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3221  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold Coin (GLD) Info Thread - The Future of Digital Currency [NEW THREAD] on: June 20, 2013, 04:23:32 PM
..

I've just made a new thread containing important news and updates on the forum:

https://www.gldtalk.org/index.php?topic=116.0

There is also a workaround that solves the client syncing problems until more nodes can be added to the network.

Please use the following configuration file until more network nodes become available.

Configuration file: users/[USERNAME]/appdata/roaming/GLDcoin/gldcoin.conf

bantime=604800
addnode=207.12.89.2
addnode=72.14.178.111
addnode=208.115.109.157
addnode=88.161.131.83

I have also just updated the original post of this thread with new client configuration instructions.  Grin
3222  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 20, 2013, 03:36:53 PM
Switzerland should be the right place for CoinGator  Wink

BTW the link with the screenshot's are not working ..

This issue has been resolved. Thank you for the heads up.
3223  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold Coin (GLD) Info Thread - The Future of Digital Currency [NEW THREAD] on: June 20, 2013, 12:44:35 PM
My pool deposits to cryptsy haven't been posting for the last 3 hours, anyone else having an issue. They've been pending and new transactions haven't shown up on the exchange as pending despite showing in the wallet address

This has to be an issue with Cryptsy. I suggest contacting their support team.
3224  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 20, 2013, 11:54:58 AM
Bump.

High Bid is 2 BTC!  Smiley
3225  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 10:12:26 PM
1btc


guess there is a reserve

Sorry

No Reserve! High Bid Wins!
3226  Economy / Auctions / CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 10:06:20 PM
..

Here's what you get:

- the domain COINGATOR.COM
- all HTML and Code
- FTP and MYSQL access to site and code
- paid access to original developer


We had tremendous success operating CoinGator for the limited time it is was in operation. Sales were growing daily and the feedback was excellent. See this feedback thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=212375.0

Here's a couple of screenshots. There is also an admin panel for order processing.

http://www.coingator.com/img/screen1.png
http://www.coingator.com/img/screen2.png


However we determined that the cost to operate legally in the US was going to (at minimum) $250K in regulatory/licensing costs. This made continuing operations cost prohibitive. As you can see from my signature I have moved on to other projects.

Auction Rules:

1. Auction ends June 21st at 10:00 PM New York Time.
2. Escrow is fine however I request we use John K.
3. Payment/bids must be made in BTC.
4. Minimum bid is 1 BTC.
5. Minimum bid increment 1 BTC.


The winner bidding will be provided with FTP and DATABASE access and will responsible for moving the contents of the website. Domain will be pushed to Godaddy account. I will do my best to provide technical assistance. It is highly recommended that you have a programmer to assist you in this transition.

Please don't anyone derail the thread and let's have a nice fun auction.

Bidding starts....now!

..
3227  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 09:54:19 PM
well are we starting from scratch?

If so i bid a satoshi

if not i bid 1.00000001

This is going to get confusing. I'm going to lock this thread and start the auction over now.
3228  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 09:49:26 PM
Or apparently there is going to be a time limit  Grin

 Grin
3229  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 09:47:08 PM
The highest bid thus far is 1 BTC. Do we have any interest or should I close the thread?

I have interest, but not when it isnt really an auction. An auction needs a set time. With out a set time I dont plan on bidding

Okay then. I agree and here we go!

Auction ends Friday June 21st at 10:00 PM New York time.

High bid wins!

No Reserve!

3230  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 09:25:52 PM
The highest bid thus far is 1 BTC. Do we have any interest or should I close the thread?
3231  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold Coin (GLD) Info Thread - The Future of Digital Currency [NEW THREAD] on: June 19, 2013, 05:54:08 PM
A note - Pool: http://next.afraid.org:8117 updated and is using the latest daemon release.

Thanks for the update. I'll get the OP updated now. Smiley
3232  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Gold Coin (GLD) Info Thread - The Future of Digital Currency [NEW THREAD] on: June 19, 2013, 04:20:45 PM
Because difficulty is adjusted, it only takes a couple miners to run the whole network. Without people using the coin mining is useless and a waste of energy. Therefore, it is the users and not the miners that is ultimately important.

This is correct.

Ultimately it will be mass consumer adoption that will drive price via supply and demand. At this stage however it is accumulation that is desired. Then as difficulty increases and supply diminishes the consumer adoption phase will move forward.
3233  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 19, 2013, 12:56:27 PM
1. Auction will run until I think the highest bid is a fair price.

Please decide what a fair price is and post a sha256 hash so that we know you're not constantly upping the reserve.


I don't know what that means. I have around 20 BTC invested and I'm just trying to recover "some" of that initial investment.

It means your current auction terms are unfair because there is no official end and you can keep changing the reserve price.

I propose you decide on a fair price that you would accept NOW, then create a string of text such as "My reserve price is 20.252852 BTC and some random *(#*($#*$U(#$U* characters". Then paste that string into http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator and post the hash of it here.

At the end of the auction, you can reveal your secret string and prove to us that the auction was fair (in that you kept the same reserve price thoughout).


How is the auction unfair?

Just bid what you are willing to pay for this business and may you might win. I'm sorry but I don't understand when you say it's unfair. There is no reserve price because I have not determined what price I am willing to accept.

When the highest bid feels right to me, I will accept it.
3234  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 11:59:11 PM
1. Auction will run until I think the highest bid is a fair price.

Please decide what a fair price is and post a sha256 hash so that we know you're not constantly upping the reserve.


I don't know what that means since there is no reserve. I have around 20 BTC invested and I'm just trying to recover "some" of that initial investment.
3235  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 11:58:42 PM
1. Auction will run until I think the highest bid is a fair price.

Please decide what a fair price is and post a sha256 hash so that we know you're not constantly upping the reserve.


I don't know what that means. I have around 20 BTC invested and I'm just trying to recover "some" of that initial investment.
3236  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 11:13:59 PM
Is the business tied contractually to Meracord? ...or anyone else for that matter? I would be interested in another vendor.

Is the original developer or anyone else on the team utilizing the code to create something similar?


~Jord

No, there is no contract with Meracord. And no, the developer will not be sharing the code. This will be yours exclusively.
3237  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 09:03:18 PM
repeating since i didnt get a response

The auctions ends when I determine the highest bid is fair. But just as a hint, I won't be letting this auction wrong very long.  Smiley

okay well in that case i have no intent to bid

Okay. Thanks for updating me.  Shocked
3238  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 08:45:27 PM
repeating since i didnt get a response

The auctions ends when I determine the highest bid is fair. But just as a hint, I won't be letting this auction wrong very long.  Smiley
3239  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 04:32:15 PM
5. Why didn't you try to raise the funds to pay for all of the legal fees?
(Sorry would not let me edit my post)

Because those fees are still not entirely known. Our estimate of $250,000 if a best-case scenario and only includes the deposit. There will be other costs and requirements and a full review of your companies financials by Medicord before application approval. There reason we abandoned the project is because we did not have access to sufficient capital.
3240  Economy / Auctions / Re: CoinGator Complete BTC to PayPal Business | Includes Everthing! on: June 18, 2013, 04:29:27 PM
1. What does paid access to the original developer mean? Do we pay or have you already paid for a certain amount of time?
2. Who pays for the server hosting and how much is it currently costing you?
3. Can we move it to our own dedicated server?
4. How did you estimate the legal costs for the US?

1. This means if you want mods done, you will have access to the original developer. His rates are very reasonable. No charge for small changes. I will make arrangements for him to provide 1 hour to be included in this sale as an added bonus.

2. The site is currently hosted on an in-house dedicated server. You will need to arrange for your own hosting.

3. Yes. The winning bidder gets full and complete ownership rights to the entire business.

4. That is the deposit required by http://www.meracord.com/ which provide turn-key compliance services.
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