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1  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Dark use of Bitcoin on: May 02, 2018, 07:00:49 AM


Some items can't be bought by paper money since it has potential when this dealers is caught by the police there will be 105 chance that your name is on the list of the buyer of illegal items, some you can buy it since your age is under 18 so some use it to enter some adult site to buy membership using Bitcoin and they will not be trace.







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2  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Paypal Funds for sale. Limited Accounts. 25% off. on: May 01, 2018, 10:16:52 AM
@marcuscrassus1  click this link:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;sa=pmprefs

under the big text box will be an option to click to allow messages from newbies and to be allowed to message newbies,
click that and then "change profile".

then let me know when you did that.



you should allow messages from all when posting in marketplace type things.
3  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: Paypal Funds for sale. Limited Accounts. 25% off. on: May 01, 2018, 10:07:17 AM
Hey @marcuscrassus1

I tried to send you a message but it told me:

"User 'marcuscrassus1' has not chosen to allow messages from newbies. You should post in their relevant thread to remind them to enable this setting."




so enable that setting so all people can message you
4  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: KYC/AML requirements and (EU) data protection on: May 01, 2018, 09:29:40 AM
Why would an ICO  need to use KYC laws?  they aren't a bank and you aren't opening an account..
and why would anyone give an ICO any of that info?
A bunch of random people make a coin... bad enough they can run with your money, now they can sell or use your ID info as well?
awesome, double fraud bang for your buck.   where do I sign up?




If you believe an ICO should follow kyc I have one for you.
I only need your:
social security number
birth date
passport or government ID document  (scanned in, both sides, so everyone can read everything clearly)
legal address (and any others over the past 5 years)
and a copy of your credit report.. they need to make sure only good people get this ICO... (you deserve it, it's exclusive) actually just check this box and we can order one for you shipped right to us, see how awesome we are, thinking of your convenience.   see you on the moon





5  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Are You Afraid of KYC? on: May 01, 2018, 09:02:13 AM
Side note:  crypto currency was made to avoid dumb policies like kyc, so no I don't fear it, I fear people thinking it's good for some reason to use with crypto currencies. Ultimately the avg. person gets screwed (they pay taxes while the bad-er people can find a way around anyway.. only screwing the nice-er people with kyc).  So I guess I fear getting screwed in that sense and possibly if I ever have an identity worth stealing my info is all over the place thanks to stupid policies like this and my Dr.'s office needing a copy of my license, s.s. # and birth date.. all in the hands of an underpaid disgruntled receptionist..

In fact I got a letter not that long ago from a medical place I haven't been to in over 3 years telling me they had a breach.. of my info.. and that it's ok they signed me up for 12 months free credit monitoring..? because identity thieves only use your info in the 1st 12 months??? and not the rest of my life? thanks..
also shouldn't I have to approve such a service?? or get to choose one?  horrible. 

Sooooooo be prepared to receive letters just like that from your bank, your dr. and your crypto favorites... in the future..
at this point 90% of us are fucked. didn't equifax or experian get hacked like 300 million people?  oh sorry it was only 143 million people (half the usa)  and it was equifax:  http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/national/ct-equifax-data-breach-20170907-story.html

and: http://fortune.com/2017/09/07/equifax-hackers-personal-details-143-million-people/
interestingly some British and Canadian people were also in there systems.



So yes build yet another database, this time in crypto world for your info to get stolen, under the guise of "protection"..  because after all, their are people who are now wealthy targets who may or may not have had a credit report OR have been in the regular banking system to have been targeted before with older basic target methods for picking good targets. 

you have been warned.


In my opinion any company worth anything would fight to not use kyc b.s. in realms it does not belong, nor was intended to be used.
6  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Are You Afraid of KYC? on: May 01, 2018, 08:39:14 AM
KYC is just to keep poor people poor and to give identity thieves more options to steal your info.
They only do KYC to tax you, it doesn't protect anyone.
It puts the user at risk, and the company forced to comply has a huge liability now (safe guarding your info).

when you buy gas at a gas station, do they ask who you are, with ID verification..  for your "safe" purchase of gas?


They claim kyc helps fight terrorism and fraud (see how well that worked out) but new ID's are even easier to fake than the older ones..   Undecided
If people have enough money the right documents can be bought or made to bypass kyc, even worse is now instead of just fake info they made it easier to use someone's actual info... So instead of just having a dead end fraud case, innocent people now have to deal with being charged for crimes they did not commit.
Another example of how the future is just worse and sucks. They need to stop fucking shit up and leave it alone.
7  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Dark use of Bitcoin on: May 01, 2018, 08:11:28 AM
It was the appearance of Bitcoin that made possible the emergence of black markets trading in banned goods online, 24 hours a day, around the world. But, as it turned out, the law enforcement agencies were well prepared for a new challenge. After several high-profile arrests of owners and customers of these resources, most of the most famous black markets were closed.


Pretty sure black markets existed before bitcoin.
Even ebay and yahoo auctions used to have some pretty crazy stuff back in the better days.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Mining farm build in crawlspace on: May 01, 2018, 07:57:08 AM
lol. you're mining bitcoins not growing weed, but nice construction skills. !
The air filters in the crawl space are a nice touch for electronics.

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