Haha, I like the name, bitponzi.com would be to obvious.
Worse. It's already taken. |
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Bitstamp itself is from Slovenia and likely only registered a UK Ltd. because it is cheaper there and regulations in the financial sector are even more generous than in Slovenia. Also it might be easier to get an answer from british officials regarding regulations of shady/very new financial constructs, as they are used to see that daily compared to Slovenian regulators.
No, it is because a huge amount of scams is run by a slavic group through that very adress very successfully already |
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Laff, you said "company"  No really, this is again an example that should remind people to take a closer look at who you're dealing with. Look at bitstamps supposed adress and google it : 5 Jupiter House Calleva Park, Aldermaston Not only is this again a mail forwarder, but it is one of THE most infamous RL adresses on the net due to the absurdly high amount of scams being run though it. Remember, there is no reason for a legitimate company to hide behind mail forwarders, virtual offices, proxy registrants etc. In contrast to the real economy however 99% of bitcoin "companies" hide behind exactly that type of curtain. And those that do invariably turn out to be either scams or to be run by hacks. Google your adresses, people, it'll save you a lot of grief. |
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But if Wikipedia finally accepts Bitcoin, and no Bitcoin donation actually being made afterwards, it's just super lulz  All of this has happened before, all of this will happen again. |
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I expect this is open source? Or how are you going to ensure your app isn't a wallet/login data stealer?
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Not only that but Bitfunder.com is now closed for USA users. BTCT closed down. Bitcoin is set to become the World minus USA currency. First Mt Gox, then BitInstant, now Dwolla. Americans BTC users don't have many options for exchanging local currency.
Minus Thailand, too, and it's legally iffy in China. I thought China had outlawed all types of virtual currencies? Or was that only WoW Gold? |
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Let me guess. No 2FA? no viruses... How would you even know that? Because I ran a full check with 4 different anti malware / anti virus tools? That would only protect you from common threats, which the highly specialiced trojans/keyloggers out for bitcoin exchange login data most definitely are not. The only way to confidently deny the presence of bitcoin malware is if you'd exclusively accessed exchanges via a fresh and clean VM. |
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None of them have any class, one's a drug dealer and the other operated a ponzi, where did all the classic criminals that stole gold from banks go?
banks |
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Let me guess. No 2FA? no viruses... How would you even know that? |
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Satoshi is pooling on the great rig in the sky
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Now they've basically stolen my money and won't give it back unless I send enough high-resolution documentation to steal my identity to some dude in Slovenia. Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation of the so-called blush response? Fluctuation of the pupil. Involuntary dilation of the iris... |
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I've never heard of this happening.
So you're saying that you've created multiple addresses under the "Receive" section, and that none of those addresses show up any longer when you look in the "Receive" section?
I had that happen during a client update. It was resolved through a -rescan. |
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Is this a cron job per feed?
Or is one cron job for all of them at the same time and we will see the forums grind to a halt every ten minutes in the future?
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ILLUSTRA E-COMMERCE SOFTWARES AND GRAPHIC DESIGN UNIQUE EXPERT COMPANY
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Wth is this :O
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I wouldn't worry. Now that Silk Road is done for, he'll hopefully calm down due to lack of drugs.
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Can't understand the point on this thread. Can someone explain what this all about?
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How is it uncrackable? I heard it may be a brain wallet. What is that?
Its uncrackable because its presumably heavily encrypted and not worth the years of dedicated computing power it would take to crack. A brain wallet is a wallet designed around a simple phrase or collection of words. The idea being you only need to know the phrase and a predictable bitcoin address can be generated using a specific algorithm. It allows the owner to delete any physical copy of the wallet. The only way to get to the coins is to know the phrase. The coins effectively exist nowhere but the mind of the owner, hence the name "brain wallet" I'm pretty sure skulls are crackable. |
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