You are a hero member and I'm a noob...so I'll transfer first...but can you do a pgp signature or something...or should we just use escrow like member John K?  I was just trying to make a similar deal and they were clearly trying to scam me with some program called autoeSCREW.exe...I said F*%$ that.

Read em and weap guys...if he hasn't sold these yet...I'm buying all of them in one go.  Give me a BTC address and I'll give you my BTB address... 4.624 BTC will be sent immediately upon reply!

Tried and failed to scam me...Always request trusted escrow services from a hero member for doing business with new users on this forum...or even somewhat less new...be wary every time you send your bitcoin to anyone...you may not see anything back, unless you know they're safe to deal with and have positive feedback on this forum...its like ebay stats with more swearing.

This is the wild wild west of Crypto's folks...it's all fair in love and bitcoin.

Keep a gun handy, and err on the side of shooting.

Ever since this member posted this, I've been requesting that we do a deal, yet he wanted me to download an exe file called autoEscrew...this seemed fishy so I suggested we use a moderator and he said to look up AutoEscrew on Github and that it was open source, I could find nothing pertaining to this program in this forum.  I found a perfectly reasonable escrow option through hero member John K.  Seller would not use a "human" mediator. 

Considering 50 bitbar would be an extraordinary haul right now, he is either a. trying to scam or b. was able to pre-mine, which I doubt.  Thus I advise you proceed with caution if you choose to deal with this seller...I decided to keep my coins, as he stopped responding after I suggested that he find a reasonable hero member with verified escrow history to help broker this with us, since he was unwilling to deal with the one I suggested, this was highly suspect.  I wouldn't want a human deal either if I had a computer program ready to rig the game.

 

boo.  I was hoping to pickup some cheap bitbar...if it seems too good to be true...every time...except ripple apparently, SCORE!

+1 Great Transaction, pleasure doing business!

Excellent transaction...buyer approved! 

All was as promised. 

35000/5.5 BTC

Whoops...I mean 0.09420

All serious offers will be considered.  Thanks gweedo, the current bid is now  0.9420 BTC (approximately).

I will consider reasonable offers...pm me.

If the site domain is worth buying, than $30.00 is a bargain my friend, but I will consider
all reasonable requests...when I posted BTC was at 1 btc : 100 usd...thus .25 was $25.00.

Asking approximately double what I paid is my reward for having bought it first...if you buy it
and make it awesome, the value will increase exponentially and the price you pay today will
be negligible.

Look at Godaddy and what people want for some of those domains...I thought I was being
perfectly reasonable by comparison, especially if the site name appeals to you.

I'm mining on http://btb.binarycoins.eu/

With only two or three days since it was released to this forum...I'm guessing my hashing power isn't being wasted running this coin...people are already requesting 2.5 btc : 1 BTB

Bought this with the intention of making a newbie site...but time constraints have left me hard pressed to do anything with it.

Let's start the bids at 0.25 BTC

www.DoYouBitcoin.com

We can do a straight deal and I'll transfer all ownership rights to you, or we can do escrow through someone on this site, but any fees they charge will be paid by the buyer, I'm not a long time member, but I'm trustworthy and have people here who can vouch for that...really I just want someone to make this site cool.  Anything that benefits btc benefits me now too!

If any of those deals fall through...I would like in.  I have bitcoin, I have desire now.

Seriously...where is the news about Coinlab...somewhere I feel like I remember reading April 8th, but nothing happened yesterday...accept the price shooting up like it had opened...am I to assume this is institutional investors allowed to get in before they go live?  Clearly the end of March has come and gone...are they trying to do this quietly?  I would assume the equivalent to the NYSE of Bitcoin coming to America would be big news, like headline big...we could make the front page.

Jah-Pastafari! 

I'm going to have to find a pro with the equipment to mirror this drive before I go any further, then I'll copy that to run this utility...Thank You!

Ok, insofar as I did not encrypt, I really like what you're saying, though I really don't trust myself fully just yet to
do that...might know of a linux wiz that can help though, and I'll certainly show them this thread.  I'm really liking the
idea that even if it's corrupt there's a chance for recovery through the backup image.  My buddy was reassuring me, saying
he really doesn't think I have anything to worry about, the drive still works and shows some files...though it does seem to be
registering some part of it as bad sectors.  For now, I'll keep the drive non-op until I can get an expert to help me.

Obviously, I'll be taking many many more precautions next time...but at least there's a light at the end of this tunnel now, thanks...if
I recover this, you'll have to post an LTC address I can donate to.

  My Bitcoin & Litecoin wallets (which I was attempting to backup) have been trapped on my HDD!

I was running linux ubuntu 12.10, and started getting an error message with a red alert message, so I was trying to figure out
how to backup my wallets when the computer froze.  I rebooted and it started hanging at boot.  I took out the
drive and attempted to connect it to my desktop to see if I could recover the files, only to discover that it was
not displaying the entire drive (it's 500gb and it displayed only 250).  It seems like the drive may have a bad
sector or something, and my wallets and private keys are stored on there alone, there were no other backups successfully
made (in truth I hadn't found the damned file I was supposed to backup because I'm still unfamiliar with linux).

I don't trust Best Buy or even local computer shops that don't know about Bitcoin, anyone know of anything I might try?
I would prefer a professional take a look as I don't want to do anything that might further damage the data, but a professional
that understands bitcoin and has a reputation of not screwing people.

Bump...If only I had the money to buy this. 

I'd be asking 150 if this were mine...screw that, I'd keep it and just generate bitcoins till I had to reflow the board, then I'd reflow it and generate more forever.

Well shit...beggars can't afford to not throw their names in a hat, and as this is roughly my 5th attempt at posting one of these addresses...Bitcoin, ripple, xrp...liberty, blah...my head is spinning, has made me feel rather foolish...though luckily for the moment, it's of the Motley variety.

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