okay, I do not have a tv but I would like to watch some of the Olympic events. what is the best (at a decent price) service to get?

i would like to be able to download the stuff pretty soon after the events happen.

thx

If you can get me an invite on Bitme ( not .tv ) id be happy to pay.

Ok my bad, you are selling invites. My statement stands correct.

You are selling accounts and you don't know what's the problem? You must be really ignorant.

what?

the problem is, you aren't respecting their rules

ppl will be sad when invite trees start getting nuked

it makes me happy that scienceHD isnt on that list

Got another invite, everything went smooth.

+1 PTseller  Good to trade with you

If people send you confirmed coins with a 'minimum or more' fee then you should get your transaction confirmation in a block or two.
(This is regardless of the client software you are using).

I guess the safest thing to do, say for large amounts of BTC, is to only release whatever you are selling when you see the usual 6 confirmations. If you get a transaction and it does not confirm then you are in the 'grey zone' where it could be a genuine delay (as I have described above) or it could be someone trying it on (i.e. the transaction is 'fake' in some way and will never confirm).

An unconfirmed transaction is a bit like someone signing the back of a cheque that someone gave them and saying:
 'This cheque will be fine - trust me. Now if you could just give me that gold bar you are selling me I will be off'.

If you click on the amount that is 'Available to spend' on the MultiBit screen it takes you to this help page:

http://multibit.org/help_availableToSpend.html

It is the amount that you have in your wallet that has been confirmed by a block.
MultiBit only allows you to spend bitcoin that have been confirmed by the block chain.


If it took 3 days to confirm a transaction then the probably reasons are:

+ the fee for the transaction sent to you was lower than the minimum amount. (Eventally the bitcoin in the transaction 'mature' and the required minimum fee drops and then a miner includes it).
+ one of the amounts that the person sent to you used was unconfirmed and hence your transaction was only put onto a block when the previous transaction confirmed. Some of the other wallets, notably blockchain.info, allows you to spend bitcoin as soon as you receive it (i.e. it does not wait for confirmations).

The transaction confirmation is a bitcoin network thing, not a MultiBit thing.
I personally always set a fee a bit more than I have to to avoid my transactions getting 'stuck' in the system and then the recipient experiences the 'transaction takes ages to confirm' that you have just seen.

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i have 11.6995 BTC in my wallet but when i click on send it asked me for 0.0005 fee so i reduce amount to 11.6990 or 11.6980 but i can't send Sad multibit allow me to send only 7.3 BTC right now donno why ?? i got BTC few days back please help me out how can i make this transaction happen

Hmm strange, I personally even tried a fee of 0.0001 for much larger transactions and didn't experience any problems.
Is it possible you still got some of your coins pending? (does it say "available to spend: 7.3" or something?)

You might want to post on the Multibit thread to get notice on this question.
 - http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43616.0

You don't need to use MtGox's site.  We just use MtGox to determine the current price.    Right now (adjusts in realtime) we are buying coins @ $5.40 USD/BTC.  $5.40 * 11.8 = $63.72.  We can pay you in about 15 minutes (just need a confirmation).

Send us a PM we will help.
All you need is coins, a wallet, and a Paypal account.