Create a confirmed coinjar filler account and redeem with ONEMILLION to receive $1 aud worth of bitcoins.
For more information on bitcoins:
https://www.weusecoins.com/en/
More info on coupon:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=233356.msg3063892#ms…
Cheers
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Well, spelling it right would help.
It was 4am when I posted this lol.
Yeah, and what is it with this intrawebs we hear so much about.
wizardry and magic!
get on the goggle machine!
Well the code didn't work for me…
Code works for me as per the forum message you must link your mobile number
Bitcoins are currently trading at $134 each… So this is for .00746 of a bitcoin?
I still don't get why anyone would want to buy in to bitcoins, why not trade in real currency? Also do any retailers actually accept bitcoins as currency?
Is it used for anything other than buying drugs online?
you can mine bitcoins which is free to do and can take weeks/months just to get 1 bitcoin, as you said worth about USD$119-$134, if you manage your electricity expenditure whilst mining, then eventually you'll make some money…, but not a way to earn a living, yet !
A few online services, including a few facebook apps incorporate Bitcoin gateways…, if you have no use for it online just encash it…
Actually I doubt its ever going to be a way to earn a living again.
Due to the nature of the algorithm used, mining bitcoins only gets more computationally complex for every coin mined.
The only people who actually make money off bitcoin mining nowadays (that is cost to run mining rigs < bitcoins earned) are the ones who got in early, the ones running the exchanges or a few newer miners with specialized rigs like the butterflys etc.
The main value of bitcoins are the relative anonymity and decentralized nature.
Exactly. If the bitcoin mining machines were really money making machines then why are company's selling them and not just building and hooking up them in the thousands?
Simple, they would take so long to get a theoretical return on investment that by that stage they will be obsolete and they won't be worth running. Not to mention the risk that the value of the currency could one day plummet.
I just don't understand why people buy them when they've been proven to be easily tracable and from what I can tell they are primarily either traded as you would a currency or used to do something illegal that you want to disassociate yourself with.
I just don't understand why people buy them…
No one buys them you mine them, if you have an AMD Graphics card you can start mining right away, if you are serious you'll get a proper mining rig and an air conditioned room… lol
If you are just curious, like many other humans are/were/will be, here is a cost effective way to start: Link
Due to the nature of the algorithm used, mining bitcoins only gets more computationally complex for every coin mined.
Everything you said is True, but that's why miners join pools, rather than take on the algorithms alone…
I don't believe mining Bitcoins will become a job, but more like a full on hobby for the geeks of this world…
Specific AMD graphics cards are only good for Litecoins. To mine Bitcoins you need ACICs (Application-specific integrated circuit).
The link provided by Elijah will not make you money. You'd be VERY lucky to come close to paying off the investment.
I remember reading online somewhere that people in the US used bitcoins to buy luxury cars like Porsche.
I think the appeal with bitcoins is because there it's no country which is able to regulate the currency, as this is done by the users.
First you get the bitcoins, then you get the power bill, then you lose the women.
You are a genius
$1 credit at a store wouldn't be worth my time.
You offer $1 'value' in something I could never use?
Do they do a "tip jar" that I could bung a link to on my podcast page?
I cant find how to link my phone number?
Just found it finally:
-Click "Filler" up the top of your dashboard
-Confirm your country
-Enter mobile number
-Confirm SMS code
Ummm, I must be missing something… but where do I enter my mobile number? Account settings doesn't have a section for it under any of the tabs. And I can't find it anywhere else…
Never mind, see above post
Is it really worth it?
What is the end result of bitcoins?
The actual mining process - does it give your computer power to an evil overload to use for evil hacking purposes or is it purely to mine for bitcoins just cause?
No reason to neg this deal, the code works fine and I've been credited the $1. I'm getting out of the crypto game and converting all of my Feathercoins to Bitcoins and cashing out here. So cheers!
This is probably the best explanation of the bitcoin network.
Regardless, the cost of electricity in Australia makes mining prohibitive on consumer GPU's.
So they pay you $1 (which for all practical purposes you won't ever be able to use) to get your info … no thanks.
Wrong, i got my $1 bought $1 worth of BTC sent that to my personal wallet, that's me an extra $1 richer, not too hard to comprehend.
With the current bitcoin prices that $1 could very well turn to $3-$4 :)
They still have your personal info. Not a bad deal for them.
With the current bitcoin prices that $1 could very well turn to $3-$4 :)
If that's the case, why isn't everybody buying bitcoins? Sounds like a great investment
Bitcoin is still relatively new. To hop on now, we would still be early adopters. There's debate about where bitcoins are going, but honestly all the signs are good in my opinion. When bigger companies start accepting bitcoins, which may take a couple of years still, the prices will truly rocket (its hovering around $130 now, but large numbers like $10,000+ are thrown around when looking 20-30 years into the future)
In the short term, this shit is volatile as hell, andI don't know enough about economics to play with predicting bearish/bullish trends and selling and rebuying, so I'm just holding for the long term prospects. Hell there's rumours of paypal/ebay accepting bitcoin in the near future or at the very least allowing virtual bitcoins to be sold/bought which will likely cause a serious rise.
Coinjar's business model doesn't have an innate profitability off of our personal info, they make their money by having a buy/sell commission. However obviously if you'd rather not share your personal info, then don't.
Do your own research, this is just what I'm thinking from all that I've read. Feel free to give me feedback on my opinons.
So I am a total noob to bitcoin I googled how to mine for bitcoins and everything came up with pay x amount and I don't want to get scammed so can some one enlighten me or link me to something that will.
Ok so have signed up and confirmed by email and now where do I put the code in? thanks
Further clarification on bitcoms would help.