Currently buying Bitcoin 

Prices going up. Bump   

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Hello,

I'm doing small trades for Bitcoin and Altcoins.

Currently buying Bitcoin with US Postal Money Order. I'll mail immediately and you should receive in 1-3 days anywhere in the US. You can pick up the cash at any post office.

Looking for $50 - 100 with no markup or discount. View ad here:

https://trustedcointrades.com/ads/135/receive-us-dollar-for-bitcoin-using-cryptocurrency-wallet/

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PayPal

I'm doing small amounts of PayPal from $20 to $30.  The rate is coin price +14%. I will need a picture of your ID which should match your verified PayPal account. Then I'll send coins. I can go first if you're trusted, otherwise use escrow here:

https://trustedcointrades.com/ads/128/receive-bitcoin-for-us-dollar-using-paypal/

Currently in stock:

Litecoin

Other coins: please ask by PM

It's unfortunate, but we don't know if you're telling the truth or not and dishonest people would take advantage. You're talking about spreading a file download from an unknown source within a forum that specializes in people keeping money on their computer(s)! You may be legitimate, but unfortunately it's not worth it for people to take chances. As others have said a better/safer option is putting the info online with a known source like Google Docs. If you're looking for feedback you'll get a much better response like that.

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Regarding www.cryptodicescript.com I would be careful. It may be a scam. As TheBarMan says the links that are supposed to show the script in action don't work. It also seems strange that you click the Buy button and are immediately asked to send BTC to some address, then contact them to say you paid. If it's a scam and anyone sends payment, good luck getting the BTC back. For a site with no established reputation and no escrow option, or option to try/view the script before sending it seems strange.

Aha! Thanks, that answers it!

Hey thanks!

I hadn't heard of Bittrex.com. It appears they have about 190 coins. That's exactly what I'm looking for. I'm trying to see where Coinmarketcap.com is basing its pricing as they list prices for over 600 coins!

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/views/all/

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know where coinmarketcap.com gets their pricing data from? They have over 600 different coins listed. To my knowledge no single exchange has anywhere near that many coins traded. Cryptsy used to be the big alt-coin exchange, but ran into trouble. Where do people go to trade the many coins out there, especially ones with low volume?!?

Thanks!

bump!

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I've sent you a PM.

One thing you can do is offer free escrow services. There is a user called Monbux with a ton of trusted feedback from doing this. You do need to be trustworthy to get started, but you can start small. So for example, start in the currency exchange section whenever you need to trade bitcoin for Paypal or something. Start with small amounts and ask for positive feedback for successful trades. Once you start having trusted feedback you can offer free escrow services where you hold a small amount of bitcoin for people and settle disputes if something goes wrong. 

Yes, I think there will be consensus, especially once transactions back up and fees rise. Blocks are getting pretty full.

I can get your site set up for FREE if you'll host with Studio60! I've sent you a PM.

Great idea! Let me work on that and get back to you.

Yes, Bitcoin is accepted of course 

Also normal credit cards and PayPal.

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This is a good question, but not only miners would have to accept the change but all full nodes too. In other words you would have to convince everybody using bitcoin (miners and fully validating nodes) to change. That's not an easy task. People that understand Bitcoin's 21 million limit understand it makes coins more valuable than keeping inflationary printing. People would be voting to decrease their own net worth.

There was another coin that tried higher inflation rate. I can't remember the name, but basically the longer you held it the more value it lost, which was to encourage people to spend/use the coins. The theory was the higher transaction activity would create more economic value and the coins would be worth more. I don't think that coin is still around.