$100 Macy's Gift Card for 4.5% 5.5% off obo.

Can send via PM (free) or USPS mail (you cover shipping).

As the title says, $20 http://sportsmansguide.com Gift Card for 15% Off.

Bonus: I will include a $10 off any order of $99 or more coupon for free.

Can send via PM or USPS mail (you cover shipping).

EDIT: OOS

The 6870 hashes at 300 (±15) Mh/s (or Kh/s). Comes in the original retail box + accessories.

Entertaining offers.

Have only one of these left.

[1 0 Available]

$10 Playstation Network Code: 1 0 Available
(Code may be redeemed on the PS3, PSP or PC)

[Gift cards available:]

As the price of BTC is at record high levels, now is a good time to trade-in.

Gift cards available:

A) $25 Amazon.com Physical Gift Card - 3   Sold Out

B) $5 Amazon.com eGift Card - 8   Sold Out

C) $1 Amazon.com eGift Card - 9   Sold Out


Can send via USPS mail or via PGP encrypted msg.
I accept BTC-e USD codes for trade.

Theymos, it would be nice to hear an update as to:

1) Why it took this long of downtime to identify and fix the problem and what steps were needed to address all of the issues?

2) What protection have you implemented (or plan to implement) to prevent further such attacks in the future?

3) If, as you mentioned in the Reddit thread, the hack was caused by a vulnerability in the news section of this website, then maybe it would be better to remove the news section entirely?

I am glad that the BitcoinTalk forum is back up and I am sure that I was not the only one suffering while it was unavailable.


Also this was the email I received on 10/3/2013 after the forum was offline:
Subject: Bitcoin Forum Compromised

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
 Hash: SHA256

 Unfortunately, it was recently discovered that the Bitcoin Forum's server
 was compromised. It is currently believed that the attacker(s) *could* have
 accessed the database, but at this time it is unknown whether they actually did
 so. If they accessed the database, they would have had access to all
 personal messages, emails, and password hashes. To be safe, it is
 recommended that all Bitcoin Forum users consider any password used
 on the Bitcoin Forum in 2013 to be insecure: if you used this
 password on a different site, change it. When the Bitcoin Forum
 returns, change your password.

 Passwords on the Bitcoin Forum are hashed with 7500 rounds of
 sha256crypt. This is very strong. It may take years for
 reasonably-strong passwords to be cracked. Even so, it is best to
 assume that the attacker will be able to crack your passwords.

 The Bitcoin Forum will return within the next several days after a
 full investigation has been conducted and we are sure that this
 problem cannot recur.

 Check http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/ and #bitcoin on Freenode for
 more info as it develops.

 We apologize for the inconvenience.

 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

 iF4EAREIAAYFAlJNCE8ACgkQxlVWk9q1kecABgD9H5sbb0DopdLsODAmv6LWmIaW
 kgfyYTlh8GezYbYx7c8A/iTh0/DCwaXuNKK/qUWpewR/L6HEOuAqa/ML1D+K9mZc
 =1NYs
 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

[However, in "Add Funds", you are still able to deposit a "redeem Mt.Gox Code"?]

From Mt Gox Support Website:

If you have or want to generate a Mt.Gox redeemable code, you can do it here: https://mtgox.com/trade/funding-options

However, when I go to my account:

Trade -> Funding Options -> Withdraw Funds ->

The "USD via Mt. Gox Code" option is Missing:





However, in "Add Funds", you are still able to deposit a "redeem Mt.Gox Code"?

[~93.8%]

If the past is any indication of what will happen when Mt Gox reopens, the following is a technical analysis estimation.

A high of $31.90 was reached on 2011-6-8

Five months later a low of $1.99 was reached on 2011-11-17

The reduction in price was $29.91 per Bitcoin (~93.8%)







If we apply a similar percentage correction (~93.8%) to the high of $266 that was reached on 2012-4-10.
That will result in a reduction of $249.41 per Bitcoin down to a price of $16.59.


There are, however, several fundamental differences which can result in a higher % variance:
1) There are currently more Bitcoins in circulation than in 2011
2) There are more adopters/users/companies that accept BTC
3) There are significantly more speculators/hoarders who are playing BTC like a stock market
4) Today's considerably more mainstream media attention can exaggerate or understate events

Having another issue right now.

Is it yet another DDOS?

Goes to the first best offer.  Sold
BTC or LTC accepted.
Thanks

Have one extra Brand new Raspberry Pi model B 512MB (latest version).
Will include a microSD card w/ Rasbian preinstalled for only BTC4.9 shipped. Sold

Accessories Still Available:
+ Soldering Station BTC3
+ Foldable USB Keyboard for BTC1.1
+ USB Wireless Mouse BTC1
+ Mini USB Wi-Fi 802.11G/B/N Wireless N Adapter BTC1
+ Power Extension Cord BTC0.5
+ USB microSD card reader BTC0.3

or all six for BTC6

Sorry, shipping outside of the US is not free.

Thanks

Site was not working today since 5:11PM EST, AFAICT.

Received the below two emails today from Mt.Gox:

There has been new activity on your Mt.Gox account.

A summary of your recent trade(s) is provided below.

Trade Details

Bid(s) (Buy)

        Order Filled at: Thu 19 Jul 2012 04:01:33 PM GMT
        Amount: 3.61950000 BTC
        Price: @$9.17990
        Total: $33.22665

        Order Filled at: Thu 19 Jul 2012 04:01:33 PM GMT
        Amount: 5.83999311 BTC
        Price: @$9.17998
        Total: $53.61102

Happy Trading,
- The Mt.Gox Team

There has been a withdrawal from your Mt.Gox account:

Transaction reference: XXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
Date: 2012-07-19 16:01:46 GMT
IP: 82.50.1.94

You can access your account history for more details.

Please contact us as soon as possible by replying to this email if you did not request this withdrawal.

Thanks,
The Mt.Gox Team

The total withdrawal was about ~$87 USD in Bitcoins to 12TtLmwed4QfPgz91GdHV1NxZE5qMvCWJQ.

I didn't execute those trades nor withdraw the BTC.

The IP address 82.50.1.94 is in Asti, Italy according to InfoSniper.

Have already sent an email to info@ mtgox.com about this.

Has anyone had any success in recovering their stolen coins from Mt.Gox?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

When trying to access bitcointalk.org today, the following error message was displayed on a blank white page:

"Table './bitcoin/smf_sessions' is marked as crashed and should be repaired"

[Honda Rebel Parts Available]

Prices listed in $ (will accept Bitcoins, Mt. Gox, Dwolla), open to all Reasonable offers.
Shipping: Will ship with free tracking# (Continental US only). Can also meet in NJ.




Honda Rebel Parts Available:

 + Chrome Exhaust with Black Heat Resistant Muffler and Chrome End Caps (Extremely Loud)

 + Headlight

 + Clutch Lever w/ Perch, clamp, & nuts, screws

 + Brake Pads

 + Left Mirror Perch

 + License Plate Assembly

 + Rear Seat Strap

 + Rear Seat Nuts (2)

 + Front/Driver's Foot Pegs

 + Rear Foot Pegs

 + Exhaust / Muffler Nut Caps (3)

 + Battery

 + Front Fork Cover HONDA Emblem

Unavailable/Sold Honda Rebel Parts: Carburetor, Engine / Motor, Highway Pegs, Sissy Bar, Front Wheel, Rear Wheel, Front Brake Cable, Right Mirror w/ Perch, Brake Lever / Front Master Cylinder Reservoir, Front Rotor, Saddlebags, Front Brake Caliper, Clutch Cable, Saddle Bag Support Bars, Front Seat, Rear Seat, Speedometer / Odo, Wire Harness, Chain Adjusters, Shocks / Shock Absorbers, Engine Guard / Highway Bar, Front Tool Bag, Gas Tank




1988 Kawasaki Ninja EX500 Project SportBike:
Near complete. Includes Frame, Motor (7500 miles on it), Forks, Wiring Harness, Fuel Tank, Rims, Tires, Exhaust, Front End, Swingarm, Fairing (not all pictured)


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Blockexplorer is either down or running extremely slow and is stuck at 166899 blocks.

Currently using http://www.blockchain.info as it's the only available alternative.

Noticed the "I hate paypal." thread and thought I would start one about eBay seeing as how they're blood relatives.

Just sold a motherboard to some guy who before even contacting me, leaves a negative feedback claiming that it was DOA.

Now, I tested this motherboard before shipping it to him, so I know that it works. I also made sure to package it well so that there was no movement to minimize the risk of damage during shipment.

I sent him a message telling him to make sure that he's using compatible parts (RAM/CPU/etc.) along with a link to the support website. I am sure that he's just using a memory stick that is not compatible with this motherboard. We are currently in communication to fix his own hardware problem ... So now that he left me negative feedback, he's also getting FREE Tech Support from me on how to fix his incompatiblity issue.

I have maintained a 100% Positive Feedback rating since 2004, and now because of some __________(Fill-In-The-Blank) my rating goes down to 96.6%. eBay will not allow a seller to remove feedback even if the buyer is lying or doing something wrong so I'm stuck with it.

Feel free to share your own bad eBay selling/buying experiences.

[54]

Update 4/1/2012: [Project Cancelled Due To Insufficient Donations]

I would like to setup a Tor Relay Access Node to ease the burden on current nodes and to help with the slow Tor speed.
To accomplish this, I'm thinking about purchasing this PC and connect it directly to my modem.

This unit costs $354 shipped from Amazon, I have some GCs so it will be about $319 / 5.91 (current rate)
= 54 Bitcoins

PC Setup Specifications:
- 1.6Ghz atom CPU, 1GB SDRAM
- Auto-Boot, automatically turns on when power is connected
- SSD, so no HDD failures (comes with a 8GB SSD, but I have an Intel 40GB SSD that I will install instead)
- 24/7 operation
- OS: ? - I will let the community decide which operating system is best for this purpose. But it must be secure, stable, and provide good performance.
Manufacturer's Homepage - They also offer a 1.1GHz model and a 2.0GHz model with 2GB RAM, but I figured for the cost-to-performance, the 1.6GHz model is ideal for its use as a node.

My Part In The Project:
- I will be paying for all bandwith costs.
- I will be paying for all energy costs.
- This unit will be running 24/7 for the forseeable future.
- I will post updates on any changes in the status of the Relay/PC. There may be things out of my direct control such as what happened during last year's hurricane, most of NJ lost power for ~2-3 days.

If there aren't enough donated coins by 5/1/2012 4/1/2012, this project will be cancelled and all donated coins will be refunded to donators. But, if the donated amount reaches 82 BTC ($482), then I'll purchase the 2.0GHz model instead and if it reaches 114 BTC ($673), then I'll buy and install two 1.6GHz models in separate locations.

Tor Relay Project Donation Address: [REMOVED No Longer Active]
I have started the fund with 1 Coin.

Feel free to ask questions and discuss ideas about this project and thanks to everyone for their input in advance.

NIB SAPPHIRE 6850.   ...Out Of Stock

Shipped (US) for 30 BTC, firm.

PM if interested.

$20 USD Amazon.com eGift Card - 3.3895 BTC   ...Out Of Stock

$25 USD Amazon.com eGift Card - 4.5285 BTC   ...only 1 left    ...OOS

$5 USD Amazon.com eGift Card - 0.8726 BTC   ... 2 left    ...OOS