The big problem is trusting an anonymous site, and they'd need to exchange it by themselves, which won't work on other exchangers that require KYC.
Small amounts work well on instant exchangers, but I wouldn't trust them with bigger amounts. You can of course split it into smaller chunks.
Bitcoin <> Monero is much easier than to or from fiat. BestChange has many options, but also check CoinPlaza for good rates on small amounts. Update: they lowered the maximum without KYC to €50 per month.

So you're selling the goose with the golden eggs? Or, more likely, you're trying to scam people. Either way, move this to Digital Goods.

Gullible greedy people: don't fall for this.

Great idea, you should do it Install BlueWallet, get 15 sats from lightningnetworkstores.com's faucet, deposit to this Coin Flip Telegram Bot, and screenshot everything It only takes a fraction of a cent to test.

It's incomplete, but this should get you started: Bitcoin history, a fact for each day!

The img code is correct, but you need to be Jr. Member (11 more posts) before your images show up.

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What's the catch? Does it require a phone number and/or creditcard?

I've tested your bot. First suggestion: can you add a QR-code to the deposit feature? I use Telegram in a VM, and have a LN-wallet on Android.

Depositing works. The game works. Withdrawing says "Invoice is being paid.", but it doesn't arrive. The balance hasn't changed. LN sometimes can't find a route instantly, so I waited a bit. Then I tried another wallet, and it arrived after a few seconds. I think my own wallet was to blame, I couldn't send a small amount myself when I tried either.

No need to add altcoins, Bitcoin LN is fine. For anyone who hasn't tried Bitcoin LN yet: try it! Get a wallet, add a small amount, and enjoy low fees. Many instant exchangers and more and more "normal" exchanges offer LN withdrawals.

So you're saying the server could get a seed designed to only give "heads" or "tails"? That's possible, but if the server tries to cheat that way, you can also use it at your advantage so that makes it a risky game to play.

Dealing with untrusted people is what causes problems. Telegram itself isn't the problem, the platform works fine.

That's a long story, so I'll just answer out of the box: why don't you make a backup of your Ledger and Electrum data before you reinstall Windows again? Keep your data and your transaction descriptions.
Even better if you get a system that didn't need to be reinstalled so often.

There's brute forcing software for this, but if you have 24 words in random order, you won't find it. With 12 words it might be possible.

Why would you want that? It's much less secure if you don't use a proper random.

What do you sell?

To answer your topic title: accepting Bitcoin doesn't make someone sound like a spammer, but shitposting useless dumb questions all over the forum makes you sound like a spammer, and for that reason, I wouldn't trade with you:
The 6 posts I reported 2 days ago have been removed. Take a hint: stop spamming.

It's the opposite for me: when buying online services, I never use Paypal. That's for buying physical goods.

Gmail is free, lol.
You pay with your privacy.

I tested this in wine, through VPN: it works. Got a wallet, and connects. Export all makes it crash, but individual private keys can be expected.

I don't trust this software and wouldn't recommend installing it on a normal system.

Do you still have the software installed?

Any idea how this happened?

I've installed NeuroticFish' .exe in wine: it allows to create a new seed and I can export individual private keys (it crashes when I try to export all). So this works, on Linux.

I quickly tried, but got errors. A quick search on what's going on with the Dash wallet showed shocking pictures of kids covered in blood. It looks like the Dash team is from Ukraine and decided to take the wallet offline.

You can try Ian Coleman's mnemonic site (offline running from Tails) to recover your private keys.

Yes.

Yes.

Question for you: what do you want to accept Bitcoin for? It's a payment, and you can exchange it. I could accept payment in any form, as long as I can convert it into something I want. Bitcoin works, euros work, dollars work.
If you mean accepting and keeping it, it's only a good idea if you can afford to risk price drops.

I made this to follow users: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5204188.0
If you add the ones you want to follow, you can post one link that shows all their new posts on one page.

You're asking on Bitcointalk, so it's obvious: buy Bitcoin. Store it in your own wallet, don't keep it on an exchange.