PM me, and Bitcoin? Yup sure I can 😃
I'm interested in this domain, but let's do everything public. Please post your reserve price, I don't want to lose my time bidding so that you say no offer reached the reserve. |
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Great domain, 10 dollars is too low I think, and if your selling on the bitcoin forums, dont use paypal, you gotta use bitcoin, you will get 1000x more sale opportunities if you do. Start at maybe 30 or something and you will look more serious.
Auction ends : 48 hours after last bid if it reaches the reserve price It's way too soon to say it's cheap. |
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Domain : cryptotrade.net
Registrar : godaddy
Transfer : domain push
Expires : 2016
Reserve price : pm for it
Payment type: escrow/paypal
Starting bid : $10
Bidding increments : $2
Auction ends : 48 hours after last bid if it reaches the reserve price
Cryptotrade.net is truely a premium domain, two keywords topped off with a classic tld to make a great opportunity for any end-user. This can be used as a medium for exchanging crypto-currencies amongst users. It can be easily monetize as you see.
Post your response/pm me an offer
Thank you! Happy bidding 😃
Pm if you wish to see the logo
You accept bitcoin too besides PayPal I guess? Can we have an idea of the reserve price? It would make everything faster. |
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Does anyone know what happens if you migrate your bitcoin faucet hosting to a new host and create a new database instead of using the old one?
What are the consequences, if there are any? I don't think there will be data loss, as bitcoin faucets don't need passwords, etc, but just wanted to make sure.
I backed up my whole faucet site except my database, which I'm kicking myself for right now. I'm trying to get in touch with my hosting provider, but he doesn't check the forum often, so I'm temporarily migrating to a new host. I can easily back up everything, and set up a new database, but I want to know if there are any consequences in switching a faucet database. Thanks!
It depends on what faucet script you're using. Most probably the DB stores addresses, number of claims, last claim, balance per address, among other things. So if you lose that information probably your users could lose some balance and will definitely complain for that. Let us know the faucet you're using to get better help. |
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It may be because of the Ebay fees as mostly everything on Ebay is quoted above the market price. Gift cards and other products as well because of the high fee of Ebay. They charge about 10% depending on the product you are selling.
That's definitely a factor, but not the main one. Bitcoins are usually sold there at about 60% to 100% more than market price. |
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Some bad history on your domains? For the rest of mesages I need only .com .info .org .ro Need to be from namechep No history at all. I've kept them parked since I originally registered them. Edit: These domains are registered on GoDaddy, not Namecheap. But of course they can be pushed there. |
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you can easily sign messages with your site user so that you can trasmit information knowing if it has been written by the real user
For signing and decrypting, you need to host private keys in Keybase. I highly depreciate it. If they somehow got hacked, your private key will be in danger. I recommend you to store PGP public key but not private key. So others can encrypt or verify messages. I personally prefer not to upload my private key either, but the private key is uploaded encrypted. So it would still be hard for a hacker to get users' private keys even if the site is hacked. |
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I would love escrow , I know nobody here personally.
As the lender , I should reserve the right to settle on interest rate , no?
Of course you can set any conditions as long as you follow your own rules. What you can't do is say you will return the collateral and then run with it. To prevent that, you need to do this: - Have the other person send the collateral to a trusted escrow. - You send the loan to the other person. - After the other person pays you back the escrow gives back the collateral. If something seems fishy of course people will point it out, no matter whether you're asking for a loan or giving it. |
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This will not (reliably) create a valid bootstrap.dat.
A valid bootstrap.dat contains no orphans (block files contain orphans) and will have all the blocks in order (blocks in block files may be out of order).
There is a script included with bitcoin core called linearize.py that is used to create bootstrap.dats.
Hmmm, I was unaware of this one (linearize.py). I have seeded a updated bootstrap.dat torrent as often as possible though I agree the speed increase of using it is negligible. I wasn't aware of this either. I will definitely check it, thanks gmaxwell. Originally I wrote this script for an altcoin without the latest features for bitcoin-qt, I changed it for Bitcoin to make it more general, but you're right probably that's not required for Bitcoin 0.10.0 anymore. |
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I made a paper wallet on bitaddress with a BIP38 password. Recently, when I tried to import, I was given an error message stating that the passphrase was incorrect. I used the last (x) digits from the public address as the passphrase for the BIP38. My assumption is that maybe one character is capitalized when it shouldn't be.
Is there a script or software I can use to run through variations of the passphrase? It is 9 different characters, 8 letters, one number. Im looking for a program that would run abcde, abcdE, abcDE, abCDE, aBCDE, ABCDE, ABCDe, ABCde, ABcde, etc. using only these nine characters.
Any help would be appreciated, .05 bitcoin bounty to the solution.
This SW should help you: https://github.com/notespace/bip38-crackerIt seems your only option is to try all the possibilities. |
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I agree it is a hard fork but this transition is something that can be planned to happen many years in the future (for example when the 3rd halving occurs at block 690,000 or around year 2020). I don't think implementing this in Bitcoin has any real chance of happening. Do you know if this or something similar is implemented on any alt-coin? It'd be worth checking the result. |
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Current bid is 0.025, auction ends in 6 hours!
If there are bids a few minutes before the auction ends will it be extended? or is the end time fixed no matter what? |
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If there are no bids until Sunday I'll close this auction and offer it as a direct purchase.
As long as this thread is not locked you can bid.
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It's not illegal to have a list of e-mails and sell it. It's illegal if you send unsolicited email to those address. Before you copy paste some lines from a forum using google, it's better to do a research.
Haha so it's perfectly legal to sell if but it's illegal to buy and use it? FYI both are illegal but well in any case nobody should buy this, the conclusion is the same. I never said it's illegal to buy!! I said it's illegal to use it. Learn to read before posting. You are saying ''FYI both are illegal'' give me source so you can back up your claims? I can read much better than you, thank you for your concern. Law varies per country, for example UK's Data Protection Act and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations ( source). And if it's illegal to use then buying and selling knowing it will be used for something illegal is illegal too (conspiracy). |
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It's not illegal to have a list of e-mails and sell it. It's illegal if you send unsolicited email to those address. Before you copy paste some lines from a forum using google, it's better to do a research.
Haha so it's perfectly legal to sell if but it's illegal to buy and use it? FYI both are illegal but well in any case nobody should buy this, the conclusion is the same. |
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Why are you calling this member a scammer?
He is selling email list, not emails with passwords.
I don't see any violation here.
Can anyone explain?
This is the problem: It is private method how I got it. For this to be legal every user would need to agree their information can be sold. If the seller doesn't even say how he got this list then there's 100% chance he doesn't have that authorization. |
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Multi-sig verification relies on the blockchain. 2-factor verification only relies on a server granting access (like blockchain.info), so you have to give up the control over your precious bitcoins.
It seems we all agree here. We just need to know what exactly OP meant with this question, otherwise we're interpreting it differently. |
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