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A few minutes ago, I saw this message posted in another thread (minus the contact info):
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"Guys, I am away from home, all I have here is my BTC wallet card :) would anyone care to send me as little as 0.02 BTC just to survive 2 days? In description please add your e-mail address so I can contact you and send you back as quick as I reach my home! I can pay you twice as much, money isnt issue for me and the amount ain't that much :) I am just a simple honest IT guy from the northern of Poland. Completely forgot my credit cards... On Sunday I'll be home and I can contact you and pay back."[/i][/color]

So, I emailed asking a question about location. I felt I could discern from his answer whether or not his story was/is true.
He immediately replied with more than enough information to convince me. It still requires trust in regard to being paid back, but the amount is low enough for me to be willing to risk it.

How often are we asked to give to so-called "legitimate" organizations, without ever knowing what happens to the money after it leaves our hand? Who actually benefits?

How often is it as easy as sending BTC? Never.

Crypto is powerful in the fact that within minutes, someone in need was provided for by someone in a completely different country directly, with no go-betweens. This is the new technology.

I didn't need any charity or organization. No waiting for bank wire transfers, snail mail, etc. . . The power of this currency is part of human evolution. I am honored to be a part of it.

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Original Message A few minutes ago, I saw this message posted in another thread (minus the contact info):

"Guys, I am away from home, all I have here is my BTC wallet card :) would anyone care to send me as little as 0.02 BTC just to survive 2 days? In description please add your e-mail address so I can contact you and send you back as quick as I reach my home! I can pay you twice as much, money isnt issue for me and the amount ain't that much :) I am just a simple honest IT guy from the northern of Poland. Completely forgot my credit cards... On Sunday I'll be home and I can contact you and pay back."

So, I emailed asking a question about location. I felt I could discern from his answer whether or not his story was/is true.
He immediately replied with more than enough information to convince me. It still requires trust in regard to being paid back, but the amount is low enough for me to be willing to risk it.

How often are we asked to give to so-called "legitimate" organizations, without ever knowing what happens to the money after it leaves our hand? Who actually benefits?

How often is it as easy as sending BTC? Never.

Crypto is powerful in the fact that within minutes, someone in need was provided for by someone in a completely different country directly, with no go-betweens. This is the new technology.

I didn't need any charity or organization. No waiting for bank wire transfers, snail mail, etc. . . The power of this currency is part of human evolution. I am honored to be a part of it.

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