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He's changed my Amazon, eBay, lots of other stuff as well!! Total nightmare!
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Hi everyone,
One of my accounts was recently hacked and the above email address was found to have created an account with Cloud Crypter Online. Said person hacked my gmail and then stole some currency of mine. These are the only clues I have but I do know that this person has posted on this forum before trying to sell crypto currencies so avoid!!
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oh really?!? I didn't notice that!! Glad I posted it on here for people to see! Is there a scam list we can add this to?
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This is definitely a much easier option than using other methods, especially for people in the UK  |
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Hey guys,
I have found a website that allows you to exchange Bitcoins into USD straight into your Paypal. I believe they take 1% as a transaction fee and they clearly tell you how much you will receive straight into your Paypal account. You can check out the website here;
Has anyone else used this website before?
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So this is supposed to be a gambling site or what
It seems that you buy a potato and the timer starts. You then have to wait until someone buys your potato and then you profit. Each potato has a set amount of interest you can make from it within the allotted time. In the unfortunate event that no one buys your potato you receive a consolidation amount instead. So yes it is gambling |
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Thank you buddy!!! Chive on!
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This looks pretty interesting....Are there still issues with people buying a potato only to find out that someone else has at the same time or have these teething problems been ironed out now?
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Hi guys, Im having a bit of trouble mining. I have joined the following pool and followed there exact steps; http://feathercoin.is-a-geek.com/gettingstartedI am getting the following error message when I try to pool mine. [09:49:25] - Miner failed to start. Make sure you have the minerd executable and libraries in the same directory as Feathercoin-Qt. However if I solo mine that works absolutely fine. Could someone please help  |
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I hope I'm not too late!! 6eMgcpJuAu8xzy3mNSVdKwTsuGtju4qA8b Thanks |
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Think about it.
If it were easy enough to make any profit, there would be no difference in the exchange rates at those two, would there?
The spread between Gox and BTCe is actually a fairly accurate reflection of two things: the concatenated size of the fees involved in arbitrage, and the time-value of money.
Yeah I thought that might be the case!! It seemed to obvious to do so  |
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How easy is it to transfer say 1 bitcoin from BTC-E to Mt Gox, sell on Gox, transfer the USD back to BTC-E, purchase a bitcoin and repeat? (The only bit I see difficulty with is transferring the USD from Gox to BTC-E)
Thank you in advance for your help!
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Ok what about creating an online wallet that allowed to store BTC/LTC/FTC/NVC etc etc. One wallet to rule them all.....
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No idea what you are on about with the 25% though. bitstamp.net is very efficient, just a £9 charge to wire money to them with SEPA transfer. Give them a go. Its only 25% if you want to deposit £40 or something Do your math on deposit of 4000£ it is not that bad suddenly. UK exchange is not an easy proposition. You either be a cowboy like intersango and do it ignoring all the laws and get shutdown as soon as you get some volume or you do it by the book and basically dump half a million GBP into getting FSA registration, which you still will not get because FSA refuses to regulate Bitcoin exchanges as it is "not money". But if you do it without FSA license you will get shutdown by banks. Only way in UK it seems is for a well established in financial services player to start trading Bitcoin on the side. So gotta wait until this happens. Damn you FSA ruining everyone's fun Ok what about creating a site like localbitcoin that's prices reflected the main exchanges more accurately? |
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The short answer is obviously very difficult, else it would exist. Intersango had an exchange, but they got through 2 or 3 bank accounts in the UK before being shut down. No idea what you are on about with the 25% though. bitstamp.net is very efficient, just a £9 charge to wire money to them with SEPA transfer. Give them a go. Its only 25% if you want to deposit £40 or something [/quote] Thing is though they take 3-4 days before the funds are available and currently that can make a huge difference in value. |
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I think I might contact some PHP developers and see how hard it is to create a currency exchange website. I literally cannot understand why no one has created a UK version of those websites yet.
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Ok, here's the situation. It is currently "difficult" for people in the UK to get involved in these cryptocurrency without having pay at least 25% more than what they are currently worth through websites such as localbitcoin and bitcoinbargain. How hard would it be to create an exchange website like btc-e and MTGox that accepted UK balance transfers and other payment methods such as PingIt. An exchange where people in the UK, Europe etc could withdraw their money simply, without having to go through multiple transfer routes with high fees. There must be a reason why these websites don't exist yet and why you can't simple withdraw your funds straight into your bank account. Any advice would be greatly appreciated |
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6eMgcpJuAu8xzy3mNSVdKwTsuGtju4qA8b Cheers dude |
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If you really wanted to deal in GBP you could use https://bitcoin-central.net but the transfers would work out more expensive than taking the transferwise/SEPA/EUR deposit and SEPA/EUR straight to your bank account for withdrawal route So it would be easier to send my BTC to MT Gox then convert to Eur, then send that to Transferwise/SEPA/EUR deposit and then SEPA/EUR to my bank account? Such a long process haha! |
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