Topic: Trust No One - page 41. (Read 161333 times)
Thank you for the advice. I used blockchain.info to hold my bitcoins, but when I read this thread, I am starting to think that I should instead stick with the client wallet that weusecoins provides
hey newb... ur stealing my pad tactics ...
Very true
Thanks for the info. Trust nobody but yourself.
Wise words!
good advice
thanks, i'll remember this
dont use paypal - and keep your own wallet is my advice!
I understand what you're saying and I agree mostly, but I've had some coins disappear back during the whole MyBitcoin fiasco and it just left a bad taste. I try and keep them all offline and encourage others aswell.
Thanks for the info!
I think bc is the safest way to buy sth on the internet atm.
gotta be careful!
Good advice. 
Loved the comic strip.
Don't trust me, I'm a newbie 
is there anywhere a good and printable guide how to use bitcoin safe?
Use an encrypted OS (etc. Ubuntu) where only BitCoin is installed. Most of the time it hasn't to be connected to the internet - only if you want to send some bitcoins to someone else.
But this is a little bit paranoid
You can also use a paper wallet—that's even more secure. Check out the Guide to Paper Wallets for that.
Pirateat40 really made people paranoid lol
Do not trust woman with your bitcoins!
For you, curious - there is no story behind this.
Yet
I resent that remark, sirrah! For you, curious - there is no story behind this.
Yet
Do not trust woman with your bitcoins!
For you, curious - there is no story behind this.
Yet
For you, curious - there is no story behind this.
Yet
Unfh. In the past I've often been called a little naive about things. I guess I should try and keep myself skeptical here, too, eh? Thanks for the heads up; I'll watch out for the reputation of anyone I deal with. And thanks to you, I'm going to back up my wallet now!
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