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It's nice to see yet another hosting company adopting to accept bitcoin.
Especially a game server, these are normally very hard to find, I may be looking into this and getting in contact with you, I will be needing a host for a private website soon.
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It's not even closely related to Bitcoin.
Think of it like a gift card, but a little different.
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That's true, I know that many people are just in this to earn quick money and leave Bitcoin in it's tracks.
I for one will be sticking with Bitcoin, hoping to potentially buy a house, land, and women (Jokes okay).
I would really like to pay for general items such as rent, food and delivery services within the near future.
As of yet, there are not a lot of properties selling for BTC and I hope in the near future people will be selling more properties, I think it's a go way of making BTC, couldn't get scammed because it would require a lawyer which would need to sign some papers with you and the buyer, and the payment would be sent at the time of the dealing.
Like someone said, "too few options" and yes I think there is not a lot of companies which are willing to sell for Bitcoin, I think that is partly because of the risk, but if you go by it the right way, there is little to no risk.
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The first post should be edited to get rid of that nasty nasty link.
Agreed, I bet there's been hundreds of bitcoins lost, or at least in the next 24 hours. |
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Wrong im my opinion.
They see competition and without welcoming it, they try to shut it down.
Yet, paypal is pretty much a monopoly company, also illegal.
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I still think that using John here is too convoluted for this transaction, you both will have lawyers.
Simply make a notarized statement of which address belongs to whom, and that a transaction from x to y for z amount means that the funds are effectively transferred.
Then if I won the auction, after signing the deeds I would simply send the funds from my notarized bitcoin address to your notarized bitcoin address.
That's it, that should suffice.
But if you want to make it even more undeniable, just make each parts to sign a note with their bitcoin addresses, with a clear statement that such bitcoin address belongs to NAME, SURNAME at ADDRESS, NATIONALITY AND ID#. Both parties print them out, sign it, and notarize it just for the records.
ultimately, if trust is such an issue, all of this could be solved in the notaries office with a laptop. Buyer- click- bitcoins transfered Seller- sign- property transfered House sold...... Exactly, but still for legal purposes the first paragraph of my previous post should be done as an extra precaution. The receiving part could say that the receiving bitcoin address is not his, or to prevent accusations of having mistyped of the address or claiming that the receiving funds are from a cousin and not from the buyer (the last one would be quite dumb, but could complicate things) If there is a signed and notarized statement that x bitcoin address belongs to the buyer and y address belongs to the seller, there are no excuses possible. I think it is necessary as a prophylactic measure. Yeah, I think this would prevent the seller from being scammed himself. It's always better to be safe than sorry. |
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What was the method you used to catch scammers with this account?
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Any chance you can get Amazon.DE gift cards too?
I will be able to sell amazon.de gift codes! I can do: 1 amazon.de or 2 amazon.de I will offer 50 amazon.de if I get more people wanting them via here or bitmit. |
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Not enough.
I have very little to spend, but a lot to save.
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Always glad to hear this excellent news, keep it coming.
Off topic a little: Seems that companies accepting bitcoin in the San Francisco area is becoming popular.
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So, 13uUWzaBfNQCkKD4JMwD8RRummJ979cLR1 is your bitcoin address? if it's the top transaction your talking about, and you have entered exactly that address, then it's not the case that you have entered your address wrong.
Now, has your multibit client synced fully?
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I don't like bitcoins, I love them.
I love bitcoins because of the anonymity, and just to be part of this new currency.
We are all part of history.
Address: 16iJa6AArVhbMpaisvUvbFWeZfYaVvXfjL
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Would you be able to provide us with your budget?
for example, $40-$120.
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Thank you, how long are you hoping to keep this going? I mean paying people to advertise?
I know you would be at the end of the month then though, that's understandable.
At least 2-3 month, most likely longer if bitcoin prices go up  (if they go below 50$/BTC i might stop earlier tho) Great news! |
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Hi, I'm new to the forum and am waiting to be upgraded from newbie status so I figured I'd try to start a discussion...
My hot sauce company has just started accepting Bitcoin as a payment method (no BTC sales yet unfortunately). Any other merchants out there that can share their experience accepting Bitcoins in a non-Bitcoin (non-tech) related industry? Has it worked out well? Has it helped with marketing? Any tips? Thanks!
Yes, a link to your sauce company would be awesome. |
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I'm confused, what is this topic about, lol.
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Let them know that The Bitcoin Catalog will give them our full box package for free. (just let me know and we will make arrangement with them if they are interested)
Excellent! Coinfunder and I have been talking and this will officially be moving forward. Any ideas, suggestions on websites would be appreciated. Great news! Keep us informed. |
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@everyone:
Just sent the bitcoins, still syncing client so it might take a few minutes.
@Peter Lambert:
Thanks for letting me know, fixed the typo.
Thank you, how long are you hoping to keep this going? I mean paying people to advertise? I know you would be at the end of the month then though, that's understandable. |
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