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Re: If you were satoshi... what would your "return from the void" post be?
Check out the comments section here:
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topics/bitcoin-open-source?commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A52407&xg_source=activity
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topics/bitcoin-open-source?commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A52407&xg_source=activity
I've filled it previously, sent them my id and bill and registration card. Then entered the bank data with swiftcode etc.
Now the ask for this:
Now the ask for this:
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We received your withdrawal request. As your withdrawal request met some of our volume and frequency thresholds, we will have to kindly ask you to help us better understand the nature of your relationship with Bitstamp. In order to do so, we require that an additional KYC (know your customer) procedure is completed before we can proceed with the processing of your transfer.
We kindly ask you to send us a high resolution image double page of your international passport and answer the following KYC questionnaire:
1. How did you learn about Bitcoin?
2. The purpose of trading on Bitstamp?
3. What is the origin of the deposited Bitcoins? If mining, please specify your hardware specifications and submit a receipt or an invoice for your mining equipment.
4. What are your future plans and activities planned on our exchange?
5. Do you plan more withdrawals in the future?
6. Which bank are you using? Please provide the complete address and SWIFT code.
We kindly ask you to submit your answers and documents in a reply to this ticket.
We kindly ask you to send us a high resolution image double page of your international passport and answer the following KYC questionnaire:
1. How did you learn about Bitcoin?
2. The purpose of trading on Bitstamp?
3. What is the origin of the deposited Bitcoins? If mining, please specify your hardware specifications and submit a receipt or an invoice for your mining equipment.
4. What are your future plans and activities planned on our exchange?
5. Do you plan more withdrawals in the future?
6. Which bank are you using? Please provide the complete address and SWIFT code.
We kindly ask you to submit your answers and documents in a reply to this ticket.
I was asked these questions when I made withdrawals in November/December 2013 from Bitstamp, so this is nothing out of the ordinary. I answered the questions and received my withdrawals as normal.
Incase anyone is seriously considering dealing here I would exercise extreme caution.
This guy can spend 1000$+ on two brand new consoles, but can't afford a $70 virus removal and has to register a brand new account on a Bitcoin forum trying to get a 'quick sale'... yea sounds likely.
Oh and doesn't want to use escrows that have been here for years because they can't be trusted.. but he can of course be trusted to take your $500+ having just signed up yesterday.
Don't say I didn't warn you!
This guy can spend 1000$+ on two brand new consoles, but can't afford a $70 virus removal and has to register a brand new account on a Bitcoin forum trying to get a 'quick sale'... yea sounds likely.
Oh and doesn't want to use escrows that have been here for years because they can't be trusted.. but he can of course be trusted to take your $500+ having just signed up yesterday.
Don't say I didn't warn you!
Re: Will Gold and Silver lose all its speculative value to Bitcoin?
The market doesn't need to be flooded with supply for the value to fall, demand just needs to drop. And this is exactly what's been happening for the last
Fixed that for you
You can just take some off the table and diversify into stocks or something. Rare earths or 3d printing are some interesting alternatives.
Diversification is protection against ignorance. It makes little sense if you know what you are doing.
― Warren Buffett
Now the only people saying it's the end are obvious trolls.
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence."
Napoleon Bonaparte
Re: Well, it was fun while it lasted (BTC to $200... LTC to $10)
Then I would have held on to make more money and watch it crash again. It's around $630 right now... good time for you to buy 
Well you have now been offered not one but two golden opportunities to buy the dip with that 1M.
If you truly believe in the future of Bitcoin what more are you waiting for?
EDIT: This is not financial advice
Re: Where the hell is Max Kaiser and the Winkelvass twins??
You can just take some off the table and diversify into stocks or something. Rare earths or 3d printing are some interesting alternatives.
Diversification is protection against ignorance. It makes little sense if you know what you are doing.
― Warren Buffett
Try this one if you want piece of mind: http://litecoinscout.com/
Almost certainly a scam to fleece newbies, I have seen this kind of thing many times before on the forums.
Newbies please take the extra effort to invest in BTC directly yourself, its much safer.
You have been warned!
Newbies please take the extra effort to invest in BTC directly yourself, its much safer.
You have been warned!
Re: Which website offers best graphs of BTC / LTC / NMC price over longterm.
Hi etotheipi,
Sorry to change the topic, but any news on when you are going to release the 'lighter' armory client that runs on lower spec (less RAM) pcs?
Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks.
Sorry to change the topic, but any news on when you are going to release the 'lighter' armory client that runs on lower spec (less RAM) pcs?
Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks.
Hi,
I am selling 50 Canadian Maple leaf 1oz Coins in 2 plastic tubes of 25. UK delivery only.
The price is £14 per oz for a total of £700 in BTC or LTC calculated at the current Bitstamp rate at time of sale. This is a bargain price as these go on ebay for approx £19-20 each + postage.
I will require payment up front. I will send the coins by insured Special Delivery next day to anywhere in the UK at no extra cost. I can post as soon as 1 confirmation is received on the blockchain.
They are all in excellent condition, bought by myself from a dealer a few years ago and have sat in a box the whole time- they have no scratches.
They have been handled by myself, so like all silver a few coins may need polishing if you want them to look 100% mint for re-sale.
Here are a couple of photos:
Thanks.
I am selling 50 Canadian Maple leaf 1oz Coins in 2 plastic tubes of 25. UK delivery only.
The price is £14 per oz for a total of £700 in BTC or LTC calculated at the current Bitstamp rate at time of sale. This is a bargain price as these go on ebay for approx £19-20 each + postage.
I will require payment up front. I will send the coins by insured Special Delivery next day to anywhere in the UK at no extra cost. I can post as soon as 1 confirmation is received on the blockchain.
They are all in excellent condition, bought by myself from a dealer a few years ago and have sat in a box the whole time- they have no scratches.
They have been handled by myself, so like all silver a few coins may need polishing if you want them to look 100% mint for re-sale.
Here are a couple of photos:
Thanks.
I just posted this in another topic:
Yes that diluted the overall share of bitcoin in the cryptocurrency 'sector' from say 100% to 99%, but so what. Better a smaller share of a larger pie right?
Any valuable technology sector has multiple actors in it, not just one monopoly. Alts like ltc provide redundancy in case of a catastrophe or an alternative if bitcoin becomes idealogically unsound to some people causing large divides in the community (see the heated debate about Mike Hearn and blacklisting).
Anyone who thinks that the bitcoin community will remain totally in agreement in the future is simply either an idiot or protecting their btc holdings with their fanatically closed minded preaching (a la Goldbugs).
'Just fork bitcoin instead' I hear you cry. That isn't going to work as well. Too much confusion. Also you might get a new power struggle etc with the forking teams. Better to have competing alts in parallel the whole time. Ltc and its highly competent dev team (or someone else) can snap at Bitcoins heels continuously 'keeping them in line' and doing a good honest job.
So I hope the threat of alts will give the btc dev team the kick up the arse they need to avoid anymexican standoff type situations.
Yes that diluted the overall share of bitcoin in the cryptocurrency 'sector' from say 100% to 99%, but so what. Better a smaller share of a larger pie right?
Any valuable technology sector has multiple actors in it, not just one monopoly. Alts like ltc provide redundancy in case of a catastrophe or an alternative if bitcoin becomes idealogically unsound to some people causing large divides in the community (see the heated debate about Mike Hearn and blacklisting).
Anyone who thinks that the bitcoin community will remain totally in agreement in the future is simply either an idiot or protecting their btc holdings with their fanatically closed minded preaching (a la Goldbugs).
'Just fork bitcoin instead' I hear you cry. That isn't going to work as well. Too much confusion. Also you might get a new power struggle etc with the forking teams. Better to have competing alts in parallel the whole time. Ltc and its highly competent dev team (or someone else) can snap at Bitcoins heels continuously 'keeping them in line' and doing a good honest job.
So I hope the threat of alts will give the btc dev team the kick up the arse they need to avoid any