Moderator note: split from Bitcoin-Central, first exchange licensed to operate with a bank. This is HUGE
Let me guess. Mt Gox no longer serves US customers because Mark K. doesn't like baseball, hot dogs, or apple pie.
Hope I helped drive the post I quoted closer to home with my bunt. BTW, who's pitching? I'll break your nose if you say Who's...
Well, the Bitcoin1000 screwballs have checked in. You are the kind of people who are making Bitcoin look ridiculous. You set up some kind of charity (I assume it was not properly registered as such so the whole operation is probably illegal). Then you set up a site filled with Bitcoin "wingnuts." Instead of assisting charities to accept Bitcoin you demand they change their web site to your specifications. Then the guy who "vets" these charities is a guy who runs around advocating braking into federal computer systems to steal the funds that were seized in the silk Road case. Do you explain to these charities who exactly will be vetting them?
If Bitcoin is attain mass adoption you can't have a bunch of advocates running around setting up fake charities and fake banks where everybody has their funds stolen, while, at the same time, claiming this is vastly superior to the current system.
sturle - You really need to grow up and get some common sense. If I operate a financial institution anywhere in the world and I have customer in USA or EU and I transfer money from that person to my account I have to register as a money transmitter in the country where the customer is. If you want to believe some of the delusional people on here you are welcomed to do that. I suggest you listen to the interviews with the US Money Transmitter Association that played on Lets Talk Bitcoin. There are 2 long interviews in 2 different shows. They explain the requirements that money transmitters have to go through. You just keep repeating nonsense and if what you said was true I would be probably be trading on Kraken right now.
Bitcoin 100 screwball checking in.
My post had nothing to do with you or any of your sites, although I quoted you to drive my point home. I have no qualms with you whatsoever, assuming you were/are one of the good guys. Upon reading other posts directly your way, I may now have to reevaluate my previous position.
FYI, if you really want to stick it up my ass, take a look at this site:
http://typhoonhaiyanrelieffund.org/It ain't nothing special, just some dude attempting to raise a million bucks within 30 days and, it too, doesn't have a 501(c)3 in place, but probably will have oppose to Bitcoin 100, of which probably will not be obtaining one.
The only reason I visit this thread is to see the latest pertaining to Bitcoin-Central, seeing how it's thriving possibly on the backs of my three missing InstaWallet accounts totally 1,123+ BTC while there's still $1.8M dollars in IW's control according to the "block chain".
~TMI
BTCITW (in case you're confused, it stands for The Most Interesting Bitcoiner In The World)
PS: I look forward to your apology, for I don't have an issue with you, but for some reason you seem to have one toward me.
