Are you referring to bitcoinxxx.com?

A registered letter should be sent to the EFF if you want them to take you seriously.

I also like "stefbot" (Stephen Molyneux). I've been trying to get a hold of him for weeks. I want his site to accept Bitcoin donations.

Hmm.. Is is safe to assume that the Bitcoin trade page will not list adult sites? 

No. To SEE the farm is to leave it. Think harder.

Isn't that what the Internet is for?

When everything is illegal, all money will need laundering.

I managed to convince the supplier of the content (TalkSugar) for bitcoinxxx.com to try Bitcoin out.

http://www.talksugar.com/
(Phone sex, video chat, PPV media)

Perhaps the trade page should have an Adult section with some sort of warning?

I am in the process of convincing other large merchants I know to accept Bitcoin.

Here are some that I've collected from various forums that are not on your list.

pvuif6nonbhj3o3r.onion
c5qvugpewwyyy5oz.onion
xqzfakpeuvrobvpj.onion

Dave? Dave! Is that you? I didn't mean to try to break your kneecaps the other day. I told you to keep a low profile and you just started running your mouth to the wrong people. What else was I supposed to do? Come back to the pr0n studio bruddah! I have urgent work for you!

</satire>

I figure as long as it has an 18+/adult warning page it should be fine. Thoughts?

The quality varies from girl to girl. They are amateur videos. What did you expect for a dollar?


You haven't figured it out yet?


I already do that. Those videos are on a revshare. I currently have them ranked cheapest -> most expensive. Perhaps I should sort the listings differently to bring the better videos to the top.

Edit: No, it is not porndigg. I actually have a license to sell this content.

Please see: http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=30.msg14368#msg14368

First adult site to accept Bitcoins. (It has a 18+ warning page on it.)

http://www.bitcoinxxx.com/

Bitcoin XXX - Amateur Video Downloads! 100% Anonymous!

Oh, I forgot to post a link from the regular internet.

https://www.awxcnx.de/cgi-bin/proxy1/nph-proxy.cgi/000000A/http/torcasinopfuc7cj.onion/

P.S. I love the German Privacy Foundation (awxcnx.de). I'd send them Bitcoins if they accepted them.

From: http://l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion/index.php?do=topic&id=36963

"Try your luck at the Tor Casino! Play for free or Bitcoins -- your choice."

http://torcasinopfuc7cj.onion/

Yeah. It is a mixture of 3 or more APIs that I've seen. At least they include working code to hook into GnuPG. I really wished Pecunix did that.. jeeze.

The documentation is non-existent, but the toolkit contains a lot of example code. I only had to edit 3 variables in the config file, set the payment forwarding (I don't trust them to hold my coins) to my client here, and I had the receipt url stuff working instantly.

I'm in the process of making it work with my existing database. (Inventory, etc, etc).

Edit: Yes. They call it a Receipt URL. It is in the merchant tools section.


No need to call back to their server. They PGP sign (optional, you can switch it off) the posts to the receipt URL on my end. The downloadable toolkit "just worked" out of the box for me. I had to muck with GnuPG a bit first. Hell, I can even have them post the receipt data over Tor to my .onion address if I were really paranoid.

I was pissing around and I found privacyshark is using their new merchant interface already. They have their domains priced in dollars, when you go to place an order mybitcoin is converting it to BTC on the fly.

I used to sell stuff with e-gold back in the day, and I'll tell you, customers don't want to buy things priced in grams of gold. They can't wrap their head around it. Price it in USD (or EUR, whatever) and they understand it instantly.

mybitcoin's site lists this feature (main page) as "currency comparison". lol! I bet they didn't want to use the terms conversion or exchange anywhere on the site.

I'd really like to see statistics. I wonder how many transactions happen @ mybitcoin per day/hour/week.

Actually, it was started over Christmas when most congressmen were on holidays.

A larger fraud could not be asked for.

Gavin: Gotcha.

What they should do is create 2 transactions (because you overpaid), send one over the SCI postback thingy for 0.16 BTC, and create a 2nd orphaned transaction.

http://www.tpc.int/

I use to use this service in the late 90s. Not sure if it still works.