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41  Local / Mining (Deutsch) / Re: Altera Cyclone III EP3C16F484 DE0 Board on: April 02, 2013, 07:58:26 AM
Nein, da es das Prodiukt nicht gibt. BFL ist nun dabei seit etwa 7 Monaten den AUslieferungsprozess mit merkwürdigsten Ausreden zu verschleppen... lieber Finger weg bis die mal geliefert haben sollten..
42  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: BFL Ships their First ASIC on: April 01, 2013, 09:38:51 PM
So.. a company that lied time and again about their products told us they sent something to someone who lies time and again about the origins of his/and other peoples software and its capabilities.

Sure this is no aprils fools joke, but yet another step in this endless scam called "BFL asics".
43  Economy / Economics / Re: My bank account's got robbed by European Commission. Over 700k is lost. on: April 01, 2013, 05:34:07 PM
-not reading the 14 pages of discussion-

Its your own fault. It was forseeable (here in europe) that this would come some day. Adolf Merkel was ensuring this way too often.
So instead of hoarding your money in that forsaken place, which was known to be bankrupt for how long? 3mo+? I think some cypriot friends of mine were mentioning this already like half a year ago, you could have moved your money to any other bank in the whole world.

Also you wont loose all the blocked money, you will loose some percentage of that.. thinking about it - how much did you gain from interest in the past years?

Also, dont blame all the European idea.. you might have only lost 6.6% a few weeks ago, but whose government did vote against that solution? It was not the european parliament..
44  Local / Suche / Re: [CLOSED] Suche ElePHPant (Stofftier) on: March 22, 2013, 09:08:49 PM
Yay.. den such ich schon seit ewigkeiten
45  Economy / Goods / Re: Sendbitcoins.net Selling Domain and Software on: March 22, 2013, 09:01:24 PM
*bump*
46  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ripple Giveaway! on: March 22, 2013, 04:40:12 PM
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47  Local / Mining (Deutsch) / Re: Fuck You BFL on: March 21, 2013, 10:52:50 PM
ich versteh nicht wie eine firma so mit den kunden umgehen kann vorallem habe ich angst das die ihre produkte lieber laufen lassen wollen bis der kurs kippt....

Dazu müssten sie erstmal Produkte haben...

48  Economy / Digital goods / Re: [WTB] Your bitcoin website on: March 20, 2013, 03:43:22 PM
I (for myself and on behalf of others) am looking to purchase some already established bitcoin websites.

Not looking to buy anything like Mt Gox, but simple less known sites that are already up and running. eg. bitbears.com is an example of a small site that is up and running and established. Of course bitcoindifficulty.com would be another example.

The main things I'll be looking for are the following (but don't worry if you website doesn't have all these points):

Current direct earnings
Potential future earnings
Current traffic
Potential future traffic
Nice domain name
Nice website design and graphics

So if you've been thinking about selling your small bitcoin related site PM me or post a message here. Thanks.



Currently for sale anyway: www.sendbitcoins.net
49  Local / Biete / Sendbitcoins.net Domain, Datenbank und Software on: March 20, 2013, 12:42:47 PM
Hi,
Da ich leider Arbeitsbedingt kaum noch die Möglichkeit habe mich aktiv um dieses Projekt zu kümmern verkaufe ich Sendbitcoins.net.

Was ist es? Sendbitcoins.net verfügt über einen Backend, der als Ersatz für die API von Paypal fungiert, was bedeutet, dass Webmaster statt der Paypal IPN auch die von Sendbitcoins nutzen können.
Was erhält man durch den Kauf? Man erhält die Software, die Domain, die Datenbank sowie die Wallet, damit die User in der Datenbank durch den Inhaberwechsel keinen Ausfall ihres Geldes fürchten müssen. Des weiteren verzichte ich auf jedweden Profit, der durch die Nutzung der Software generiert wird.

Angebote via PN bitte,
50  Economy / Goods / Sendbitcoins.net Selling Domain and Software on: March 20, 2013, 12:39:42 PM
Hi, i am selling my Software called "Sendbitcoins"

It is mainly a drop-in replacement fpr the PayPal IPN API, meaning that users who have signed up with the service can just use the service as they would do with Paypal. This opens up a wide range of possibilites for SHop owners and Bitcoin. Unfortnately i dont find the time to really keep developing the software and therefore offer to sell it to the highest bidder.
What will you receive?

You will receive a full source code for the software, the domain and full ownership of both. ALso you will receive the wallet of the service as well as the full database including suage statistics and registered members (therefore you will receive the wallet: You shouldnt have any debt to the users). Furthermore I will not be entitled to any profit that will be made through this software.

Offers via PM please.
51  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: Free bitcoins with surf4bitcoin.com [0.1588159BTC] on: March 19, 2013, 12:03:25 AM
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52  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: I can't set my profile to an animated gif, could you help me? on: March 15, 2013, 04:08:14 PM
i just hope they stay unanimated.. there is nothing more annyoing than animated gifs in forum profiles..
53  Economy / Gambling / Re: Virtualminer.eu - Virtual Mining game and Exchange on: March 14, 2013, 12:07:53 PM
Virtual Dishwashing.. nice idea indeed...

May look a bit boring, but to be honest - should i add explosions to it? Some pirates maybe?

The thing is that VM is basically a game where users should be able to make money by creating their own virtual crypto currencies, not more not less.
54  Local / Anfänger und Hilfe / Re: BTC werden nicht im Client angezeigt on: March 12, 2013, 08:31:36 AM
Starte den Client mal mit -rescan

Damit sucht der Client dann aktiv in der Blockchain nach Transaktionen, die mit den Keys in der Wallet zusammenhängen. Dieses Phänoment kenne ich nur, wenn die Wallet ausgetauscht, aber die blockchain nicht frisch runtergeladen wurde.
55  Economy / Gambling / Virtualminer.eu - Virtual Mining game and Exchange on: March 11, 2013, 07:07:18 PM
What is it about?

„Virtual Mining“ is a game unlike any other currently found in the BTC community. Imagine you were able to virtually create a new Bitcoin frok, one where you can set the rules, dont have to spend your precious mining time on and still make money with it!
In Virtualminer you have that chance. YOu can create a virtual crypto currency and mine it with vitual rigs, like everyone else could do. You can test settings of a new cryptocoin or implement your cryptocoin right inside the game!

Where is the catch?
You have, as in real life, to spend money to gain money. You can build, arrange and run rigs on altchains that do run in this virtual environment. But in order to do this you have to pay BTC for the rigs or the creation of thechain, but after that your chain is running and the exchange on virtualminer will be allowed to trade your coins for Bitcoins.
If you get enough people to run your Chain you will can get enough people to trade and to raise the price of the coin - just like you would do with your own altcoin, just without development, without flamewars and without neglecting your primary Cryptocoin!

So what are the rules?
Currently the game is running in a testing phase – therefore all of the rules are negotiable, except the one about cheating

-   Every user may “Buy” as many mainboard, virtual asics and other hardware components as he wants.
  o   A mainboard has a fixed number of card slots
  o   A virtual ASIC cannot be upgraded with vGPUs nor does it need a mainboard to be attached to
  o   vGPUs and vASICs speeds are taken from real life values where possible
  o   The amount of Devices available is limited depending on the devices real life availability (a 6990 is less available than a 6850)
  o   Users are able to sell their devices on the "flea market"
  
-   Users can create new Chains
  o   There can be a maximum 20 parallel active chains
    x   A chain is flagged inactive after 24 hrs. if no one is mining it anymore
    x   A chain is deactivated (unminable, 48hrs after flagging inactive)
    x   Every new chain costs 0.125BTC for every Chain already in existence. The first one is free, the 2nd costs 0.125, the third 0.25 and so on..

-   Users can create Pools
  o As of now pools are unlimited in size
  o A pools founder can set any fee he wants as long as it is less than 25% (to prevent cheating).
  o The chain a pool is mining can be set at any time.
  o Pools always pay proportional
  o Users NOT on a pool mine SOLO

-   Deposits are handled with a unique address every time.
  o A deposit is “valid” and added to the account after 4 confirmations.
  o There is a small fee of 0.01BTC on withdrawal. This is to keep the server alive and cover transfer costs.

-   “Cheating”
  o   “In theory, as the service operator, I could keep the bitcoins for myself. I'm not going to do this, but I completely accept that people do not trust the service operator. It is their freedom of choice, and Bitcoin is about freedom.” (slush)


Website: http://www.virtualminer.eu

Screenshots:


56  Local / Anfänger und Hilfe / Re: Welchen Escrow Service nutzen ? on: March 11, 2013, 04:10:23 PM
Als einzigen Service nutze ich bekannte User.
57  Economy / Services / Re: ►DropBox +16GB◄ - ♥0.08BTC♥ on: March 10, 2013, 11:24:35 PM
Well, that worked pretty fast :0)

Good job - highly recommended!
58  Economy / Services / Re: ►DropBox +16GB◄ - ♥0.08BTC♥ on: March 10, 2013, 08:20:22 PM
Referall Link sent via PM.
Txid:  1f90b597b4be69dc963616b59812e3e17702fe3db7ff0b2dc9c1bd7d069430b6
59  Economy / Services / Re: SendBitcoins.net - New Payment processor (no bitcoind needed!) on: March 10, 2013, 07:51:53 PM
While a regular Bitcoin transaction can take up to one hour to properly confirm Sendbitcoins.net allows to send and receive coins instantanously.
[...]
A deposit is credited to your account after 4 confirmations.

4 confirmations can take up to one hour.  How is this instantaneous?



Sorry, but this is just an misunderstandment. The service is kind of prepaid: You send coins to an address which are then credited to your account. (Like when you send money to Paypal)

From there on you can spend it instantanously to other users or via the Paypal IPN api, if a shop changed the address to sendbitcoins.

Cheers.
60  Economy / Services / SendBitcoins.net - New Payment processor (no bitcoind needed!) on: March 09, 2013, 11:20:08 AM
What is Sendbitcoins.net?
Sendbitcoins.net is a new payment processor for Bitcoin which uses well known technologies to simplify the day to day use of Bitcoins.
While a regular Bitcoin transaction can take up to one hour to properly confirm Sendbitcoins.net allows to send and receive coins instantanously.
To use this you dont need a new client, a blockchain or any new software - all you need is to register at bitcoinpal.net to start using it.

Why would someone want to use this service?
This service aims at the everyday user who just wants to send and receive Bitcoins without the spending too much time thinking about the easiest way to do this. Shops and merchants can use this software, just like Paypal, to set up simple payment systems or modify their existing software to use Bitcoins just like Eur or USD.

What makes this service unique?
You can adapt pretty much every existing Paypal IPN compatible software by just editing (literally) two lines of code. In every Paypal compatible software you will find a line that leads to "paypal.com/webscr". If you change it to "bitcoinpal.net/backend.php" you are done.
You can find an example of such an adaption in the example package provided on the about page for the OpenCart software. No need to setup a bitcoind, no need for custom payment systems, just your e-mail and standard software available for all shopping carts.

Built in rating system:
Every transaction can be rated from 1 to 10, which is basically a score from "transaction failed" up to "everything worked perfectly" to rate the transaction with another user or shop. Doing so enables users to give and receive scores for and from other users which can be seen in the profile section of the page.
This page lists how many transactions a user has rated, how many ratings he got and send and what his average score is. That should ensure that a user is transparent enough to be sure about him wether he is a scammer (more likely to receive bad scores) or a reliable trading partner with lots of good scores. Of course this offers no safety from scammers, but it is a tool for receiving and giving reputation.
 
Payment options and Fees:
To use Sendbitcoins.net you will just have to register on the website and deposit coins to the address you are given. A deposit is credited to your account after 4 confirmations. The address you have is fixed so you can even point your Pools payout address there. Upon reaching the 4th confirmation you will receive a notification and the coins will be added to your account. From there on you can either send coins directly to any other user using his E-Mail address or withdraw coins to any Bitcoin Address, but waiting for multiple confirmation for the coins to arrive. There also fees on transactions to keep the server running. For user to user transactions (including shops using the backend api) the transaction fee is 0.2% of the transaction volume, for withdrawals a fee of 0.01BTC will be taken.
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