I sent, and the funds have no hold
Post the TXID or GTFO. In the meantime, enjoy some more negative rep. I think it's getting more and more obvious that Turing56 is a scammer; he himself has been just repeating over and over that he's not a scammer without any proof, and has been ignoring your requests to post a TxID. @Turing56, you should have been smarter to scam; scamming PayPal funds? Really? lol. A scammer like you should already know that PayPal funds can easily be charged back.  |
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There's already been quite a few scam reports on btcrow.com; just stay as far away as possible from them. Forum escrows have done the job completely well and handled large amounts of bitcoin.
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2 days left website going really cheap making 200$ a month stable.
Can I ask why there is a time limit for you to sell the forum? Is there already an offer, and you're just waiting to see if there is a better offer coming? (I checked the thread but I didn't find any mention of an offer.) Might as well send me a PM with the info.  |
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Name: bitcoin revo Post count: 128 Rank: Full Member Bitcoin Address: 1PXMwGoF86reLbjEfSk3qij5R8bbX6gbM Hope I get in. |
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I also bought a key to support your work. Hopefully I'll be able to see this grow and have features that blow me away. Thanks for coding this. |
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Im Sr member i can earn 1btc at 15week with sign campaign or 3month, if coinoindex sign campaign open his service again  Isn't that lower than minimum wage then? A lot lower, definitely. Most people who get excited about that amount are people who don't have an opportunity to get a job; either because of their area, or their age. |
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If you have a company mainly these emails can be very attractive
Not at all. Imagine a client being attracted to a company with " 123456@gmail.com" as their email... can you imagine it? Neither can I. Same goes for most of your emails you're selling. |
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Faucet owners try to awe users by using the satoshi unit, saying "thousands of satoshis!" and other things like that. But you have to realize that you're wasting your time for less than a penny. |
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I would like to buy for PP, have been trusted with over 13-14 btc on primedice..
We can use a MM but we must agree on the person we pick
If you don't have any solid reputation, then don't even try to do the trade. Proof that you were trusted with over 13-14 BTC would be nice, but even then, it'll be risky because you aren't risking anything. |
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Wasn't it obvious that this guy wasn't meaning to really give out loans to anyone? I'm glad he got tagged with that neg rep.
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Staking my address here.
1PXMwGoF86reLbjEfSk3qij5R8bbX6gbM
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ARe you sure, 150BTC??? Is that not a little but much?
Not really, for some people. They're born traders.  @OP, maybe you should try starting out with non-reversible payment methods. |
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Bitcoins will be hard for them to stop without shutting down the entire internet. Should a government act against bitcoin, it would drive the price through the roof.
The government of first world countries would never want their beloved currency to go to waste. They are already acting against it. They can't fully go through with it, however. It's a decentralized currency. The only possible outlet they have is putting place laws and regulation that make it harder to obtain or trade. NYC bitcoin LBC exchanges have pretty much been banned because you need a license (which is hard to obtain) in order to purchase/trade bitcoin. I wouldn't be surprised if more came. I think there is a lot more difficulty in trading bitcoin with a fiat currency, as the fiat part can be tracked without too much trouble, and as long as financial institutions/banks carry out the government's will, it can make it a chore to trade. What is very difficult to control however, would be bitcoin being used to buy and sell actual goods and services. It is very effective at doing that, whether the government chooses to act against it or not. In fact if they choose to be against it, then they will force bitcoin users to operate outside of the law, and that means that they won't be able to capture any tax revenue from sales. The IRS already wants people to put bitcoin apart of their income if they have any. So it's not like people aren't already escaping the laws of the US tax system. Regardless, I would have to disagree about trading with Bitcoin and fiat currencies. In my opinion trading with BTC is much more easier than fiat currencies because of the fraud associated with sellers and fiat currencies. I'd only accept bitcoin when possible if I were to sell anything, especially online. I wouldn't have to worry about any type of bullshit going on with my money in terms of fees, chargebacks, ect. PayPal specifically coming to mind in terms of ecommerce and online dealings, they do nothing but rob you of your money. I think you misinterpreted what I was trying to say. I am talking about trading/exchanging funds between bitcoin and fiat (x bitcoin for y USD or vise versa). Without fiat transactions, how is the government going to keep track of your bitcoin transactions? It wouldn't be within their line of sight to know how much bitcoin you have. I know what is your point, you only want to say is, bitcoin is only depending on fiat money and if theres no fiat money bitcoin will be useless, you only change your money into digital so that you can have an easy transaction. I'm probably not explaining myself well enough. I'm talking from the perspective of (the government) tracking people with bitcoin and bitcoin transactions. That tracking can only be done if you are exchanging your bitcoin with fiat (not cash), so that there will be a record with your bank. Other bitcoin purchases that are not taxed, wouldn't be traceable. So in the even that the government outlawed bitcoin, I think you'd still be able to use it as long as you don't have transactions between your bitcoin account and your fiat bank account. How you can exchange your bitcoin into fiat but not in cash? through exchanging your coins into fiat and put it into your bank account? how? because all i know that you can only exchange your bitcoin if you exchange it into a cash and if you exchange it through load it can also track you. the government can use various justifications or pass new laws if necessary that bars businesses from accepting bitcoin as payment. Laws against tax evasion, money laundering, etc. |
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I lost around 1 Bitcoin in sports betting. but I don't gamble too much
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people often gamble what they can't afford to lose, but they do it in hopes of making more money, the problem is they lose a bit, try to break even and lose more, and the cycle continues.
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IMHO Gun bans only take guns out of the hands of those law-abiding citizens who decide to comply with them.
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I agree that bitcoin from a merchant adoption perspective is a negative point (for now) but it is wonderful speculative and gambling instrument
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I'm hopeful that we'll see 300-350 by the end of the year!
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I'm not really confident in storing my bitcoins on a paper or on my computer. I use a hot wallet for daily spending.
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I dont rely more in blockchain.info There are plenty of alternatives, like blockr, blocktrail etc.
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