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1  Economy / Service Discussion / BTCS.com shop? on: December 30, 2014, 07:13:50 PM
What do you guys think of this website shop? I am thinking about buying some stuff from there.  Overall how is their service, is it reliable. the original website is www.btcs.com? Thanks guys Smiley))(and girls)
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / How do you secure your keys? on: December 22, 2014, 02:47:51 PM
Hi everyone,
I hope all is well. I need some help plz. feel free to share your advice here on securing keys. My questions are:
HOw do you secure your keys? What is the best place to get your bitcoin address(blockchain) Huh Huh??
where can i start learning about securing my keys. thanks.
-Tahji
3  Economy / Goods / Re: Xbox One Unity Bundle on: December 15, 2014, 06:48:01 PM
Damn thats a good deal. I would offer 200 in btc +shipping.
DM me if interested.
4  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: What do you think of coinbase.com? on: December 13, 2014, 02:52:04 PM
maybe blockchain is betther than it  Roll Eyes and more secure

Is blockchain selling bitcoin now? I think OP was asking if it is safe to purchase bitcoin from coinbase not asking about wallets.

Hi Everyone,
I am a new enthusiast of bitcoins. I would just like your review on https://www.coinbase.com/. How long does it take? is it reliable? Should I purchase it from here and how much identifications do I need?
-Fhosho
Thank you everyone for sharing. Smiley Hahaha I was asking about the coinbase to exchange. I am using green adresss as a wallet or blockchain info and also trying to learn about securing my keys.
5  Economy / Goods / Re: BUYING: anything in NYC and ship it! on: December 12, 2014, 09:54:07 PM
Please private message me. I am doing this so I can get some bitcoins. I hope trust isn't an issue, you would actually see who I am before anything. I don't plan on doing anything illegal so don't ask. I just need some bitcoins. I have posted 2 asking how to buy bitcoins, it was very use full from full fledged member and I am thinking coinbase.com or maybe this. Lol. Lemme know what ya think.
-Fhosho

Since you are a newbie and have zero trust, first thing you should do is contact an escrow to hold funds for your deals.

Thank you and your absolutely right. I am a newbie and I do need an escrow. I have to start somewhere...

-Tashi
6  Economy / Goods / BUYING: anything in NYC and ship it! on: December 12, 2014, 07:44:42 PM
Please private message me. I am doing this so I can get some bitcoins. I hope trust isn't an issue, you would actually see who I am before anything. I don't plan on doing anything illegal so don't ask. I just need some bitcoins. I have posted 2 asking how to buy bitcoins, it was very use full from full fledged member and I am thinking coinbase.com or maybe this. Lol. Lemme know what ya think.
-Fhosho
7  Economy / Service Announcements / What do you think of coinbase.com? on: December 12, 2014, 07:29:21 PM
Hi Everyone,
I am a new enthusiast of bitcoins. I would just like your review on https://www.coinbase.com/. How long does it take? is it reliable? Should I purchase it from here and how much identifications do I need?
-Fhosho
8  Economy / Gambling / Re: Whats the best thing about Gambling? on: December 12, 2014, 06:05:13 PM
whats the best web for poker in bitcoins??
9  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where can I buy my first Bitcoin? on: December 12, 2014, 04:35:13 PM
Buy it at Coinbase or Circle:

https://www.coinbase.com/

https://www.circle.com/en

If you go through LocalBitcoins or a Bitcoin ATM, most likely you'll have to pay a premium in price (like 5-10% more than BitStamp) and fees.

Coinbase or Circle should be more in line with the exchanges, maybe 1% difference tops and very low fees.

For wallet, I'd recommend never to keep large amounts online, so use on of the following:

https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet

The most secure wallet is a paper one:

https://www.bitaddress.org/

If you're Mister Rich fancy pants, then you'd get this:

https://www.bitcointrezor.com/

hahahah very helpful. Thanks I will check up on all of those. Smiley
10  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where can I buy my first Bitcoin? on: December 12, 2014, 04:05:40 PM
Thanks everyone for all your insights.
I am going to look into securing my private keys, whats a good way to start?  I am thinking of buying it through coinbase.com or localbitcoins. Is my wallet app secure enough?   

The question of "is it secure enough?" is situational, in my opinion. I would not want $10,000 on a wallet app, but a hundred or so seems reasonable. Just like other wallets you should make a backup that is ready to go if your phone is stolen. You will want to move those coins elsewhere before the thief figures out what a bitcoin is.

That's a very good point and one that I forgot to realize about the physical security of my bitcoin. THank you Rodeox for your help. Is there any book I should read to securing my wallet?
11  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where can I buy my first Bitcoin? on: December 11, 2014, 06:46:54 PM

"I think a place like coinbase is a good choice to start with. It is a little bit of a hassle to set up and fund the account. But it is less hassle than avoiding scammers in some convoluted system.
You should look into how to secure your private keys for larger amounts and the security implications of online wallets. Online wallets are great for the convenience of spending from a phone but require trusting the host.
Accepting bitcoin can be much easier than credit cards or checks. You only need to show the customer your receiving address. There is no need to be concerned about identity like a card. Who cares who they are? Once the bitcoin is sent it is irreversible and you have been paid. Again, unlike a credit card which takes days to process.

Your business could also choose to have a payment processor, like BitPay, handle your transactions. They allow you to take bitcoin without facing any of the volatility. At the end of each day they deposit dollars into your bank account."

Thanks everyone for all your insights.
I am going to look into securing my private keys, whats a good way to start?  I am thinking of buying it through coinbase.com or localbitcoins. Is my wallet app secure enough?

   
12  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where can I buy my first Bitcoin? on: December 10, 2014, 07:58:15 PM
I use USD. I thought about buying the BTC locally at starbucks or something. I saw a forum about that. I think it was localsomething.com. Where you can contact the sellers and meet in person.
13  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Where can I buy my first Bitcoin? on: December 09, 2014, 05:29:42 PM
thanks a lot guys. I did get an app GREENADRESS on my phone as a wallet. Will that do? I am thinking of buying 2BTC in coin cafe at the ATM. So there is no particular webstore to purchase stuff.
14  Economy / Trading Discussion / Where can I buy my first Bitcoin? on: December 08, 2014, 09:58:11 PM
Greetings Community,

My name is Tashi. I just recently read about BTC and would like to be part of it. I have done some research... and i just dont know where to start. So far this is what I know:
1. its volatile
2. Satoshi created it.
3. Limited MS
4. Buy it from exchange.
5. Virtual Currency that is sent like an email.
6. Escrow every purchase.
7. Makes it anonymous.

My question is: Why do I need an escrow? I thought trust was not needed it? Huh Do I need a computer to store my wallet? What wallet should I use? What is the common website where I can purchase goods? How can I accept bitcoin at my store? Where to create a bitcoin account? I know I am a complete newbie and you guys are not obligated but if any of you can help me get started, I would appreciate it and hopefully we can do business together or share information. Thank you.  Grin
p.s I know its a lot of repetitive question, and I can google it, (and i did) but I am asking real individuals on their opinion)

-Tashi Fosho
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