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So basically the user BitCloak paid me bitcoin to fund his Reddit ad slot. I agreed, sent the payment, but now Reddit has saved my details.
He/she has agreed to allow me full control of the account until this fiasco is resolved. Im still funding his ad.
The account, when prompted to pay for a purchase under "credit cards", it shows mine right there, at the top. I'm worried this is a safety issue. Does anyone know a fix, that hopefully isn't contacting support?
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I don't understand this to be honest ; why are they selling shares of their project ? They know best will it turn profit, so it seams to me that they are
looking more for bailout of sorts, rather than that they are selling shares from any other reason.
Personally, i am not even remotely considering of investing my funds there, but i am interested in what others have to say tho.
The whole idea of crowdfunding is that they don't really have the funds to do everything they want. They sell shares to fund their research and development. I'm investing 1 btc  |
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@Everyoneabove If you guys just contact me at my mail or at my skype (mike.linssen02) I can show you that im not scamming. Im selling this on like 6 other forums and already got enough customers that are happy and having fun listening (I can send you links of topics  ) And about lifetime warranty. Ive got enough accounts so its a little effort to give a new one and, if you dont trust dont buy please. Kind regards, Could you send me a vouch copy? I'll vouch for you, and vouches greatly increase your thread traffic. This will lead to more potential buyers and more sales. PM me with a copy and I will produce a vouch within 24 hours. Im sorry i am not giving away any more vouch copies. If you want proof just add me but mostly it is with people that want vouch copies they just dont wanna spend any money. (I'm not saying you do this necessarily so dont feel offended) You really should give a real vouch copy. Everyone who's "vouched" for you sure newbies, with barely any posts. Decoded for one isn't your alt, so we know that you didn't make another account to vouch for yourself. |
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I'm also interested. Looking for an A4 Howl if possible. I have a budget in total of max $500. OP, I can sell you some CS keys at $2/key  |
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If I purchased it, used to to resell domains for cheap, and get caught in the act, could I go to jail or get fined for damages? Even worse, ICANN can come after me ;-/
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TL;DR: MCC sent you a card that was cancelled because you ordered one to the same address.
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$2 each, you may get a discount when buy in bulk.
More like $1.95, if you know where to find sellers. The dispenser.tf price is $2, and usually you can find things cheaper than there. It's like you can get cheaper deals than g2a. |
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The law of supply and demand will totally affect this. The price will increase, but it will not be doubled. It's simply not sustainable. Maybe it might rise 60-70%, even 80%.
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Think of bitcoin simply as money. You can't honestly "double" your money instantly unless you invest in a ponzi (which is illegal) or gamble (which is super-risky).
Get a job, and earn money.
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Hold it for a price increase. Once it rises, I sell 7 btc and convert 1 into eth, 1 into lisk, 1 into trumpcoin, and the rest into fiat. Two bitcoin will go into a cold wallet for a long time, and one bitcoin will be for bitcoin trading.
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Bitcoin literally just dropped from $480. It will be a breeze getting up there again. Of course in buying bitcoin! I've got an order for $440 right now, I just have to wait for my bank to stop being douchey.
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Sucks that here in Australia, everyone has a credit card. I don't think that bitcoin will come to Steam in Australia soon :-/ Why the hell does America get it first?!?!?  |
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So it's like a loaded Casassicus coin, disregarding it's collectors value.
You can pass them on, load them up, or spend them. Wouldn't a paper wallet be the first physical wallet? This souls be more of like, "the first physical bitcoin note"
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Signing up. Looks good so far! If you guys work out for me, I might go for next year and get you guys to host my soon-to-be-released CSGO site,!
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Update: I made a simpler version of BitCloak, the mixing is done in the same way but the user interface is cleaner and flat dark. This was meant for people with a slow connection or different tastes. I also improved other parts of the mixer, now it can deliver clean Bitcoins in 10 minutes (if you send with a high fee) or 30 minutes if you set a very small fee. Simple Version: http://bitcloak43blmhmn.onion/simpleAlso for the users that want to double check the market url before sending Bitcoins I made this small tool: http://bitcloak43blmhmn.onion/stuff/checkIn the meantime BitCloak surpassed the 340+ successful orders. Thanks everyone and happy mixing. BitCloak How much bitcoin in circulation do you have in total? Do you guys also provide an investor option? Id love to, but my network at home does not allow tor, So I can't venture to your site. |
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Pros:
- Bitcoin is international, no international transaction/exchange fees
- Super-low fees
- Small denominations
Cons:
- Relatively slow block times
- Super-volatile
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Did you use truecrypt or veracrypt? Those applications are flawed.
Have you used the password anywhere else? Did you use on-screen keyboard when opening the .rar file? If you didn't any old keylogger could log your password. Simple as that.
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I wouls expect at least a 1% return in one month to send money to such a site. But it depends on trustability. I would demand a higher interest if I judge the site is not very trustworthy.
Just my opinion.
To be honest, if an untrusted company gave a super-high interest rate, most people will call it a ponzi. If the interest rate is too low, people would call it a scam. Youb have to find that "goldilock zone" |
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It's down right now. They don't use cloudflare, so there's no live backup you can access. I'm guessing the servers have gone down for maintenance or refreshing.
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This is what white-hackers are for. But what's in it for them? Are you going to pay the hackers to hack the system and repay investors? Are you going to let the hacker steal from the ponzi operator? So the investors still don't receive any compensation? Only if someone had the capability to hack and the drive to hack a ponzi without any payment, would this work.
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