn.
Or then can learn by being told rather than having their funds stolen |
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I was just about to post about this.
I'm annoyed I didn't get a screenshot - upload it to imgur then link here with the insert image button.
You can report it to Facebook by pressing the x on the ad and specifying a reason.
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No the government takes criminals who run ponzis seriously, not bitcoiners. This action by the SEC has legitimised bitcoin - it's clear now that the law regards BTC in a similar way to fiat. This is a big milestone. So you are happy about government regulation of bitcoin then? Excellent, so am I. I doubt that most of your peers on this forum feel the same way, though. Maybe they won't be. Personally, the perfect scenario is to have regulated Bitcoin companies. When it is perfectly legal, fiat will flow in. The underlying network will remain the same - what regulations can stop you sending an amount of BTC from A to B? BTC will be like cash is now - there are things you aren't supposed to do with it, but there will be no way of preventing it. |
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No the government takes criminals who run ponzis seriously, not bitcoiners. This action by the SEC has legitimised bitcoin - it's clear now that the law regards BTC in a similar way to fiat. This is a big milestone. |
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I have news for you, no one takes bitcoiners seriously either.
Oh dear. Look at the title of this thread to see how serious the US government takes 'bitcoiners'. |
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Loan agreed |
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. Although I do accept that alot of ordinary shareholders got paid eventually.
Which shareholders didn't get paid? |
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I was planning on selling one of my 10ltc coins on ebay once I receive them. I'll see what happens I would suspect that both coins, with the case and certificate of authenticity, would reach more than double a single coin. |
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Can anyone work out the number of coins in 1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM when he stopped paying out? I think it was a lot more than the 193,319 BTC he apparently didn't return to investors. |
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PM sent |
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Pet rocks are serious business.
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Not going too well then, fontas?
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It seems this guy needs our help.
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I've just checked and my coins are currently in New York. Can't wait to receive them Smoothie, I'm really glad you guarantee to fund every coin - this is more important than many people may realise. |
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