you're right. Ok well if you want to go that route, then I put 5 hours into it instead of 7 due to internet latency. One more thing to add to a revised contract -.-
ok i think that is reasonable. 0.2152 x 5 (hours) = 1.076 1.076 - 0.40 (deposit paid) = 0.676 pay logansryche 0.676 BTC How about since the bitcoin module doesn't work, I pay 0.5 btc? I think that's fair. |
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No and it was stated in the contract that stuff like that I'm not responsible for. I should be fully compensated the 7 hours I put into it.
and I am still left w/o bitcoin module. |
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offer: i'll give you 0.3 btc. this is just because you tried your best. your internet connection taking hours isn't my fault.
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The thing that I don't like, though, is bad numbers in a deal of numbers.
Opencart + modules = 150MB. It's stretching the truth and saying the .4 was a gift (originally) that's what made me mad.
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And here I thought building a contract would make me secure so stuff like this wouldn't happen -.-
Dude, I liked working with you, but if you worked on something all night you should tell the person. What if you worked on it for 100 hours? Would I have to pay for 100 hours? 7 hours seems a bit of a stretch, it took me 14 minutes to upload the software myself. At the 3 hour mark, the software was all good to go. If you spent a long time working on the plugin module, that should have been done before offering the service. |
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Well since at 12:30 i changed the passwords and whatnot and there was no actual work done past that point, i'd offer 0.15 btc to cover the difference.
edit: so just briefly, after you said "you got that all sorted out", which work was done.
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people like you that don't like the numbers. I like numbers. Accurate numbers. At midnight we changed the password, and you said to let you know if we wanted anything changed. Well, that's like 3 hours after you got the password in the first places, so in no possible manner could you have done 7 hours worth of work to the site. BTW: Your video didnt work.
Install k-lite |
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pulling all of these things out of thin air
lol. so. this payment module? unzipped it's 56k. so which other module makes up the missing 100+MB. |
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http://impossibledecals.com/video/up.avi^ that's a freezcam of how long it takes to upload 22.8MB to bravenet. I have unlimited bandwidth so anyone can download that (its <12MB). in the installation instructions, it says " -------
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1. Upload all the files and folders to your server from the "Upload" folder.
This can be to anywhere of your choice.So it's not like i'm not doing this right. Upload those 22.8MB worth of files and then Follow the onscreen instructions.
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No, i'm sorry it's not. it unpacks to 100mb(did it a few minutes ago).
I still think you wanted a cart for cheap and are pulling all of these things out of thin air to discredit me. I fulfilled the contract, you did not. Please pay me. I don't have time to sit here and argue every point I worked on your site.
http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=download/download^ that right there is the download link. top download is 1.5.1.1, it's an 8.2MB file that uncompresses to 22.8MB. How is your version 100MB? Like, I could be wrong, you might have a special version, but right off the main page is 1.5.1.1... |
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1.5.1.1 the latest version off the site. It's an 8.2MB RAR file that unpacks to 22.8MB.
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I could care less how long it took you to upload it. Too many varibles from programs used, to hosting packages to time of day uploaded... hope you tested opencart 1.5.1.1 because that's what I used(by itself weighs in at 100mb uploaded) plus 2 modules back to back. I've already agreed to accept the .4 as a prepayment to the total bill making the ending payment 1.1064 btc.
I'm using SmartFTP(been soo since it was in beta) and when it came to uploading files to bravenet, it sent them in partitions of 30mb(so it was more like, it sent 30mb, stopped for a few to process, send 30 more mb, stop for a few... you get the point).
100MB ? Because my WHOLE site takes 55MB after all my images.  |
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Including all the pictures and software and the store and all that fun stuff, i'm using 55MB of my hosting on impossibledecals.com. So I don't know what you mean by 30MB chunks, so like, 2 chunks?
I just uploaded opencart to another bravenet domain of mine to see how long it took. I took a freezcam video of the whole upload process (just the opencart software, no plugins) but since it took you 3.5 hours do you care to guess how long it took me?
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because of free services like Bravenet and X10 Hosting Bravenet is surely not a free hosting site, I pay for it every month, and where did you get this X10 Hosting? I am not using this whatsoever. |
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You still owe me 1.5064 btc for work done.
See, that's exactly why I got sour. You think the .4 BTC I paid was simply a gift. Why is this so? |
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Ok firstly, when you ban someone from a forum it makes it hard to contact you but whatever. Because Bravenet uploads files in chunks under 30mb externally, it took me 3 1/2 hours to upload Open Cart and 2 modules(one of them being for bitcoin). Now then.. the last 3 1/2 hours were spent setting up the site, adding banners, making sure the currency tables were set, and trying to get the bitcoin module working since mybitcoin.com decided to mysteriously vanish. The written contract I have and you agreed to stated that I would build you a site, get the necessary modules downloaded and installed, and add any banners, images, logo's etc to the site. You asked me in the very begining how long it would take to get the core parts up and running. I said on average it would take me 2 hours to get the open cart files loaded onto the server and mysql working right. I never said that it would take exactly 2 hours to get the site running.
And for the record, I did get in touch with Tabsa and he said that he's in the process of writing a module for Mt. Gox and that I'd need them to grant api acess(another email sent to mt gox). In the meantime, it's taken a total of 7 hours worth of work. I spent more then that trying to fix the module(tried rewriting it twice and failed). The .4 btc you gave me you said was to get me started. It wasn't discussed before hand and wasn't written into the contract so I can not accept that as payment towards the total bill. I thought I was working a good deal here, but all it seems now is that you wanted a professional running website for really cheap. You still need to pay me for my work sir.
So from 9:30 to midnight you said "ok.. got all of the sorterd out... before i forget, did you want it to point to the cart when you go to impossibledecals.com or when you go to the site and click on store." and you say it took 7 hours? Everything was good to go. The work you did on the plugin module is supposed to show up on my bill? I thought the plugin module was working, as per my inquiry on getting it in the first place. You don't even have a working module for yourself, why am I paying you to develop one? What about if someone else wants to buy your service, would you give them the same plugin module I pay you to develop, or do I own that work for my own use and not yours? |
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 Check out that 3 color Jets logo  |
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Judging by the comparison guide for miners, you're right on track. nVidia sucks balls for bitcoin. Sell your GeForce and come to the Radeon side of things if you want to get the BTC! |
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41$ for one bitcoin? neverever if u can prove this to me, í´ll pay u 10 btc.
also the price before mt.gox shot down, was about 17, coming down from its 31 alltime high
Ah well, that's what I get for using my brain as a source of information. Damn you, memory! Someday 1 BTC will be a lottery prize.
Yeah, and if people go to your house and see your electricity meter running full tilt, they'll probably invade you because they know you go that megahash goin' on. |
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