BD_RB Manual - Page 2

Ch3vr0n · 29th October 2016, 02:05

@jdobbs yes it can. It's a simple application creates a pc based bitcoin wallet. It can be used for both sending and receiving bitcoin. https://electrum.org/#home Unlike bitcoin providers like circle.com (in the US), YOU are in full control of your wallet, and it's encrypted. If you only need it to send an receive money, that's all you need (which is basically what the donation is, receiving only). You can then use the btc in it buy as well. You copy the bitcoin address, enter the amount and a small fee (all bitcoin transactions require a small fee, real banks do too pretty much so no difference there) and you're good to go.

Then with a site like https://www.egifter.com/bitcoin/ where you can use them to buy gift cards (including amazon ones

from $5-$2000) you're pretty much set for your spending

Lathe · 8th November 2016, 06:47

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Originally Posted by Sharc

I would be inclined to believe that a manual could be useful if I would be convinced that those who should read it will indeed read (and understand) it

Sharc... don't make me come over there...

lucky80 · 2nd March 2017, 18:45

bitcoin price is 1200 USD now ...here is the news. i make some profit... anyway did you guys bought any dvd with bitcoin ? can you tell me where ...Thanks

Ch3vr0n · 2nd March 2017, 20:33

What on earth does the Bitcoin value have to do with a bd_rb manual? Do tell.

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Booth · 3rd October 2022, 09:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucky80

bitcoin price is 1200 USD now ...here is the news. i make some profit... anyway did you guys bought any dvd with bitcoin ? can you tell me where ...Thanks

You can't buy DVD or any thing else with the bitcoin except converting it into Dollars.

29th October 2016, 02:05	#21 \| Link
Ch3vr0n Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,368	@jdobbs yes it can. It's a simple application creates a pc based bitcoin wallet. It can be used for both sending and receiving bitcoin. https://electrum.org/#home Unlike bitcoin providers like circle.com (in the US), YOU are in full control of your wallet, and it's encrypted. If you only need it to send an receive money, that's all you need (which is basically what the donation is, receiving only). You can then use the btc in it buy as well. You copy the bitcoin address, enter the amount and a small fee (all bitcoin transactions require a small fee, real banks do too pretty much so no difference there) and you're good to go. Then with a site like https://www.egifter.com/bitcoin/ where you can use them to buy gift cards (including amazon ones from $5-$2000) you're pretty much set for your spending

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lucky80 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2017 Posts: 1	bitcoin price is 1200 USD now ...here is the news. i make some profit... anyway did you guys bought any dvd with bitcoin ? can you tell me where ...Thanks

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Ch3vr0n Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,368	What on earth does the Bitcoin value have to do with a bd_rb manual? Do tell. Sent from my Nexus 6P with Tapatalk.