I can sell you one.

The keys I have are legit and never used. I have several keys for Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Office Pro Plus 2013, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2012.

I'm only selling the keys. I can guarantee these keys have never been used.

I will only accept Bitcoin and will email the key to you after 1 confirmation.

Make offer for the key you want. Price negotiable.

The link to your site don't even work for me. Do you work with C# ASP.NET and MSSQL?

Every time I try to parse the blockchain I get about 60% into it and it says my tables are full. I'm running a pretty beefy machine so I know it's just a miss configuration on my part. Can anyone help with this?

I do know there is lag time between the hash-rate being updated. I also think slush calculates their hash-rate based on your accepted work only vs all work(accepted, stale, rejected, old work).

There's a general rule for sites like these. "If it looks to good to be true, it probably is". Looks like a scam site to me.

I need some HTML/CSS done. I sent you a PM. Add me to Skype? artw1982

I understand what you're saying. But honestly, who uses passwords like that? Not everyone. People like to use word based passwords so they can remember them.

The site could change it's password policy to require 1 upper-case and 1 special character and it would increase security greatly. Right now, I still feel it's very very insecure.

He should be using a USERNAME / PASSWORD combo! His current method allows anyone to gain access to active wallets by accidentally typing in YOUR password by means of they use the same password, or by hackers throwing a 5gb dictionary at it. It's 100% suseptical to a brute-force since it only relies on a password.

This site is 100% insecure. Bottom line.

You are the idiotic user. Haha.

Lets say i use "iloveyou"

Then John Doe comes and logs in with iloveyou...then he has my wallet...You don't get it, but I expect you not to.

Please, everyone test this by entering my password : doodledo

You'll get: 

1BkV5QQSHmCNtx3d69ZoydxaYcuNVPmHUr   0.00   
1Dcgwiij9DSJ5LPJv2qFCwiaAo4BMkZxEk   0.00   
1MxMxjoT45M7BDk924fKRgsdYnrGU3sr7T   0.00   
18G4BKz53k6aHct3k74vspsfbFiaaZ5g4z   0.00   
1G2CxF42qYh5YzE9Nm6SMVfTY6cP1f9pHa   0.00   
1NpqoMF1E6AunkxC8gLXXgjoctghZ9Kq6e   0.00   
17DvJrAFD8pQ1JVxfNgyde8A4eYhKtZeeL   0.00   
1C6G378De9sptT7dFFVQypJE5qRZ4bNyVp   0.00   
1DQaFGuefrA8GFq6GfDMB6yFPVzyvxqgYA   0.00   
1N3NhBQUDe2YMbGJeSAC6kCtTD4ZMkNoy5   



This means that if more then 1 person in the world uses the same password your Bitcoins are NOT safe.

There are no usernames or wallet identifies. That means if my password is "mypassword"   and then Jon Doe comes along and wants to open a wallet and chooses "mypassword" then he will have access to my account.

Please see my new post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=433858.0


Mods, please lock and edit the OP post to get rid of that link. It's 100% dangerous.

Oh my goodness. I thought it was scam site when I first saw the post. But I have learned and tested that it's 100000% insecure.

You log into your wallet with your "password". I thought that was ok at first. Then I logged onto 2 of my Windows VPS with different IP addreses and typed my password in. And Bam, there's my account.

What's this mean? It means your wallets and more importantly your Bitcoins are at risk! HIGH RISK.

All someone has to do is type your password in, on purpose or accident and they have your Bitcoins.

A simple brute force could clean this site out in a day or less.

PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS SITE

Put 1BTC in my wallet on your site:  1BkV5QQSHmCNtx3d69ZoydxaYcuNVPmHUr

When it gains interest I'll be satisfied. And then you can take it back.

And some conflicting information form your site..


then a little further down


and you state


but you have no contact information, no telephone number, address, nothing. If you are a legally registered company wouldn't you use SSL to protect all that money. I just created 1,000 wallets on your site. Now you're telling me you have $100,000,000 to cover losses of up to $100,000 per wallet? Doubt it.

I understand. But 15%?

Say I have 500 BTC ( I don't I really have 27 ) and let it set with you for a month. In return you pay me an extra 75 BTC. Valued at $66,000 USD with today's BTC value.

Even at my real BTC balance of 27 BTC you would owe me 4.05 BTC valued at $3,564 USD.

Seems fishy to me.

If you don't use our BTC then how can you pay us interest? Just like an interest bearing checking or saving, the bank uses your money and pays you for it. You have millions to just give away?

You registered the domain 2 months ago and offer no SSL. And your site claims


Very unlikely that people would trust such a new site with such high numbers of Bitcoin. Hope it's legit.

Did you kill it already? The site isn't there anymore.