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Lol. But having many accounts do not makes me bad person.
I have them 3 and posting from all of them sometimes just to gather the posts and value of the account. Later sell it. Simple as that.
I am wondering why someone hates you so if you haven't done any bad things. Why other traders treads are white compared to yours.
Anyway, my feedback to you are possitive, we traded around 1kusd with no issues.
All the best to you buddy
I have them 3 and posting from all of them sometimes just to gather the posts and value of the account. Later sell it. Simple as that.
I am wondering why someone hates you so if you haven't done any bad things. Why other traders treads are white compared to yours.
Anyway, my feedback to you are possitive, we traded around 1kusd with no issues.
All the best to you buddy
Seems that what you're actually doing is shitting in his thread. Great way to remove competition.
I need 0.015 btc i can pay you via Paypal at current price.
We will use a trust less escrow like Bitrated or something like this on your choice or you will send first.
reply with your offers,
thanks
We will use a trust less escrow like Bitrated or something like this on your choice or you will send first.
reply with your offers,
thanks
Did you just say we will use a trust LESS escrow? Wow.
Simple as that from the Parallel Kingdom game for iOS and Android.
20m gold for $100BTC
Buying food at $115 for 17.5k is roughly 8.7m in game.
If interested post here or offer counter offers.
20m gold for $100BTC
Buying food at $115 for 17.5k is roughly 8.7m in game.
If interested post here or offer counter offers.
I'm interested to see if anyone takes this offer. I have tons of game currency in about 47 MMOs I'd like to get rid of.
Re: [Loan Needed] Looking for Daily 0.01 Bitcoin Loans.
Loan Amount: 0.01 BTC
Loan Repayment: Within 24 Hours
Repayment Amount: [5%] 0.0105 BTC
Collateral: I run a few faucets, and daily mining revenue.
Each day I deposit into my faucets to keep the balances maintained, in turn I have to wait on our mining proceeds in order to fund the faucets.
This loan is to get instant funds to the faucet balance without having to wait on the mining proceeds.
In total daily I'll need 0.02 BTC, so 2x loans of 0.01 BTC is preferable.
One loan per person per day please.
Thanks!
Loan Repayment: Within 24 Hours
Repayment Amount: [5%] 0.0105 BTC
Collateral: I run a few faucets, and daily mining revenue.
Each day I deposit into my faucets to keep the balances maintained, in turn I have to wait on our mining proceeds in order to fund the faucets.
This loan is to get instant funds to the faucet balance without having to wait on the mining proceeds.
In total daily I'll need 0.02 BTC, so 2x loans of 0.01 BTC is preferable.
One loan per person per day please.
Thanks!
How would you transfer the collateral to the control of the person lending you money?
Collateral is not how you'll pay someone back. Collateral is something the lender takes control of so that if you default, the lender may SELL the collateral to cut losses.
You might be better off using mining contracts (or mining rigs, depending on how you mine) as collateral on a larger loan. Without hard collateral, very few people will loan to you. No offense intended.
OgNasty - just a quick question. What's some differences between your pool and (For instance) BTC Guild? Are the payouts different?
The main difference is NastyPool runs on the p2pool network, so it helps decentralize the Bitcoin network. Another difference would be that we have our own NastyPoP payout method. It lowers variance and provides weekly payouts as well as having 250 seats added to the NastyPoP earnings to provide >100% payouts for miners. We also charge no fees and have a lottery in development. You earn lotto tickets for accepted p2pool shares and will one day be able to sell them or enter them into the lottery (you can earn tickets now, but the lottery is not live yet).
So why is NastyPool better than BTC Guild?
- Network Decentralization
- No Fees
- Exclusive Payout Method
- >100% Payouts
- Bonus Lottery
Well I didn't want to outright ask why it's "Better"
Just wondering how it's different. Well hell, that sounds pretty good to me. I'll do some research and see about getting on board. I don't have much mining power, but that will change in the months to come. Thanks for the reply.
Re: What would a Sr.Member with positive trust sell for?
Account selling is bad practice in my book! Usually ends up involved in some scam or another.
This is one way to look at it, but honestly it's also great for just having some more passive income. You can pick up a few accounts for cheap and use them solely for sig campaigns. Passive income all over the place, no scam involved.
Personally, I think that all accounts should be required to have a secret question. When the secret question is changed a 1 year notification displays on the profile (To make sure people know the account has been transferred).
Changing the password could be done for any number of reasons. Changing the question only happens when an account is hacked/bought.
Just my two cents here.
Re: Ponzi Schemes On The Rise Raking In Bigger Amounts Than Ever
Ponzi schemes may not be everyones cup of tea when gambling for profits, but this type of fraud has been one of the main criminal activities that has tainted the name of Bitcoin. Ponzi schemes may be seen as a form of investment by some or a form of gambling by the majority but one fact has been cemented, Ponzis are here to stay.
Read the full story exclusively at http://www.btcfeed.net/fraud/ponzi-schemes-rise-raking-bigger-amounts-ever/
Read the full story exclusively at http://www.btcfeed.net/fraud/ponzi-schemes-rise-raking-bigger-amounts-ever/
Except now people are actually being arrested for it. Sure, it's the "ponzi bubble", but it will pop.
It used to be scam mining companies. Then scam securities/deposits. Now ponzis. One by one they go down/stop.
Re: Buying up to 10 BTC [Long-term] Weekly [Voice Communication Via Skype] Trusted +
Hello guys.
I am in a bit of a tricky situation where I at the moment cannot get money through paypal cause they froze my account due to a lot of transaction activity.
I currently did on the other hand get to cash out the money while they perform a standard security check, that's atleast what they called it.
I am currently located in Sweden about 10 minutes away from a western union agency outlet, which would be the best way to go about things.
I could do international wire transfers, that's completely up to the buyer to decide if you want to wait 2 days for the payment.
Currently I am buying 10 BTC this week, but there's no set limit to how much I will buy in the future, but currently 10 is what I can cover.
Please add me on skype for further details about this: PSexchange
and I'm sure we can come to an agreement.
I do prefer to speak with people in person, so if you are located near Arlanda in Stockholm then I would love to meet face-to-face.
Hopefully we can make a deal and possible a long-term business relationship.
I am in a bit of a tricky situation where I at the moment cannot get money through paypal cause they froze my account due to a lot of transaction activity.
I currently did on the other hand get to cash out the money while they perform a standard security check, that's atleast what they called it.
I am currently located in Sweden about 10 minutes away from a western union agency outlet, which would be the best way to go about things.
I could do international wire transfers, that's completely up to the buyer to decide if you want to wait 2 days for the payment.
Currently I am buying 10 BTC this week, but there's no set limit to how much I will buy in the future, but currently 10 is what I can cover.
Please add me on skype for further details about this: PSexchange
and I'm sure we can come to an agreement.
I do prefer to speak with people in person, so if you are located near Arlanda in Stockholm then I would love to meet face-to-face.
Hopefully we can make a deal and possible a long-term business relationship.
Get ready for a red trust bomb, starting with me, scammer.
Yeah I'm not sure where I stand on approving or disapproving of the ponzis. We all know the risk of someone cashing out the coins is high, but on the other hand it's similar to a gambling game of some kind. You run the same risk with a dice site, to be honest.
eBay and especially PayPal are notorious for their insane fees. It gets to the point where only wealthy people trading large volume, high dollar amounts can profit. Startups can't afford those fees.
Hey - sounds like mining.
Hey - sounds like mining.
OgNasty - just a quick question. What's some differences between your pool and (For instance) BTC Guild? Are the payouts different?
I have a few TH I can toss over at your folks, but I'm not sure what the difference is in pools (I'm not an experienced miner and obviously I didn't get in NastyFans at the ground level).
Thanks!
I have a few TH I can toss over at your folks, but I'm not sure what the difference is in pools (I'm not an experienced miner and obviously I didn't get in NastyFans at the ground level).
Thanks!
What rate are you looking for?
I'm also interested in the rate you're looking for as I've never seen someone buy Skype credit before. Is there any particular reason you can't buy it yourself or do you just want to use BTC?
Re: What would a Sr.Member with positive trust sell for?
I might be selling my old account, I don't mind starting again.
Specs:
Posts: 700+
Activity: 240-320
Position: Sr. Member
Date Registered: 2013 July-December
Green trust above +1 below +12
Already in a signature campaign
Not in the default trust list.
What would that sell for?
Please note, I'm not selling it just yet, I'm just looking for a quote.
Specs:
Posts: 700+
Activity: 240-320
Position: Sr. Member
Date Registered: 2013 July-December
Green trust above +1 below +12
Already in a signature campaign
Not in the default trust list.
What would that sell for?
Please note, I'm not selling it just yet, I'm just looking for a quote.
I've seen them go for 0.4 BTC. With the price flux, anything is possible.
weçç cprrect me if im wrong but a 1TB on mining btc sha 256 in any pool gives max 1.200.000 satoshis per day and that is like 3 dollars per day soo in one month its like 90 dollars and to get the return of investment in a ant miner of 1TB may be like slow no?
Yeah I'm not entirely sure why you would do that, unless you were just squirreling BTC away. That's basically what I do - mine while I go about my life and collect BTC.
It does seem a little strange though - spending ~800 dollars to buy something that will pay for itself... never?
Maybe certain pools payout more?
http://imgur.com/a/uZl5R
Should i just go on a new pool without vardiff. i was only on this pool for about an hour. I have the antminer S5
Should i just go on a new pool without vardiff. i was only on this pool for about an hour. I have the antminer S5
It's fine. Your daily average dropped because you were only there briefly and your 10minute screwed up the average big time. Those are nice numbers, by the way
Thanks for this. This is going to help me out tons.
I don't mind the logic behind having a default fee, but the execution should be optional. The fact that it isn't is rather annoying.
I don't mind the logic behind having a default fee, but the execution should be optional. The fact that it isn't is rather annoying.
Re: [2014-1-14] BTCFEED → Butterfly Labs Caused The 2015 Bitcoin Crash
I love a good blockchain detective story.
Same here. The Blockchain in general is awesome to study in your spare time or whatever. It's really interesting. So much "money" flowing around freely. It's wonderful.
Re: Auction proceeds from silk road should be distributed to Mt. Gox victims
When your dope dealer gets popped before delivering your dope, tell the cops you want your money back. Make sure 2 "send a lawyer letter" first, so they'll know you're insane a real badass who knows shit & not somebody to f8ck with.
You know, people also sold video cards, olive oil, fake sunglasses and watches (for those who can't afford the real thing).
I understand that 80% or more of the traffic were crack heads or something. However, there were some otherwise legit folks who lost coins on SR. Not drug dealers, not drug users (probably) - people who were using an open and free market to peddle things that they believed were worth something.
I'm not naive. We all know you would go to SR to buy meth (or whatever). I'm just saying that there were a minority of people who got pwned by the seizure. I feel especially sorry for that one vendor who sold encrypted devices. He made tons of BTC (and not a drop illegal)