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Sounds terrific! Please send me a few. Thank you!

Just ordered for 1 MNS: XXXXXXXXXX0180506. Figured I'd give it a whirl since I'm all tools and still seem to lack basic KW research skills.

Hi Luhasr, I would, like everyone else on here, like to see a sample site as well. I can't PM yet, but have a few questions I'd like to ask before purchasing. Can I send to the email mentioned early in this thread? I think it was from 2012.

I know you said TAT varies, but can I get an idea of an ETA for my order? Ordered in 9/19 (a few comments above). Thanks!

Just sent in order #5088737379 for a small package. I'm stoked if this actually works. If it does I will be ordering a larger package next time. 2 years and no real complaints? OP must be doing something right. :)

Look at how much more those few decimal points are worth today compared to 2011. Fewer coins--that's the intended consequence of increasing mining difficulty as processing power increases (well, keep them producing at a constant rate every 10ish minutes). The reward got cut in half a few...

I saw this too...you can just Google/Startpage "bitcoin crackdown", but to be honest, with only investing a little money, I'm not really nervous about it. First of all, there's no authority for Bitcoin. Even if it is "outlawed" somewhere (which probably means that you won't be able to buy/sell...

There's a lot more to it than what I mentioned, but if you look into it, you'll see that security, anonymity, and ease of transfer are its greatest strengths. The "mining" aspect boils down to decentralized peer-to-peer accounting such that several peers can verify the integrity of a block of...

That's certainly a smart and analytical way of looking at it. Upside vs. downside risk is nearly infinity:1. However, the same can be said of penny stocks as both are speculation. The difference is that bitcoin has rationale behind the upside risk, whereas penny stocks are just gambling for...

I know this is an old thread, but figured I'd put an update in for people who've newly discovered Bitcoin, like me. Bitcoins are currently worth about $47-48 per coin, which is considerably higher than the mid-$20s they were some time in 2011. I think as the USD continues to weaken, bitcoins...