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July 03, 2014, 12:14:51 AM

Just had to buy my girlfriend a 128gb card to boost her macbook air storage. Used ebay and paypal ( newegg doesn't let Australians use bitcoins yet Sad )

Paypal fees are one thing, their exchange rates are another. Currently it is 0.944. Paypal gave me 0.91. So another 4 bucks on top of the fees. Bitcoin may not yet be better for lots of US customers, as you don't save anything and it can be a bit of a hassle, but for the rest of us poor shmucks around the world, getting rid of exchange rate ripoffs is a big fucking deal. I'm planning on buying a new Thinkpad this year, at those kind of rates it would be $75 dollars worth of exchange rate rip off!!

your actually a winner in that TX, they ripped off the seller twice as bad.  Wink
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July 03, 2014, 12:17:26 AM

Just had to buy my girlfriend a 128gb card to boost her macbook air storage. Used ebay and paypal ( newegg doesn't let Australians use bitcoins yet Sad )

Paypal fees are one thing, their exchange rates are another. Currently it is 0.944. Paypal gave me 0.91. So another 4 bucks on top of the fees. Bitcoin may not yet be better for lots of US customers, as you don't save anything and it can be a bit of a hassle, but for the rest of us poor shmucks around the world, getting rid of exchange rate ripoffs is a big fucking deal. I'm planning on buying a new Thinkpad this year, at those kind of rates it would be $75 dollars worth of exchange rate rip off!!

your actually a winner in that TX, they ripped off the seller twice as bad.  Wink

That's the seller's own fault for not accepting Bitcoin.
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July 03, 2014, 12:17:58 AM

should add i bought the macbook from CoinsforTech. Awesome service.
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July 03, 2014, 12:19:07 AM

Just had to buy my girlfriend a 128gb card to boost her macbook air storage. Used ebay and paypal ( newegg doesn't let Australians use bitcoins yet Sad )

Paypal fees are one thing, their exchange rates are another. Currently it is 0.944. Paypal gave me 0.91. So another 4 bucks on top of the fees. Bitcoin may not yet be better for lots of US customers, as you don't save anything and it can be a bit of a hassle, but for the rest of us poor shmucks around the world, getting rid of exchange rate ripoffs is a big fucking deal. I'm planning on buying a new Thinkpad this year, at those kind of rates it would be $75 dollars worth of exchange rate rip off!!

U can buy this acer with bitcoins: http://devcoinauctions.com/blog/auction/acer-aspire-s7-191-73534g25aws-ultrabook/

Ofcourse you can buy at retail using buy it now or you can buy using bids to try to buy cheaper.
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July 03, 2014, 12:23:42 AM

Just had to buy my girlfriend a 128gb card to boost her macbook air storage. Used ebay and paypal ( newegg doesn't let Australians use bitcoins yet Sad )

Paypal fees are one thing, their exchange rates are another. Currently it is 0.944. Paypal gave me 0.91. So another 4 bucks on top of the fees. Bitcoin may not yet be better for lots of US customers, as you don't save anything and it can be a bit of a hassle, but for the rest of us poor shmucks around the world, getting rid of exchange rate ripoffs is a big fucking deal. I'm planning on buying a new Thinkpad this year, at those kind of rates it would be $75 dollars worth of exchange rate rip off!!

U can buy this acer with bitcoins: http://devcoinauctions.com/blog/auction/acer-aspire-s7-191-73534g25aws-ultrabook/

Ofcourse you can buy at retail using buy it now or you can buy using bids to try to buy cheaper.

I have an unhealthy attachment  with my thinkpad keyboard. Love the 16:10 screen on the gf's macbook compared to my 16:9, but i code all day, and nothing beats the thinkpad keyboard. 

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July 03, 2014, 12:40:03 AM

648 dot FUCKING CHEAP!!!!  Shocked Shocked
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July 03, 2014, 12:41:58 AM

Ask side on stamp looks worse and worse. Might get crashy soon.
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July 03, 2014, 12:44:55 AM

Ask side on stamp looks worse and worse. Might get crashy soon.

ask sum has increased a bit throughout the day...

but whats the point to going down, its gat to go up!
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July 03, 2014, 12:46:57 AM

The price it´s stable and preparing to go above 700 in the next days.
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Moon in 6-8 weeks
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July 03, 2014, 01:00:37 AM


Explanation
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July 03, 2014, 01:16:45 AM

My opinion, bring on the negativity, is they should have donated ALL the SilkRoad
coins to a fund to be spread out proportionally to pay back all the MTGOX
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Yes, we should reward people for making poor choices!

This isn't really a moral hazard case.  Society benefits from a general presumption that rule of law will hold.  When someone defects, and breaks that assumption, society benefits from fixing the breakage, because it supports adherence to and confidence in the rule of law. 

 Without rule of law, there is little reason to motivate productivity or competition, because what you make can willbe taken from you.


Nicely put, however I couldn't resist playing devil's advocate... Tongue
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July 03, 2014, 01:18:33 AM

The price it´s stable and preparing to go above 700 in the next days.

I so want it to i just don't see it happening. So much resistance. People dump on any news. Good news does nothing. It's gonna be hard.
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July 03, 2014, 01:30:50 AM

The price it´s stable and preparing to go above 700 in the next days.

I so want it to i just don't see it happening. So much resistance. People dump on any news. Good news does nothing. It's gonna be hard.

NO, UP!! Its all we will do.

Tonight we touch $660, tomorrow $10000..
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July 03, 2014, 01:34:03 AM

I think to some extent a panic sell is the only way to pick up a large amount of coins as there aren't too many walls.
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July 03, 2014, 01:35:21 AM

I think to some extent a panic sell is the only way to pick up a large amount of coins as there aren't too many walls.

6000 coins with just $50 slippage on bitstamp alone. Doesnt seem bad at all.
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July 03, 2014, 01:41:41 AM

Only 16 trades on stamp in 30 mins.
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July 03, 2014, 01:45:45 AM

I predict it'll drop a little, it can't always go up.
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July 03, 2014, 01:47:21 AM

I think to some extent a panic sell is the only way to pick up a large amount of coins as there aren't too many walls.

6000 coins with just $50 slippage on bitstamp alone. Doesnt seem bad at all.

even the downward action is bullish

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