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Don't ask me about it, contact seller on fb.
Then what is the point of post the advert here? IMO, it doesn't make sense I have no Facebook account, so good luck to him finding a buyer elsewhere. It's posted here because litecoin is accepted. So what doesn't make sense? If you are interested in the car, contact the seller. If you can't be bothered to make a FB account then it's not for you. Move along. What was the point of your post? |
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Unlawful acts are void from the moment they are uttered, my friend. Don't try to hold that up as an excuse for your trespass against the laws of the land, which are here: https://uscode.house.gov/browse/frontmatter/organiclawsThe law of The United States of America does not include: - Statutes - Codes - Regulations - Rules These things all require a valid contractual nexus to be voluntarily formed, where you received full disclosure of all material facts up front, and where you received valuable consideration. Something that was already you right to do (sell arms to the people) cannot be licensed. Did you consent to be governed? The law requires that you do before you are subject to "government" by third parties. The only lawful purpose for government to be established is to SECURE the rights granted to man by God. All benefits and privileges under government are available to those who choose not to consent, and govern themselves. This is I. You refusing to sell to people such I means you are committing another trespass against the people and The United States. FFL is for selling FIREARMS to the PUBLIC (persons), i.e. to the government and its agents. No license is required to sell arms to men and women (people). |
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I can can provide fresh and warmed gateways for either of those services. Contact me here by PM.
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Why do you only offer to "USA Residents" and "FFL Dealer"? This is against the Organic Laws of The United States of America. The people do not need permission from anyone to keep and bear arms. You can send the goods to the "general post office" for the purchaser to pick up at their convenience.
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If i'm right, Quantum Computer is best for solving exponential problem (2^x) while Bitcoin cryptography either based on polynomial (x^2) or/and Elliptic-curve/ECDSA (y^2=x^3+ax+b), so bitcoin security won't affect much by Quantum Computer. CMIIW.
There are a couple errors, here. First, 2 x ( EXP) is way harder than x 2 ( P) - a computer that could solve 2 x problems wouldn't even have to break a sweat to solve x 2 problems. In theory, quantum computers (QC) can store information exponentially in the number of qubits - 20 qubits can store a megabit (2 20 classical bits) of information. But the exponential space advantage of QC does not necessarily translate to an exponential time advantage. QC has a quadratic time advantage for search problems vis-a-vis a classical computer. Fools who think replacing science with math somehow makes for legitimate concepts...and after a google search followed by a link to wikipedia, we can rest assured you're all experts on quantum mysticism. haha |
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wow awesome car but price is too high if it need to be shipped !
Shipping inside of USA should be under 2 BTC to any state. Shipping outside of USA depends on the country, but should average 5 BTC plus whatever the taxes country charges (unless you know someone who knows someone). |
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80BTC for car and 100 more for shipping for EU  damn taxes I wonder if there's a way to avoid paying those taxes.  100 BTC tax? That's ridiculous! |
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This car is now 80 BTC! The photos and details can be found here. |
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It's truly incredible but quite expensive at nearly 200 BTC. The photos and details can be found here. Very nice car I think the fuel consumption is high That isn't much of a factor with super cars, I have heard a lot about these vipers, mostly that they are terrifying and hard to control. These take some experience to drive. That was true about the older Vipers, but the newest ones (2013 and newer) have traction control and electronic stability control so they're very driver-friendly. Of course, driver can partially or completely disable any of the nannies if they so choose. |
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Car is still available. Spring & summer time coming around - now is a great time to buy, especially with bitcoin prices soaring! |
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What if we wanted it shipped in a non-enclosed trailer? Kind of a deal breaker imho  Once it's paid for, you can ship it any way you want or drive it home. |
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Spring is only a couple months away, and this is the car you'll want for the nice days. Insured door-to-door shipping is available to any US location via enclosed trailer. |
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Let's not forget it's half the price I have driven the new vipers though, real monster if you love RWD, but once you go all wheel...(R8, Lambo, GT-R) nothing feels the same. I have AWD cars and I've previously owned a GT-R as well as an Audi RS5. There's no doubt that AWD is a lot more practical for driving on public roads or handling in bad weather, but when you want to flex race track driving skill a Viper is the only way to travel. Turn off all the electronic nannies and own both the victories and any mistake you make on the course. |
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I'll take a cool 80 BTC for my GTR. And It'd likely smoke the viper. (It aint stock)
Oooh, I haven't magazine-raced in a while. Maybe in a stoplight drag race, as AWD provides a huge advantage in that scenario...but where it matters - race track - GTR will be chasing taillights: http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/news/a27254/the-dodge-viper-is-going-out-on-a-high-note-setting-13-track-records/While these are set by the current generation Viper ACR, the current "street" version of the Viper outperforms the previous generation ACR on the track, therefore I would still bet money on the Viper even against a modded GTR on the track. https://nurburgringlaptimes.com/lap-times-top-100/On one of the most challenging tracks out there, nurburgring, a 2009 Viper ACR (factory stock) still holds the #9 record while a 2015 GT-R is #6. Considering that 2013 and newer Vipers outperform older ACR models in both dynamics and power, a 2013+ Viper GTS could place itself in the top 5 on that track. |
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hope their local taxing departments are not blaming anyone who are attempting to evade tax, because our local authroity forces seller to register for whatsoever. beware the local laws so people won't blame your business.
Each state has their own set of rules about sales tax, but most require that you pay tax in the state where the car will be registered, not in the state where it is purchased. It is up to the buyer to pay any applicable taxes. BTW guys, it's down to 150 BTC now because bitcoin's rallying. That's like a 25% discount. |
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no matter how big the deal is, i don't really think there is anyone wanting a car, even if this issue is solved, how could you ship the car out?  Any buyer in the USA can literally rent a covered trailer and pickup truck then take the car wherever they want. If the weather was warmer they could just drive it. I wouldn't recommend driving it in the winter. Very dangerous because the cold weather drastically reduces traction and this thing has over 600 HP. Shipping is not a problem. I can work with a buyer to have it shipped anywhere in the USA or internationally at an additional cost. Within the USA it would be shipped by a carrier who specializes in transporting exotic cars. Internationally, it would be shipped inside a sealed container, also by a company that is experienced in handling these types of vehicles. |
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Bitcoin elites really piss me off. They have so much money but they don't do anything to really blow things up. Problem with Bitcoin is that there are way too many hourly employees. Bunch of wannabe anarchists.
Buying even a $30 million car will do nothing. What's another coindesk article preaching to the circle jerk converts on Reddit? How many times can one regurgitate the pizza story? There are too many normal level headed people in Crypto and nobody who just does whatever crazy shit crosses their mind.
I'll tell you what I'd do.
I'd spend that money on a mig, find a way to put Putin in the back and go supersonic while dropping bombs on some old ruins filled with Venezuelan garbage money.
Then I'd flip that mig to some Russian Oligharch for a profit while you bitconers are still talking about flipping cars to the choir.
See that? That's a MILESTONE!!!
You see Larry Summers driving down the highway you take a hit for the team and ram his shitty Hyundai Elantra with your lambo then hand him a USB stick and let him figure out the whole wallet thingie.
That's a MILESTONE!!!
When you have a real message to deliver you don't go to church - that's what everyone in Crypto is doing. This shit is gonna take decades. No, you take the message to the world. Smash the matrix and then burn it down to the ground.
Fuck coindesk articles - that's for Shitcoin. You wanna be on the 5'0 clock news with people turning white and their jaws dropping to the floor in disbelief.
Somebody needs to man up and start breaking shit all over the place or we're all gonna grow old and die with our dicks in our hands. I don't wanna die in such a compromising position - like that drunk Kung Fu dude.
I think he meant that regular people making large "high profile" transactions in bitcoin improves its PR as a legitimate means of paying for goods. Putin would very likely sell you a MiG for bitcoin if you knew who to get in touch with over there. |
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