my guess is that increasing consolidation of his accounts due to pass-throughs has led to him paying more coins for the same amount of borrowing. (i.e. it's more expensive for him to pay 7% on a few large accounts than 5% on many small ones totalling the same amount).

a) it's 21:00
b) it's done manually
c) this week's payments have been done
d) this is the first time i'm hearing about a change in BST... going to go read about it now.

to be fair, having only 2 decimal places isn't an inherent feature of government currencies; it's simply the way banks and other institutions store amounts.

there's no reason why a pack of gum couldn't cost $0.4529839 if being paid for electronically.

i.e. the dollar's division is just as good as bitcoin's.

good security exhaustively validates the input


JFEOPW

^^^ thanks everyone, you make it all possible.

i forgot to respond to this part... when the site was originally designed i made two separate fields for interest/withdrawal addresses, so that you can differentiate the different payment types. the only reason they are the same is because the same address has been recorded in both fields.

anyone that wants their automated interest payments to go to a specific address that is different from their withdrawal address, PM me with:

Interest address: 1blahblahblah...

the default set up for new accounts will just be to record the withdrawal address in both 'withdrawal address' and 'interest address' fields.

also, i'm updating the OP with something about this.

it does hurt a little; the busier i am, the slower the service will become.

i'm sure having the FAQ there is helping me a lot.

...but thanks also to everyone else for helping respond to questions here.

if we really can't reach a resolution and all avenues have been exhausted, the only fair thing left to do would be donate the funds to a charity. the seller must also be protected from buyers claiming unjustified refunds.

this is really how the site should be set up, and i must apologise again for not putting the time into the site's development.

i am happy to mediate any dispute, although i haven't updated the site to specifically mention that.

recommend withdrawing, or recommend bitcoinmax?

yeah, brisbane ...UTC+10

so for me, the payouts are done at around 7am on tuesdays.

2x drama because the BST delay just happened to coincide with the random once-in-a-year outage on my regular internet connection... had to search through some boxes for my emergency wifi USB that i keep for just that reason, but then it was getting poor reception because we are getting heavy rain.

everything going wrong at once, but almost back to normal.

the only thing left to do is respond to a few more PMs, but i've hit the hourly limit (of 10) at the moment, so i'll get to them soon.

what a ride

payments have gone out now

just got mine... time to sort out all my lenders...

cheers pirate, wasn't worried for even a second.

all payments are on hold until i receive this week's BST payment.

it's not set up yet, but i'll pm you when it is.

lots of pms* / lots of drama this week.

will get everything sorted out as soon as i can.

thanks everyone!


*the private-message variety, not the monthly female variety.

yes accounts have been processed now, but to answer your question, the timestamp on interest earnings will always be calculated from 21:00.

while i've now processed all the accounts, physical payments haven't gone out yet (even where it says Payment to 1xxxxxxx...).

will post again once those payment have actually been made.

thanks Lumpy, this is the most accurate answer to the question.

BST hasn't paid yet. i don't know what the story is there, but i've only just got onto the net (connection problems, but resolved now), so i'm just going to be patient and wait for the BST payout before i worry about bitcoinmax.

#1: yes
#2: yes