Introduce yourself :) - page 375. | Bitcointalksearch.org

jakkalsvosburg

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Quote from: kokjo on June 12, 2011, 04:16:05 AM

please do so! and get a post

don't be so negative, the 5-post-4-hour-rule is there for a reason: to get rid of the trolls. NOT to piss newcomers off.

relax take it easy and smile. Cheesy

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Mr_Littlejeans

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Hi all. I have been a Bitcoin user since early 2011. I have also been lurking on this forum for about a year but have decided that it's time to finally get my hands dirty and post something! Wink

daking

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Howdy all!

herzmeister

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Quote from: MADinMelbourne on September 26, 2012, 05:02:06 AM

how do I get a holographic bitcoin, is anyone talking about a silver bitcoin, and how do I get stickers for shops around Melbourne??? Are there any projects to promote bitcoin? I agree with Frank about OTC, and think it'd be great to get some physical currency into the world.

helloes and welcome. Grin

holographic, physical bitcoins? casascius makes those: https://www.casascius.com/

but they're just a gimmick. Anyone can make such, and you have to trust the issuer that they didn't keep a copy of the private key. The point of Bitcoin is that you don't have to trust anybody. That's how and why Bitcoin works. Therefore, there won't be serious physical coins. For meatspace, use mobile clients instead, or the upcoming bitcoincard.

Quote from: MADinMelbourne on September 26, 2012, 05:02:06 AM

Are there any projects to promote bitcoin?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=12.0

solomon

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Hey all. Many UK users on here? would be interested to know how you get BTC into your bank accounts as £ now than intersango is up the creek.

MADinMelbourne

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Hi... I'm MAD... invested in BTC a few months ago after researching it for a while. Love the thought of a non centralized banking system and the whole idea of open source. Would really like to connect with Melbourne bitcoiners, looks like the only way to do that is on facebook. Not my thing... are there any in this forum?

After watching Frank Braun on the KeiserReport I've got a few questions - how do I get a holographic bitcoin, is anyone talking about a silver bitcoin, and how do I get stickers for shops around Melbourne??? Are there any projects to promote bitcoin? I agree with Frank about OTC, and think it'd be great to get some physical currency into the world.

Cheers!

c4n10

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Quote from: Bucky_Rich on September 25, 2012, 08:49:31 PM

Howdy all I am new to this forum and new to bitcoin mining in general. Thanks for having me !

Welcome to the community!!!

Bucky_Rich

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Howdy all I am new to this forum and new to bitcoin mining in general. Thanks for having me !

CobyR

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Been mining with four GPU's for a little over a year now, just saw a question about Dwolla and Mt. Gox and the new requirement for "verification".

Since I can't post out there in the real world. Here is my answer:

Mt. Gox required me to send an image of my passport and an electric bill confirming my address. After providing said documentation it took 2-3 days for them to verify things, before I was able to withdraw US Dollars to my Dwolla account.

Since I did that though things have been working fine.

Blyzon

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Ohai, bitcoin people.

Just started mining on my computer's GPU, looking forward to getting a dedicated ASIC rig. Wink

benco

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Hi,

I'm already here for some time in read-only mode, now I finally decided to post something:) I really like idea behind BTC - especially on the technical side. It's a truly great project and I wish him great success:)

totalchaos

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Just watched Frank Braun on the Keiser Report and the discussion captured my interest. I hope to learn more from this forum.

SchmalzTech

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I am a Libertarian from Michigan and pretty new to being a Bitcoin enthusiast. Just started mining in the last month or so!

deolivares

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I'm David. Only 4 more posts to go!

floralys

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hello i am here pretty new, been here around for a pretty long time, think so , but never need to be registred, so now i am here to meet the request to be some "regular" member Wink

senor_coconut

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a big question mark

Hi all,

Filling my post count... I'm writing from Spain, 31 year old techie with a with a taste for BTC investments.
I've been also involved in P2P lending here in Spain and am thinking of issuing a security on GLBSE to increase invested capital.
Returns are around 12% a year before tax and bankrupted loans, veteran investors report steady 7% gains per year.
It's not a scam pyramid scheme, will not compete with the ridiculous pirate bonds and similar securities and not even the best mining securities (with questionable profitability?) but will pay regular dividends and is a low/medium risk proven business model (see Prosper, Lending Club or Zopa (UK).

Best regards,

Miguel

hargax

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Hey chaps

Cyggie

newbie

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HI All!

Found about BTC ages ago, never actually got round to looking into it... Now that i have naught better to do, lets at it!

Much Love
Cyg

bowen151

hero member

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Caveat Emptor

From Ireland, been watching the BTC scene for a while now and after alot of interest i think im going to start buying and selling coins and maybe mine for fun as part of a pps program (free power).

Nolo

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Whoa, there are a lot of cats in this wall.

Quote from: thorvald on September 24, 2012, 05:55:54 PM

hello

i`m Thor

Did you bring your hammer?

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