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Will that be an Open GL code?
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Ok. Generally good, and has chances to rock. But I've got a question: what's your criteria for the hosts to enter? If I have a powerful PC with 4 HDs, but don't have a legal entity and my own website like all these professional hosts. Can I enter? And what are your terms?
I have the same questions. You wrote that no supercapacities are required to host in your system. Why d'you need professionals then? |
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Why so small community? The project looks promising. Wish you success (or better community manager)
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By "ambassadors" you mean advisors or kind of sale representatives?
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Just follow the steps below, super easy!, no need to do much Step 1: create an account - https://goo.gl/ir8iFCYou will get bonuses for registering with my referal so its up to you. Step 2: download the soctop bot free program Step 3: add a lot of FAKE account, if you have a lot of accounts you will earn a lot of coins Step 4: wait to earn coins Step 5: when you have a lots of coins click "Add a task +" then you can choose to use them or Instagram, Facebook, Twitter etc.. I earn 4000 per day only with 9 accounts (1 coins = 1 follow or 1 like) THAT MEANS 4K LIKES|FOLLOWERS Video Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxrEfFfracQ You can use the non referal too if you dont need bonuses or smth: non referal link - https://goo.gl/ir8iFC |
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Just bought $600 worth of BTC from him.. paid with PayPal a lot but worth it!
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Hello, I have $600 in PayPal and I want to exchange them in BTC. (my paypal is verified)
Escrow accepted (buyer pays the fees).
PM Me.
sold to @sardasa
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The Maximum amount I can handle for a single transaction is $2000 and the minimum is $1000.
5% Exchange Rate (Fee). $1050 BTC = $1000 SKRILL
I prefer to deal only with trusted users.
I can go first only on very trusted users, otherwise don't ask me to go first.
If you are interested PM me.
I'm interested! PM me please. |
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Does anyone have a contact email address for investors to use ? Looking at the current www.bitvps.com site, I see the Investors page has been removed. I would like to discuss an investment issue with the BitVPS operators. |
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I note the investor relations section hasn't been updated for quite some time now. Given the latest dividend figure, some detailed information on what's going on with the company financials is beyond due.
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@gewure ... Did you receive that response through the claims page of the GLBSE website or via an email to the email address you registered on the page ? If it was via email, what was the email address you received the response from ? (I'm trying to determine whether or not I have received any emails relating to my claim.) TIA i have about 100 bitcoin in stocks on GLBSE and some cash...
havent gotten anything so far -_-
GLBSE ya serious? do something!
the only shit i got was
"Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible."
gimme my money back :/
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From what email address should I expect to receive correspondence on this matter ?
I've yet to receive any confirmation of completing the account closure process (did this shortly after the shutdown of GLBSE was announced) and I've yet to receive any payments to the address I gave during that process.
I'm most concerned about ensuring my ownership of assets is correctly communicated to the asset issuers.
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Interesting. Why did you retract ? retracted.
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I would be interested. More competition for the existing exchanges is always good. Hopefully it would drive more rapid improvements in reliability, availability, functionality and value for money in them all. Would anyone be up for a stock exchange that accepts anyone and anything that isn't murder or CP?
Buyer Beware would be the main theme and securities would only cost 1 BTC or so to list. If somebody loses their money, they'll know the risk was there. Trading fees would be as low as possible. It would be hosted in Russia, China or in some other country that doesn't give a damn. I'll definitely include actual, verifiable receipts for securities purchased.
Ideas and opinions would be great.
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This. Building up a new account to scam the community again. Beware. He was last active on June 30, 2012, 08:04:03 PM. My guess is he won't be back as WiseOldOwl.
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I echo those comments. Given the anonymous nature of the currency, forum and GLBSE, such attributes / behaviours are key to any long term success.
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Absolutely. Thoughts from the CEO on costs of development work to make this a much more reliable service please. I guess the biggest problem of the whole endeavor is the lack of reliability. There are two "foreign" components, namely the bitcoin client and the BitTorrent client, both with their own reliability problems, and limited time of the one person running the project. So it is no surprise that the entire system is not perfectly reliable.
Perhaps some good ideas about this are needed. How about a little bit of monitoring and automatically restarting components that fail? Ideally all open tasks should survive such a partial reboot and pick up where they were interrupted.
The second best task survival idea may be to have the tasks and the recently paid bitcoins on the book (in the database) and restart tasks from the beginning that were interrupted by some partial failure. Or perhaps pay back the already paid bitcoins and ask the user to start again from scratch. Payback may just mean to set the task to unfulfilled and ready to be restarted in the bookkeeping. Or it might mean to actually send the bitcoins back.
Of course it would be much better if each and every piece of software involved were perfectly reliable, but I have my doubts. So the intermediate aim may just be to provide a reasonably good user experience in the face of occasional failures without the need for round-the-clock monitoring by the operator.
My other worry would be the seeding or the lack of it.
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This is just the sort of novel and quirky (at less from my perspective as an English city lad) opportunity I would consider investing in.
I love that BTC could facilitate a business relationship that would probably not be possible otherwise.
I have a bunch of initial questions - more sure to follow :O) ...
How much would your time be per hour ?
How long would you want to run this operation ?
Do you have someone you can pass/sell the equipment onto once you decide you want out so the operation could continue ?
How would the equipment be powered ?
How much would it cost per hour to power ?
How much would the chemicals cost per gram of obtained gold ?
How much of the year can be spent operating ? (suitable seasons ? suitable weather ? ...)
How much per hour would you have to pay to perform a run in the area(s) you are considering ?
What are your low, medium and high estimations of the amount of gold in grams you expect to obtain per hour of operation ?
What materials other than gold could be obtained in the proposed prospecting area(s) ?
You mentioned the possibility of processing more material each day if you had help ... what are local labour rates for such an activity ?
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