the topic is pretty near to my principles
Trust has to be earned - in business you often do not have the time of trustmanagement with consumers.
That's another reason for promoting Bitcoin as there can be avoided to trust the juridical widely protected consumers.
Also central authorities are not to be trusted as most of the time they cannot be held truly and directly responsible like you could a natural person.
Topic: Trust No One - page 71. (Read 161312 times)
I sure don't know enough about all this yet. But if everything is going to remain untraceable I don't know how will it ever get to be secure with all the crooks in this world. I just did a transfer and it's taking an hour just to show up in the next account. Not the greatest feeling knowing all I can do is hope for the best.
I trust no one.
Except me. You can trust me.
i watch the x-files too you guys
you got it right !
trust No One
call me No One
trust No One
call me No One
"Online wallet" always struck me as synonymous with "give away your coins." If it's not in your physical possession, which in cryptocurrencies means if your wallet data isn't stored locally on a secured medium, you don't own it.
I don't trust any online wallets but I have to deal with them for now until the official Bitcoin client finishes syncing. Thank the net it's finally at 98%.
Hey there everyone ,being a newbie and restricted to the newbie forum I'm a little unsure of where to post but using this thread seems appropriate.I was worried when first purchasing my Btc but found a member here and I should imagine familiar to some of the regulars Mick who is behind http://mjbmonetarymetals.co.uk/
Well after reading feedback about his site I took the plunge and ordered my btc,not only did I receive my btc as promised in a speedy manner but as im new to this he was generous enough to give simple walk throughs and advice on what to do.I cant recommend this guy enough for newbies like myself completely trustworthy and genuine trader. Mick ,thanks for all your help and as I said you'll be getting plenty more business from myself ,you're a true gent.
Lee
Well after reading feedback about his site I took the plunge and ordered my btc,not only did I receive my btc as promised in a speedy manner but as im new to this he was generous enough to give simple walk throughs and advice on what to do.I cant recommend this guy enough for newbies like myself completely trustworthy and genuine trader. Mick ,thanks for all your help and as I said you'll be getting plenty more business from myself ,you're a true gent.
Lee
If you don't trust others, you don't trust yourself. If you trust others, you can trust yourself and believe things will work out, and they will. To trust is to stop dividing, to understand and uplift one another.
you speak motivational, but is there influence?
If you don't trust others, you don't trust yourself. If you trust others, you can trust yourself and believe things will work out, and they will. To trust is to stop dividing, to understand and uplift one another.
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I trust everyone, here is take my wallet and keep it safe. Just joking. 
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I agree, do not trust anyone out there.
I don't trust anyone.
Our relationship in bitcoin is founded on mutual business and trust.
you can always use escrow if you need it...
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you can always use escrow if you need it...
Escrow just transfers trust to whoever runs the escrow system.
Very true.
2. Encrypt that wallet with the maximum security you can find, using the most secure password you can keep track of
3. Delete the plaintext wallet, and distribute the encrypted wallet to every piece of physical media you own, store it online, and send it to several people you trust
I haven't seen this mentioned in this thread yet. I've encrypted my wallet in bitcoin-qt, but I assumed it replaced the unencrypted one itself in a secure way.3. Delete the plaintext wallet, and distribute the encrypted wallet to every piece of physical media you own, store it online, and send it to several people you trust
Is there some other file beside wallet.dat I should be concerned about? Should I be shredding my disk's free space, to eliminate traces of the old wallet? Is my computer judging me? Am I going to die?
N.B.: I won't trust replies, but I will appreciate them and print them out and bury them in the time capsule in my back yard.
great info thanks
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