Bitcoin Forum
May 05, 2024, 04:12:04 PM *
News: Latest Bitcoin Core release: 27.0 [Torrent]
 
  Home Help Search Login Register More  
  Show Posts
Pages: « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 [31] 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 ... 85 »
601  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Silver coins for sale (I accept BTC, LTC, XRP etc), Free Shipping, Escrow Accept on: January 13, 2015, 01:47:59 AM
Your free to purchase from other sellers, 90% junk silver carries a premium, and I don't know where you got $13 from, the cheapest bulk suppliers charge ~$14, and most have minimum order quantities. You should also note that I have the coins on hand, I know from first hand experience that many online coin dealers sell more then they have in stock at the time which can result in delays. Im in no rush to sell, my prices are better then similar on eBay, and if someone is interested in a larger order I would be willing to cut them a deal.

"prices similar to ebay" well there is your problem. ebay and paypal charge sellers 13% that they have to make up for....accepting bitcoin costs you at most 1%


apmex individual dollars of 90% are at $14 that is not bulk (imo LOL)
free shipping on orders over $99 as well...

and im guessing they would not have stock issues...


just pointing out...if you are serious about sales take the advise if not so be it

Apmex doesn't accept crypto-currencies, and an individual unit would cost closer to my asking price with shipping included. Again, Im not in a rush.
602  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Silver coins for sale (I accept BTC, LTC, XRP etc), Free Shipping, Escrow Accept on: January 12, 2015, 01:55:00 AM
90% "junk" silver $1s worth is 11.94 usd silver content

even with shipping included what is the justification for $18 per dollars ? it does not cost $6 to ship 4 quarters let alone if more then a dollars worth was bought and combined shipping

i see it being sold by some big name places for ~13 per $1

Your free to purchase from other sellers, 90% junk silver carries a premium, and I don't know where you got $13 from, the cheapest bulk suppliers charge ~$14, and most have minimum order quantities. You should also note that I have the coins on hand, I know from first hand experience that many online coin dealers sell more then they have in stock at the time which can result in delays. Im in no rush to sell, my prices are better then similar on eBay, and if someone is interested in a larger order I would be willing to cut them a deal.


I know there are some in my foreign 2x2 lot, but to many to sort through. I might consider doing a "grab bag" style sales for the foreign ones if theres interest for it. Ive seen a few silver ones strewn in there, most of the coins are ~50-100 years old, dealer graded and some are priced:
https://i.imgur.com/bS7pJwa.jpg

A true numismatic detected Smiley
Thanks for sharing and good luck with the sale.

Thanks!
603  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Silver coins for sale (I accept BTC, LTC, XRP etc), Free Shipping, Escrow Accept on: January 11, 2015, 06:39:56 AM
Dumb Q

What does ICG MS64 FB 1944-S mean?  Well I know what the 1944 means, but what is all the other stuff?

ICG is a grading company, MS64 is the coins grade (out of 70), MS60 and higher is considered uncirculated,  FB means full bands (you can read more about it here: Full Bands), and the S is the mint mark (San Francisco)
604  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Bitcoin bank? on: January 06, 2015, 02:47:11 PM
Your wallet is your bank , Be the bank of yourself . You have the control of all your money , you don't need a bank. I think you didn't understand what is the sense of bitcoin....


No, a wallet is a wallet. A bank offers services, i.e. loans, interest etc. People against the concept of banks are fools
605  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 06, 2015, 06:32:43 AM

This is the opposite of how any real investor invests. Ideas are cheap, the only thing that matters is if the person running the project is capable of successfully managing it. If you can't put $270 bucks into your own project, you have no business asking for other people's money.

And thats the opposite how crowdfunding works. There have been many crowdfunded ideas on both coinfounder and bitcoinstarter, so it's not the case.

Some guy asked 5 BTC for a new laptop and he raised funds for that, it's silly but people do waste money. Now instead of them wasting 5 BTC on some random guy's laptop, he could just have funded my idea which actually gave them profits and not lose them money.

Even if it would not be a succes (which I doubt strongly), what the more likely?

  • Invest in my project, risk small amount (I only ask for 0.005 BTC now) and see what happens ? There is a good probability that you will gain profits


Or

  • Give 5 BTC to a random guy to buy his laptop and never see that money again.

So which one do you think has more risk or opportunity?

If a random guy can ask for any donation for any BS idea, then I can ask too for a very innovative business idea. So let's be fair here man.

Crowdfunding typically isn't an investment. From an investment standpoint, you invest in the management. A mediocre idea with good management is much better than a great idea with poor management. There is not a good probability you would make profits.

Bottom line is if you can't set aside $270 to start your own project, your clearly not a very good trader.
606  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 06, 2015, 01:56:53 AM

Come back once you have something built, you're too early to get investors at this point.

Very well, I`ll put some of my own capital into it, hopefully people will gain more trust then.

Although I think its good to be anonymous, this would be an anonymous "fund" , because in my view privacy is the NR.1 priority.
I won't request any info from the customers, they wont request info from me, as simple as that.

Look at the NXT based assets, completely anonymous yet they have 1m$ in it, and they are NOT scammers. The same way my asset would work, except that i`d be more innovative.

I think I was the first one to come up with this complex idea of investment, others were only investing in gambling sites or lottery.
This one is investing in diversified assets, with a good risk management, i think people should consider that as a great option.

I know that I have small trust because I`m a newbie, but clearly, people should invest in the "idea" not the "man". That is the other reason my I keep my anonymity, so that people to not confuse my identity with my project, we have to separate these 2 concepts.

Business is business and chit-chat talk on forums is that and its not identical.

This is the opposite of how any real investor invests. Ideas are cheap, the only thing that matters is if the person running the project is capable of successfully managing it. If you can't put $270 bucks into your own project, you have no business asking for other people's money.
607  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Silver coins for sale (I accept BTC, LTC, XRP etc), Free Shipping, Escrow Accept on: January 05, 2015, 07:31:01 PM
Anything Australian?
I know there are some in my foreign 2x2 lot, but to many to sort through. I might consider doing a "grab bag" style sales for the foreign ones if theres interest for it. Ive seen a few silver ones strewn in there, most of the coins are ~50-100 years old, dealer graded and some are priced:


I prefer Austrian silver personally



Marking this to remind myself to check back. Nice coins.

Thanks, if theres interest for coins on this forum I will offer my better stuff (some NGC MS65 morgans, NGC MS gold coins (MS64 1911-D $20 eagle) etc) as well.
608  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 05, 2015, 07:10:02 PM

Both. Expecting to make 20.69x your investment in a year is ridiculous.

Well then you must be a perma-bear. The bitcoin has made many people millionaires, average people, who just bought / mined it at the right time. So why can't I (with a record of trading experience) do the same if not better?

Only crappy bonds make you 2%/year, but this is Bitcoin we are talking about, the potential is much bigger.

You can also say the financial crash of 2008/09 made people millions. The majority of people have lost money with Bitcoin, the only people who have profited were the early whales who had tens of thousands of BTC's that they paid pennies for. Everyone that has bought BTC since last December has lost value (holders, not traders). Im not a perma-bear, I don't buy HYIP's, like your offering.

Your a fool if you think you can make 20.69x yearly. Im done with this thread, if anyone "invests" in this I lose faith in humanity  Roll Eyes
609  Economy / Auctions / Re: Running Business for sale on: January 05, 2015, 06:26:44 PM
How much volume does the site have in wagers?
610  Economy / Collectibles / Re: Silver coins for sale (I accept BTC, LTC, XRP etc), Free Shipping, Escrow Accept on: January 04, 2015, 11:34:04 PM
Any other slabbed coins from other countries?

Unfortunately I focus on US for slabs, but I have thousands of foreign coins in 2x2's, dealer graded, huge collection I bought out a few years ago, very few moderns in it.
611  Economy / Gambling / Re: BitDice.me - 1450฿ INVESTED. 100฿ MAX PROFIT. SINCE FEB 2014. on: January 04, 2015, 09:02:29 AM
Site loads for me. Personally, I wouldn't invest in any dice site after dice.ninja, DiceBitco.in etc. Risks are far greater than rewards.
612  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 04, 2015, 08:54:03 AM

I was being sarcastic. 6% a week? Thats the equivalent of turning $100 into $2069.69 in a years time.


Well, if thats the case then yes. Many people became millionaires in the BTC bubble, so why can't I ride the altcoin bubbles and become millionaire together with my investors ?

Do you lack the faith in me or in the altcoins, because at this point I don't really understand what is your problem with my project.

EDIT: I`ve uploaded proof that the address is the official address of the stock and from here the stocks will be issued

Both. Expecting to make 20.69x your investment in a year is ridiculous.
613  Economy / Lending / Re: Offering Short Term Loans on: January 04, 2015, 12:19:56 AM
All reasonable requests will be catered to.

-----
To apply, please post the amount you wish to borrow, collateral, interest %, and how long.

Communication is key.  If you happen to DEFAULT or know that you will not be able to make the full repayment on the loan, PM me right away and we can try to work something out.   Your post will have an 'IN QUESTION' tag on it until resolved.  If you bail or I come to the conclusion that it cannot be resolved, your collateral will be collected and negative trust will be left.

-----

  




Not to nitpick, but,  either post negative trust or collect the collateral not both, collateral is used to secure a loan so that there are no negative repercussions from not being able to pay the loan. What you are doing would be like a bank who gave you a secured loan and you didnt pay the payments but they took your security deposit and paid the loan then gave you a bad mark on your credit score. SO for me I think you should have to pick one or the other either collect the collateral or leave negative trust.

No, negative trust should be left. The OP isn't looking to buy the collateral, its meant to be used in the event the issuer defaults to reduce his risk. If a user defaults and their collateral has to be collected, they lost trust.
614  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 04, 2015, 12:12:03 AM

Im sorry, I didn't know it was that easy to make 300% a week, and 100% a year from your investment strategies  Roll Eyes. Best of luck to you   Wink

I would not say its easy, because its not, but it can be done.

99% Of new crypto currencies are BS, but if you have a taste to find the other 1%, that can explode really fast making 300-500%/ week.

Of course like I said, I would only invest small amount 1% in each, because they are very volatile, and to diversify the risk.

But overall, it can be a nice investment.

I would not look for 300%/ week, i think even 2-3% (above the bitcoin depreciation %, so in total about 6%)  / week is already a success.



I was being sarcastic. 6% a week? Thats the equivalent of turning $100 into $2069.69 in a years time.

615  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 03, 2015, 08:02:54 PM

This is a highly risky venture, and thus the potential profits need to match the risk, and no I don't live in fantasy world. Im not a "Bitcoin to the moon!" believer either, its not hard to show some proof you are a decent trader since your claiming to have been a trader for over 5 years.
Indeed, that is why i would diversify, and invest just like if it were a portfolio in real life.

Have you heard about investment diversification?

It means that i dont put 95% of the funds in 1 investment, heck not even 10%.

I initially though about 3% or even lower, depending on how the investors would want it. So if one turns out to be a scam, we only lost 3%, thats managable.And since the others will make more than 3%, all risks will be covered in the reward.

BTCJam can easily give 0.5%/ week, so does any other loan out there, compound that and that could give 100%/ year - the dividents, it's not hyip but the numbers dont lie. Worst case 10-20%/year, i think its a really good investment.


I see your points clearly, they are terrible. I've never heard of Ice-Dice, why anyone would want to trust their funds with an anonymous dice site is beyond me, dice.ninja, DiceBitco.in etc have all turned out to be scams. As I pointed out earlier, BTCJam is very prone to defaults, your more likely to lose money than make money. Banks, there are none, you would be looking at tops 1% a year if there were any. The coins you mentioned (NXT, Mastercoin, Bitshares) are not stable and do not have good yields.
Well then you forgot to do your homework, its not my fault that you haven't heard of them. Ice dice's owner is a respected member of this forum.

I know that BTCJam is prone to defaults, but i can calculate the risks and the probability of the defaults, by checking each loaner's background, and evaluating his competence.

Further more even if he defaults, i told you we will lose only 3%, but if he doesnt, we gain 20%. I think that is a good RISK/REWARD ratio.

Maybe you don't know how to read charts, but Mastercoin (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mastercoin/) has been in a downtrend for over a year straight. NXT (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nxt/) has been on a downtrend since June. Bitshares (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitshares-x/) has been on a downtrend ever since launch.


Check it again please, NXT coin right now is in an weekly uptrend, right now it hit 6100 satoshi, i think its a really good investment, for the long term of course.

Mastercoin if you look closely has a very straight price line, its volatility is big, but the price doesnt have a trend, once new features are added there, an uptrend is very likely there.I wont invest in it right now, but it will be on a watchlist.

Bitshares is pegged to the USD, and as the rhetoric of the FED will hold it could be a good investment short term, but not a long term one, i would buy it at dips, and sell it at tops, its more a tradable currency rather than a investable one.

Add SuperNET to the list, they will soon finish new feature uppgrades, it could be the next hot crypto out there, I heard that they are working on a decentralized exchange and multiwallet bridge, it will be exciting.

Also Ethereum, and various other crypto currencies could skyrocket, I would even invest in those which make 300%/week, but only a small amount (~1%), to hedge against BTC's depreciation.


Im sorry, I didn't know it was that easy to make 300% a week, and 100% a year from your investment strategies  Roll Eyes. Best of luck to you   Wink
616  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 03, 2015, 07:24:48 AM

Even in the event you don't scam, this is a terrible investment. That is not a business plan, that's an image with a few lines going in different directions, you might want to spellcheck as well. This couldn't possibly be profitable for anyone investing BTC into it. Here's why (input whatever BTC # you want):
Investor 1 (1 BTC for 10%)
You give out 20% for free
You own 15% (for free)
Investor 2 (2 BTC for 20%)

.....

I think you are just a troll. Do you even realize what you spell out?

You can't even put things in perspective. First of all, why would the investors need to be paid asap, a stock just like any other investment is a longer term investment. Dividents will be paid out weekly not every second,  and that "30%" that is lost would be lost over 6 months not suddenly.

I emphasized that PHASE 2 and 3 would take months!
IT IS NOT A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME!!!


So no fund would be lost, because i will adjust the supply according to demand. Meaning that with the rate that new people come into the business, by that rate i will give out new IPO's.

I wont just dilute the market with a billion shares/day, you are confusing me with the FED  Cheesy

So let me say 1 last time, i`ve planned out everything very specifically, the price will have a steady (not bubble or not HYIP) increase. The price would not crash neither because i would increase the dividents if this would happen, or stimulate the demand with special methods!

You criticize me that you think i`m no good trader, but yet you live in fantasy world and think that shares should make 60%/second isn't it? Well tell me 1 single share in the universe that made that much ROI at that frequency!

You see, you are so obsessed with criticizing me that you fail to see my clear points.

INVESTMENTS:
-Casino shares ex: Ice Dice good give game to invest
-Loans: BTC jam
-Mining: maybe you have a point here (i`ll invest very tiny amounts of the portfolio here)
-Bank: none existing yet but i`ve seen that they will be one soon, i`ll be cautious here
-Other crypto currencies with stable price and good yield (NXT,Mastercoin,Bitshares,etc)

This is a highly risky venture, and thus the potential profits need to match the risk, and no I don't live in fantasy world. Im not a "Bitcoin to the moon!" believer either, its not hard to show some proof you are a decent trader since your claiming to have been a trader for over 5 years.

I see your points clearly, they are terrible. I've never heard of Ice-Dice, why anyone would want to trust their funds with an anonymous dice site is beyond me, dice.ninja, DiceBitco.in etc have all turned out to be scams. As I pointed out earlier, BTCJam is very prone to defaults, your more likely to lose money than make money. Banks, there are none, you would be looking at tops 1% a year if there were any. The coins you mentioned (NXT, Mastercoin, Bitshares) are not stable and do not have good yields.

Maybe you don't know how to read charts, but Mastercoin (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mastercoin/) has been in a downtrend for over a year straight. NXT (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nxt/) has been on a downtrend since June. Bitshares (http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitshares-x/) has been on a downtrend ever since launch.

617  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 03, 2015, 05:18:53 AM

How will you increase dividends, paying investors back with the funds they invested? Thats a ponzi scheme, and not good monetary policy. I also don't see how this would hold any value. "Share would gain it's value by making faucets give away shares for captcha", this makes no sense, this lowers the value of the shares, and doesn't give you any revenue. "Basically think of this share as the S&P 500 of the crypto currencies, it would have a little bit of value in all major currencies and good investment currencies" So this is supposed to be an asset that holds crypto-currencies... How are you going to purchase those crypto-currencies? No one will invest in this, your giving out 40% of the shares for free via faucets. Why would I want to invest in something your giving away for free? Your hiding your identity, and your posts make it appear that you don't know what your doing. Obvious scam, at best this is just incompetence.

You totally misuderstand me or you have no economic knowledge. First of all, dividents will be paid out from the issuer (me) until i reach a 15% level, after that trading and new capital that flushes in will hold it's value.

As people see the huge increase in demand they will buy it, but i wont let it go into a bubble phase because i will sell my shares to control the price.

Why would anybody invest in it if its given out for free? well because faucets would give out tiny amounts 50-100 or less, while with cash investors could buy more of it. Just like with bitcoin why would anyone give out this from faucets if you can buy it from exchanges ? You see my point.

Yes later on it could be integrated into faucets, so that ad revenue could be also paid or earned in my shares. It could take the role of a currency too.

 If X advertised wants to advertise his website on a faucet he can pay 200 shares to the faucet owner, and then he can give out 180 shares, and keep 20 for himself. It would be a complete money-flow cycle in the crypto economy and no share would be valueless.

Also if the price will rise, controlled (which it will) faucet owners, casinos and other online crypto websites could use it too, making it just like a currency but it will be a share basically.

I told you that i will invest my earnings from the phase III. sellout into faucet websites that are willing to do business with me, that will more than enough cover the divident costs.

You see it's all plannned carefully and well-thought, acusing me of being a scammer is just empty words, when i clearly explain here the entire business model.

PS: I`ve updated the model, so please check the picture in post 1, you will understand it better, sorry for previous picture I left out the most important fact which is, how would the stock gain value, now you know, it would gain from investments into: casino shares,faucets, loans, etc.

Even in the event you don't scam, this is a terrible investment. That is not a business plan, that's an image with a few lines going in different directions, you might want to spellcheck as well. This couldn't possibly be profitable for anyone investing BTC into it. Here's why (input whatever BTC # you want):
Investor 1 (1 BTC for 10%)
You give out 20% for free
You own 15% (for free)
Investor 2 (2 BTC for 20%)

So you raised 3 BTC total. You claim you will generate income from cloud mining, except that cloudmining is incredibly risky (PBMining, Hashie.co etc), as well as its not that profitable. Say you beat the odds and make 10% profit off of your cloudmining contracts, your investors still lose out, because while they funded 100% of the venture they only receive 30% of the payout (so cloudmining generates 3.3 BTC, the actual investors only receive 0.99 BTC). You also claim BTC Banks, please show me a BTC Bank, I have never heard of one, other than Coinlenders which was a scam. Loans that give interest... Interesting, so BTCJam, where the default rate is extremely high, and would be lucky to net a 10% gain over the year? Again, investors lose out. In order for investors to even ROI, you would need to generate over 300% returns.

Casino shares, which site are you talking about? CasinoBitco.in hasn't been profitable in months, the only other casino I can think of is Just-Dice, which anyone here can easily invest in on their own. Ad Revenue is a joke, look at the rates people pay (adbit.co) for faucets.


There is a huge difference between BTC faucets and giving out shares via faucets. A BTC faucet gives out coins by hosting advertisements, as well as accepting donations (in most cases), which generates the faucet owner a profit. When your giving out shares for free, all it does is dilute investors.

Also, thanks for sending me an awesome PM:


If you could post some successful trades you have made over the past 5 years, it could add some credibility. Im a little confused on "wanting to run a bitcoin stock business". Also, it doesn't seem like your very serious about this if your "friend" has yet to introduce himself, your using a throwaway account, and you refuse to share anything about your identity.
618  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [CrowdFund] OMEGA STOX (CounterParty stock asset, closely related to BTC) on: January 02, 2015, 09:35:07 PM
Your project needs a little more work to get investors at this point in my opinion.  My suggestion would be for you to invest in your fund first, place a certain amount of the fund with BTC into an escrow or place a commodity (gold/silver) into an escrow, then seek crowd-funding.

Offer buyers a way out for your fund, like a buy-back that's secured with BTC in either an escrow or multisig. You might want to sign up over at BTCjam so your identity can be verified. On your crowdfunding page, you want to be anonymous, which you will find to be a liability to your effort to raise investors, that's a large red flag. Is Jamie Dimon (CEO of JPMorgan Chase) anonymous?

Right now, you have no assets and you would be raising 1BTC a liability, so essentially you are offering a negative stockholder equity. You also state that you are "still working out the technical sides of it", get that part worked out now and start raising income for your fund.
Not just me but everyone who invests would be anonymous, it would be a totally anonymous investment option.

Besides nobody said that you have to invest 1000 BTC in it, if everyone would just invest 10k satoshi into it, then we would get it running really fast. You can get 10k satoshi in 1 hours work so you dont risk really much. You can invest any amount you can tolerate to risk, its your decision guys.

You're also offering preferred stock (your crowdfunding) at the same time you're offering common shares (10 million shares) which is confusing. If .1 gets you 20k shares, then 200,000 shares is the maximum pool of preferred stock? You also say that no more than 50% will be owned by donators, this too adds confusion, because the math isn't working out on what you've stated, so you've left something out in your disclosure.  

Overall, your fund needs a lot more work, it's all fixable though, but requires more work on your part to secure investors.
Dont confuse it with preferred stocks, that is a different technical instrument. No it's all common stock, in the sense that all dividents are equal. What I mean there is that 0.1 gets 20k shares, that means that those guys get in total about 1 million shares, the rest will be distributed amonst faucet users, and/or can be bought at a lower than market price.

I will distribute them this way until I reach a 50 % ownership ratio, then i`ll sell the rest at a below market price or market price, until I reach about 15% with my friend.
Of course i wont push out all of it at once, it will be a gradual and rhytmic sale, to not distort the price. Because the maximum pool will be 10 million, yet at the beginning I will hold about 95% of it, so i have to sell it and distribute it slowly until I reach about 15%.

Also this mechanism will also prevent the stock to become a bubble,because if the price rises too fast and creates a bubble due to excess demand, i will quickly liquidate more shares from my pool and this will slow down the increase in price so that the supply could meet the demand.

It would be just like if I were the central bank of it, its just that i`ll manage it better than most CB do. This "monetary policy" as you call it, would ensure that the stock price is always stable and growing.

If the demand would fall , then i will increase the dividents.

I think its a very good monetary policy Smiley

How will you increase dividends, paying investors back with the funds they invested? Thats a ponzi scheme, and not good monetary policy. I also don't see how this would hold any value. "Share would gain it's value by making faucets give away shares for captcha", this makes no sense, this lowers the value of the shares, and doesn't give you any revenue. "Basically think of this share as the S&P 500 of the crypto currencies, it would have a little bit of value in all major currencies and good investment currencies" So this is supposed to be an asset that holds crypto-currencies... How are you going to purchase those crypto-currencies? No one will invest in this, your giving out 40% of the shares for free via faucets. Why would I want to invest in something your giving away for free? Your hiding your identity, and your posts make it appear that you don't know what your doing. Obvious scam, at best this is just incompetence.
619  Economy / Collectibles / Silver coins for sale (I accept BTC, LTC, XRP etc), Free Shipping, Escrow Accept on: January 02, 2015, 02:13:17 AM
Trying to sell some physical coins, would prefer to avoid Ebay's fees (and seller limits  Roll Eyes), Im also willing to use escrow (monbux), though I have quite a bit of trust. All prices include shipping, and I provide tracking. My prices are fairly firm, but Im open to offers, all prices are lower than anything on eBay at the time of this post.

Payment Methods accepted:
Bitcoin
XRP (Ripple)
Litecoin
Fluttercoin
PayPal (I reserve the right to cancel PayPal purchases)

$1 FV 90% "Junk" Silver: $16.50 (100+ available)

Roll of BU (brilliant uncirculated) 90% Silver Roosevelt Dimes (50 coins): $100



Roll of 35% Silver War Nickels (40 coins): $45



ICG MS64 FB 1944-S Mercury Dime: $35



ICG MS66 1956-D 90% Silver Quarter: $40



George Washington 1982 Commemorative 90% Silver Half Dollar Proof (w/ original box): $11 (13 available)



2000-P Proof Silver American Eagle (w/ original box): $50



1984 Los Angeles Olympics 90% Silver Proof Dollar: $20



NGC MS64 1964 90% Silver Roosevelt Dime (Rainbow Tone): $15



NGC MS64 1963 Silver Dime: $15



NGC MS64 1935 Walking Liberty: $90



NGC MS63 1954 Silver Franklin Half Dollar: $25



NGC MS63 1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar: $60



I have many more coins / sports memorabilia etc for sale, starting with this to see if theres any interest.
620  Economy / Auctions / Re: Advertise on BtcVisit.com on: January 01, 2015, 08:25:14 PM
0.0011

Pages: « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 [31] 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 ... 85 »
Powered by MySQL Powered by PHP Powered by SMF 1.1.19 | SMF © 2006-2009, Simple Machines Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS!