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Security / Re: Are you Paralyzed by PGP? Fear no more! Join PGP Club :)
« on: November 27, 2013, 11:37:57 pm »Quote
Thank you very much kind sir!
Received, seems like you're all set to go in the GPG department!
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Received, seems like you're all set to go in the GPG department!
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Security / Re: Are you Paralyzed by PGP? Fear no more! Join PGP Club :)
« on: November 27, 2013, 11:29:46 pm »
There you go NizBit19, I wrote you a message so you can test it out!
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)
hQIMA01CvqzFW2zqAQ/+JJh3/f+qSmAEQyoTFEy5f7nN/FcO6OzX2PVCAcGb2dPz
4UTt9UTNnw7P5JXnzyRYVvV+ARp6CuJ6gvoSkT55c5ytkTDOv/yXOIcaFKYfq86H
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bI8yIXZRwE5nV9Z1OVFs768X7D57ve9vUvIGSVl/RSk6QTqh0RRJzpkn/P7EE73P
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CyOVNeqw1Mi/uiMo/2hAC0Nbwi2Z5RpVrLbsjkg5Iga9dPICjl829+nqcvei/y3S
QgGybetPE5ySvILK/qZtfjh3sY4xgFkr/kOi7+jFe5ZlT/ALwM0hsRNmvBHTLLkz
y3mTD5ONrfYAMzjlz6EdGcUBQQ==
=hjC6
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)
hQIMA01CvqzFW2zqAQ/+JJh3/f+qSmAEQyoTFEy5f7nN/FcO6OzX2PVCAcGb2dPz
4UTt9UTNnw7P5JXnzyRYVvV+ARp6CuJ6gvoSkT55c5ytkTDOv/yXOIcaFKYfq86H
CC74NSr5Rqe0tmrzIvgkmd15L2FM5tSfwwGPqef9+L6N/Z2ewYU0OtkBsxl0z57r
7Aob7MwgJXnKeHeBX5DC2RIxrOJ1xhvbei2RB1jZddikxNVG3Xc/CL+fV0rlmOrV
/xu8u4OJHhlRwaxrJL0FkDsWyNU3UnuSqBqupQ7EX15ZMj0QPtyZhtI+2+D+Lumx
xrUZLvDMC0OvPd70BGM1+QPYdiZtWAfHumH/qq82hsNfrX8C1T662b88uBERwyq4
y2nPJCNrV/eQhii+HFUuaCXriZ/QcPJK8dYr1RgJpAdPqx5IXfZtQrZ6GfMXsVhP
5ZQmpHVQPa7BcrCarqZb+EJOmswgb/o2eTtFpupsYavvzBwO9gXvZQ0q5R88PHyk
bI8yIXZRwE5nV9Z1OVFs768X7D57ve9vUvIGSVl/RSk6QTqh0RRJzpkn/P7EE73P
eYbMp1QZlo2ozj3HtIIvR97tuRk5epe2HZIkLzEwWg0rb6/r0Z45aHBvFDilMgEW
CyOVNeqw1Mi/uiMo/2hAC0Nbwi2Z5RpVrLbsjkg5Iga9dPICjl829+nqcvei/y3S
QgGybetPE5ySvILK/qZtfjh3sY4xgFkr/kOi7+jFe5ZlT/ALwM0hsRNmvBHTLLkz
y3mTD5ONrfYAMzjlz6EdGcUBQQ==
=hjC6
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
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Off Topic / Re: !!!HELP!!! I AM NEW AND CONFUSED! BITCOINS.......
« on: November 27, 2013, 11:04:51 pm »Yes I thought the name was a bit weird! but I read reviews and it helps keep you safebut the name is funny to be honest so yes your laugh has been recognised :DDD
wish it were more simple because I want to order some things(((( boooooo
It is simple, once you get your head around all the important procedures. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions or just go ahead and write them here.
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Security / Re: Laundering Bitcoin?
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:57:03 pm »Thanks, i was using mtgox as an example, where you had to ID yourself and all that crap!
*CLEARNET WARNING*
LocalBitcoins.com,
You don't have to give up all your ID as it is P2P which is the best route in my opinion.
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Off Topic / Re: Is XTCANDCREDITCARDKING trustworthy?
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:53:15 pm »Is there a way to cancel an order if I already checked out? I didn't finalize but I did check out.
And has anyone done any business with XTCANDCREDITCARDKING?
At the moment, there isn't a function to request a cancellation. There also isn't any automatic cancellation in place. The only way is to message the vendor and ask for them to cancel the transaction. If they don't then you're going to have to wait until staff add the feature.
Silkroad is still in "Beta Stages" so not all functions are working like they did before the shut down. Don't FE if you feel pressured.
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Security / Re: Laundering Bitcoin?
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:49:56 pm »Is it safe to cash out through mtgox after you bitcoinfog your coins? or should you do it cash wise?
Your coins should be clean after you run them though BitcoinFog, but I wouldn't advise using MtGox, they take months and have hundreds of complaints from users about their slow cash out times.
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Off Topic / Re: Is XTCANDCREDITCARDKING trustworthy?
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:48:02 pm »
Silkroad staff advise against FE, if you do FE then you are out of escrow and on your own. If the vendor decides to run with your funds there is nothing you can do as you already released your funds.
Try find another vendor if you don't feel comfortable, I'm sure you will be able to find a vendor selling the same product who stays in escrow.
Try find another vendor if you don't feel comfortable, I'm sure you will be able to find a vendor selling the same product who stays in escrow.
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Off Topic / Re: How to become a vendor on SR?
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:45:32 pm »
You have to send Dread Pirate Roberts a PM on the forum, but at the moment Silkroad isn't accepting anymore vendor accounts until the site has some maintenance performed on it. ETA is around a week until the site accepts new vendor accounts again.
You also have to pay a $200 refundable bond, this is refunded at $1500 in sales I believe.
You also have to pay a $200 refundable bond, this is refunded at $1500 in sales I believe.
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Off Topic / Re: !!!HELP!!! I AM NEW AND CONFUSED! BITCOINS.......
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:36:27 pm »Okay, I will have a look at those sites you suggested, thank you for those.
You mention PGP encryption, I have bought a product called (HideMyAss Pro VPN secure internet encryption) And I can pretend I am based in different countries if I want with a different I.P address, is this the type of program you mean? I just want to make sure I do this safely and any helpful information is a must for that.
Sorry for yelling with caps on, but sorry to inform you LEGACY you are yelling your name at me
But being serious I just want to do it correct
Thanks for replying and please get back to me again if you can
thanks
PGP encryption is encrypted text,
Here is a example, I sent a encrypted message to myself.
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)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=Lvhz
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
Only the person I send this too can open it, as I send it to their "Public Key"
You need a program called PGP4USB.
It's a safe and secure way to communicate with a vendor.
A VPN is good and all, but it doesn't really matter too much when using TOR.
Also turn off JavaScript while using TOR as it can be a security concert, details on how to turn off JavaScript in my signature.
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Off Topic / Re: !!!HELP!!! I AM NEW AND CONFUSED! BITCOINS.......
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:16:31 pm »
Hello,
You can use the following sites to purchase Bitcoin,
*CLEARNET WARNING*
CoinBase.com (USA Based Only)
LocalBitcoins.com (P2P Trading)
BitStamp.net (Exchange)
Those are some of the more well known sites,
Most payment methods involve Bank Transfer,
On LocalBitcoins.com you can arrange to meet another Bitcoin user and do a exchange in person or deposit into the vendors bank account,
Remember, when you are sending from the exchange to Silkroad it's well worth paying the small fee to tumble your coins to avoid any traces back to the source you bought them from,
http://fogcore5n3ov3tui.onion (Bitcoin Fog Tumble)
Also, when giving the vendor the address for delivery remember to use PGP encryption.
You can use the following sites to purchase Bitcoin,
*CLEARNET WARNING*
CoinBase.com (USA Based Only)
LocalBitcoins.com (P2P Trading)
BitStamp.net (Exchange)
Those are some of the more well known sites,
Most payment methods involve Bank Transfer,
On LocalBitcoins.com you can arrange to meet another Bitcoin user and do a exchange in person or deposit into the vendors bank account,
Remember, when you are sending from the exchange to Silkroad it's well worth paying the small fee to tumble your coins to avoid any traces back to the source you bought them from,
http://fogcore5n3ov3tui.onion (Bitcoin Fog Tumble)
Also, when giving the vendor the address for delivery remember to use PGP encryption.
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Security / Re: Laundering Bitcoin?
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:07:33 pm »
Most customers and vendors use Bitcoin Fog,
http://fogcore5n3ov3tui.onion
So far they have proved they are trustworthy and seem to supply a pretty good service.
http://fogcore5n3ov3tui.onion
So far they have proved they are trustworthy and seem to supply a pretty good service.
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Security / Re: Need Advice - I was stupid about transferring into SR
« on: November 27, 2013, 10:05:18 pm »
If it is just a one off small order then you should be good, if you still want to tumble you could always make a new SR account and on your current SR account withdraw to a tumbler and set the tumbler to send the coins into your new SR account.
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Security / Re: Are you Paralyzed by PGP? Fear no more! Join PGP Club :)
« on: November 27, 2013, 08:31:10 pm »Sometimes...Somehow....there seems to be an extra space..just be sure to check your Copy & Paste
Tang..would ya mind trying to import mine? If you already have it ...your PGP client should tell you that mine has not changed....@ least GPG4UBS does
No problem importing your key from your profile ChemCat,
I encrypted a test message for you,
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)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=lIzX
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
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Security / Re: Are you Paralyzed by PGP? Fear no more! Join PGP Club :)
« on: November 27, 2013, 08:18:45 pm »
Imported PrincessButtercup's PGP from their profile without a hitch,
Here is a test message I did with it,
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)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=EzL6
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
I have found you need to be careful when copying the PGP from the profile make sure your mouse starts at the first character of the key and highlight down to the last one carefully.
Here is a test message I did with it,
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)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=EzL6
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
I have found you need to be careful when copying the PGP from the profile make sure your mouse starts at the first character of the key and highlight down to the last one carefully.
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Security / Re: Are you Paralyzed by PGP? Fear no more! Join PGP Club :)
« on: November 27, 2013, 08:07:48 pm »Thanks, Tang.The learning curve on PGP isn't so bad. I followed Yoda's instructions here: http://silkroad5v7dywlc.onion/index.php?topic=1137.msg13519#msg13519
From the reading I've done so far, it seems that some people prefer to sign their messages all the time so that the recipients can be sure of the source; however, I am certain that that is a debate for a different thread so I'll simply say thanks for the advice.
Hey, you can never be too careful. Signing is good too, but it isn't always necessary. You seem to have the hang of PGP anyway, stay safe!