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I have the following routers for sale since I moved my mining operation to a data center: 1-Microsoft Wireless-G Router MN-700 (No Power Adapter) $10 1-Belkin N150 $15 1-Linksys/Cisco WRT110 $25 1-Linksys/Cisco WRT310N Gigabit Router $30 SOLD 1-16x-16x un-powered PCI-E Riser $15 I only have one riser at the moment. May have a few more laying around in a week or so. Payment in BTC or LTC; shipping extra; escrow if you want, but really don't like scamming people, I know how it feels. PM me your zip code and I can get the shipping price for you, or if you have any questions. Pictures can be seen here: http://imgur.com/a/6nGn0 I bought the WRT310N. Shipping was very fast and the item was just like it should be! |
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Im sorry to burst your bubble, but Avatars are no longer allowed in these forums.
Me when I posted this: "Look at that! NOBODY here has an avatar, this is prime territory!" LOL |
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The price depends, but it would never exceed $2.00 in Bitcoins.
I have no creativity, so you'd need to specify what you would like.
Please PM with subject "Graphic Design."
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What about Omnicoin? The official currency of HackForums.
Every second that you mine Omnicoin is two seconds spent sucking thee founders' dick.
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i figured it was kinda like ebay feedback, but now i looked and im seeing trust network and all kinds of stuff
how does it work??
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I know they are not going to Gox but what ever way there always could be trackable as much as money trackable.
One thing is if GOV is not supportive then money laundring could cause but if GOV is supportive it will be more harder to pul illigal million to bitcoin
to put illigal million to bitcoin atleast some need to get that million and sell you bitcoin rite? so money always is trackable and that trackable money will track bitcoin.
I'm sorry but I can't read your post, do you think you could reword it? Btw, is English your native language? At this point I think Bitcoin is established enough that people know it isn't just tied to silkroad and crime. However before people knew what it was I think a lot of people thought that was all it was used for.
I don't think that's all it's used for. Bitcoin definitely will be more, but I'm asking how much you guys think that the world of crime contributes to that. |
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Waka Its not completly anonymus be sure about that and can you describe how you will put few million $ in bitcoin? Do you think all this exchanges are going to allow you to buy Bitcoin in fucking illigally? Its Global Currency not a Illigal Currency.
I'm saying that it can be made to be anonymous. Just like normal currency can, how else do you think drug people make their cash? And you make it by selling drugs. I'm not saying that these fuckers are marching their way to Mt Gox to put in an order of 10,000 bitcoins! |
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Nowadays probably less than 1%.
Before Silk Road was closed down, and before there were that many BTC vendors, maybe over 50%.
Yeah, but really, do you think that just because one site was shut down that ALL of those rich-ass drug dealers, hitmen, and addicts all said in harmony "Aww, well, I guess I'll have to go back to my 9-5 job. It was fun while it lasted."? Edit: @Prizz, I know!!! Everyone just thinks that Bitcoin, VPNs, and everything that is untraceable is just used by the common man. It's just not so. |
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It's not anonymous... you can trace the bitcoin, that's why the government isn't outlawing it.
Silk Road drug dealers must be shitting bricks right now, I feel bad for them. No sarcasm.. I hate the drug war.
It can be a bit anonymous but you really have to work for it,
most people in the early days didn't take the necessary precautions.
You seem to be contradicting yourself... If I was a drug lord, I think I'd 'Go the extra mile' to keep a few million USD in bitcoin! |
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I used this site a while back, before I had any Bitcoin, and I honestly think it's fixed. I always noticed that the more money you got, your chances to lose seemed to increase by a lot.
I don't think free "Bitcoins" exist. Free Satoshis might, but not Bitcoins.
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So, I just got done reading this article here: http://money.cnn.com/2013/10/02/technology/silk-road-shut-down/index.htmlI got to thinking, drug dealers, thieves and other miscreants must be using Bitcoin a lot. Now, I really wonder about those HUGE transactions I see, like one a few hours back that was BTC10,000! How much do you think that big illegal activity affects the value of Bitcoin, given the anonymity of the currency? |
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Hello! So what do you mine with?
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Same here. I've been mining for about a year now, but never really got around to a forum account. I guess I'm just good with Google.
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An escrow is a third party who would hold all of the items to ensure honesty. For example, let's say that you're selling a building block for BTC1. You would send the building block to the escrow, and the buyer would send his payment to escrow. Escrow then ensures fair play, and sends the payment to you and ships the block to the buyer. ALWAYS use an escrow if theres any money involved or anything sounds shady  |
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Butterflylabs makes ASIC miners. Graphic cards are your computers GPU unit. Good point above, but on the subject of BFL: they're a big scam. You'll probably never even get one if you preorder, and anything else will take a long time to even get there. I'm glad I used GPUs myself, instead of BFL. However, BFL miners are fine if you buy them used. |
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I like Dogecoins, because if they rose to $0.25, you could make a damn sight of money if you were in from the start.
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Yes, your electricity usage will rise a LOT when you start mining.
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Wow! Three 290's. Good job man!
I'm curious, do you have a partlist I could see?
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