Huh? What happened to it?

GPG identify here, or we'll reset your forum password and mark you as a scammer until you do.

GPG sign the following:


I verify that the following post was made by me:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=61500.msg720921#msg720921

Edit: I looked into it, and I see that isn't possible. However, he looks clean. I'll get back to you guys on the IP check.

Give him a bit. If you see him trying to pull a last minute scam, though, let us know.

Invalidated the address. If you want the original address, recalculate the checksum.

Just ask Luke to DMCA it again...

For the record, after a review, there appears to be no evidence that the account was hacked. Still be careful, though.

Huh? Because hash power percentage is significantly different from the percentage of Bitcoin network nodes, this is a huge point. Until the relay nodes upgrade, it can take a well-connected node up to 24 hours to get a transaction to a miner that would accept it. At this point, BIP 16 has a huge advantage: although it will take that long to get the transaction to a BIP 16-based address, once it's there, it can be spent just as quickly as a normal address-based transaction. BIP-17 transactions have to wait on both ends. Hope you aren't buying anything with Bit-Pay... (they only wait 15 minutes for the transaction)

He is.

No, this guy has scammed much more than that. Please read the sticky I put up.

This has proven to be a ponzi scam, and anybody who has done a shred of research knows this. When this blows up, I doubt that there will even be a news article about it. I mean, seriously, there's hard evidence that it's a ponzi and the owner is some unknown guy who came out of nowhere. Anyone who gets scammed by this deserves it. Hell, not even MyBitcoin was this obvious, even though there were signs that it was going to collapse. (I'm proud to say that I got out of there without losing a thing)

If you see this post and you have money on the site, I'd remove it while you still can. You've been warned.

This is the list we have:
bitbetter
Gluskab
brunoshady
killer2021
kuba_10
Sjalq
madload
darvil
epii
Clarithium
borito4
tachi641
pharno
Iyeman

If the account is no longer marked as a scammer, that means that we believe that the original owner has taken back the account. However, you should still ask for extra identification before transacting with any of these people.

Recently, people who have been inactive for a long time have been requesting loans out of the blue. These accounts have been compromised. At this time, we believe that the accounts used the same password as what was released back during the MtGox hack. We are marking these accounts as scammers as soon as we see them, but there are several that we've missed. If you see someone request a loan after being largely inactive, REPORT THE POST AND CONTACT A MODERATOR IMMEDIATELY.

Were the first two transactions to other people? If so, they might have given you a MtGox bitcoin address, and when you send to those from within MtGox, the transfer is done instantly internally.

Dear mother of God. Remind me not to mess with you people.
If it's any consolation, if you were able to guess the SSH password, the box was owned a few seconds after it connected to the internet. You did the world a great service to have it get taken down.

I'll pass on the IP check request.

On the contrary, you don't have to make the script known publicly to redeem it. You can mine it yourself, or get someone that you trust completely to mine it for you. Once it's in a block, the only danger is that the block could be orphaned, and since the script is now publicly released, other people could try redeeming it.

However, that is significantly better than BIP 17 where anyone can try redeeming it the second the BIP 17 transaction appears on the network.

Logically, it would make the most sense to make the conversion at the time of payment, since that's what kujoking7 agreed to receive. It doesn't matter that the funds will be directed toward the lenders and that if the conversion was made right now, kujoking7 would at least be able to pay off everyone's principle. kujoking7 sold the Macbook for $600, so that's what he should receive (even though it'll immediately be converted to bitcoin and he won't be getting it personally).

It's the latter. I remember seeing a post like this just a few days ago.

Sadly, both sides are twisting this into seeming like a "vote". It isn't. In order to activate full validation of P2SH transactions, we need over 50% of the hash power to update their clients to be ready to preform the full validation.

People are refusing to update.

Huh? You don't WANT old client to fail verification unless you purposely want to fork the chain, and if we do that, we might as well make other changes, too.

I just received my order! Because I was the first person to order in bitcoins, I received BOTH a 4 oz jar of honey and the lipbalm in addition to my order.

As for the caramels, like I said, I ordered raspberry and chocolate. The chocolate caramels are sweet on the outside, and bitter on the inside. It reminds me of a certain kind of chocolate bar that I can't remember off the top of my head, except better and more flavorful! Petty that they're so small compared to said chocolate bar. Guess I'll have to order more (Don't worry, the caramels are plenty big for caramels. I'd guess about one and a half mini Tootsie Rolls long, and about as wide.)

The Raspberry is a strong sweet explosion! They are not for the weak sweet tooth. If you like your sweets more neutral, go with the chocolate (or maybe the plain or almond, but I didn't order any to try, so I don't know). Luckily, I enjoy candy on both sides of the spectrum! My only complaint is that I couldn't really taste the raspberry, but that might just be because I don't have any plain caramels to compare to.

The caramels come in a clear plastic bag tied with a twist-tie, and then placed in a small thin cardboard box and sealed with a BEES BROTHERS sticker. It is perfect for ordering in bulk and then giving the individual boxes as gifts. Not sure how long they stay, though. I suspect that I'll never find out