Looking for some. Most of them only accept bank wire.

[Bitstamp]

Looking to arrange a trade for someone in Vancouver, BC, Canada for $100,000+ volume paid in cash.

Asking price is 5% below Bitstamp market value

Buying $1000+ worth of Bitcoins in cash in person in Lower Mainland, BC.

PM me.

I can ship from BC, Canada or Washington, USA. Pickup is available in Lower Mainland, BC or Blaine, Washington.

$250 CAD/$187 USD in BTC + Tracked shipping.
About 0.39 BTC + shipping

Escrow or Bitcoins first only.
If you want to use an escrow, I will pay escrow fees but you must agree to pay for additional shipping charges.

Album is linked here http://imgur.com/a/vfiBz

Post your price below in amount of BTC in USD

I'm looking for a General Admission Sasquatch Music Festival wristband. I'm offering $350 + shipping + middleman in Bitcoins.

I will only do a trade with a middle man.

I'm currently in Vancouver, BC, Canada so we can also meet up there.


Thank you!

[Status: Available]

Dedicated Server Specs:

Intel Pentium 3.2 GHz (Single-core)
500GB SATA Hard Drive (5400 RPM)
2x 1GB of DDR2 (800MHz)
OS: Debian or CentOS or Slackware
Download: 25mbps
Upload: 2.5mbps
Full SSH2 and SFTP Access
1 IP address

Onshore hosting
Hosted in Vancouver, Canada

-No torrenting/seedboxing
-No Tor node setup

Price: $15/month (Start of each month)
PayPal and Bitcoin

Status: Available

Hash Rate: Up to 310mHash/s (Average 308 mHash/s) if clocked at 950 for core and 280 for memory (Tested)

I'm selling this for $60 (BTC or E-Bay) + Shipping.
Shipped from Vancouver, Canada using Canada Post.

I'm currently on a dual-boot setup and have my blockchain and wallet in my Windows XP partition and want to use Bitcoin on my Windows 7 partition.
The problem is that if I try to open Bitcoin on my Windows 7 partition I'm forced to re-download the blockchain and obtain a new wallet.

Is there anyway to change the data directory location so that Bitcoin clients will share the same location? I can't seem to find the option in Bitcoin-qt and hope they implement this in the next version.

Items for sale:

Bubbling Pencil Pusher - 2.7 BTC ($30)
Bubbling Conquistador - 2.7 BTC ($30)

Vintage Lugermorph - 0.9 BTC ($10)

I accept BTC and Interac-E Transfer ONLY.

I don't go any lower as they're pretty low already, at least the unusuals are...

Don't ask about my other items.

Proof:
http://www.steamcommunity.com/id/infinzors
Thread link is at the bottom of the profile information.

I'm selling a brand new Linksys WAP610N Wireless Access Point for 8 BTC 6 BTC plus tracked/untracked shipping.

It's opened.

Shipped from Canada.

I have the regular Sapphire 5830 and overclocked the core from 800mHz to 1000mHz while maintaining extremely stable temperatures during Bitcoin mining (67C).

My memory clock is currently at 620 mHz because anything below 600mHz seems to causes a crash. My conputer doesn't crash immediately but when I launch a program such as FurMark or GPU-Z.

The OS this occurs on is Windows XP 32bit and I'm planning to switch to LinuxCoin or Ubuntu, whichever is better on a 4GB USB.

I'm using MSI AfterBurner to overclock.

I'm currently trying to make a website providing Bitcoin services completely from scratch.

I always see websites integrated with Bitcoin having a unique "Send Bitcoins to this address" address every single time you check-out.

I'm just wondering how would I go about putting something similar to that on my website since 3rd party services appear to take fees out of the amount I receive.

Thanks

Looking at $6.70 LR for 1 Bitcoin.

I have $94 Liberty Reserve.

Thanks.

I'm looking at building a single-card rig with a Sapphire 5830.
I have no plans on expanding this rig.
I need some pointers on what hardware to get.

Here's my current list:
OS: Ubuntu
RAM: 1GB of DDR*
CPU: Some sort of single-core AMD chip
Mobo:
PSU: CORSAIR 450W 80+
Card: 1x Radeon 5830 (Overclocking and Underclocking memory)
Case: A slice of wood from Home Depot
-Slapping on a HDD, mobo, and PSU won't do the job
-Gotta find out how to secure parts onto wood...use pen to mark holes and power drill into wood?
HDD: Sata2 120GB (Only $10 so...)

So I'm looking to buy the 5830 for just Bitcoin mining and I'm just wondering who's the best manufacturer?
I see a lot of the 5830's in the marketplace are by Sapphire.
This is for single GPU mining by the way, I don't plan on running crossfire.

Since my dealers no longer have anymore Bitcoins or deal. I'm going to need to find some more people whom I'll frequently buy from.

I'm buying Bitcoins with Interac-E Transfer at $5 each.

Thanks.

I'm also wondering if "proportional" or "pay-per-share" will be better if I'm CPU mining on deepbit?

I'm currently doing CPU mining with 3 machines at 1mhash/s per machin and it's very slow. I don't have any GPUs (128MB RAM, yay ) that support OpenCL and hopefully I will be able to build a $2000 gaming/mining hybrid machine when I save up. I tried the faucet but nothing showed up.
I'd really appreciate it if someone gave me some BitCoins to start with.

Thank You!

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