Wonder when Somali pirates will start demanding BTC instead of $
They'll paint a giant QRCODE on the side of their ship, and you will be able to scan it and send them a bribe in order to be left alone.
Topic: 2013-06-27 AP: Man who extorted Mitt Romney for Bitcoins Endicted (Read 1273 times)
June 30, 2013, 01:01:32 PM
Indicted, not Endicted.
The squiggly red line means you're spelling it wrong.
The squiggly red line means you're spelling it wrong.
Is it?
(Same applies to inquire/enquire, insure/ensure.)
1. Mitt deserves it 
2. BTC is pretty much the new LR
2. BTC is pretty much the new LR
LR. This is not likely as all people can monitor while LR is not.
Indicted, not Endicted.
The squiggly red line means you're spelling it wrong.
The squiggly red line means you're spelling it wrong.
The presumption of guilt might draw an editor's scowl, while we're fixing things.
Indicted, not Endicted.
The squiggly red line means you're spelling it wrong.
The squiggly red line means you're spelling it wrong.
1. Mitt deserves it
2. BTC is pretty much the new LR
2. BTC is pretty much the new LR
Wonder when Somali pirates will start demanding BTC instead of $
You would think all kidnapping would have moved over to Bitcoin already. No need to pick up cash from a drop and only need to make contact once.
One day some one will open a Kickstarter for killing people.
Wonder when Somali pirates will start demanding BTC instead of $
Shame that bitcoin gets all the bad press (extortion, drugs, money laundering). Where's all the good press like charity drives and benefits of crypto currency?
https://www.smore.com/feux-sean-s-outpost
just donated a bitcoin to 'em
Shame that bitcoin gets all the bad press (extortion, drugs, money laundering). Where's all the good press like charity drives and benefits of crypto currency?
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=25766262&nid=157&title=man-charged-in-scheme-involving-romney-tax-returns-&fm=home_page&s_cid=featured-3
I was interested to see how this would turned out when it actually happened. Obviously they would have never paid, but I did think the possibility of an intrusion and the stealing of some documents was possible. I guess we'll never know since it's encrypted
I was interested to see how this would turned out when it actually happened. Obviously they would have never paid, but I did think the possibility of an intrusion and the stealing of some documents was possible. I guess we'll never know since it's encrypted
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