So weak interest? It's cheap now and nobody wants it. When I put higher prices, some people post like they hate me because of it. Where are they now?
Can't believe that people are just trolling about it here.
If I for any reason cancel this auction, would you ask me "why did you do it"?
As I think I am going to cancel it and sell all on Namecheap auction.
Why? As there are people at least buying @10-15$ per domain which is much better price and at least sale is 100% at that price.
If no more offers will cancel it.
Do you mean cancelling current bids too? You shouldn't do that, you already committed to your own set of rules. I see no problem if you cancel the auction for items that haven't received any bids yet. |
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I purchased my btc through local bitcoins with a cash deposit at a bank. I only decided to transfer over 0.002 btc to my electrum wallet just to see if it would work successfully.
Are you having this issue when creating the transaction or when broadcasting it? You can enable "Show transaction before broadcast" on preferences. If you manage to create the TX post it here if you can share it. If you can't reach that point sharing the address at least would help. |
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Still selling. Any of these domains for BTC 0.015.
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Also if you want to keep it there, please add the negative trust to every MSDNseller on the forums.
So this is acceptable for you? I'm pretty sure there's no issues here at all then. This will happen and everyone's happy. |
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I'm still not sure what you're saying.
All these features can be achieved via command line and all these commands can be accessed via RPC so the functionalities are available that way.
Are you asking for command shortcuts so things are as easy to code as using the UI? That's a lot to ask. That's not normally how command-line apps work.
RPC is intended to be used by programs/scripts so it needs to be flexible and have low-level methods. The script itself can implement the required logic.
Consider this, an application that uses xinput to drive the QT-client so as to gain access to the extra features it offers.... Ridiculous right! If there is a good function or subroutine, then it should be exposed as an API extension... Not buried away as part of a user interface. What the UI does is listing all the unspent inputs, let the user choose which ones to spend and then create the transaction. Of course it can't do the whole process without user's intervention. Exactly what part of that process do you want to be exposed via command line? What would be the logic to choose the inputs? |
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Brute forcing that password would be virtually impossible.
Did you re-write the hard drive with new data? If you didn't then you may use specialized SW to recover the files. Or you can hire a professional.
You do have the wallet don't you? Just missing the password? Or was the wallet gone on the HD too?
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The sheer amount of empty space on the site looks a bit strange, it would maybe look better if you enlarged the logo at the top and removed a line break or two.
Maybe removing one or two line breaks from the top of the main box and the prices written in text would be good, it also looks a little strange that there is more empty space above the prices than below them.
The input areas look a bit strange imo being so tall yet not having the text fill them properly, this may just be me though.
As for things that could be added, maybe conversions below the box which match the values in the text area could be useful. For example if the box said 100 bits it could have (=0.0001BTC) underneath or something. Granted the site is about bits per dollar, but maybe to give the user a bit more of an idea on how much that actually is.
All of the other things that you have planned sound pretty good, looking forward to seeing how this turns out!
Thank you for your suggestions. I've implemented the UI changes. I also added the equivalent value in both bitcoins and satoshis below the text fields. |
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I've PM'd Lubizix to try and get his side of the story. Because he already moved the coins ( https://blockchain.info/address/1MrGX8t6tLbkTtPk8f1xXKTYsttXsy6RZA) and got offline it would seem OP is completely right but it's been only a few hours. I think we should wait a while longer. Let's hope Lubizix comes here soon and OP gets his money back. |
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I've created a simple website that converts bits to US dollars and dollars to bits. At the moment it has only one functionality: it allows you to enter a value in either unit and it instantly shows the conversion (JS is required). It also shows the equivalent in bitcoins and satoshis (as suggested by minifrij). The exchange rate is updated every 10 minutes from BitcoinAverage. Here are some features I'm adding soon: - API support Done
- Dynamic images: enter a price in USD and get an image that shows the equivalent number of bits (updated every 10 minutes) Done
Let me know any comments or suggestions to change or implement. Here are the current features: Dynamic imagesDisplay the amount of bits based on a fixed value in US dollars. Just use this format: [img]http://bitsperdollar.com/img/value_in_dollars[/img] For example: $1 =  [img]http://bitsperdollar.com/img/1[/img] $99.99 = [img]http://bitsperdollar.com/img/99.99[/img] If you prefer to get the value in bitcoins just add /btc at the end: $99.99 = [img]http://bitsperdollar.com/img/99.99/btc[/img] This API allows you to query the number of bits per dollar (or dollars per bitcoin) programmatically: http://bitsperdollar.com/api.jsonThis will provide the following information in JSON format: - "bpd": Number of bits per dollar, as integer.
- "btc": Number of dollars per bitcoin, as integer.
- "bpd_format": Number of bits per dollar, as string, formatted.
- "btc_format": Number of dollars per bitcoin, as string, formatted.
Automatic conversionYou can automatically convert any amount of dollars to either bits or bitcoins with a simple call. The API will return a formatted plain text result ready to be displayed. http://bitsperdollar.com/api/value_in_dollars If you prefer to get the price in bitcoin, add /btc at the end Direct linkSimply add /value_in_dollars to directly link to a pre-defined conversion. For example: Additionally when entering a conversion on the site you will get the corresponding HTML and BB (forum) code to insert a dynamic image along with a direct link. It's ready to be used on bitcointalk.org and other forums. [url=http://bitsperdollar.com/9.99][img]http://bitsperdollar.com/img/9.99/btc[/img][/url] Now you can follow @BitsPerDollar to get the latest rate of bitcoin along with the number of bits (millionths of BTC) per dollar. It will be automatically posted every 12 hours. |
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Hello , to Make a short history i Will go ahead..
My PayPal got limited with 2,450 USD on it so i have to wait the 6 month time to withdraw them I received that email, I'm looking for a loan like for me and investment for you.
I can give you a 20% percent interest which is a very good rate compared to other investments. I ask for 1,950 USD now in btc and in 6 months you receive all the PayPal funds from my account. I have seen people who give money to like lottery winners or similar cases so this is the same, the collateral is money itself too.
I can give all the account details but I don't know if we can add your bank account so you receive the money immediately after the time period..
I really being honest and don't want to "scam" or doing any weird.. I just think that I can give that money better use now no matter of the 20% fee than in six months when I'll receive more money from other sources... but there are many kind of investors outhere and this is a easy buy and hold for guaranted profit..
There are several problems with your offer: - What collateral do you offer? It's extremely unlikely anyone will agree to provide this loan for this amount without a valid collateral. I know I won't. Of course a PayPal account doesn't qualify as valid collateral. - Even if everything goes fine and the lender receives the PayPal funds there's no way to guarantee you won't charge back in the future. Even if your intentions are honest you won't find a lender here under these conditions. |
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I'm still not sure what you're saying.
All these features can be achieved via command line and all these commands can be accessed via RPC so the functionalities are available that way.
Are you asking for command shortcuts so things are as easy to code as using the UI? That's a lot to ask. That's not normally how command-line apps work.
RPC is intended to be used by programs/scripts so it needs to be flexible and have low-level methods. The script itself can implement the required logic.
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It is the same story of itsmylife aka Tle88 (here the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=987563.0). Why people don't ask signed message? In these days are happened a lot of these situation. @OP if you can post a signed message here with also the date, thanks (or maybe it is better to contact theymos if the actual owner will not help you). Hi I am not trying to chest anyone i told owner to contact me so I can help him out. I am not a criminal I bought this account I was also scammed :/ Buying accounts is very risky, even if barely tolerated as per forum rules. Also when dealing in accounts trade you should follow not only this guidelines but also asking the account seller to prove legit ownership of such account by signing a message (including current date) using a Bitcoin address or PGP key associated with the account (refs. here & there). IF You think you were scammed, You should open a thead - using this report format - in the Scam accusations board. Remember to leave appropriate feedback to him. No you guys are misunderstanding me I think the guy who sold it to me hacked this account and then sold it to me. Idk his forum handle all I know is his skype ID since he added me on skype after I started a thread on another forum You should share all the information you have about him. Otherwise you're just protecting the scammer (or intentionally hiding the truth). And you're evading the question: why didn't you ask for a signed message? Or what excuse did he give? |
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Looking to exchange around $3,000 for BTC, I'm willing to do any securities someone needs to do so. PM me if you can trade and name your rate thanks
Read the first thread of the board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=14632.0Nobody will sell BTC for PayPal to an untrusted member, especially that amount. Try with a non-reversible payment method. |
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Hi, Thanks for making this thread because I had no idea this account was hacked. Someone sold this to me and I've been using it lately just on and off in the community and planned on joining a sig campaign later on. I am happy to give you the account back but im out .1BTC as that's how much I paid for this account. I know I am probably scammed but I guess this is my fault for not doing research on the account and my seller :/ What I wonder though is why you just claimed it stolen but I've had possession for nearly a week?  Contact me and we can work out how to get this back in your possession. Hopefully we can sort this out  Best regards Did you get any signed message when you bought the account? Is there any public thread related to this sale? When exactly did you buy it? |
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alani123 are you suggesting just a board to discuss this so people get an idea of what's happening and post opinions? Or something like an actual biding poll?
Either way it'd be too hard to control this. Something like the scam accusations board would be the most we could get but then it wouldn't be too useful to create a new board just for this.
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I'm selling 21 domains related to bitcoin, below reg. fee.
All of them are registered on GoDaddy and expire in June 2015.
I prefer to push them to another GD account, but they can be transferred to another registrar too.
Price:
Only BTC0.015 for any domain or BTC0.03 for any 3 domains.
PM me or post offers for more than 3 domains.
Payment can be done in bitcoins only.
Escrow is OK or you go first.
Domains:
1000BitStore.com
100BitStore.com
10BitStore.com
1BitStore.com
1MillionBit.com
1MillionBits.com
BetBitPrice.com
BitCarryout.com
BitCredentials.com
BitEngland.com
BitEspana.com
BitGPG.com
bitGR.com
BitSignup.com
BitTakeaway.com
BitTakeout.com
CVbit.com
FMbit.com
GBbit.com
OneMillionBit.com
OneMillionBits.com
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I'll bid .015
About half an hour left!
It's been almost 36 hours since the last bid. This auction is over. Or am I missing something? |
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Is there no appeal process or consequence to the buyer for doing this?
There is in theory but PayPal almost always sides with the buyer no matter how much evidence there is. It would be quite easy to see the messages where the buyer posts his BTC address and check the blockchain and confirm the coins were sent there. It's just that PayPal doesn't want to do that. |
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Hi All,
I am working on mobile apps/games.
Now I am planning to use bitcoins in place of in-app payments in mobile games/apps without any third party tools.
I am looking for partners who can join with me. So we can make this plan very easily.
Any one want to join with me?
Thanks and Regards
Kasaram BS
As far as I know neither Apple or Google Play allow applications to take payments in any way other than their own payment systems, otherwise they couldn't get their 30%. Have you researched about this? You need to be sure before starting this project. Or do you plan on publishing the apps somewhere else? P.S.: You should remove your address, otherwise it would seem you're only begging for coins. |
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Hi to everyone.
Just want to ask, in the case i use my paypal balance, not a credit card or bank account, it still possible to claim chargeback ?
Yes it is still possible to charge back. You just need to say you never got the goods you bought or that your account got compromised. There's no way to safely accept PayPal payments to sell BTC. , BUT if you work a deal between 2 respected,mature,honest etc members of the forum you can certainly accept PP. Not everyone working trades in the MP is a thief or scammer. Nor is everyone online who claims to be female actually a bald guy from Ohio. Sometimes what you see is what you get, but in general there are certainly "better" ways to make safer & secure trades. Yes, absolutely. I agree completely. I just meant there's no way to make it impossible to charge back a transaction. That doesn't mean it will be. You need to trust the other person. |
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