Greetings,

I'm looking to make a trade of $450 CAD for BTC at cavirtex prices at the time of the trade. I'll be sending the money via bank transfer from a TD Canada Trust account.

PM if interested.

The price of BTC can go either up or down in the next two days. If you'd rather loan xBTC for xBTC, then I can negotiate that as well.

On the other hand, if the price does happen to jump $500 in the next two days, you can understand my need to take a few extra days to pay back considering I need to redeem the fiat from mutual funds.

Greetings,

I'm looking to loan $500 (CAD) worth in BTC as soon as possible (before Monday, if possible). I keep 90% of my funds in mutuals and unfortunately it takes time to pull out; time which I'm not particularly interested in waiting. I'm looking for someone who's willing to lend me $500 worth of BTC ($ will be considered at the exact time of the loan) according to cavirtex prices until Monday (4/15/13), or 2 days from now, in exchange for $515 CAD.

I'm looking for a loan from a single individual, not multiple parties. The single individual will make $15 (willing to negotiate) profit for this loan.

I have only positive reputation on these forums and I'm willing to provide any information required prior to the loan in order to make the sender feel comfortable. Additionally, I have a reputation to uphold professionally (software engineer, author for Packt Publishing, freelancer), and am fully willing to disclose any necessary information if required.

EDIT: I'm eager so I'm willing to go as much as $50 profit on the fiat trade (BTC -> CAD) receive ($550).

The only difference between someone doing this and someone financing a pc from future shop or best buy is that the payments will never end via your approach.

This idea is the product of get-rich-quick scheming and like most of those schemes, it's ridiculous and lazy.

After doing a bit of digging, seems that his theory is pretty accurate. Vincent seems to be the only one of them who has any real-world experience in this type of situation.



I wasn't able to find anything to back this up. Though it is apparent that alex nora and bram kornfeld had indeed graduated from grade 8 in 2009 (together). This leads me to believe that bram is *not* a big shot accountant, though one of his parents/uncles/aunts may be. Unless of course he didn't go to high school after graduating grade 8 and has been working at the bank for the past 2 years. It may just be my area but banks don't hire anyone without a mandatory (minimum education) high school diploma.



I'm not saying that this is a bad exchange. From the feedback it's been getting, it seems legitimate so far. What I'm saying is don't you think, with all of the bullshit this community has gone through with scams and exchange site garbage that you probably shouldn't lie about anything? Clearly the team isn't that experienced and personally I won't be using the exchange because I don't trust children with my funds.

Can we expect some more details about who you guys are? eg. some proof that these children are not in fact the people who hold onto our money at trade-btc.com

It's an auction. The price will go only as high as people are willing to pay.

This is the bitcoin forum, with a userbase which might not be larger than somethingAwful's, but I can guarantee more people here know what bitcoins are and are willing to check out what's on the other end of the ad link. *That* is why the advertising here is so attractive to people.

+2 Als Pawnshop. 40 BTC for $180. Quick and easy.

bump

I'm more interested in knowing why he decided to wear such short shorts when taking a picture to display the card...

They'd probably reached their goal and decided it was time to make their "claim" and walk away with your bitcoins.

They might say "Lol, what? Bitcoins?" but (correct me if I'm wrong) breaking into someone's computer or server is considered a "serious" crime in a lot of places. On the other hand, I'm not entirely sure it would be a crime at all if the exchange openly decided they wanted to walk away with everyone's bitcoins and not give anything back. Sure, they're a representation of a currency to the ones who know about it, but there's nothing in law that even remotely mentions stealing someone's bitcoins is illegal anywhere in the world. Maybe if the bitcoin client had some sort of ToS...

Noticed a spelling-error on your site. You can view it at this link http://www.wtcr.ca/catalog/product/mon-m2700-01

Notice the fine-print at the bottom..

I'd be interested in helping out where I can. I am not too knowledgeable about web development, but you know some of my other areas of interest. Though I am aware that a lot of bitcoin organizations are heavily reliant of websites, if not entirely.

If anything I would at the very least be willing to provide hosting for an organization.

I suggest to people *not* to deposit any coins to this place until these guys can work on their management.

Myself and a few others have requested withdrawals of our BTC from here of 5+ BTC and after two days have still not received our bitcoins. I know one person had received a withdrawal of 1 btc that was processed within the time I've been waiting, but another withdrawal he made of 5+ btc has still not been sent to him. It's starting to look like he's spending our bitcoins as he gets them and is only to pay out small amounts...

It's obvious that weaver is still active as he's giving coins out, but as far as I know, those coins could be mine. I understand that some slack should be given as wallet encryption is a priority and the admin needs to send out withdrawals manually, but 2 days pending (so far)?

Send out a round of withdrawals to the people you owe money to, please.

Who cares?

Sometimes I think you just like to talk...

EDIT: I agree, having set a flat fee would be nice as well. But talking about unprofessional and ridiculous is, well just that. This forums doesn't belong to a a company. It's a group of guys who are hosting and managing it out of their own pockets. If an auction for ad space on this traffic monster helps pay for their services then I say more power to them.

I'm surprised the bids are so low for this type of advertising. This forum has a huge amount of traffic and I don't know about others, but that "News:" section is generally the first place I look when I come to these forums. Very good way to keep updated, and generally there is good info in those links.

Are there anymore limitations besides what was originally posted? For example, can a user rent the ad space and link to a thread on this forum? I'm assuming so, but might as well ask before bidding.

I like the price range BTC has been sitting in recently. Not too little, not too much.

I agree, power leveling is the way to go if you don't have much time to play. I used a bot for a few days with an old account a few years ago. A month or so after I gave up the botting my account was banned. It may not be immediate, but botting has a high chance of getting you banned.

On the other hand, WoW doesn't seem to be too popular around these forums. I had tried to sell my end-game account for about 2 months, bumping my thread and lowering the price everytime it reached the second page. I ended up dropping the account to only $15 (the account was worth way more if sold to a mmo account buying/selling website). I still didn't get any replies for it.

What language is this site written in?

Did you have an idea for how you would be logging hours spent working on this that would be completely transparent to the person you're working for? I'm just asking because when it comes to $50/hour wage, every few minutes spent that you may have left the computer for a meal or something along those lines can add up (in your favor and at the expense of your "employer").