I've been trying to click it but don't have the option. It's greyed out fo me on my phone. I'll have to grab a computer and see if I can get it sent again.

I already had replied to a PM but wanted to post I here as well to see if anyone else was having this issue. I'm stuck on a bug that tells me I need to verify my email address, but I had done that with the last tests. I wasn't sent a new email to verify either.

Woah why is the kitchen Reno taking 5 weeks?! Did the plumbing / electrical / gas have to be moved?

Honestly we just got pretty much the same kitchen a few months back and it took 2 guys 2 full days then a few hours correcting things that I noticed were wrong (2 counters that were different heights on either side of the stove and a few knobs that needed to be replaced)

Although we did a lot of it ourselves (flooring, electrical was done beforehand, paint, lighting, venting for the range hood) so I guess those finishing touches took time beforehand and time after they came. That and I must admit we didn't go with granite

I'm glad I'm already in the campaign! The competition is fierce just to get in! Thanks for the payment.

Omg. I'm so embarrassed for the whole community. This is equivalent to a rapping Jesus. I'm all for bitcoins but wow.

$856.30 / 20 = 0.023356 / 0.02 = 1.1678 aka: 16.78% markup. That's way too high of a fee for me, sorry.


That's an even worse rate (31.29%)... No thanks.

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I think I'll just buy them from 247exchange.

Thanks for the review Zeroxal! I really appreciate you taking the time to write on my thread and I'm glad they made it quickly! I was worried with all of this talk of a Canada Post strike that they would be stuck in Canada until this all blew over.

Let me know if you need any other guidance on generating paper wallets.

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Nothing could be sent to a server because you're never connecting to the internet while on Ubuntu. So if anything was sent while you switched over to Windows it would just be your part private key (which is useless without the other part)

I'd say do whatever you need to in order to confirm there's no malicious software and if people don't want anything but an Ubuntu Live USB then I won't include Vanitygen or the downloaded version of Bitaddress.org. My whole idea was to make it simple for people with everything you need included and a step by step guide to go with it.

I haven't added any code into Vanitygen or anything else on the USB for 2 reasons:

1. I'm not out to rip off someone who just bought something from me

2. I have no idea how to write code of any type so whatever Vanitygen is written in is a foreign language to me!

Like I said though, if you'd like me to omit extras I can very easily do that and if you're able to test it in other ways then I suggest you do so so you know you're 100% safe.

Done!

2 things I noticed:

1. Bitcoins aren't anonymous. You can take precautions to hide your identity but either way it's pseudonymous.

2. There are transaction fees, so to ask if we're using Bitcoins because there aren't transaction fees isn't a relevant answer. I am, however, using Bitcoins because of the LOW tx fees.

I'm still looking for $20CAD (or less) and have PayPal.

Reply here or PM if you're interested.

I would suggest coming up with an exciting game that you've 100% come up with completely on your own (I get it's ironic,but this will give you a competitive edge in a market where it's desperately needed).

A lottery with 'the world's first BTC1000 prize' or something big like that, that would draw a lot of attention.

A small decentralized exchange on the casino website for people that stumble across it but don't have any BTC is another idea. Maybe you could use only things that are harder to reverse (aka: not PayPal).

With the exchange idea, you could also have it where it's a gamble on what rate you get. Put in $100 and you can choose your multiplier up to 2x (you get $50 or $200 in btc to bet with).

Again, they don't ship to Canada . Also this is in USD, making it way over my budget.


They're charging $47.99 for shipping to Canada.

"This item does not ship to Canada. Please check other sellers who may ship internationally." so that's no good to me unfortunately. I'd prefer to buy within Canada but if it's from the USA or over seas it'll be expensive to ship.

Has anyone found any? I've already been looking off and on for months so I'm not all that surprised I guess. It's easy to find them but hard to find one that isn't astronomical in price!

Ah let's see... I think we'll have a decent increase in difficulty. Why? Why not that's why (flawless logic).

+3.2 = Chris!

What other features are you looking for? You can see potential activity, post counts, addresses used and anything else I would think anyone would need.

NO?! He would never put 5billion into 1 investment that's so risky unless he was going to pull out after a very specific chain of events was going to happen and he knew 100% for sure it was. (example: the EU switches over to Bitcoins instead of euros)

I wouldn't ever put all of my eggs in one basket. When you do that you feel every little drop as if it's a huge loss. 'I'm down 10% over the course of the week... AKA 500 million! NOOOO!'

+ he's too old school. If it's not a brick and mortar business he doesn't care about it.

Still looking. Let me know if you find anything. Like I said, even if you find the smaller candles (at a decent price) I'm interested as long as it's lemon from the white barn collection.

I had suggested this a few months ago, same with all of the 'captcha' services that constantly got bumped. Honestly I never go to the marketplace section anymore because of this. It's hard to find actual people/businesses posting about actual services.

What I was told when I asked about this was 'it just seems like there's a lot of threads because they get bumped all the time. Nothing we can do about that.'

50/3 = 16.66666666. Uh oh. What went wrong? Is this a blockchain.info mistake or did the miners really receive 16.6666666 BTC + fees?

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Edit: It was obviously just blockchain.info. They've corrected it now. They always seem to mess something up don't they?

Edit2: Locked. Don't use blockchain.info for anything you care about (aka: your coins!) 50/3 = 50/4 to them. They have a crappy wallet and crappy website with mistakes all the time.

420,000 https://blockchain.info/block/000000000000000002cce816c0ab2c5c269cb081896b7dcb34b8422d6b74ffa1

420,001 https://blockchain.info/block/000000000000000004db7eebf333b81f2529835102f7f7e86eca889287148885

420,002 https://blockchain.info/block/000000000000000000712b8afed5aa570c31cc38bdff780b969c58d6dfd5fad7

420,003 https://blockchain.info/block/0000000000000000005adb81c3e466eebf615f655d3d4b1d9f739ab9beadf06b

Claim your prizes everyone!