Good discussion. Perhaps a security idea is some form of dual factor authentication for your wallet (i.e. - signing in with a password, then getting a call/txt/email with a pin. Perhaps that could be incorporated into the locally hosted wallet software as some form of optional enhanced service (for a minor fee to support the tech).
Just a crazy thought, but I am sure someone has thought about it before in the bitcoin space.
Topic: Trust No One - page 31. (Read 161312 times)
All good advice, thanks
Very Good .
Thanks for all the helpful tips!
Thanks for all the helpful tips! Don't even trust yourself
+1 for this post. Very informative. Thanks.
A lot of people will learn this the hard way with BTC, especially as more and more ordinary Joes start using it.
Good advice, thanks! 
Helpful post with a lot of good information in this thread. Thanks for sharing!
Smart Advise... don't trust it!!
I've been had.
I've been had.
Thanks for the advice 
i tried to trust in the btc-community.
i did one (in Numbers: 1) btc-transaction.
i spend all my coins on a bASIC from BTCFPGA.
as things turned out, this wasn't such a good idea.
i'm still waiting for my refund Thomas Van Riper (alias cablepair)!!!
SCAMMER: Cablepair (Tom) from BTCFPGA.com/bitcoinasic.net
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-cablepair-tom-from-btcfpgacombitcoinasicnet-140472
use caution!
i did one (in Numbers: 1) btc-transaction.
i spend all my coins on a bASIC from BTCFPGA.
as things turned out, this wasn't such a good idea.
i'm still waiting for my refund Thomas Van Riper (alias cablepair)!!!
SCAMMER: Cablepair (Tom) from BTCFPGA.com/bitcoinasic.net
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-cablepair-tom-from-btcfpgacombitcoinasicnet-140472
use caution!
thanks, very helpful, sorry for your loss
i tried to trust in the btc-community.
i did one (in Numbers: 1) btc-transaction.
i spend all my coins on a bASIC from BTCFPGA.
as things turned out, this wasn't such a good idea.
i'm still waiting for my refund from Thomas Van Riper (alias cablepair)!!!
SCAMMER: Cablepair (Tom) from BTCFPGA.com/bitcoinasic.net
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-cablepair-tom-from-btcfpgacombitcoinasicnet-140472
use caution!
i did one (in Numbers: 1) btc-transaction.
i spend all my coins on a bASIC from BTCFPGA.
as things turned out, this wasn't such a good idea.
i'm still waiting for my refund from Thomas Van Riper (alias cablepair)!!!
SCAMMER: Cablepair (Tom) from BTCFPGA.com/bitcoinasic.net
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scammer-cablepair-tom-from-btcfpgacombitcoinasicnet-140472
use caution!
yeah, always use your head
Good advice. Also, I'm tempted to buy one of the pre-orders for the ASICs on ebay, but too many keep popping up that don't seem very reliable. Be careful.
Good advice to such newbie like me =)
this is very sound advice, playing with a tiny bit of BTC is certainly the way to go
agree trust no one except me :#)
It's kinda sad - I think Bitcoin has potential in the real world, and can be a sort of "world currency". With all this scamming, it scares people away. (Not to say that money doesn't have scams, either!)
Either way, great tips!
Either way, great tips!
thanks
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