Litmocracy: Bitcoin Dealer Archive (COMPLETE)

First off, you may be here because you've already been to some place on the Internet where you found someone (me!) with whom to trade bitcoin. You might not know of the other places where I have ads letting people know that I can buy or sell bitcoin. I can also buy or sell Dash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Monero, and EOS. I have ads on the following platforms:

~~localbitcoins (scroll to the bottom to see my ads)~~
~~paxful~~
~~localmonero which also handles bitcoin as AgoraDesk~~
~~localethereum~~
~~Wall of Coins (Cash deposit or Cash by Mail)~~

Mailchimp provides an archive of my newsletters (sign up here), but it only has the most recent twenty posts. Below is a usually-complete list for those who would like to start at the beginning, as I recommend. The latest few newsletters might not be here yet, but that second link to the latest twenty has them.

CANARY: Since 6/9/2024, I have been under close scrutiny from the feds. I posted six parts of what turned out to be a 10-part narrative of my adventure in legal land. If you'd like the rest, please get in touch with me.

CAVEAT: There is no way to alter the content of these newsletters (aside from violating Mailchimp's ToS, which I'm not willing to do and don't know how to do anyway), so be aware that some of what they say is out of date. For example, "Newsletter Meetup" mentions a meetup that no longer exists.

Thanks to my friend Candy for showing me that the Mailchimp Archive link does NOT provide a full archive. I submitted feedback to Mailchimp about this, so hopefully they will fix it soon. Meanwhile, I constructed the list above by logging into Mailchimp and copying the "page source" of my "Campaigns" page after I clicked the "Load More" button to make sure all my campaigns were listed. I used a text editor to remove all the lines that didn't contain this:
id="dijit_form_CheckBox_{X}" value="{HEX}"
... where {X} is a number and {HEX} is a hexadecimal number. My Regex in Textpad was:
^.*[^0-9]([0-9]+" value="[0-9a-f]+").*$
Next, I copied those lines into Excel and turned them into links with an Excel formula that I've lost. If you'd like help getting the titles for your own archive, leave a reply and I'll see what I can do. I hope these instructions help others who followed the same rabbit hole trying to find a complete list of archived newsletters on Mailchimp's site.

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Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Bitcoin Dealer Archive (COMPLETE)

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