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FrozenBit, why don't you have an SSL? Registration isn't working either.
Anyone have any thoughts on the security of this service?
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I can provide free escrow for this giveaway if you're interested.
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Let me know if you can fulfill this, trusted members only (don't want newbies having my first/last name)
Thanks in advance!
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If you have a iPad or other tablet, you can simply your use browser to login to the forum and it works just as well as any app would.
Unfortunately for me I am using an iPhone so the website is a little cumbersome. I will probably end up switching to Android again in the future, get the app and a bigger screen. Would be nice to have the equivalent application available to Apple users too. About 99.9% of my activity is via the browser on my machine, but I would probably be browsing the forums on the go with the application. Try out http://bitcointa.lk when it's fixed. The Bitcointa.lk design is a lot easier to navigate on mobile devices than the standard one. Thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of this. Is this just a third party view of the forum, or was it commissioned by the forum operators? I'd feel a little anxious putting my credentials in anywhere other than here. You can check out this thread for more information. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=515932.0It was created by a Hero Member here. |
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If you have a iPad or other tablet, you can simply your use browser to login to the forum and it works just as well as any app would.
Unfortunately for me I am using an iPhone so the website is a little cumbersome. I will probably end up switching to Android again in the future, get the app and a bigger screen. Would be nice to have the equivalent application available to Apple users too. About 99.9% of my activity is via the browser on my machine, but I would probably be browsing the forums on the go with the application. Try out http://bitcointa.lk when it's fixed. The Bitcointa.lk design is a lot easier to navigate on mobile devices than the standard one. |
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Devscrow is an established escrow service incorporating the perfect mixture of security and practicality. For all standard trades we use a dedicated Trezor stored in a secure location. If we’re off-site we use Breadwallet. (Secured by Touch ID). Up to this point Devscrow’s provided escrow service for over 400 trades. I’ve included a fee breakdown below All collaboration on my part will be signed with my PGP KeyStandard Trades: 1% or 0.01BTC, whichever is greater. Tips are greatly appreciated if you feel your transaction went smoothly. Let me know if you have any questions, I'm looking forward to working with you! Follow us on twitter. @devscrowDevscrow in the press, http://bitcoinist.net/crypto-community-service-dev-escrow/Updated: September, 1st 2015
______ FAQWhat is an escrow provider?
An escrow provider is a trusted third party that holds and releases funds according to individual transaction terms agreed upon by both the buyer and the seller. Why did you start doing this?
I decided to start Devscrow after witnessing an increase in scammers in the cryptocurrency communities. Devscrow helps protect all parties involved in a trade. Therefore, effectively reducing the amount of scam attempts in the community. A community with a diminishing amount of users with malicious intent proves welcoming to new members learning about cryptocurrencies. History of development?
In the past I’ve developed Crypto related sites including the famous “DevFaucet” which at one point had upwards of 3 thousand users and paid out over 7BTC. I also sprouted out the BTCDevelop network which provided Bitcoin developers with free hosting for their Bitcoin related scripts.  |
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lol how did you guys get access into the code ?
Not that hard, he doesn't even attempt to hide it. Just view the html source and you'll see the links to the javascript files. Yeah.. I wish scammers actually tried nowadays. It makes what I do a little more fun. |
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The Green address system is a great alternative. I'd consider it safer than blockchain.info
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Scam ^^^^
I offer you a chance to make money,it is not scam.you don't need any money to invest.right? how it could be a scam. I could go to a Caribbean island and pick up 10 pairs of fake Oakleys for $100 too. They're obviously fake Oakleys if you're selling them at that price. |
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Yeah, I'm not too sure about the MSB registration... Coinbase is getting shadier and shadier.
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Be careful with this guys, there's a bunch of red flags. Make sure you audit the code and compile it yourself if you plan on touching this.
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just a little tip: if you are hositing web in a VPS, please don't use ubuntu.
Get CentOS minimal.
Yeah, Ubuntu is a little chunky for hosting websites but it works. I can't stand CentOS. |
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i can do this, but how do I know if I`ll get paid for this?
I've already found someone to purchase it for me, thanks though! |
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Can confirm BTC-Banker and Bitcoin-H are affiliated.
Yep, there's not one doubt in my mind that they aren't. The user "hybridwallet" is their newest alt account. |
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Where does the money that you pay in dividends/interest come from? Meaning how do you make money to pay us?
They don't pay dividends or interest. As soon as you deposit they take the Bitcoin. This is a scam. |
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What I usually offer to everyone is using their account as collateral
I could loan you 0.02BTC for it, if you don't find anything else which is useful this means your bitcointalk account  okey i need 0.1 BTC and can pay back in 48 hours can you provide that for my account Your account is not valid collateral. You won't get a loan. |
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This also pretty much just amounts to a ponzi as well. You aren't going to get enough "investors" to sustain your bank's interest
This isn't even a ponzi. As soon as anything gets sent to the site. btc-banker steals the bitcoin. |
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