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A friend needs to sell like $2,000 worth of bitcoin in NorCal
any takers?
LocalBitcoins guys have been flaky lately
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The website will be user submitted job opportunities with funds submitted (to start off) on a single btc address (unless you can create unique addresses/have experience with that and could explain the security implications to me)
So it's a user based site with submitted posts for tasks to complete (work jobs) & funds submitted that will be released from escrow to the person who does the job
Potential workers need to search the website or view a listing of all jobs available
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Looking for offers on my Bter account with nearly 1BTC in it (frozen balance)
Remember they were reported hacked last year and listed funds for bitcoin in 'Pending' balance and vows to payback customers;
I've been paid back something like 0.05btc of my amount so far
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They 'locked' mine due to inactivty 6 months ago. I contacted support from then after password reset I was able to login and 'view' it but not trade or withdraw, in between that time they revealed the 'hack' issue. Now I can't even login with the same messge: "This account is locked due to 6 months of inactivity. Contact support@cryptsy.com to unlock." Has anyone had their access returned in the last 6 months from this? It's getting pretty tiring with every trading services that's not a government bitch getting hacked or shutdown; killing progress in bitcoin/alt-currency innovation. 0.5BTC reward if you can give me a trick to sped this up through Cryptsy. I actually met one of one owner's once. |
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"An error has occurred in your order. Please try again"
Have an unverified account; I think it may be locked
has over 5.2BTC value, looking to sell it, any offers? (you get account/email connected and you verify the identity as yourself or whoever to get account unlocked and get funds)
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I just had an epiphany. I think a lot of those people just want to show that they 'were there' and part of the conversation or rather observation of the discussion. Being present at the discussion is part of social society. So a section on the threads that just lets you add yourself as "I was here" to be a part of the discussion may clean up the real thread for people who truly have something meaningful to say.  |
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EDIT AUG 2015: ACCOUNT still FROZEN, would sell for 333 LTC now, account has 1,000 LTC + which I can verify before you purchase Account with funds frozen anyone interested? Would sell right now for 50% haircut, 500ltc or btc equivalent https://vircurex.com |
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Guess who's back...
back again...
420's back
In this biz
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I saw this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNWA4qClNv4Then I read the article that I was pondering whether I should refute it... http://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2014/01/19/bitcoin-paving-the-way-for-a-global-cashless-society/Before I realized how little the author knows about bitcoin compared to our average bitcoiner in here. Plus the way he keeps saying "adapters" instead of adopters, and "helding" bitcoin; for example: "And it’s a pure ponzi scheme, of course. Later adapters pay for the gains of those helding Bitcoin from the early stages." The full retard comes out with this line: "Bitcoin is spent into circulation debt-free, but then will be lent out at interest by the bank. Compound interest lending will allow the banks to gobble up the whole money supply in just a few years." |
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They first claim it's hard to find any women at the inside bitcoins conference in Vegas (~500 to 1,000 people) but they proceed to find an astonishing 10 women!  haha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFHbXSnNkXUpay special attention @ 4:57: "It all started on the bitcointalk forum"  |
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Looking for interested programmers or web programmers;
Going to build an important site in the community
Can pay for work, or a share in the company; we may IPO as well.
Half time with potential for full time work and salary if you want to stay on with the project.
PM me and tell me your experience; examples of what you've done before
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Interview from http://BankersWorstFear.comhttp://futuremoneytrends.com/blog/?p=15143related update article from reddit: http://www.thedailybell.com/exclusive-interviews/34836/Anthony-Wile-G-Edward-Griffin-on-Globalism-Collectivism-and-Right-Principles/http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1sxt2k/author_of_the_creature_from_jekyll_island/G. Edward Griffin: The question of bitcoin is a little different because it's a new phenomenon, in a way. I'm all for bitcoin but I have said from the very beginning it has a couple of weaknesses. One, of course, is that it's completely dependent on the Internet. If the totalitarian forces ever get control of the Internet then they have control of bitcoin and can close it down. I notice that just recently China announced that they passed a new law that the banks cannot handle bitcoin and no commercial establishment can handle bitcoin. That will be, I think, the first of a series of moves made by other governments as well because, as we know, any government that issues fiat currency and depends upon that for its national livelihood cannot stand by and watch something like bitcoin become the primary channel of commerce. They just can't do it and they won't do it. They'll resort to whatever tools they have at their disposal to stop it. And unfortunately, if something is completely Internet based you can make it secure in one way but very insecure in another way because it's so easy to throw a switch. And even though I know it's diversified and there are many thousands if not millions of loops involved in a circuit, it still can be done. If you can imagine these computer scientists with NSA turning their attention to the task they could probably do it fairly quickly with all the equipment and brainpower and computing power they have. Then if that fails, all the governments have to do is just decree that no one can use bitcoin and then force them into the black market. So what I'm saying is that there are tools that these totalitarian machines can and will use against bitcoin. Will bitcoin survive? I don't know. I hope it does. But we have to be realistic and be prepared for what could occur. |
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Wife swap Season 7 episode 4 (USA)
in HD
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You know, someone should really make a competitor to wikipedia.org that takes bitcoin donations if they're not going to take 'em.
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I want to start a panel of experts that discuss the benefits/bitcoin improvements of alternative currencies
Basically to take the alt coins and findout whats the best one or what are the best features
This would be live skyped/google video or just presented and recorded
Questions:
1) Has this been attempted before?
2) Do you know any said experts on alt coins? The more alts they are expert at the better
Its hard to learn about alts and what benefits some have; it would be better in video form
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