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It was credit that was about to expire.
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Well people have been taking money out of emerging markets due to the human variable. They get scared and pull out everything causing those investments to fail. furthermore, Bitcoin has been getting emence amounts of press lately. this means that people are taking money out of other places, and they might come across an article related to bitcoins, and choose to invest there. being a decentralized currency, it's value always goes up and people see it as a star investment. then people invest money and the value of the item goes up further, making even more people want to invest in it. since there are no outside factors, and people understand that their is no logical reason for the bitcoin to fall, as it's not based on the success of anything else, it will always succeed. Making the threat on Syria a valid reason for the bitcoin to increase in value.
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I'm looking for this too, but no luck with it.
I have been annoyed by the mobile phone calls noises for a long time and evry night I can't have a good sleep and finally I found that teh cell jammer is a good device for me. A call jammer would not help you buy bitcoin with sms. In fact, it would probably stop you. I think blockchain.info is the best option available atm, although there aren't many options to choose from. That was just a noob trying to get his first post in... Nothing even remotely related to the topic. But if anyone knows of a service that allows sms to btc or anything like that, please post it here or start a new thread, because i'm incredibly interested in the topic.
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That's what I saw earlier. I still haven't got mine, but I will revise it once I do. If I do. If I don't change it, assume that the website's a scam because I just forgot to update it, or I am still waiting with a small piece of hope that it will come in the future.
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Probably use it to buy drugs.
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Honestly, I would assume that bitcoin will fail not necessarily very soon, but some virtual currency will succeed. the number of decentralised currencies that have emerged makes me think that it is a fad that will die. however, being a currency with a set value, if it were the only currency, and no other virtual currencies existed, due to the limited supply, the value would go up. hence we would potentially reach a place where one dollar, or one burger would be valued at one satoshi. who knows, as the value is and will always be changing, and there are too many variables to account for. I don't think that it will ever reach that, as the human variable is too large. BITcoin will fail IMHO.
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The issue with those services, is that the company would have to keep buying BTC. this means that when they run out, the ATM wouldn't work. Personally, I feel that this service would die out in a short life span. Many internet services dried up for that reason, and I would expect this one to do the same, unless it was run extremely well.
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Either you know something we don't, or your stupid. either way, there are devices coming out. BFL has released (or supposedly been released if your into conspiracy theories,) and could completely re-make the entire mining game. everything from 60-900 ghs. the stuff exists (supposedly) and it's nothing brand new.
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jungleho this is my username both here, and on the casino.
My Address if anyone's feeling generous:13tuJwxSc9w4LUdVwMwt4PSNkkho8xdwYe
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Would you mind doing some checking on the other one that I've already invested into? the rates there were quite high too, but I'm just concerned if I'm going to actually get money out of it as I already owe some people BTC but cant seem to buy any. I live in South Africa.
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Ahhh, I did see that one before, but I don't live in any of the supported countries. the one that I did see, and am extremely skeptical of (have already poured about 90$ into) is BTCTrade.org. If you now anything about this then please shed some light, I know it's hosted by a Dutch server with a lot of other sites on it too, but I can't tell if it's a scam.
Fees are really high: (France) Price VAT (tax) Carrier Fee Service Fee Bitcoin Payout 0,50 € 0,11 € 0,18 € 0,10 € ฿0,00107190 1,00 € 0,21 € 0,36 € 0,10 € ฿0,00308987 1,50 € 0,32 € 0,55 € 0,15 € ฿0,00463481 2,00 € 0,42 € 0,73 € 0,20 € ฿0,00617975 3,00 € 0,63 € 1,09 € 0,30 € ฿0,00926963 3,99 € 0,84 € 1,45 € 0,40 € ฿0,01232866 4,50 € 0,95 € 1,64 € 0,45 € ฿0,01390444 4,50 euros for 0,01390444 btc. It means that 1 btc costs 323 euros which one was that?
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Ahhh, I did see that one before, but I don't live in any of the supported countries. the one that I did see, and am extremely skeptical of (have already poured about 90$ into) is BTCTrade.org. If you now anything about this then please shed some light, I know it's hosted by a Dutch server with a lot of other sites on it too, but I can't tell if it's a scam.
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This is my address if anyone's feeling generous towards a noob. 13tuJwxSc9w4LUdVwMwt4PSNkkho8xdwYe
This is not a charity forum I am aware of that, I just don't have the rights to put it in my signature. I mean no disrespect, but MY thread.
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bips.me doesn't accept credit, they just offer sending btc via sms, so the other person could receive them, and you can send them, but they don't have a storage of them that they sell in exchange for your carrier's money. Also, yes Blockchain.info doesn't sell them for sms's, I'm not sure why, but the option just doesn't show up for me.
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This is my address if anyone's feeling generous towards a noob. 13tuJwxSc9w4LUdVwMwt4PSNkkho8xdwYe
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Does anyone know how to purchase BTC, LTC or any other virtual currency with phone credit? This adds to the anonymity of your purchase an many other factors. I have found 2 other sites that claim to provide this service, BTCTrade.org and one other one hat only works in the U.K. If anyone has any past experience with this, if you could advise me, as I'm struggling here.
I know that Blockchain.info used to have this as an option, but I believe it was terminated as I can't get t to work (there's no button to press) if anyone knows what happened there, or even why the server was down so long yesterday (the 31st,) I would be extremely pleased to know.
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=252145.0This is the original link. I plan to pm those guys as soon as my restrictions are lifted, but until then I don't know what to do... once again, any help would be appreciated. If anyone wants to make a donation to me, I know this isn't a begging forum, but here's my address: 13tuJwxSc9w4LUdVwMwt4PSNkkho8xdwYe
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So I was browsing the web and came across the site BTCTrade.org, and it offer's a way to exchange Airtime for Bitcoins. So naturally I tried it out to see if it was legit, as I had a ton of credit that was going to expire at the end of the month. I still haven't been credited and coins to my wallet, and am wondering if anyone has prior experience with them. I did find that there was another thread up here about the website which offered minute information about the site, but I'm not sure if it was abandoned or closed but one person said it took 5 days for the funds to reach him.
I would have posted this there, but being a first time poster I don't have the rights to do that. any information on that site would be greatly appreciated.
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