Topic: Trust No One - page 25. (Read 161312 times)
thanks for the reminder
good post you should trust no one
thnx for the guidlines..
the whole wallet security thing is still kinda blurry to me, but hey, that's why I'm in the newbie section
the whole wallet security thing is still kinda blurry to me, but hey, that's why I'm in the newbie section
I'm thankful that there are a few people who I do trust absolutely. And I hope that they trust me equally in return. (Mind you, few is a low number).
They are easier to steal than gold.
And they can't be made radioactive either (James Bond, Goldfinger).
Thanks dacoinminster
Well if you want to trust nobody its up to you...
I trust all, or give the chance, i risk little or a lot depending on many things...and if I take a loss, i consider it a small one and move on.
Never risk too much but then again a scared investor doesn't make money.
We are new and our group has done 3-5 times our BTC
Still with a few bucks only we are experiment and testing services/exchanges and trading post.
I trust all, or give the chance, i risk little or a lot depending on many things...and if I take a loss, i consider it a small one and move on.
Never risk too much but then again a scared investor doesn't make money.
We are new and our group has done 3-5 times our BTC
Still with a few bucks only we are experiment and testing services/exchanges and trading post.
sage advice. i suppose it just comes down to you doing your due diligence and treating bitcoins as if it was gold or something
They are easier to steal than gold.
Thanks
Thanks - Yep use common sense.
sage advice. i suppose it just comes down to you doing your due diligence and treating bitcoins as if it was gold or something
Thanks for the info
Any advice on these marketplaces:
I'm fairly new with Bitcoin the mining and so on, you see.
- Vircurex;
- Bitcoin-24;
- Mt.Gox?
I'm fairly new with Bitcoin the mining and so on, you see.
I guess Skype is an awesome way of communication and to gain trust. That's why I guess good traders should make it public.
Beware of many frauds selling virtual stuff for btcs
Is there not a whitelist here, where people who have made a succesful transaction name eachother?
Wouldn't scammers just then vouch for each other?
A lot of people will learn this the hard way with BTC, especially as more and more ordinary Joes start using it.
Is ripple more or less secure?
Is there not a whitelist here, where people who have made a succesful transaction name eachother?
Thanks for this.
I'm good at that most of the time, but when I slip up !!!!
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