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Some guy just mined 3 blocks in a row... 75 btc he received... worth about 45k USD? It could be profitable, but remember you're going up against the BTC Guild's and the GHash.IO's of the world.
Remember, Monday is a US Holiday... so Friday is Business Day 1, Tuesday is Business Day 2, and Wednesday is Business Day 3. They're probably giving themselves a 1 day buffer just in case. I wouldn't worry about it.
The Oct. price is 0.13 each at btcguild.com - just FYI. I expect it to be under 0.10 by the end of the year, but by then the difficulty will be so high, you'd need 10 of these to pull in 0.05 BTC a day.
Someone is already trying to sell these on Amazon, for way too much money. 
You can buy them on Amazon for $150 USD. You can buy them on BTCGuild for 1 BTC (~95$). So it's only a 50% upcharge to pay with USD. Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
Now only last weeks transaction of $500 to go and I'm done. The good news is I received todays transaction so apparently they are watching this thread.
Have you not seen me in here the whole time?
ITS VERY REASSURING TO SEE YOU HERE DOING NOTHING BUT WRITING NAMES AND PROVIDING FALSE SENSE OF HOPE TO EVERYONE
Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
No refunds. Sorry. You'll get your btc delivered at the rate when your order was placed. You're free to sell the btc back on mtgox.com once the funds are delivered. Cheers!
Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
I sent 443.95$ 04/05 @ 520pmEST thru Wal-Mart/Moneygram/Zip/Zap/Bitinstant/Mtgox and my $$ is nowhere to be found. Could you please put me on a support list?
OrderID: bea9620e-f1e3-45ed-9dca-9548dc07a29a
EventID: e6d8e6af-f43b-442b-a11b-8e51d007a5ff
DestAccount: M24372891X
QuoteID: 7a23c122-becc-499b-934b-23e0a3bbd581
User: SYSTEM
DestExchange: mtgox
eventtype: Order executed
EventSentAt: 1365197050.8
APIResponse: MTGOX-USD-WJ4PA-483H3-C6RM7-9723D
FundsSent: $422.444 USD
OrderID: bea9620e-f1e3-45ed-9dca-9548dc07a29a
EventID: e6d8e6af-f43b-442b-a11b-8e51d007a5ff
DestAccount: M24372891X
QuoteID: 7a23c122-becc-499b-934b-23e0a3bbd581
User: SYSTEM
DestExchange: mtgox
eventtype: Order executed
EventSentAt: 1365197050.8
APIResponse: MTGOX-USD-WJ4PA-483H3-C6RM7-9723D
FundsSent: $422.444 USD
Coupon code up for grabs lol
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never post a coupon code to a public forum. anyone can redeem that including you. SEE WHERE IT SAYS APIRESPONSE ?? put that code into mt gox and get your monies
now my coupon can't be used. Wtf...what now?
Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
Good news everyone. RACHEL IS ALIVE!. I guess she had a really late night playing Bocce Ball with her friends and overslept this morning, which is why she wasn't answering her emails.
Anyhoo, everything is resolved, and my money is now in my Mt. Gox account. All is well and right in the world.
Anyhoo, everything is resolved, and my money is now in my Mt. Gox account. All is well and right in the world.
Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
Wow. I feel quite sorry for all the blokes that posted their Mt. Gox redeemable coupon codes in this thread! Sheesh... that's money down the drain!
hopefully not....
I'm clearly F5ing the fuck out this thread....
I hope BitInstant gets their act together. I've used them twice before (just earlier this week) with no issues what-so-ever. I wonder if some sort of cronjob stopped working or if a Mt. Gox API changed. *shrug*
Re: Official Newbie BitInstant Support Thread (Active Customer Support)
Yankee, since you seem to have seniority for bitinstant can you help me with the issue of the company sending me an expired coupon? I was told to contact the CEO and I did. Twice. No response. Not even automated. And how will I receive coins at the rate of the time I ordered?
Yankee IS the CEO, sir.hi,
two years ago i bought a load of bitcoins and stored them offline,
unencrypted, following the exact process outlined in the original post in this thread.
today i decided to sell them. so i retrieved my wallet.dat file from storage.
then i downloaded the bitcoin client. then i pasted my wallet.dat in the correct place and let it run for 8 hours until it
had synced. it was just about to finish syncing when i got the
error message saying "file corrupt. salvage failed."
then i tried to see if i could upload the file to a blockchain wallet.
i got an error message saying something along the lines of "invalid file
type or incorrect password, no keys uploaded."
so there must be something wrong with my wallet.dat file. but i have no
idea how it became corrupted and what I can do about it to recover my
bitcoins.
i am pretty tech savvy, as far as using windows goes. but when it comes to
playing around in linux and source code, i have no idea. (i use an ubuntu
machine for all my bitcoin work.)
any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated...
You need two things... your wallet.dat AND your private keys. So if you're missing your private keys then you might be out of luck accessing that wallet. Of note, just because a wallet.dat is "unecrypted" doesn't mean that it still doesn't use private keys for access.two years ago i bought a load of bitcoins and stored them offline,
unencrypted, following the exact process outlined in the original post in this thread.
today i decided to sell them. so i retrieved my wallet.dat file from storage.
then i downloaded the bitcoin client. then i pasted my wallet.dat in the correct place and let it run for 8 hours until it
had synced. it was just about to finish syncing when i got the
error message saying "file corrupt. salvage failed."
then i tried to see if i could upload the file to a blockchain wallet.
i got an error message saying something along the lines of "invalid file
type or incorrect password, no keys uploaded."
so there must be something wrong with my wallet.dat file. but i have no
idea how it became corrupted and what I can do about it to recover my
bitcoins.
i am pretty tech savvy, as far as using windows goes. but when it comes to
playing around in linux and source code, i have no idea. (i use an ubuntu
machine for all my bitcoin work.)
any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated...