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Re: ****[GROUPBUY ~ IN STOCK] $225 Gridseed Asics Plug & Play [BEAT ANY BULK PRICE]
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Coinfever
on 14/03/2014, 14:30:06 UTC
I am new to all of this.
A newbie question. If I buy one of these miners (the 10 unit), how many LITECOIN am I supposed to mine during a 1 month period? Thanks for the answer.
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Re: [ANN] [PRC] Prospercoin -2 Exchanges Coinmarketcap casino underdevelopment
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Coinfever
on 05/03/2014, 11:56:17 UTC
You are all so stupid for following this phony guy. He ain't a developer and worse of all, I have proof that a Paramount had sent a legal request to stop this coin or else. I will be adding to the paramount website later today the letter. By the way, I am a developer with such company and I just feel that people should know ASAP before losing all the investment with this clone/pump & dump coin. And please, don't complain later that nobody told you so.
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Re: Online medicine store offering Generic Medicines of the highest quality for BTC
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Coinfever
on 28/02/2014, 17:18:30 UTC
Do you guys carry Xanax?
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Board Currency exchange
Re: MTGOX <-> BTC BID/ASK
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Coinfever
on 21/02/2014, 15:20:03 UTC
My 2.47 goxbtc for 2.05 real btc, urgent!!
Lol. Quite high don't you think? But good luck.
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Re: realBTC <-> goxBTC (serious trading only)
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Coinfever
on 21/02/2014, 14:31:36 UTC
Looking to buy 2 Gox for 0.5 real bitcoin.
Must use escrow.
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Re: I sell litecoins with paypal
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Coinfever
on 21/02/2014, 08:11:00 UTC
Anyone selling litecoin on Paypal..? If so, how much and how many? Please let me know ASAP.
Thanks.
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Re: MTGOX <-> BTC BID/ASK
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Coinfever
on 20/02/2014, 20:39:30 UTC
I am looking to buy 5 gox coins @ 15% premium of current price ($111) using paypal. I can only pay using paypal but I have no problem using a trustworthy escrow. Please PM. I can also provide a copy of my ID ( USA sellers only and via skype)
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Re: New here with an idea. Must read
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Coinfever
on 28/01/2014, 15:57:38 UTC
I'll escrow
Great.
Can you PM your opinions in how to make this work and how to advertise? Would you help me to advertise as well? Do I send the coins to you right after all the 35 numbers has been sold?
Let's make this work.

You'll have to send the coins to the escrower first.

Gotcha. It won't be a problem. The gentleman that offered to escrow seems like someone very trustworthy and I am waiting for him to contact me and get everything setup to start this ! I will let you guys know ASAP when we are ready to start. I hope to have you as one of the "bidders"! As for anyone opposing for this, I am not asking for your pity bid. And this is not in any way shape or form racketeering!
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Re: New here with an idea. Must read
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Coinfever
on 28/01/2014, 15:48:37 UTC
Hello everybody,
I am new to the community and quite new to the coin market. I have an idea (not a scam) to do a raffle using a escrow service to guarantee legitimacy and make sure it works.
Here is the preliminaries on my plan.
A raffle of only 35 numbers ( 1-35) for over a lot of dogecoins worth about BTC2.
Each number would cost about BTC.10 and a donation of BTC.50 to the trustworthy escrow I use.

Can this work? Any recommendations on who should I use as escrow? Any ideas on how to improve this idea.
Regards,
E.

BTC for Doge ....OMG !!!
I don't think that it is too much of a risk to give .1 BTC for a 1/35 chance in getting 2BTC eh? And what dies it takes to sell your doge for BTC and stop whining ? If you don't like the idea, don't buy into it. Plain and simple.
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Re: New here with an idea. Must read
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Coinfever
on 28/01/2014, 13:56:55 UTC
I'll escrow
Great.
Can you PM your opinions in how to make this work and how to advertise? Would you help me to advertise as well? Do I send the coins to you right after all the 35 numbers has been sold?
Let's make this work.
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Re: Don't feel bad newbies - Early adopter without many Bitcoins
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Coinfever
on 28/01/2014, 10:13:36 UTC
I am an early adopter and I only have a few Bitcoins.

In early 2011 I mined ~1,000 Bitcoins. Before we had paper wallets and encryption I had my wallet on a Bitlocked harddrive. Well that harddrive completely crashed.

My Ghost backup sadly turned out to have backed up corrupted data due to Bitlocker. New Bitlocker technology and old Ghost did not work well together I learned. At that point it also wasn't easy to export private keys and I didn't know that much yet.

There went around 1,000 BTC.

I came back and mined more with GPUs this time. I have an illness and even though I'm a brilliant PHP programmer, holding a steady job is hard. So the Bitcoins I mined had to pay for the GPUs and electricity as I mined them. I wasn't left with much even though I was a diehard believer and wish I could have held them.

Part of what I had left, 100 BTC was spent on Butterfly Labs. This was right after their good FPGA delivery. I donated what I had left to the newly launched Sean's Outpost, donated to projects, faucets and purchased from all the Bitcoin merchants I could to support the economy. I bought Alpaca socks for 30 BTC! When I didn't have BTC I bought them to buy what I needed if there was a merchant who took BTC. I thought I'd make it all back. Well their ASICs were years late and I only made a couple of BTC.

I am very glad I was part of the early people to prove Bitcoins were great for commerce and to show new merchants there was a market. I am proud to be part of the early Bitcoin economy.

This year I got a loan and bought 2 KNCs. Delivered perfectly. However, I again had to sell BTC to pay for electricity. I had to pay back the loan and sold one KNC on this forum for 17 BTC.

So with the couple thousand BTC I could have right now, I only have a few. It's sad because I was there, at the right time, in the right place and a total believer. But oh well.

What makes me mad though is Butterfly Labs turned out to be scum bags and now have even more Bitcoins they took from us. I wish I was able to generate that many early on legitimately.

Lessons learned: It is still the early period! If you are here right now, you ARE an early adopter. I should have bought the BTCs I could have but then again I had to take care of my family and don't have a steady income stream. The few Bitcoins I have I will hold on to as much as I can as long as my family is ok.

$700 is nothing. Buy 1 Bitcoin and sleep on it. Come back in a few years and you will be well off. Some early adopters are in my boat so don't fret. You are still here at the right time, in the right place. Help the economy! Find a merchant that accepts what you want and buy and send the BTC instead of money. Or buy gift cards on Gyft for almost anywhere.

PS. I love you guys and I love this board. I've never actively been involved in a forum before or after this forum. Sometimes I know I may be abrasive but I try to be helpful and I'm always honest. Can't wait for the years ahead!

My goal is to set you at ease. Otherwise people look at all the early members and assume thousands of btc which I wish was true. But those early adopter conspiracy theories aren't true. There's very few of us that still have many of the original bitcoins. Those that have the most just bought them. Not many early adopters went out and bought 50 Xeons to mine. There's no pyramid scheme.

Wow. What a great story and advice. As you can see, I am new here and only bough a couple of bitcoins few months back and I am now holding until I financially can. Like you, I have a medical condition in my cervical back that it is making impossible to keep a ok  and unfortunately I am not an expert on the computer area/programming. I am more and more fascinated by all this new technology and the idea behind. May I ask, where can I start to learn more technical stuff and what can I do to learn some programming without having to sit on a school (again, my cervical pain won't allow me to sit for long)!
Good luck to you my friend.
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New here with an idea. Must read
by
Coinfever
on 28/01/2014, 09:58:34 UTC
Hello everybody,
I am new to the community and quite new to the coin market. I have an idea (not a scam) to do a raffle using a escrow service to guarantee legitimacy and make sure it works.
Here is the preliminaries on my plan.
A raffle of only 35 numbers ( 1-35) for over a lot of dogecoins worth about BTC2.
Each number would cost about BTC.10 and a donation of BTC.50 to the trustworthy escrow I use.

Can this work? Any recommendations on who should I use as escrow? Any ideas on how to improve this idea.
Regards,
E.