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701  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: Travelling to India on: June 16, 2013, 04:51:44 PM
You guys  keep  watching  the  sky,  coming  soon  ,  would  make  you all happy .

p.s - nothing more  beautiful  than Darjeeling.  and  Sikkim.  from there , you  can also  move  through  Bhutan ,  Beautiful  country , 
702  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: PRISM - The Indian Perspective on American NSA's new policy on: June 16, 2013, 02:34:36 PM
Funny  in the open market  you can  buy  any type of  data you need on people here in india,  in fact   good  data  provides  can  give  you   names,  DOB, pan  card numbers  address, financial  details, insurance  details,  incom tax  records, and  purchase  history.  nothing  new   with  what  businesses do . in facet this is a  good  lie of  business with high  profit  margins. 
703  Local / Buyer/ Seller Reputations (India) / Axorb/ mukundh3 [Resolved] on: June 16, 2013, 11:40:03 AM

if you selling something what you dont have it is a SCAM it is not a business.

I do not have any competition here as I do not sale here, just presenting. 1,4 btc to axorb not count. I sale on mtgox, bitstamp and btc-e, sorry for not promoting bitcoins in India.

Most funny thing in this thread is that person, who do not have money, buying bitcoins from people who do not have bitcoins. Fosbury flop, with me on top.

this thread is complete utter bull shit, I cant remember anything like that. Good luck to all of you in your BUSINESS!!!

i  dont  mind  you not  promoting  bitcoin in  india, i  can  understand  the frustration dealing  and  communicating   with people  here.  

Thats  why i  dont  trade BTC  here, to  much  problems.  

you dont  need to  trade  BTC in  order to   contribute  to this  community.  and  any  ways  you have  contributed alot  to  this  community  by  imparting knowledge to  everyone  here. Keep  doing that.  you are  doing  good  that  way, keep it up.   Roll Eyes

704  Local / Buyer/ Seller Reputations (India) / Axorb/ mukundh3 [Resolved] on: June 16, 2013, 10:39:08 AM
@mukundh3 be careful with smart kids here, who do not have nothing not a bitcoins not a money. They usually ask client to pay in advance, then they will rush to someone, who has bitcoins and try to buy in a hurry bitcons on lower rate and then send bitcons to you. Always be sure to ask a prove of that vendor has bitcoins, ask him to show you address and ask him to sign a message with your name to prove that it is in fact his address.

@Benson this BS trading practice have to be stopped here, any one who trying to sell btc without having it, have to be given SCAM TAG.
if you go soft of them, that can means only one thing - You are involved in it yourself!


Who is selling BTC without having it? If proven, that would involve a scam tag or an inquiry at the very least.
And I agree with the fact that anyone trading BTC without Escrow, Reputed sellers or Face to Face, will eventually get scammed like a rockstar.

why not mukundh3 will come out and post names of those who offered bitcoins to him.

for example legendster made a offer,
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I'll give you similar rates of what you are asking.

show us 20 btc dear

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Thinking about doing a transaction with axorb, but he wants me to go first.

axorb, any desire to show us your 20 bitcoins

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any one want to see my bitcoins?  here is my mining address from btcguild only

http://blockchain.info/address/1A83UrfJpETCUmTXRQVHC9g8heamy3nRy5



Well pinwheel i  see it differently , if  a   seller  here  does  not have  bitcoin  but  honors  the  deal  by   getting  bitcoins  from another  person at a lower  price. then it  is  ok. but   if  some one  takes  the money and   vanishes  now  that is  a  scam. 

This  what is  happening  is   just  business.

but  you know  some  thing, you  can  destroy  your  competition and  take over  the  market if you  play  it  smart.  may be  its  time  for  you  to  do a  hostile  take over  the  bitcoin market.  you  do have the BTC  volumes , you have  your  rig, and  all you  need to  do is,  start  playing  market  force. 

Just  a  thought .

705  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 16, 2013, 10:06:06 AM
I  raise  my hands,  its  like  driving  through a  brick wall. 
706  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 16, 2013, 02:36:56 AM

Why dont you get it ? Its not about YOU or ME or INDIA .. its about the silly RBI (and other govt) rules that makes inter-saarc trades very tough.

I dont  think you  are  able  to  grasp  what i am  talking  about , rather  you are  missing  the point.  What i am  talking  about has  nothiing  to do  with  RBI and  the  Government. 

I dont  think you  understood  my  concept , or you  are  really  trying   hard  to   sound  ignorant.
707  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 15, 2013, 09:23:04 PM
Wanna sell farmers your Bitcoins ? be my guest.

Dont take me the wrong way, I AM from a farming family.

Didn't quite get  the joke  you were  trying  to make.  an  elaboration  may help. 

Forget the joke.

All I m saying is that a united forum creates more problems than solutions. I m just proposing a separate board for all the SAARC countries - until I get rich enough to own a bank and facilitate charge free transactions in all the SAARC countries.

Ahaaa  ....  well  the  beauty about problems  is  the  solutions  that come  about .  remember these solutions  will only  work  when a  community  spirit  is  fostered. I am all about  creating  a  open  and  friendly community.  Creating, to many sub forums  will only  divide  the   bitcoin  community  which is  not a  good  thing.   We  the  few  members  are now in the  forefront  to having a  cross border community, and  then  flood of  new  ideas and changes that come  with it. greater  collaboration and faster  growth.

Now  if  you are  against  reaching  your  hand  over the border  and  integrate  the  south asian  members, then i dont  know   how  an  isolationism of  The indian  community  would  help us in the long  run .

OK.  speaking  on hypothetical terms, although  i  feel  greatly that it is  possible. but....   ok  back to  what i was  saying Hypothetically

A South  asian  integrated group (English speaking) (May be sub-forum for  national  languages)
 Effect :
Members  increase ,
Participation  on the  forum  increase .
Ideas  and  solution  to  trade start to take  place.
Bitcoin  trade increases (legendster you benefit  from this)
Mining  collaboration  may  increase .
New services   start up to  cater  to  the  problems  that  come  up .(Solutions  to  problems every one  is  talking about)


We can't always  go and  say "our group, no one  dare  enter it, my  country  my  say  i don't  like  sharing". But, what we  have  to  say  is "au contraire".
I always say, sharing  is  loving, and to love thy neighbor is the noblest of all  attributes.


I think  this  calls  for  a  new  thread proposing  this  idea. 
708  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 15, 2013, 08:34:58 PM
Wanna sell farmers your Bitcoins ? be my guest.

Dont take me the wrong way, I AM from a farming family.

Didn't quite get  the joke  you were  trying  to make.  an  elaboration  may help. 
709  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 15, 2013, 03:54:25 PM
No need to change our section, This subforum is in "Local" Category for a reason.

If some other country needs their own special subforum they can request it from theymos or simply use "other" section.

The thing is that the   sub  forum is  not   divided according to country . it  is divided  according  to  language.

Ours,  is  the  only  one  forum that is  catering  to  a  single  country,  that too an  English  speaking  forum.

I know  national  sentiments  are  high, but  look  here bitcoin is not  about   nations. it transcends  nations. I just  think it  is  a  good   idea  if  we  have  a  big  south Asian(English speaking)  community.

We  in india  have  a problem  with  not  many  bitcoiners,  so  why not   widen  the  net  to involve more  participation from  others  who  may  be  struggling to  find a  community  to  get  involved  with. 
710  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 15, 2013, 02:57:52 PM
 Huh dont know.
711  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 15, 2013, 02:06:17 PM
Looking at  this  thread,  i think  a  suggestion  to  have  this   forum  cater  to   south  Asia   is  far  better   than   just  India. 

let it  include  India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sir Lanka, Pakistan, Burma.
 
What do you all  think  about that.

Ufff, rather not Smiley

Too many problems will arise with such a team up. Each of the countries should be free to choose if they want to use our thread or not.

Well the  thing is that, if you  notice Our  India  forum is  the only  country  specific  forum   in Bitcointalk , , the  rest of the local  forum is  language  specific. 

Our forum has  become  more  like  a  location  forum for  english  speakers, and  i think expanding it  to include  other  countries  would  give  rise  to  alot  of  other  english  speakers in  south  asia  who  would  like  to participate  in the  bitcoin community .

So,  if  South  asia  is  unified  we  pool in  more   resources,  beter   collaboration more members, and  more  problems,  which is  a  good  thing  as  problems  give  rise  to   innovative  solutions  and ideas . Bitcoin does not  really  recognize borders. and i  think  we  should  also  tear  down  borders.   
712  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: From Bangladesh, want to buy Bitcoin! HELP ME on: June 15, 2013, 12:23:53 PM
Looking at  this  thread,  i think  a  suggestion  to  have  this   forum  cater  to   south  Asia   is  far  better   than   just  India. 

let it  include  India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sir Lanka, Pakistan, Burma.
 
What do you all  think  about that.
713  Local / India / Re: Games in India, for Indian, ideas, thoughts, views..... on: June 13, 2013, 03:42:05 PM
Games based on Indian culture...

maybe a game about rape would be appropriate, perhaps some of you guys would stop doing this in real.

Rape is a global problem, happens more outside India than in here. We do not have gun violence or family disaster dramas, hence the media covers rape.

Maybe if we knew which country you are from, we can concentrate on it.

O wow  Benson you  are in denial about  the  rape culture in india.  but then again  south india  is  relatively safe for  women ,  except  for the  religious  extremist  going around  pubs  assaulting  women. 

But  the  over  arching  issue  created in  india  especially in north india is  violence  against  women.  Respect  towards  women is not there. you cannot  go  out and not  have  then entire  street  full of  men  gawk at  you, passing  comments  and  even  trying to  grope. Public  transport is a  nightmare.

And  what happened  last  December was  the  worst  thing  that cold  happen to  indian  society  . 

Denying that our  country does not  have  a  problem only  makes  things  worst.  Identifying  and  acknoledging  the problem is the  first  step towards  reforming  society, then  comes  national  dialog, education and  upliftment .

 
714  Local / India / Re: Any Upcoming Start-ups? on: June 10, 2013, 08:09:59 AM


will announce by the  end of this month .  Hopefully it  will be  well  received.
715  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: PRISM - The Indian Perspective on American NSA's new policy on: June 10, 2013, 08:08:49 AM
unless there are immutable economic principles that support a completely free society you arent going to get one. of course, you could argue that we live in a completely free society now and people are completely free to act to limit your freedoms.

If I would argue that we live in a completely free society I wouldnt be so concerned about PRISM. I'd happily live in denial and talk about alien conspiracies.

So you are trying to say is that a completely free society is economically 'UNSTABLE' ?? Like since when did that happen ?

Why  are  you so  concerned  about PRISM . 

during the 80's  echelon network network  was  already created  with the cooperation of about 6  world  nations  to openly exchange  intelligence and  intercept  digital  data.  i can  assure  you that  most of  your  open communications  have  already  gone  past these  networks, And  any ways  India  has  it's  own  systems  that  are extremely good  at  listening  to every ones  communications  and  internet  traffic . do note  that according  to the DOT  ruling  all ISP needs to  loge  meta  data  of  every   customers  and  allow  access to the government to these data.  So all the  thing  that you have  done online is seen  and  known  by the  government  even your tor.

Then  we  have  china who  with the  help of their  state  controlled  mega  companies, do  tap into  the most of the  corporate  infrastructure.

Freedom is lost, and privacy is now  a thing  of the  past. 

till now  vpn is a  solution  only if the  vendors  are  trusted.

 

716  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: PRISM - The Indian Perspective on American NSA's new policy on: June 08, 2013, 03:49:22 PM
well in that  case  look into  strong  box .  a  legacy Arron  left  us all.
717  Local / Marketplace (India) / Re: Selling BTC @ Mtgox Rate - Delhi/NCR - Urgent on: June 08, 2013, 01:45:54 PM
well how  many coins you have  to sell.
Will  buy face to  face. cash at hand
and will pay  5k each coin.
718  Local / Off-Topic (India) / Re: PRISM - The Indian Perspective on American NSA's new policy on: June 08, 2013, 06:36:20 AM
one  word .

"asymmetrical encryption".  Learn it , love  it,  live it and  follow it  like a  religion.

vpn

i2p

and never  use  cell  phones . they read  your mind  too . lol hahaha   Tongue
719  Local / Mining (India) / Re: once again, Indian currency based on Ripple on: June 04, 2013, 04:29:35 AM
what is it?
Its  more  of a  debt   based  system, where in  you pass  along  a debt to people. based off  which actual  fiat payments  are  made  through  their  exchange  points.

It's a more  a  less a  Keynesian economics at  play here.
720  Local / Mining (India) / Re: once again, Indian currency based on Ripple on: June 03, 2013, 07:41:52 AM
Hi Subvolatil,

  • I am sure 99.9% Indian business will not start accepting crypto currencies soon
  • but if we start our own crypto currency and media coverage comes , more than 50% will start using
  • Indian market is media driven and it will be easy to get coverage as bitcoin is in lime light
  • Now we need to really think, should we go in Ripple style or Litecoin or yacoin style
  • I feel indian market Ripple style is better but we can discuss this
  • in case we start how many of you are interested in joining

 can we discuss this, I can setup a conference call betweeen interested parties



That  sounds  like  a  great  idea.  I am  always  for  open  discussion and  dialog.
The  greater  the number  of  people  involved in active  discussion  the  greater  the  chances of  open collaboration and  finding solutions  to this problem  we  are  facing. 

Starting  a  crypto currency is  not  a  big hurdle, but setting  the  right  characteristics so that it  accommodate  the Local users and  also its  ability to  be  used in  layer  transaction  against  BTC becomes  vital.

   Ripple  in my  view  becomes   highly  unstable  when trust  systems   are  violated. and  when that trust  system  is based on debt it  gives  rise  to  a unstable  currency market.  which  will never  sustain it self  on a   longer  run.

Lets  see how  this  discussion  turns  out . lets  outline  the  main  objectives  and  lines  of  communications  and  see  what  we  can   brain storm.

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