Looking for a code to download Ableton's software. Please let me know if you can do this for me!

Hey guys.

I'm looking for amazon.com gift cards that people are trying to sell or get rid of. I'm able to pay bitcoin for them at a 75% rate.

Let me know if you're looking to sell your cards.

Thanks!

I've been on and off on these forums for the past few months, but I noticed that fairly recently an Invites and Accounts section was created along with a couple of pinned posts in the Marketplace section as well. However, there are still cases of random probable scam posts as well as people who refuse to use escrow. For example, here is an interaction in regards to a very suspiciously cheap Airpods Pro listing:

kef linds

ok i want 0.01 BTC for it

Sat, May 16 at 11:48 AM




To:
kef linds

Sat, May 16 at 11:54 AM

Where are you shipping from? And I’m going to use an escrow.

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he never responded after i mentioned escrow

The thing is, I feel like if we want to bring new members into the marketplace section, escrow should be a comfortable, easy to learn about and use service. Currently, escrows are posted in the Services section, but that area is also filled with Signature Campaigns and other general services. Making an escrow section with a stickied post defining how to use escrows would be pretty beneficial in my opinion, as it eases a learning curve that buyers/sellers may have while offering simple scam protection on the forum.

Another step would be to have only trusted members be able to post in that area, meaning escrows would be of hopefully higher quality.

Any thoughts on this approach?

Hey guys, this is a bit of a longshot, but thought I'd try anyway.

I think Logitech issued some cancellations a while ago for one of their products and gave out some 20% off codes. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to sell their code (or any other stacking coupon code) for some btc. If you can do this please message me with an offer! I will not be going first.

Thanks!

Hello everyone,

Wanted to check the interest for Amazon.com gift card codes. I'm able to redeem a couple of these through rewards programs here and there (I've found a couple of really good ones that get me quite a few of these gift cards), but I don't use Amazon often enough anymore to keep up with the cards. I'm also trying to get more BTC!

I am selling for 85% 80% Bitcoin.

Willing to show proof of the email that I got for redeeming the code if needed!

I will not be going first in 99% of the cases, so please do not try to get me to go first especially if your trust rating is low. Thanks!

Current stock - $100 Amazon Gift Card for 85% 80% BTC.

Hey everyone,

I'm looking to get some new clothing so I'm trying to find well-priced gift cards / coupon codes / reward codes for clothing places that are located in the US or ship to the US.

For example, I'd be particularly interested in Kohl's cash, or a Macy's gift card, etc.

Help me stay warm this winter! It's starting to get quite cold and I need a coat  

Feel free to direct message me your rates or post on this thread. I will NOT be going first. Escrow is fine with me if you arrange it and we both agree to the escrow!

https://honeyminer.com/

I've recently seen more mentions of Honeyminer on my news article feeds and had the chance to quickly glance over what they do. Essentially, they're a way for people with just about any electronic device mine at a low hash rate while earning money for what they're doing. The company makes money by taking cuts, so I think they have a decent platform for themselves, but the average user makes very little money.

There was a recent interview mentioned here: https://bitcoinist.com/honeyminer-brings-user-friendly-crypto-mining-to-the-masses-interview/

Seems like the company overall is very supportive of crypto. Their official stance is bullish and they also convert all mined coins over to Bitcoin because that's the coin they see the most promise in. As much as I want to like the company for these stances, something (the low profits) makes me feel like they aren't much more than a sham.

What are your guys' opinions on the product and company?

I wanted to see what the general thoughts of the community here are. With bitcoin being in a pretty steady state for the past few weeks, it seems like there's going to be a set up for some kind of growth. With that, there can be many paths, but after seeing today's price (which was up around 5% when I checked), I was wondering if the volatility is what people actually like about bitcoin.

So, do you guys like the volatility and the strong spikes upwards or would you rather like steady growth, around 5% gains over time?

Hey everyone, just wanted to update you guys with this recent article I found.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-exchange-coinbase-is-handing-over-user-information-to-the-irs-2018-02-27

"Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, told customers Friday it will turn over 13,000 users’ data to the IRS within the next 27 days. The move comes in response to an IRS order issued in November 2016 to send records of users who bought bitcoin BTC, -1.48%  between 2013 and 2015 so the agency could determine who was evading cryptocurrency taxes. Coinbase initially resisted the order, but ultimately agreed to send the information of “higher-transacting” customers during that time."

What do you think the future of these taxes will be? Currently, as far as I know, in the United States, there is a tax based on your income bracket, and the tax can range from 0 - 20% of your net profit. Furthermore, it seems like this is pissing a lot of people off because they have to report taxes on every single transaction they make, and for some day traders, that's practically impossible. What are your takes on this situation? Do you think some anonymity has been lost in it?  Or is Coinbase just blatantly bad?

Just read this article:

http://blog.robinhood.com/news/2018/2/21/robinhood-crypto-trading-is-here

It seems as though Robinhood will continue to roll out with high scale crypto trading. If they move towards the altcoin markets, they have the chance of becoming one of the largest exchanges to support multiple coins. New investors will be particularly drawn towards the zero-fee promise that Robinhood offers all of its members as well.

What do you guys think is the next step for Robinhood and how do you think this will affect the Bitcoin prices?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/finance/city/921209/bitcoin-crackdown-cryptocurrency-regulation-boss-Jung-Ki-joon-dies-south-korea/amp

This is a new news headline that recently came out. A South Korean regulation boss was found dead. He stated that he wanted to close all of the crypto exchanges in Korea, so while reading I couldn't help but wonder if this was a murder or just something else. It seems like it's possible that this was a murder just due to how people have been reacting to the market. What are your thoughts?

Hello everyone.

For the most part, I've been in the Bitcoin Hodl'ing business. I've decided to branch out some of what I've made so far and move into a few altcoins. As of now, I'm looking at both Enjin Coin (ENJ) and Stellar (XLM). I'm not sure which one to invest into and whether or not I should wait before getting into them. I've been following Enjin coin since their ICO and I'm kicking myself about not buying them when they were in presale. What are your guys' thoughts on these coins?

Hi everyone.

Not everyone here may know about this, but Nvidia has recently released their Geforce Now, which enables cloud gaming. Essentially, you get access to a very powerful graphics card and your game just gets streamed to your laptop/computer.

Do you guys think that this technology could be used for mining as well? Not just as cloud mining solutions, but with larger companies coming into the game like AMD and Nvidia both. Does cloudmining, if backed by large companies, have a future?

Hey guys, I stumbled upon this informative video from Austin Evans for anyone who wants to get into Bitcoin.

https://youtu.be/2X9eJF1nLiY

While he doesn't go too deep into the technology behind the coins, he does offer a great surface level explanation of Bitcoin, how it's obtained, and some of his own opinions as well. The only part I have against this video is his use of coinbase, but I think it's just something an average Joe would use at this point.

What are your thoughts?

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a graphics designer to create an image from scratch in photoshop if possible. I will provide the details via pm if you are willing to do this. Also, I'd like to see some of your previous works.

Please send me a pm if you're able to work with creating original content (lot of image editing). I don't think this project will take too long -- I just need it to look good. We can discuss price over PM!

Shoot me a message!

 

Take a look at this article that was posted just about an hour ago:

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/cryptocurrencies-surpass-market-cap-of-visa-at-285-billion/amp/

It seems like crypto currency really is the future; we've overcome one of the largest currency services that is used INTERNATIONALLY. I think that's pretty amazing and is a hint of what we may see in 2018. What do you think?

As you guys might know, Thanksgiving is coming up. But with that comes Black Friday and Cyber Monday. How do you guys think the sales during these two days will affect the Bitcoin price evaluation?

Hey guys,

I'm looking for an iPad to buy. I would ideally want an iPad mini 4 or an air 2, but I would also love to see offers that you guys may have as well. Please leave your offer on this thread or feel free to message me.

Bought this with gyft this morning, it didn't confirm in time. Willing to take offers on this card. I can show proof of payment to gyft and all that as well.

Hey!

Was wondering if anyone on these forums has any cool antique/flashy fountain pens to show off or that are up for sale. Please comment here!