bitcoin

[tbird686]

dont know where to put this but i thought i'd like to share my thoughts





hello friends

its time to get with the times........

bitcoins...........much safer then paypal

google how to or

use

coinbase.com

sent up an account and your started..you can just pay with this if you trust your reseller tumbles there coins then its all good


..but if your not sure

you can buy coins there at coinbase......then send them to

bitlaunder.com
or make a wallet at
torwallet.com

and they will tumble your coins (for a small fee of course) and then you can pay the who ever and you will stay totally anonymous

AND SAFE FROM ANY DEMAND LETTER

sure its a bit of a pain in the butt....but its really not that hard

i have 3500 reasons why we all should learn it!!!!


thanks

[jedi]

I completely agree tbird - keep yourself and your reseller safe.

You may be safe paying by prepaid Vanilla cards - but your reseller is not safe. The Providers' investigators can buy credits from a reseller - pay by prepaid credit card - and then they can use the info from the prepaid credit card transaction to trace the wheareabouts of the reseller. Once they find the reseller they lean on them to give up their customers info - such as IP address and before you know it you are getting a demand letter.

[edrik]

what does tumbles mean?

[tbird686]

well the bitcoin process is a digital trail........

i use for example ...torwallet


they say on there site


TORWallet features a built-in Bitcoin tumbler for automatically anonymizing any Bitcoins in your wallet. TorWallet never stores logs or client information. IP addresses are deleted every 30 seconds. We do not respond to any request for information from any authority under any circumstances. TORWallet offers fast load times, state-of-the-art Bitcoin security features, multisig offline cold storage, and much more.



best of all you can make a fake account easily.........


so i collect to that account then i anonymize the coins then send to me to get paid.

sure they take a small fee but the transaction is less traceable then ......pay pal or a credit card