No, no one else believes in jesus, only you OP.
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Can anyone log in? Its not working for me.
Logged in just fine. I was using the payout address instead of the deposit address, bah, its been a while. everything is working fine.
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You may only select up to 7 options.
well then... I can't be honest...
all clean now, cept for beer, but still, more than 7 historically...
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Can anyone log in? Its not working for me.
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Xbox has to be online all the time with a camera and microphone (and... heart rate monitor?...) plugged in...
prism wants you to get an xbox one
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with 0 confirmations you still have a window
use pywallet to delete the transaction from your wallet and then respend the funds (possibly with a larger fee) and hope the respend gets confirmed first
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... are you expecting any bitcoins?
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wtf. I didn't create this thread  It doesn't show up on my 'recent posts' either... database error? you should probably report it to the mods and change your password
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You still need to cool the oil, Otherwise all you have is a deep fryer.
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But for this to work you have to trust the issuer to repay the bill in fiat (or better in BTC to your own wallet).
No you dont need that kind of agreement with the issuer. You could make your own keyless bills, load them with the denominated value and pass them to friends (gifts), waiters (tips) etc. Your friends can keep them or pass them on. That way its keeps circulating - like gift coupons or like cash money. In that regard I could photocopy a hamburger and feed the world... With no way to do anything with the bitcoins, the paper is worth zero bitcoins.
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I do accept however that a medium term dollar equivalent (at today's values not including hyperinflation) could be $1000 or $0 with a low (2 digit) dollar value being less likely than $0.
How is it possible that a low 2 digit dollar value is less likely than zero. Why ? Because it needs to pass through the low two digit and single values to get to zero. If this ever happened it would bounce so high multiple times before it ever got to zero. So if the value ever goes to zero low 2 digit values are 100% guaranteed and so are both low and high single digit values.  If its worth $X and something happens to make it worth $0, who will be paying $2 for it to go to $2 "on the way"? ...
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And what if the issuer cheats and cashes in down the line, or goes bankrupt and the court demands private keys so as to pay creditors. No court can demand any keys that dont exist. What would the fed (or eurobank) have to say about it? Fed has prosecuted private coin issuers in the past. I think these bills are to be regarded like coupons, not like banknotes. You could only regard them as a coupon if there is a way to get the bitcoins, otherwise they are a scam, just a worthless piece of paper with someone elses bitcoin address on it
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So is it impossible to retrieve Bitcoins from the bill? As I understand it, their nominal value is fixed (unchangable) - just like cash money. That way they cannot be devaluated. If you do not have the private key they are not your bitcoins. no matter what sort of paper you have Thats just a point of view: If you receive a 100$ Bill without any key, is it yours or is it not? A $100 bill is the key to fiat cash, A piece of paper that says "1 bitcoin" with no way to control 1 bitcoin, is worth 0 bitcoins.
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So is it impossible to retrieve Bitcoins from the bill? As I understand it, their nominal value is fixed (unchangable) - just like cash money. That way they cannot be devaluated. If you do not have the private key they are not your bitcoins. no matter what sort of paper you have
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Can't find anything on bitbills about key free bitbills...
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He's not banned yet I think
He hasn't made a new post since then, You have been bumping them all after the fact with that annoying image
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This was a scam, OP has been banned
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100% useless service and probably a scam in any case
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Most people probably don't need to adapt, the metric system has been around for a while
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