20 @ 2.55

This is your man https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213729.0

Can I get a countdown to the end of this auction please? 

I don't know how you do it but renovating a house is WORK!

40% per year is actually a pretty amazing ROI.

Paying the iron price

PROTIP: You have to log out and log back in after your 4 hours and 5 posts

Payment sent: 29.4 BTC to 19gvkuwYdjnqCKpbnoWAz1PytPAjBNsGLN

Bob, once a wallet is stolen you can NEVER use that address again, any new money you send to it will just be stolen again. A hacker only needs to get the key to the wallet once and it is compromised forever.

Really you should not re-use any addresses, always make a new one for any new bitcoin you want to receive.

Haha OP you so crazy! The ATO better not make any decisions without consulting you! What are they thinking‽

Seriously see a professional. 

.05 increments fhh 

Paper wallets are probably the safest.

12 @ 2.45

Well, they just change their code to steal your password and BAM you're screwed.

1 @ 4

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I don't understand what you're saying. As far as I can see there are only 3 possibilities here:

1) Blockchain.info is dodgy or got hacked or something

2) Your password got cracked or guessed or stolen

3) Your computer is pwned

But you're not willing to say that 2 or 3 are even remotely possible, so are you therefore saying that blockchain is at fault? What am I missing here?

I notice that the link is on a .tk domain, so I googled 'tk tld' and I got this:

"Dot TK The most Spammed out TLD According to McAfee"

 

So either your password was weak enough to break with a dictionary attack, or your computer is pwned. Which do you think it is?

Naa I just buy them with my crappy governments notes