i am out of that buisness. 
Topic: What have you purchased with Bitcoin? (Read 4294 times)
they were deleted, but for 5 btc they are yours i am out of that buisness.
i am out of that buisness. 
Someone told me there were boobs in this thread 
The writing services of our very own Atlas, and a Bitcoin Badge, which in hindsight, probably not the wisest purchase...but still cool!
Bitcoin Badge? Where? I'm curious!
http://www.nerdmeritbadges.com/products/bitcoin
The writing services of our very own Atlas, and a Bitcoin Badge, which in hindsight, probably not the wisest purchase...but still cool!
Bitcoin Badge? Where? I'm curious!
I've already purchased:
Bitcoin Sun issues
Art (from various bitcoin-accepting artists)
A PC game
Porn (You know, had to test it out)
Bitcoin weekly article ransom
Poker chips on betco.in
I'm looking to purchase soon:
Hosting
Coffee from BitBrew.net
Some food from BitMunchies.com
Bitcoin Sun issues
Art (from various bitcoin-accepting artists)
A PC game
Porn (You know, had to test it out)
Bitcoin weekly article ransom
Poker chips on betco.in
I'm looking to purchase soon:
Hosting
Coffee from BitBrew.net
Some food from BitMunchies.com
Windows 7 keys @ 1 btc each (when they were at $30). Was pretty nice.
That's a heck of a deal!
Windows 7 keys @ 1 btc each (when they were at $30). Was pretty nice.
This. I made a send BTC button in my browser extension. Few people seem to need it.
Its not that few people need it. I, for example, would not trust the browser with access to my bitcoins. I think its too risky.Do you trust your browser to access your bank account or ebay account, enter credit card numbers, or send through paypal?
This. I made a send BTC button in my browser extension. Few people seem to need it.
Its not that few people need it. I, for example, would not trust the browser with access to my bitcoins. I think its too risky.Do you trust your browser to access your bank account or ebay account, enter credit card numbers, or send through paypal?
I use paypal and have used moneybookers. The difference is that those services are part of a company, are centralized and would answer if there is a hack. I think I could recover what I could loose (maybe Im wrong). But this is not an option with Bitcoin (it has other advantages but not this one) so you have to be extracareful.
I have purchased USD$ with bitcoin. I cannot find anything else worthwhile to spend bitcoins on.
This. I made a send BTC button in my browser extension. Few people seem to need it.About trust, the whole app is opensource.
This. I made a send BTC button in my browser extension. Few people seem to need it.
Its not that few people need it. I, for example, would not trust the browser with access to my bitcoins. I think its too risky.Do you trust your browser to access your bank account or ebay account, enter credit card numbers, or send through paypal?
Additional mining hardware from Newegg through BitSpend.com when it was a bit over $20 USD/btc.
Cheers,
Kermee
Cheers,
Kermee
I bought more bitcoins with my coins.
Also I think I've sold a little soul for BTCs.
Also I think I've sold a little soul for BTCs.
i'm still trying to sell 6pack.com for 5,000 bit coins (or nearest offer)
Hmmmm....I see into my future
I walk into the local corner store..walk down the first aisle and think "oooo piece of candy"...
I take the tasty tidbit up to the counter (maybe grab a RedBull on the way)...
I whip out my wallet and pull out my USB/BitCard??? loaded with a few of my BTCs...
I plug/swipe to pay and then leave.
That would be awesome.
I walk into the local corner store..walk down the first aisle and think "oooo piece of candy"...
I take the tasty tidbit up to the counter (maybe grab a RedBull on the way)...
I whip out my wallet and pull out my USB/BitCard??? loaded with a few of my BTCs...
I plug/swipe to pay and then leave.
That would be awesome.
I have purchased USD$ with bitcoin. I cannot find anything else worthwhile to spend bitcoins on.
This. I made a send BTC button in my browser extension. Few people seem to need it.Such an extension might actually be useful. But seriously: How can you expect anybody to trust a browser extension that is developed by someone who uses stolen email lists to spam people to use this? No one likes spammers. No one likes people using stuff that was stolen. And no sane person will trust someone like that:
Dear valued bitcoin user,
This e-mail informs about Bitcoin Tool, an opensource
Javascript browser extension for Firefox, Chrome,
and Internet Explorer.
Bitcoin Tool recognizes plain text bitcoin addresses
on every website, and:
* links addresses to blockexplorer.com, to examine BTC sent,
received and number of transactions, with one click
* adds a Select button for easier copy-paste
* adds a Send BTC button (requires bitcoin_httpd)
Already over 120 installs.
The download website with the instalation guide:
userscripts.org/scripts/show/104381
Best regards and good luck in future experiences with bitcoin
==============================================
Click to unsubscribe:
http://userscripts.us2.list-manage.com/unsubscribe?u=...
Bitcoin Tool
15 Lois Ln.
Greenwood, WV 26415
This e-mail informs about Bitcoin Tool, an opensource
Javascript browser extension for Firefox, Chrome,
and Internet Explorer.
Bitcoin Tool recognizes plain text bitcoin addresses
on every website, and:
* links addresses to blockexplorer.com, to examine BTC sent,
received and number of transactions, with one click
* adds a Select button for easier copy-paste
* adds a Send BTC button (requires bitcoin_httpd)
Already over 120 installs.
The download website with the instalation guide:
userscripts.org/scripts/show/104381
Best regards and good luck in future experiences with bitcoin
==============================================
Click to unsubscribe:
http://userscripts.us2.list-manage.com/unsubscribe?u=...
Bitcoin Tool
15 Lois Ln.
Greenwood, WV 26415
I hope actually someone in the US will sue you for sending them unsolicited mail to a mail address that was stolen via the Mt.Gox hack (and in general, I'm not a fan of "everyone sues everyone") ... but spammers just deserve any trouble the legal system can give them.
The writing services of our very own Atlas, and a Bitcoin Badge, which in hindsight, probably not the wisest purchase...but still cool!
I just bought two of the BTC-in-resin casts. I bought my roommate some artists' crayons last month. I've made a few BTC by providing coding support and fixing a bizarre network problem. And my roommate, I've gotten somewhat interested in this -- he's considering taking bitcoins for commissioned artwork.
This. I made a send BTC button in my browser extension. Few people seem to need it.
Its not that few people need it. I, for example, would not trust the browser with access to my bitcoins. I think its too risky.
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These forums are open-sourced, nudity isn't covered in the GPL.
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i see some gnarly nipple 
i personally don't care. was just saying the mods will probably frown upon this.
i personally don't care. was just saying the mods will probably frown upon this.well. gone. so i keep my first bitcoinpurchase for me... as it was bought on this forum, i expected it to be legal, well heading off to black market then
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