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Hi, posting so i can pm
Hi, I'm Gigliomechacybertron and I like long walks on the beach.
hello bitcoin world,
I am Pierre. just started a project RE Bitcoin trading in EUR (Paris resident entrepreneur); can't disclose too much on a post but interested in hiring some btc skilled developper with experience in mobile apps (droid).
I am Pierre. just started a project RE Bitcoin trading in EUR (Paris resident entrepreneur); can't disclose too much on a post but interested in hiring some btc skilled developper with experience in mobile apps (droid).
Heyo, I'm a newbie playing with Bitcoins, and fundraising a bit by having people mine with me at Triplemining. I ran a Minecraft Classic server (epicCreations.org Freebuild) until it was compromised a small time ago. I started fundraising for a new VPS just recently, and decided that this might be a good way to have others fundraise even if they don't have the resources or means to donate. I'm hoping it will prove fruitful 
Hi I'm Mark just getting into the bitcoins. Really love the idea. I do xbox repairs on the side now and want to start accepting bitcoins as a payment. I have money in stocks and like this idea of diversifying my money. I have a lot of projects on the side with a paintball field I would also accept bitcoins as payment. I would like some guidance and help along the way. Any help is much appreciated.
Sup guys, I'm new here. Let me out please. 
oh hai
Hey guys. We've just launched our Bitcoin site at get-bitcoin.com. Just making posts here to get over the newbie limit, but feel free to ask anything...
Hi there just got into mining. Going to build a little rig to do some gui-less mining. Also hoping to setup a little remote access computer repair service in the future.
I use Mt. Gox, Tradehill, and Bitcoin7. I've tried some of the others but they are too low volume to be useful. Out of those three, Tradehill is so far my favorite as it seems to not have the stability/security issues that Mt. Gox has and is higher volume than Bitcoin7. I'm also looking forward to trying CampBX when it opens in a couple of days.
Hope this helps,
Good to know, thanks!
Hello,
I'm new to the Forums and thought I would introduce myself. I regularly trade on #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-pit as I}ruid and also use the various BTC exchanges. I'm a fan of both cryptography and alternative currencies, so Bitcoin hit my radar pretty fast back in January 2009 when Satoshi released the Bitcoin whitepaper and initial version of the client software.
Thanks,
Dustin D. Trammell
I'm new to the Forums and thought I would introduce myself. I regularly trade on #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-pit as I}ruid and also use the various BTC exchanges. I'm a fan of both cryptography and alternative currencies, so Bitcoin hit my radar pretty fast back in January 2009 when Satoshi released the Bitcoin whitepaper and initial version of the client software.
Thanks,
Dustin D. Trammell
Was wondering what exchanges you use and which you would recommend? I use bitmarket.eu, and am quite happy with it, but am always open to exploring alternatives.
I use Mt. Gox, Tradehill, and Bitcoin7. I've tried some of the others but they are too low volume to be useful. Out of those three, Tradehill is so far my favorite as it seems to not have the stability/security issues that Mt. Gox has and is higher volume than Bitcoin7. I'm also looking forward to trying CampBX when it opens in a couple of days.
Hope this helps,
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been mining for about a month now, been working on a bot to buy / sell at mt gox (its available if you know what other forums i am on).
just waiting for the status bump!
just waiting for the status bump!
Anyone think there could be a marketplace for TF2 items using Bitcoins? I know ive got some items Id like to sell to line my purse
Hello,
I'm new to the Forums and thought I would introduce myself. I regularly trade on #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-pit as I}ruid and also use the various BTC exchanges. I'm a fan of both cryptography and alternative currencies, so Bitcoin hit my radar pretty fast back in January 2009 when Satoshi released the Bitcoin whitepaper and initial version of the client software.
Thanks,
Dustin D. Trammell
I'm new to the Forums and thought I would introduce myself. I regularly trade on #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-pit as I}ruid and also use the various BTC exchanges. I'm a fan of both cryptography and alternative currencies, so Bitcoin hit my radar pretty fast back in January 2009 when Satoshi released the Bitcoin whitepaper and initial version of the client software.
Thanks,
Dustin D. Trammell
Was wondering what exchanges you use and which you would recommend? I use bitmarket.eu, and am quite happy with it, but am always open to exploring alternatives.
Hello,
I'm new to the Forums and thought I would introduce myself. I regularly trade on #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-pit as I}ruid and also use the various BTC exchanges. I'm a fan of both cryptography and alternative currencies, so Bitcoin hit my radar pretty fast back in January 2009 when Satoshi released the Bitcoin whitepaper and initial version of the client software.
Thanks,
Dustin D. Trammell
I'm new to the Forums and thought I would introduce myself. I regularly trade on #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-pit as I}ruid and also use the various BTC exchanges. I'm a fan of both cryptography and alternative currencies, so Bitcoin hit my radar pretty fast back in January 2009 when Satoshi released the Bitcoin whitepaper and initial version of the client software.
Thanks,
Dustin D. Trammell
fascinated about bitcoins and think they will cost $1 000 000 per Btc in near future Little late in game but plan to create mining rig anyway
Hello, I'm introducing myself.
Bitcoin has all the aggravations I consider entertainment: a) fooling around with finicky hardware, b) figuring out why my computer deals out a blue screen of death every so often and c) pie in the sky thoughts about making money.
Bitcoin has all the aggravations I consider entertainment: a) fooling around with finicky hardware, b) figuring out why my computer deals out a blue screen of death every so often and c) pie in the sky thoughts about making money.
posting #5 for... Freedom!
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I was originally introduced to bitcoins by teppy and his Dargons Tale casino http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=1392.0 while I was playing his other game ATITD. I ended up winning around 200 bitcoins total from me purchasing 10 then promptly forgot about it until a few months ago on twitter Jason Calcanis was talking about it and I remembered I had it on one of my gaming machines. Turns out I had left the client cpu mining and had actually found a block in that time frame. Since then I have setup a couple of GPU mining rigs and have been lurking quietly on the forums.
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