Latest posts of: onezerobit

Quote from: Coinbuddy on August 25, 2014, 04:23:26 PM

Quote from: Leina on August 25, 2014, 04:18:06 PM

Merchant site like Amazon and Ebay.

Or freelancer/job type webiste with cheaper fee using bitcoin.

I think there are already some merchant website .
I think there is no freelancer website,or get paid to sign up website,

Not sure if qoinpro would be classified as "get paid". Worth a look?

Use my link...if you are interested.
https://qoinpro.com/67d9703bcc346ec05345f21ad378e2e6

Quote from: bitkilo on August 25, 2014, 03:14:53 AM

We need more take away and home delivery food places to start accecpting btc.
I wanted food for btc last night and not 1 place in my area delivers.

Why not start a little small with the Tips with the delivery guys, or the waiters....if they start accepting BTC, you are one step closer to get food delivered with BTC....interesting?

Its hard to trust these newbies, will wait till it gets a review written by someone trustworthy.

The first rule of Buying/Selling BitCoins.....DON'T USE PAYPAL/EBAY/CreditCard....use CASH, in PERSON, in A CROWDED AREA (so you dont get mugged later on.)

Completely off the topic....but related..

The question is to those people who already have a BTC ATM,
Q. How many times have people actually used them at your store?
Q. if there are a good number of people using them, do you know why they use it....or why they dont?
Q. What are you doing to get people interested in BTC.
Q. Do you use a cached value...or update the BTC/USD based on the latest exchange value.

I asked all these questions because i am from a neighborhood where people would think twice about btc, maybe your answers would solve some of my questions.

No one is getting my phone number.

WIll buy them bitcoins....or waste a large amount of human hours on those faucets instead.

VIRUS....delete the email...move on...DON'T EVEN DARE to download that file.

is there any app for escrow?
if not....would people be interested in using something like that?

what will be the issues....please let me know.

Quote from: ajareselde on August 17, 2014, 10:17:12 AM

Quote from: TheIcky on August 17, 2014, 07:14:10 AM

Please excuse my ignorance if this is not news worthy.

COINBASE IS SOLD OUT OF BTC!

I havent noticed this happen before, let alone that it will be almost 1wk to receive coin. Last time looks like Nov 18 2013...

It happened many times before, this is not the first time.
Dont get too excited about this, they will restock shortly.
It just shows that bitcoin is still pretty hot topic amoung investors, but were still far from new rally.

Probably a lot of people are trying to buy them after the recent drop in prices.
Or....as conspiracy theorists(NOT ME) would say....coinbase pausing the supply to wait till the price rises up again.

Quote from: deadsea33 on August 14, 2014, 09:49:51 PM

Bitcoin is the 'iPad' of cryptoworld: it will be first as long as it will have something more to offer then competitors.

Right now, the way i see it...the user acceptance is the "something more"

First mover advantage?

Nope....i believe it is the user acceptance, and the popularity BTC receive (even from ill-fated activities) thats what made BTC shine in the eyes on the world.

Promotion expires in 19days....make the most of it now.....BTC rates are plunging a little might help you in the long run Guys

Quote from: oceans on August 12, 2014, 12:23:13 PM

I wouldn't even risk using PayPal right now to buy bitcoins as the payments can be reversed which means you can end up with nothing and losing out. I would look into some other form of payment instead of using PayPal especially if you are looking to not get scammed.

Well....it would be the person selling the BTC who would end up with being scammed.
I can always buy BTC from Paypal....but the question is, will there be anyone willing to sell me BTC with Paypal involved....My Guess is NO, unless the person is a novice, or trusts the buyer blindly.

Quote from: TheLotusPod on August 11, 2014, 11:52:16 PM

Hello everyone, i hope im posting in the right section most relevant to the topic at hand

Im wondering if there is a well established website out right now which allows the purchase of bitcoins using paypal

Any help would be much appreciated and i dont mind tipping someone for the info

Thank you very much everyone

Cheers!

If there are any sites, be ready to pay more than the market price....it sure is going to be costlier than anything out there.

Sorry for your loss, but its gone, and there is a very good chance you wont see them again.

Quote from: h0lybyte on August 07, 2014, 10:05:26 PM

Dedicated Server - $30 monthly
Domain - $10 yearly
SSL - $20ish? yearly, matters

then the rest is all free, use open source software:
- OpenVz, Nginx, MySQL, Wordpress and then a few WP plugins.

you should be all set afterwards Tongue

You can also write for us, we offer 100% revenue sharing.

I suspect a decent SSL would be around $80 yearly, dedicated server would be cheaper, check out digital ocean and linodes....if you got a better option...throw em at me, i would love to take a look at em

Alright guys, we have made a few changes to the website, and would like you to take advantage of our New Promotion.

Make 11 BTC/USD trades in a day, and we will fund your account with 10 mBTC for that Day.

let them signups begin

Changes made to the promotion, feel free to check those out.

lets not get carried away.....even if that is possible, it is not gonna happen in less then a year.

You can do as many trades as you want and as much trades as you need. And for the 11th trade, trade as much as you want but we will only give you an extra 0.02 BTC that week.

Say you buy 0.1 BTC for $60. We will give you an extra 0.02 BTC so your total is 0.12 BTC.

Hope that makes it clearer. I will update the original post.