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Re: Blockchain.info - Bitcoin Block explorer & Currency Statistics
When sending bitcoins from Blockchain.info using custom transaction, one shouldn't be able to choose a watch-only address, since you can't even spend money from it. I guess it should be fixed. 
As I already said on this topic on May 18th, I am still unable to confirm my orders with SMS. The from number seems to be 767, but it always says "Message Send Failure". I'm in France, my provider is Orange, and I can send international texts. Please, fix this issue.
My order is #6390 and thus not yet confirmed.
(I sent an e-mail to Jerrod to tell him I obviously confirm it)
My order is #6390 and thus not yet confirmed.
(I sent an e-mail to Jerrod to tell him I obviously confirm it)
I'm not related in any way to that website, and you won't click on a referral.
Every link on http://www.coinbox.me will let you earn like 0.000001 BTC. The lottery would give you even more if you win, but it's still very low. Your funds are stored on CoinBox to avoid spamming the blockchain with micro transactions, and as soon as you reach 0.000055 BTC, you get automatically paid.
Every link on http://www.coinbox.me will let you earn like 0.000001 BTC. The lottery would give you even more if you win, but it's still very low. Your funds are stored on CoinBox to avoid spamming the blockchain with micro transactions, and as soon as you reach 0.000055 BTC, you get automatically paid.
No, no you are obviously the owner of the website, now fuck off scammer.
Calm your tits dude. I'm not the owner of this website, deal with it.
I'm not related in any way to that website, and you won't click on a referral.
Every link on http://www.coinbox.me will let you earn like 0.000001 BTC. The lottery would give you even more if you win, but it's still very low. Your funds are stored on CoinBox to avoid spamming the blockchain with micro transactions, and as soon as you reach 0.000055 BTC, you get automatically paid.
Every link on http://www.coinbox.me will let you earn like 0.000001 BTC. The lottery would give you even more if you win, but it's still very low. Your funds are stored on CoinBox to avoid spamming the blockchain with micro transactions, and as soon as you reach 0.000055 BTC, you get automatically paid.
Current money offers:
- $700 (declined - on TF2 Outpost)
- $800 (declined because PayPal only - on Steam, someone from TF2-Trader)
- 7 BTC (declined - on Steam, someone from TF2 Outpost)
- 3 BTC (obviously declined - a Bitcointalk member, in PM)
- $1000 (currently discussing)
- $700 (declined - on TF2 Outpost)
- $800 (declined because PayPal only - on Steam, someone from TF2-Trader)
- 7 BTC (declined - on Steam, someone from TF2 Outpost)
- 3 BTC (obviously declined - a Bitcointalk member, in PM)
- $1000 (currently discussing)
Hello,
I am selling a Team Fortress 2 hat: the famous Team Captain, with the unusual purple energy effect, just like M. Bison. It's clean, obviously non-duped, and worth around 35 buds in unusuals or 30 for pure promos. I just want to get bitcoins for it, since I don't play TF2 as much as before, but I wouldn't sell it for less than its real value.
My current price is around $1200 or 10 BTC (right now).
Yes, 10 BTC and the hat is yours, even if Bitcoin value is dropping.
Interested? Reply to this thread with your offer and/or your Steam profile URL.
If you're a newbie and can't post here, you can also send me a PM.
And if you'd die for it and pay the right price, just add me on Steam right now!
http://i.imgur.com/W1hqi.jpg
Steamrep: http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198024937157
Backpack: http://www.tf2outpost.com/backpack/8121
I am selling a Team Fortress 2 hat: the famous Team Captain, with the unusual purple energy effect, just like M. Bison. It's clean, obviously non-duped, and worth around 35 buds in unusuals or 30 for pure promos. I just want to get bitcoins for it, since I don't play TF2 as much as before, but I wouldn't sell it for less than its real value.
My current price is around $1200 or 10 BTC (right now).
Yes, 10 BTC and the hat is yours, even if Bitcoin value is dropping.
Interested? Reply to this thread with your offer and/or your Steam profile URL.
If you're a newbie and can't post here, you can also send me a PM.
And if you'd die for it and pay the right price, just add me on Steam right now!
http://i.imgur.com/W1hqi.jpg
Steamrep: http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198024937157
Backpack: http://www.tf2outpost.com/backpack/8121
Is microbitcoin.fr still in buissness and trustworthy?
Yes! Sadly he raised the price (1.35 instead of 1.25 before).
A mon avis il ne feront rien (sauf si trés grosse somme).
Que ce soit 1 ou 100 000 BTC, ça ne changera rien. La police ne fera jamais rien, et je ne suis d'ailleurs même pas sûr qu'on puisse porter plainte pour un tel type de vol. On aime Bitcoin parce que c'est décentralisé et que ça ne peut (théoriquement) être contrôlé par personne, alors vouloir que quelqu'un intervienne lorsqu'il s'agit d'un vol, c'est assez ironique.
So what do I need to do to make sure the coin I received gets funded?
Basically you only have to enter the firstbits on blockchain.info to know if the coin is funded.
Ha bon ? Et comment on fait pour savoir si il a été décollé (dans ton exemple)
Si le sticker est décollé, une trame en nid d'abeille apparait nettement: on voit donc immédiatement si le sticker a été décollé (même si il a été remis en place).
Il y a une photo sur microbitcoin.fr qui montre la trame sur un sticker décollé.
http://i.imgur.com/ZywyY.jpg
Bas avec les photo tu as la clef privé, ensuite avec https://blockchain.info/ tu regarde si le coin est crédité.
L'adresse publique, pas la clé privée.
Je crois que tu n'as absolument pas saisi le principe des bitcoins Casascius. La clé privée (≠ adresse publique) est CACHÉE sous le sticker holographique. S'il est décollé, le Casascius n'a plus aucune valeur, si ce n'est celle de la pièce en elle-même. L'adresse peut être chargée d'1 BTC ou plus, mais dans tous les cas, si la clé privée est visible, il n'y a plus aucune garantie.
Il n'y a pas besoin de la clé privée pour savoir ce qu'une pièce contient, seule les firstbits de l'adresse publique suffit. C'est d'ailleurs exactement sur ce principe que repose le principe des bitcoins Casascius.
mais mon but c'est de bloqué le recel de bitcoin volé chez moi.
Peine perdue. Aucune autorité ne peut empêcher ça, encore moins un utilisateur de Bitcoin. Peu importe la provenance des bitcoins, un bitcoin reste un bitcoin, et je ne vois pas qui refuserait une transaction parce que les bitcoins qu'elle contient ont été volés à quelqu'un. Ça ne regarde personne, et malgré ta bonne foi, ça n'y changerait absolument rien.
L'adresse, c'est autre chose.