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181  Economy / Marketplace / Re: BitFlowSystems IPO on: September 07, 2011, 04:51:47 PM
Fair enough.

Unfortunately, I think everything Bitcoin is off by around a factor of 10 at the moment ... the Bitcoin userbase, the USD value of BTC, the GLBSE userbase, the number of GLBSE listed companies, the amounts in BTC getting raised from IPOs ... I'm sure they are all correlated and if I knew how ... maybe I am just being too impatience :O)

182  Economy / Marketplace / Re: BitFlowSystems IPO on: September 06, 2011, 10:52:54 PM
WiseOldOwl ...

Can you please summarise the finances, expenditure and remaining assets of the company to date ?

Can you please elaborate on the refund schedule ?

For what it is worth, I have placed an ask up for my 629 shares at 0.009 BTC each - meaning a 10% loss on the small amount I could afford to invest.

If you wish to refund me at 90% by buying these back please do so, or if someone else wants to make an easy 10% ...



183  Economy / Marketplace / Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT]BitcoinBazaar.com - BZ on GLBSE! on: September 06, 2011, 07:54:13 PM
Firstly an apology ...

It seems I may have misinterpreted your earlier statements - I mistakenly thought the totality of the issued BZ shares represented 25% of the business Bitcoin Bazaar.

I now realise that the totality of the issued BZ shares represents 100% of Bitcoin Bazaar and that you own 750,000 of the 1,000,000 shares issued to date (i.e. 75%).

Apologies to everyone else for any confusion my confusion may have caused ;O)


Moving on ...


Code:
Anyway, how have you reached a current valuation of 10,000 BTC for BZ ? And how much will you be investing on your poject?
I reached that valuation based on what I believe the idea is currently worth. I feel that BZ will be able to make a large impact in the bitcoin community and really get some main stream usage. Also, Based on all the freelance work I have done in helping people get their businesses set up for accepting biitcoins, I know there is a market for an easy to use solution.


"And how much will you be investing on your p(r)oject?"

Can you please state how much cash you will be putting into the company ?

As an investor, I can accept that you might not pay the full amount for your 75% of the shares, but I would most certainly require that a significant sum is put into the business and risked by you.

This will also help to demonstrate to other investors a suitable level of commitment of your time to the business too.


Regarding your other answers to my questions - I am happy with the majority of the responses, particularly your intention to obtain LLC status - this will be very significant in gaining sufficient trust from investors, to reach the funding levels you need to get started.

The only major concerns ...

     You do not consider that you have any competitors - I am worried why exactly you thought this and wonder if you still do ?

     You are valuing the business very highly - while it shows a level of ambition, without any trading figures to back it up ... it is a high value for an idea.


Assuming funding meets the levels stated earlier - what are your financial and user base projections for your first year of trading ?


The business has significant costs to meet in USD, particularly during the initial startup - how are you intending to manage the risk that BTC volatility presents ?


Where do you expect the business to be in 1, 3 and 10 years ?
184  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Pandora's Bitcoin Junction (Shareholders wanted) on: September 05, 2011, 09:45:34 PM
There was to be a motion on whether the profits from this month's mining would be reinvested into the company or not. Also the communication with investors has been more than adequate for the first month and a bit of a startup - have you ever invested in a startup before ? Rancidi was bitching about excessive communication ... and I see he is back to provide further digs - sigh ... some of the people, some of the time.

Did you read the business plan ? Did you provide any constructive criticism on it ?

There is clearly still a market for what PBJ is going to be offering here and company assets to more than support the last trade price - seems the votes (through the bids and asks of GLBSE for PBJ) support this too. I would certainly buy more shares at the price you traded at.

While checking for a raised motion, I note that it looks to me like the motion functionality of the GLBSE server is currently broken, at least it is through the 2.0 version of the Python client.

Any others having problems with motions through the web client ? (I don't have any access to my BTC wallet at the moment to test with an additional PBJ share in the web client)

Well, I’m out.

I just sold all my shares at a loss since there are no dividends forth coming and the responses to questions is getting fewer and further apart.

I offered Michael free hosting on my servers and web development to my abilities and a fully fletched prepaid card system for the selling of prepaid cards. I have developed and used this system successfully to prove that it can be done and unfortunately until now I had no response from him.

All the best to you who want to stick around but this is where I get off this buss.

Cheers.

185  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Pandora's Bitcoin Junction (Shareholders wanted) on: September 05, 2011, 07:30:25 AM
Neither.

There are always non monetary costs to "free".

Even if it is just the lack of professionalism, as shown here.

What is your objective in making public one side of a story in which your offer of "free" services and products was rejected?

It has harmed your reputation - I'm now less likely to consider using your products and services, even with zero monetary cost.

I get offers of "free" business services all the time and ignore almost all of them. I certainly don't expect those offering to then go and tell all my past, present and future customers and investors - which is exactly what you've now done.

@Ben Walsh (beamer)

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Cheap negative advertising then. Congratulations.

Hope you find a buyer for your products and services.

Are you daft or just naturally stupid!

Do you see any advertising here or did you see any of my emails to Michael?

No, then you should not comment nor assu – yes assu because you only make an ass out of u!

I do not need any buyers for my products or services because there are none too provide in the first place and therefore do not need any advertising.

I do have servers that I use for my own personal use and for development of applications where I approach people to do development for them at no cost, jip that is for free, nada or zip! I just like to create these applications because some idiot told me a long time ago that I am incapable of application development.

The prepaid card system was developed on the above principle and for the same reasons. This was offered at no cost, jip again for free, nada or zip and unfortunately that ship has sailed and is not more available.

@Peter Lambert

May it bring you fortunes galore! Wink

186  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Pandora's Bitcoin Junction (Shareholders wanted) on: September 04, 2011, 08:57:43 PM
Cheap negative advertising then. Congratulations.

Hope you find a buyer for your products and services.

Well, I’m out.

I just sold all my shares at a loss since there are no dividends forth coming and the responses to questions is getting fewer and further apart.

I offered Michael free hosting on my servers and web development to my abilities and a fully fletched prepaid card system for the selling of prepaid cards. I have developed and used this system successfully to prove that it can be done and unfortunately until now I had no response from him.

All the best to you who want to stick around but this is where I get off this buss.

Cheers.

187  Economy / Securities / Re: [ANN] LIF.A and LIF.B, market funds on GLBSE on: September 02, 2011, 12:42:22 PM
I'm hoping that's where LIF.VC, BST or IBB come in.

I think we need to demonstrate a healthy demand, to stimulate the supply.

Well, give me a decent investment with a decent company and we talk.

And not for amounts that are in the lunch money area. 1000+ BTC usalble funds in a market with enough liquitkiy (50x1000 BTC turnover daily) and we can talk Wink

Sadly, LIF is not giving any registration info on the website ;(

You expect far too much far too soon.

For now we should reward the small scale businesses that demonstrate professionalism, realism and honesty, while providing frequent, quality communication with shareholders and meeting the deadlines for dividends etc... that they agreed to.

From these we can build to the higher value investments you seek.
188  Economy / Securities / Re: [ANN] LIF.A and LIF.B, market funds on GLBSE on: September 02, 2011, 08:52:28 AM
I'm hoping that's where LIF.VC, BST or IBB come in.

I think we need to demonstrate a healthy demand, to stimulate the supply.
189  Economy / Securities / Re: [ANN] LIF.A and LIF.B, market funds on GLBSE on: September 01, 2011, 08:08:42 PM
Excellent. Thanks for the swift response.

I shall be diversifying into LIF once I've seen some healthy returns from my recent LIF.A and LIF.B investments.

I am also very interested in the LIF.VC and will be intrigued to see how you position it against IBB and BST.

Thanks for bringing some quality investment opportunities to GLBSE.

Quick question if I may ...

I understand that LIF.A and LIF.B shares own a part of the shares / other assets that have been purchased with the BTC funds raised through their sale.

What assets does the holder of shares in LIF have part ownership of ?



Holders of LIF own the company Lambert Investment Funds. Right now the company assets include the website, the two market funds (LIF retains 5% of profits from these funds), some other investments, but mostly btc which can be used for investments/advertising/other operational expenses.
190  Economy / Securities / Re: [ANN] LIF.A and LIF.B, market funds on GLBSE on: September 01, 2011, 07:05:13 PM
Quick question if I may ...

I understand that LIF.A and LIF.B shares own a part of the shares / other assets that have been purchased with the BTC funds raised through their sale.

What assets does the holder of shares in LIF have part ownership of ?

191  Economy / Securities / Re: [ANN] LIF.A and LIF.B, market funds on GLBSE on: September 01, 2011, 07:01:11 PM
FYI - I've spotted a typo / suggest an improved on your website - "Dividend" -> "Dividend per share" on this page - http://lifunds.com/b.htm

Lambert Investment Funds now has a website: LIFunds.com

Dividends were paid today.


Do you know how much it was per share? I can only go so far back in my history, and my history is taken up with dividends I've payed out.  Sad.

Ah yes, I suppose I should have put that info up right away. I will be posting the official report on the website probably later today.

Dividends, August 2011: (In bitcoin per share)
LIF:    0.0005 (umm, don't actually have that info right now, I will update later tonight)
LIF.A: 0.00540818
LIF.B: 0.03681250

* Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
192  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [EARLY BETA!] [STOCK AVAILABLE] on: September 01, 2011, 06:57:50 PM
What's the latest on this entry in the finances ? ...

     bitcoin2cc   2x$200 visa NEVER DELIVERED, contacted support no response

They still seem to be operating, as the website is functioning and available.
Doesn't seem to be any significant number of posts suggesting a scam.

Also not clear on the $600 that was delivered by them through earlier purchases - I assume this has been banked somewhere ?

Smart move in trading the BTC/USD if so ... maybe now would be the time to buy BTC unless their is a specific reason to keep that much USD available.

193  Economy / Marketplace / Re: SkepsiDyne Integrated Node - The Bitcoin Mining Company on: September 01, 2011, 06:27:49 PM
Peeps, I'm sorry to say, but I'm outta here. I'll be back when the share price reflects the return vs risk or vice versa.

Tawsix, is there a reason that your dividend payments are coming in day(s) late almost every week? This is getting out of hand!
194  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Smoky Mountain mining now offering daily dividends to GLBSE investors. on: September 01, 2011, 06:21:49 PM
EDIT : Excellent. Thanks for that. Further evidence regarding comms and professionalism ;O)

Okey dokey.

I don't see any problem with that, as long as you make a real clear post to this thread, when you change from paying 5000 of your shares a dividend.

At the moment, that is where the vast majority of your financial competitive advantage over SIN is coming from.

You are light years ahead of SIN in terms of communication and professionalism.

I far prefer your daily dividend approach.

I have purchased 60 shares in SMM with funds from the sale of most of my SIN shares - it will be interesting to see how many others reach the same conclusions and investment decisions.

Thanks for bringing a higher quality of investment opportunity to GLBSE.

Could someone post the dividend/share for each of the days on which a dividend has been paid please ?

I am trying to do a competitive analysis of SMM vs SIN and unfortunately the Google Spreadsheet for SMM only gives the total dividend payout rather than the more useful dividend/share figure. I can infer the total number of shares which are receiving a dividend from that total payout but I would like the actual figures themselves for the analysis.

Thanks in advance.

Hey Beamer,

I had it on the spreadsheet but then took it off cause I think it can be a bit misleading especially when the IPO shares are being sold.  One day it might say one eps.. but if 1000 more shares are sold the next day it will be divided up further.  Once all the shares are sold it wont be a problem.  (hopefully not too long at this rate)

The formula is:  the dividend / (number of shares sold + 5000 (my shares))

Edit: i'll just put it back up there) Should be up there tonight.

195  Other / Meta / Re: Time to abandon bitcointalk.org ? on: September 01, 2011, 05:55:37 PM
In addition to the Ignore "button", it would be highly beneficial to have an indication that a post has been edited after posting.

Beyond that, it would be fantastic if each version of the post was also available.

Also, to address some of the other concerns - a mandatory "justification" for why a particular post or topic was removed by a moderator would be useful to.
196  Economy / Securities / Re: [ANN] LIF.A and LIF.B, market funds on GLBSE on: September 01, 2011, 05:41:31 PM
I am interested to know too. Will be interesting to see how the performance of my portfolio compares to these - I may well give up spending my time on management and just pay you the 5% - that said I sort of enjoy it ;O)
197  Economy / Marketplace / Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT]BitcoinBazaar.com - BZ on GLBSE! on: September 01, 2011, 05:32:06 PM
I have a further, very significant in light of the behaviour of other GLBSE company CEOs, set of questions ...

(21) What other businesses do you own / partly own ?

(22) What other businesses do you operate / partly operate ?

(23) What is your current occupation ?

(24) How many hours per week will you aim to commit to BZ operations / activities ?
198  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Smoky Mountain mining now offering daily dividends to GLBSE investors. on: September 01, 2011, 05:15:25 PM
Could someone post the dividend/share for each of the days on which a dividend has been paid please ?

I am trying to do a competitive analysis of SMM vs SIN and unfortunately the Google Spreadsheet for SMM only gives the total dividend payout rather than the more useful dividend/share figure. I can infer the total number of shares which are receiving a dividend from that total payout but I would like the actual figures themselves for the analysis.

Thanks in advance.
199  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [EARLY BETA!] [STOCK AVAILABLE] on: August 31, 2011, 10:15:14 PM
Seconded. The lack of communication with investors was really starting to spook me. Hopefully we can expect a lot more info on what's happening from now on.

It would be great to see some figures on usage and revenue, now the site has been operating for a while - I'm in the mood for a little more investing ;O)

Aren't we nearing a dividend payout ? The contract states quarterly. Certainly looking forward to it.

So .... anybody heard anything from cuddlefish in the last month?

yes.  i heard from him 2d ago:

Waiting for replacement computer to arrive. Just got back from camping without internet. Looking at redoing 2 weeks of work and somehow covering loss of about 40 zcoin) . (stupidly not backed up often enough.) I will work to earn whatever is needed to replace it. I am honestly acting in good faith. Hopefully (replacmnt will come this week when I can continur work.

My apologies,
cuddlefish

Glad to hear that he didn't just go off and disappear on us. Glad to hear from you aswell, cypherdoc.
200  Economy / Marketplace / Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT]BitcoinBazaar.com - BZ on GLBSE! on: August 31, 2011, 12:11:39 PM
I am certainly interested in investing in this sort of Bitcoin company - it is great to see another investment opportunity on GLBSE in something other than mining :O)

Before I invest, I have some questions which I would like you to answer ...

(1) Who are you ? What is your background ?

(2) What other user names do you use / have you used on this forum ?

(3) What makes BZ unique in the marketplace ?

(4) Who do you consider the top 5 competitors to BZ ?

(5) How will you compete against each of them ?

(6) What is your target merchant ?

(7) What would be the average annual revenue in BTC of a typical merchant ?

(Cool What would be the average annual profit in BTC of a typical merchant ?

(9) What, if any, restrictions would you place on what a merchant can sell through BZ ?

(10) What will your pricing model be for these merchants ?

(11) How do you intend to promote / advertise to these merchants ?

(12) How have you reached a current valuation of 40,000 BTC for BZ ?

(13) Where is BZ registered ?

(14) How many people are employed by BZ and what are the terms of each of their employment ?

(15) What assets does BZ currently own ? (What would the shareholders be acquiring a 25% ownership of ?)

(16) When do you intend to start allowing merchants to operate through BZ ?

(17) Who owns the remaining 75% of BZ ?

(18) Do you intend to pay dividends to share owners ? If so, at what frequency ?

(19) What business information will you make available to shareholders ? At what frequency ?

(20) What is your objective in selling 25% of Bitcoin Bazaar through GLBSE ?
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