These cards have also chips, so it would need to be copied as well.
No they don't. The code for a prepaid is not 201. It's 126, thus the chip is meaningless for an atm. An atm would know not to read the chip. If you're talking bzwbk or other polish cards the code is 126, so I'm pretty sure they work in all atms with just t1+t2. Tried and tested already. The chip is only used for 201-enabled POS transactions.
Let's move this discussion to pm if you're unsure. I can answer your questions you might have if you don't know how to, or what to do exactly.
Those are legal cards and have been obtained in legit way. You don't need a drop, plus I'm the one who ships the card (not the bank) and I never disclose any details of my customers to anyone. I also don't keep your data and I destroy proof of shipment after delivery.
However ok, I realize that some of you are paranoic :-)
I've had some request about this in my history of selling those, maybe you're right. I'll consider adding this to my offer.
if you provide track 1 + track 2 + track 3 + PIN activation of the card you eliminate the need of physically sending the card. You could tap into a market of people who wouldn't want their drops known by their vendor. Also it eliminates the need of having to wait for it in the mail.
Regarding this new service you're offering. People find it a bit hard to trust other people with their money, because they've been burned over and over. I'm not saying you will burn people, but sometimes legit arguments are formed...like for example: what if a customer sends you $500, and your card gets blocked after cashing out $100. Will you be a real biznesman as you say are and fork out the money from your end? I think not. So what I suggested allows people to deal with their own problems, instead of having to trust someone behind a monitor.
Just some food for thought!
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on 06/07/2015, 22:35:58 UTC
thanks for the explanation doc.
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Re: Is Holding Bitcoin a long time good way to make money?
I first got bitcoin from withdrawing from gambling sites. I deposited with another method but could withdraw bitcoin so i did it. Around that time bitcoin was around $220 usd or so and when i got it, i would then trade it for poker funds from other person etc because I didn't want to hold the bitcoins due to reading about price fluctuations. However, isn't the value of bitcoin almost always going to go up so its best to hold it? I know last year it was $600 and the highest was when it was more than $1000 per bitcoin. But since it is all the way down to $200-$300, isn't having bitcoin always good? Could bitcoin go all the way to 0 soon? I had thought hey if you get bitcoin when its $230 when the price stayed like that for a long time, thats great b/c very hard for it to go below $200 because i haven't seen that. But even if it does, isn't it almost always going to rebound and go back up? Last time i had btc and it was $230 or so and now it went up to $260. So if you have say 100 bitcoins... well... thats a nice $3000 profit or so.
I'm sure there are ppl that have thousands or bitcoins right and just hold on to it? And many that would sell btc immediately if prices go all the way up? If someone had say 500 bitcoin... then btc price went up $20 in say a week or so... selling it would net them $10000 minus fees right? However if they sell it via localbitcoins or other method, they are going to get a higher profit right? However if they do this, say sold all their 500 btc... then once bitcoin later in the year go up another $50... well that would be $25000 less they would have earned.
In general, isn't holding BTC always a good thing since the price of it is pretty low now? Obviously if you bought btc at $600 or $1000 and thought it would went up and held on to your btc, that would been a disaster. But since its in the $200-$300 range, isn't having BTC always good?
Which gambling sites are you referring to? They all have abandoned the idea. The gambling sites which are truly licensed i mean.
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Re: Could Satoshi Nakamoto be the CIA/NSA?
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l1m3st0n3
on 06/07/2015, 22:20:16 UTC
I am whatever you say I am, If I wasn't then why would I say I am?
This is ridiculous. I think people are ignoring the fact that 30 confirmations is freakin 12 hours. What a coincidence right? So everyone was talking about forks last week, and now there are rogues and new chains being built.
People make stuff up, and then someone takes the hint and makes it reality. People are so oblivious to what's happening right under their noses.