Topic: Trust No One - page 16. (Read 161328 times)
Pretty Damn interesting.
Thank you for the primer, learning lots in a short amount of time here.
This is what I love about this. Yes, you cannot trust anyone. But it is kinda wild west, no? I mean, the world is so full of over-regulation. It is nice to be dealing in something that is outside of all of that, and we have to use our own common sense. Just a different perspective, but if you make stupid mistakes, you kinda deserve to learn from them, no?
This is the stuff
Very useful, Thanks.
First of all, don't trust new forum users!
excellent primer, thanks!
How can I trust your warning, if you tell me to trust no-one ;-)
very usefull thanks!!!
Good article, well done!!!
really good thread to have prominent for newbs.
Well said
There is no age sex or religion online.
There is no age sex or religion online.
+1
All great advice here! Should be required reading for anyone starting off in the bitcoin world 
MtGox does have limits on withdrawals and does not give you a checkbook, so it is incorrect to think of it as analogous to a bank account.
good thread, i've learned a lot. time for a beer
Now this thing is keeping bigger and more worth it's even more important to remember this article.
Thanks for this info. Speially interresting now the exhange rate is exploding
Thanks for the info
what is the best way to purchase bitcoins?
if i send $ to mt gox can it remain in mt gox as $, or does it automaticaly get converted to bitcoins?
if i send $ to mt gox can it remain in mt gox as $, or does it automaticaly get converted to bitcoins?
Hi, that's what I'm doing. The $ at MtGox won't be transferred automatically but you will have them in your wallet and then you choose how you get bitcoins and how much through them
.Thanks for the info. Can you cash out the $ in your wallet irrelevantly of market condition? Let me rephrase that; does mt gox act as a dollars bank account? or is there always some sort of catch related to bitcoins?
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