Latest posts of: jwzguy

"Maria" probably didn't have any funds on Bitcoinica.

So the OP said the best one put forward would get the bounty. Which one gets it?

Quote from: nimda on July 25, 2012, 12:03:46 PM

Quote from: jwzguy on July 25, 2012, 06:24:30 AM

Quote from: nimda on July 24, 2012, 07:50:55 PM

I call vaporware.

Way to fail.

Show me a sale. Seems everything which touches Bitcoin is announced years ahead of time and never arrives, or arrives very lates.

If you're too dumb to click on the video link to see the guy driving one of the prototypes, which is for sale right this second, why should I bother? And now you're bashing Bitcoin? /ignore.

Quote from: on9isrock on July 24, 2012, 07:36:07 PM

thanks I just confirm on the site
waiting item to arrive

I am need 22 BTC more

Then you go earn it and stop begging.

Didn't BTC-e drop SC because no one was trading it? So if there's 0 demand why bother starting another exchange?

Quote from: casascius on July 23, 2012, 08:08:58 PM

Pretty soon you'll be able to buy a Moller SkyCar for bitcoins!

LOL.
I'll sell you one. You send me 100k Bitcoins and I'll buy you a Moller car just as soon as they are in production.

I have some questions.

It looks like only 5k out of 50 was raised on the crowdfunding website linked in the article. (It appears closed/deadline over?)
What now? Are you guys still working on ways to raise money?

What engine is being used in the demo vehicle ? Why isn't it mentioned anywhere? Is there going to be a different one used in production?

Will there be a kit available for the X-prize car?

Very glad this had nothing to do with SR.

It is not actually pretty awesome, indeed.

You don't have to trust cryptography. That's what so great about it.

Is this accomplished with the use of an online wallet? Does this give control of any BTC to a 3rd party, or is it transmitted directly between users?

Quote from: Clipse on July 21, 2012, 08:05:11 PM

What he wants to do with his bitcoins is up to him and if intersango want to act like holier than thou(which would be funny considering their thieving results of bitcoinica) then they should just payout the bitcoins to the user and refuse dealing with the person thereafter.

Simply being allowed to close accounts and keep the money/bitcoins IS THEFT no matter how you want to look at it.

Do yourself a favour and read the everything about intersango/bitcoin consultancy/bitcoinica and when/if intersango return your coins simply never ever deal with these crooks again.

Couldn't agree more.

Quote from: wheeler on July 21, 2012, 05:55:03 PM

I'd just be patient for now. I've found them to be very reliable guys, but you probably did put them in a tough situation by mentioning the silk road transfer. Now they are aware that it is almost certainly for illegal purposes, and as a company trying to legitimise bitcoin, you've put them in a bind.

Give them time, I'm sure they will respond soon enough.

If they've assumed it's illegal for everyone just because it's illegal in some places, they are untrustworthy idiots.
If they froze your account because you transferred to Silk Road, please let us know.

Quote from: epiks on July 19, 2012, 09:21:02 AM

Alarmoz , you say " Have done trade and never had problem" but do you have proof? Can you provide links to trades you have done with other members verifying a successful trade?

Quote from: TangibleCryptography on June 18, 2012, 03:13:01 AM

cash out your PP for a MoneyPak and we can supply up to $1000 per day with no markup.

I think he is trying to buy. I thought on FC4BTC you could only sell BTC?

Unless the previous trades are over 6 months old, they are meaningless.

TangibleCryptography has advertised that they are selling BTC many times.