Trust No One

[jackingjillith]

Bitcoins are too easy to steal.   Then when somebody has them, they're gone!  Never trust anonymous people on the internet.  Even people that you can ID will rip you off sometimes.

[jumbojim]

Do not trust anyone, my advice!

[higuys]

Good pointers, thanks.

[secondupline]

Trust but verify.

[jaywaka2713]

I never thought of generating long passwords like the way you have described. Thanks for providing it! I would previously write down long random text strings. This is much easier, and memorable!

[ollingfort]

I'm really glad I read this thread.  My password was going to be one word so that I could remember it - doh!

[jinni]

The more identifying information you know of someone, the more you can trust them.

That's because a free market rewards those who are trustworthy.

The less you know about someone's identity, the less you can trust them because then they won't be penalised for not being trustworthy because nobody will know who they are.

[shapster94]

I guess the anonymity of the network is a blessing and a curse...

[earth159]

fuck the police

[mad_matt]

Every time I do business online, or trade with someone there is a great deal of trust. While I always take steps to minimise that risk, its impossible to remove it entirely.

@ron swanson

What if you get asked by a wallet inspector?

Thats the best thing i read all day!

[Zooey]

How may I contact No One?  I have been looking for someone I can trust.

[dkdanielkli]

Always use middle men.

[neurotreatment75]

oh, ok. good to know.

[sign4b]

Thanks for the info xD

[bodyevol]

Thanks for all the helpful tips! Don't even trust yourself

[idythef]

thanks for the information

[aslam]

I will keep this in mind. Thanks

[Masterpie666]

Just be careful and some security don’t hurt anyone

[iammagicmike]

very good advice, I'm really glad I read your post, these are things that I would never have thought of

[mundocapi]

This is good information for newbs to consider and should be first and foremost