Introduce yourself :)

[5oksuuhm]

I'm M

[trojans12]

Hi I am totally new to Bitcoin and am going to setup a wallet and get some free bitcoins to start with. Nice to meet you all!

[Trebour]

Hey all I'm a noob lol great site btw

[HOTServers LLC]

Hello,

My name is Micheal, I am representative of HOTServers LLC.

After a long research we come to know very few hosting providers are offering bitcoins as payment method for their services, so we thought why not we put our contribution in bitcoins and start accepting bitcoins as payment method for dedicated servers/cloud vps/ddos protection.

I hope we will get appreciate support from old members of forums who are more familiar with bitcoin then us.

Thank You

[BTCGamez]

Hi,

Im not totaly noob in bitcoin world but still learning.

Im intrested in mining and BTC games.

PHP / Java / Mysql are my friends and maybe some day ill code something for the bitcoin world 

[BitCoiner2012]

Glad to see ever more have joined since I did what seems like such a short six months ago. Welcome to all and may we all do good business, contribute, or enjoy Bitcoin and discussion together.

Welcome newcomers!

[HOTServers LLC]

Glad to see ever more have joined since I did what seems like such a short six months ago. Welcome to all and may we all do good business, contribute, or enjoy Bitcoin and discussion together.

Welcome newcomers!

Thank you, I hope we will do some business over here too.

[monsterer]

Hi, I'm a newb,

Very informative site you have here - lots of detailed information about finance and algorithms that you don't generally see anywhere else, combined with a wealth of knowledgeable posters makes for a valuable resource!

Cheers, Paul.

[secmob]

Have been contemplating on whether to start a bitcoin wallet, so I guess this is a start. Sucks that newbies can't start a sale thread.

[danassist1]

Assistance getting work permit in Danmark - danassist1@yahoo.pl

[blink.blonk.01]

Hi, I just discovered bitcoin recently and it looks quite interesting. Came here to figure out what the fuss was all about! Excited to be part of a new community.

[MrSteve81]

Name is Steve.

What else do you want from me?!

[HOTServers LLC]

Name is Steve.

What else do you want from me?!

Anything which help others to start ussing bitcoins or may be your questions regarding bitcoin usage

[cornflop]

Howdy! Im known by Tbone around my parts. Been lurking for awhile but just made my first investment in bitcoins and litecoins!

Excited to be apart of this community!

[HOTServers LLC]

Welcoem Tbone, wish a great stay on bitcoin forum, looking forward to hear your experiences.

[tehwhynot]

New to the forum but have used bitcoin for a long time.

[Rayman65]

Bond. James Bond

[subvolatil]

hey i'm new to bitcoin,  looking to be a part of this great community, i'm from india.

[smallbits]

Hi I'm smallbits, and I have some useless comments to make now and again.  Actually I'll try and contribute the best I can.  If you can appreciate honesty, despite it maybe unpopular, I'll be more than happy to contribute.

First, the four hour rule is rough, I just leave myself logged in for four hours (as I'd guess many would?).  However, the minimal post count is understandable, I've tried to contribute something worthwhile for the most part, I'm not a bot.

I've recently been introduced to Bitcoins through a friend.  I've researched, while it seems complex, I think it might be a little later in the game to participate, I don't know yet, especially with these Butterfly Lab machines coming on market, to supposedly change the way everything runs.  I'll be taking a more wait and see approach I think, however, I think Bitcoins is very promising, if not mining, perhaps investing, or for diversifying assets.  While I am new, I don't put much regards into the Butterfly labs opportunity.  I use to be a scam prevention specialist for online activity over the years, and there's some things that don't make me feel easy about this Butterfly labs situation, especially their pre Jan 2011 history.  It's absolutely going to be wait and see, but it would never be my money I would risk given what I see.

Cheers folks.

[Magnate]

I count as a newbie. I'm not even mining as yet I'm waiting, and waiting, to get an ASIC rather than spend money on tech I know will be completely outdated very very soon.

My main business is Auto Engineering, but I also run my own online bike parts store
www.blingmybike.com.au

I got into mining from a work college who started GPU mining, then through these forum got a couple of FPGAs. He is working on paying those off and waiting for things to stabilise next year before stepping it up another knotch again.

I plan on building my mining empire little by little as it proves itself.

Interesting the block reward has halved and the BTC exchange rate has actually increased! I didn't think it would make much difference. I'm thinking when the ASICS start coming on line GPU mining will start to become difficult and people leaving the biz and selling their coins will hold the price down.

So I plan on spending cash on hardware for the next 6 months, and saving my earned BTC to then keep buying hardware.