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Bank cash deposit available for BofA or US Bank? What rate are you willing to buy at? PS - didn't you need the money, hence requested a loan, because you were moving?
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I have bad luck with craigslist, I always get a the people who never show up for anything and I end up wasting a day waiting for them.
I've had some pretty bad experiences of Craiglist like this too. There are no obligations to complete the transactions, so there are too many douchebags that abuse this. If they don't show up, what you can do is contact them again for 50%, their eyes will light up. Plan to meet up in a public place, once they show up and wonder where you are, ignore it  |
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Bitcoin WAS the one in a lifetime get-rich-quick opportunity. I readed about it back in about 2009, I saw it linked to criminal activity so forgot about it. I saw it again years later when the bubble exploded, too fucking late johnny boy. Fuck my luck. It's specially frustrating since I readed about it in fucking 2009. Thanks to it im suicidal since that day. I could have retired my entire fucking family and myself, but no! of course, I had to have bad fucking luck. Now im stuck in this shit hole for life, slaving away for minimum wage and that's if I ever find a job. God fucking sakes. Bitcoin solves shit nothing for the 99.99% of people. What changed pre-post Bitcoin for 99.99% of people? That's right, bout fucking nothing. If I had to point a change, in any case it made me suicidal as fuck. Whenever I talk to someone about Bitcoin, they just don't see the appeal, they think it's too late to invest, to make any life-changing money, at least not without having a shit ton of money required to buy a good amount of BTC by now. Exactly, BTC only changed lives for these that:
1) Were lucky as fuck enough to invest/mine in the early days.
2) Already had a decent amount of money
You've been suicidal since 2009 because you didn't get in early? Are you suicidal because you didn't win the lottery either? My goodness, stop being overly dramatic about it. You read about it in 2009, you had ever opportunity to get in, but you made a conscious decision to not get any. How is that something to bitch about? You did not support it back then, and did absolutely nothing to help the technology grow. What makes you think you deserve any of the high profits of early adopters? It's always funny to see people use their Hindsight Crystal Ball for investing. If you want a chance to get lucky like early adopters of btc, there are hundreds of altcoins you can gamble with. Go buy some for dirt cheap right now and hold for several years. You too, can become a millionaire. |
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1) We lost a considerable amount of VeriCoin in the attack, however we have been working with the VRC developers and all major exchanges to hard fork the coin at a position before the attack. This will allow us to retrieve the stolen coins and facilitate all withdrawals. We are also working with various exchanges to accommodate any losses they may encouter as a result of the required fork.
This is a problem right here. Just because it's stolen does not mean they should be able to arbitrarily reverse the hack. If they're successful at hard forking, this will set precedence that any time there is a theft reported, devs can just hard fork again. This will eventually be abused, and corruption happens. |
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Why don't you try silkroad 2.0? Or ask dank, I'm sure that guy has done every drug known to man, and then some.
Wait, I am not talking only for hallucinogenic shrooms, but also for mushrooms which can be cooked, like the oyster mushroom, because I have exact place where I can grow them. I can buy spores from local stores near my town, but I want to do it with Bitcoins  Which country are you from? Here in the US, we call those mu shrooms. Calling them shrooms implies the druggy/hippie type. If I bought some mushroom spores from the groceries and sell them to you for btc, would that count? |
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I have some prepaid American Express and Visa cards. I think they're total $150, but spread out between a couple physical cards. You can use them to purchase online or even link to your paypal to use them. They're from the annoying rebates that I could never find use for. PM me if you're interested.
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Now to decide if I want the 2 w or 5 w laser?
Look at his update. Those are the two that he took off from available  . Campsis, any chance to test these two? Do you even have them on hand or is it being drop shipped from a supplier? The 2w or 5w are the only ones I'd want, preferably the 5k mW one. |
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Wow, I just realized I'm already over the max post per week. All legit posts too, no spam. Usually it's only about a third of my post count for this week :/
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One of the condition of the hacker was for klee to lock the original bounty thread. I've been following that thread, so I suppose if there's anything left that can be done or posted about, it can be continued in here. It just really sucks to see klee admit defeat and forced to accept the ransom for just a fraction of what he originally lost. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=686275.0How was the 462 btc amount determined? |
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How does this need any discussion? It varies for everyone. Basically as low as you're willing to sell, but as higher as the buyer is willing to buy. How hard is that?
I am trying to have forum members express what would they consider as ethic a markup for the service i described in the OP, perhaps because I am curious to see what would be the result of the general consensus in that matter, nothing more, nothing less, and nonetheless nothing hard. Personally, I'd try to get as much as I can, as long as both person agrees to it. If the buyer agrees to pay me 300% over spot price, does that mean I'm shady for accepting? Definitely not. I did not trick or lie to him, nor did I steal from him. A good gauge for true market value is to look at prices on exchanges, then look at the percentage difference on LBC with cash. This is the true current market price, which represents the average price people are willing to pay over spot. |
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OK, whatever. Don't believe it. I really don't give a shit. You will see. In fact, DONT BUY, I havent gotten my paycheck yet and I would hate for the price to go up right now, especially since it seems to be sliding down.
You just gave away your hand in this post. It's not about banks, there's no fictitious father, this thread is yet another lame attempt to PUMP the price. You're irritated because the people that read this thread thus far, didn't instantly go on a buying spree. Why are you so focused on short term price movement, when it's suppose to be about banks? |
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Bankers found a way to screw you with paper money, they'll find a way to do it with Bitcoin.
You seem a bit confused as to who's side you're on. Go ahead and count how many times you've contradicted yourself in the first two pages. You're exactly right though, banks will find a way to fuck up something good (bitcoin), so go tell your daddy to call off the integration. |
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For those who are questioning whether or not I'm full of shit. I ask you: Why on earth would I post this information unless it were true?
But why would some random thread from bitcointalk.org where a guy with 15 posts wrote what I wrote possibly pump up the price? Are you serious?
Are you new to this? Why don't you ask your evil twin nomoonn since you have the same level of credibility. It's like you never seen bulls or bears trying to say anything to pump/crash the price. |
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PS: MY FATHER LOATHES CREDIT UNIONS, they are a much larger threat to big community banks like the one he is currently the CEO of, certainly moreso than bitcoin (at this point in the game).
The problem with credit unions is that they have unfair advantages compared to a traditional bank, which obviously is not good for the banking industry. For instance, they don't have to pay income taxes and all sorts of other insane crazy perks that they should not be allowed to have.
So your father LOATHES credit unions. They are non-profit banks, get bunch of perks, and this is bad for all the greedy banks, such as the one your father owns. The same banking industry that indirectly steals from the citizens, is this right? Your father hates them because it chips away from his potential profits. |
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Useless thread. This belongs in one of the speculations area. And who cares how much it sells for, not like any of the ones that got burned by mtgox will ever get anything significant from it, even if it sells for a couple $millions.
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I made one posting and I got a buyer for 100BTC in 24 hours.
Nice to get actual cash for bitcoin.
For real? I know that you are smooth trader. I've lurked and learned. Seriously though; you got a buyer on craigslist for 100BTC? Recently? Someone handed you $60someoddthousand for 100BTC off craigslist? I follow most of what you post and would like to know more about this. Did you bother to look at the date? 100btc back then was not nearly as much as 100 btc today. This thread was just necroed. |
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How did you guys not foresee that when the coins hit the mixer, it's a dead end? Mixers have been around for quite a while, their sole purpose is to clean the laundered coins. Pay a tiny fee to mix up the coins and get the same ones back, or pay more to receive completely different coins.
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How does this need any discussion? It varies for everyone. Basically as low as you're willing to sell, but as higher as the buyer is willing to buy. How hard is that?
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Are you kidding? NO. I am not going to tell you what bank he is the CEO and PRESIDENT of (he doesn't work in a fucking department). And he is not just merely ONE person, his partners of over 35+ years were also a part of the email discussion in reference to "picking the brains" of people like Tony. I would almost guarantee he is one of the most successful community bankers in the state, if not the most). His success record is insane. Over the past decade or so, he has acquired and flipped about a half dozen banks. He specializes in buying shitty community banks that are sinking ships and he comes in as the CEO and does his thing and sells the bank to the big guys (Wells Fargo, BofA, etc.)
Man that's quite the resume your father has. Ok ok, I believe you. But my father too, owns a very huge and rapidly expanding industry. He might even buy out all the banks, including your father, then proceed to take over the world. But of course I can't reveal my sources either, because that would mean the end of my father. In reference to the OP, I would not be entirely surprised if the OPs father worked for Chase, or another Bitcoin "hostile" bank as even banks that are not friendly to bitcoin have a legit need to understand bitcoin and the bitcoin economy.
Thank God there is one person on this forum with half a brain... I guess the rest of us don't have a brain, just because we didn't nod along with OP's storytelling. |
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What bank does your father work at?
C'mon... no need to give details. Of course it matters. It's useful info, but gives nothing away about his identity or his father's identity. Based on what I know, there's almost no chance this will be from a bank like Chase. So if he comes out to say that his father is a Chase executive, this will surprise the hell out of me. I would expect that the father works for a credit union, who are generally known be much more tolerant to bitcoin. If we know which bank it is, at least we know that bank is one step towards the right direction, and to possibly deal with that bank for future bitcoin business. |
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