On 03/12/14 20:35, fernando.ne...@inbox.ru wrote:
If that's for me, and a question about the price...
I'm thinking on selling it as close as possible to 150€ (since that it
has a new hard drive and memory).
And, concerning Bitcoin forums,
Thank you for your suggestion. But, besides
Fernando
Fernando said:
I recently was able to restore a laptop computer, using only components that
run totally free software - and, can now decently run Trisquel on a good
computer. But, for several reasons, I'm thinking on selling this laptop, and
doing the same on a desktop, instead.
I guess not.
Thank you for your answers, davidnotcoulthard and ssdclickofdeath.
I'm an experienced eBay, and the likes, user. And, there's a Portuguese
version of OLX in which a lot of people sell computers, that unfortunately
uses Java to post ads. But, the desktop computer that I still
If that's for me, and a question about the price...
I'm thinking on selling it as close as possible to 150€ (since that it has
a new hard drive and memory).
And, concerning Bitcoin forums,
Thank you for your suggestion. But, besides Freedom, I care a lot about
Privacy also. So, I won't
Bitcoin is not anonymous, but it's a lot closer to anonymity than credit card
transactions... you're going to have to sell it to someone near you for cash
if you want anonymity.
Hi everyone.
I recently was able to restore a laptop computer, using only components that
run totally free software - and, can now decently run Trisquel on a good
computer. But, for several reasons, I'm thinking on selling this laptop, and
doing the same on a desktop, instead.
So,
Forgive me for suggesting this but hitting the road and going to a 'real'
market might lead to profits.
Does Craigslist exist where you live? It's not an auction, but things can be
sold on it. As far as I can tell, it requires no Javascript to post ads.
how much btw? just wondering.
try bitcoin people
http://bitcointalk.org/
https://startpage.com/do/search?q=bitcoin+escrowl=english_uk
