The side panel on this one almost is a box fan.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ImageGallery.aspx?CurImage=11-119-160-TS&ISList=11-119-160-Z01%2c11-119-160-Z02%2c11-119-160-Z03%2c11-119-160-Z04%2c11-119-160-Z05%2c11-119-160-Z06%2c11-119-160-Z07%2c11-119-160-Z08%2c11-119-160-Z09%2c11-119-160-Z10&S7ImageFlag=1&Item=N82E16811119160&Depa=0&WaterMark=1&Description=COOLER%20MASTER%20HAF%20932%20Advanced%20RC-932-KKN5-GP%20Black%20Steel%20ATX%20Full%20Tower%20Compucase%20Case%20with%20USB%203.0%20and%20Black%20Interior

Glad to hear it's working for you.
Welcome to the real bitcoin forum 

Glad to hear it's working for you.
Welcome to the real bitcoin forum.

I just linked from the original thread to here for historical reference.

Sale thread here due to buyer being stuck in the newbie queue.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=190435.msg1982269#msg1982269

Yep, that's how I do business to protect both sides. Public log of transaction verified at each stage and plenty of copies of critical details in pm's in case the deal goes sideways.

Plus it's and good excuse for dwangoac to get his post count up and prove he's legit to the community.

Tracking number pm'd.

It could help get your post count up a bit. FWIW I'll recommend to the mods to let you our of newbie jail after our transaction is complete.

Edit: Or you might qualify by the end of this process.

Agreed upon payment received.

Everyone here will die one day, you heard it first.
Possibly before BTC bottoms out at 30.
Predictions without timeframe are for fortune cookies, tarot card readers, and psychics.

I think it depends less on Gox and more on the people that were in it for short term profit, whether they cashed out or got left holding the bag, and whether they gave up or are going to stick it out.

It was a bit disheartening last night to watch the price fall from US$115 to $85 then climb back up and not break USD$110 again even though it was barely a $USD1M wall. Those things used to get smashed in a matter of hours.

I will cover reasonable shipping in the US. I am willing to ship international if someone wants to pay shipping for it. I found out that shipping and import tax to Europe wasn't worth it for the buyer though.

Still available. Buy it with BTC.

Coordinated DDOS sucks just as much as coordinated price manipulation. Like I said few people were complaining when the price was going up. Get over the emotion of it all and play the game or take your coins and fiat and go home. Chill before you blow a blood vessel.


The chart disagrees. Recovery or not the price still crashed to less than 1/2 of what is was.



You Fail. Miserably.

No we don't. I bet you thought it was all rainbows, kittens, and puppy breath when the "manipulators" came in with their big money and broke down 500,000-1,000,000 fiat walls time after time. That money doesn't last forever. Eventually they have to sell their coins and get back into fiat to be able to buy again and this is how they do it. Buy big, sell big. If you don't like the game, take your coins and go home.




I lost coins the first times I traded. You either learn how to play the game, learn that you suck at playing the game, or totally lose your ass. You can't save them all.



Sure looks like one to me. Even if the price recovers back to where it was before all this, it's still a crash. Denial, river, Egypt, etc.

I was originally looking at an unlocked SIII, but the preloaded apps that you can't remove without rooting annoyed me away from it. The price was a little steep and the fact that I can buy a global unlocked SIII on NewEgg, but US support wouldn't let people register it for warranty support is Unacceptable. The Nexus hasn't given me a reason to root it yet.
I have another coworker, other than the one that sold his Note II, that got Note II's for both himself and his wife. I don't like how big it is. It's a small tablet and even comes with a stylus. BTW he's envious of my Nexus 4 that does wifi and usb tethering out of the box. He got the Note II's on a deal with Sprint, so he's locked in to CDMA for at least a year.

It is a unlocked GSM phone, so it will work work with any GSM network around the world, provided they support the radio frequencies of the phone. In the USA that is AT&T and T-Mobile and any prepaid carrier that use their network.

Yes prices fluctuate, sometimes to fast to keep up with. Changed to USD value.



Where I live it's pretty hilly, but I get 4-5M down and 2M up on average. Since I only pay $45/mo right now, it's good enough for me. I have a coworker that got a Nexus 4 after checking mine out and sold his Galaxy Note II in favor of the Nexus 4. 

bump, still available.

I have a 16gb in hand. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142406.0