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I've always stayed away because of their high transaction fees - 7.5% plus $1 per transaction. Seems like a step backwards.

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For right now it's just an option to view your Coinbase balance from within your USAA dashboard, but this shows a degree of acceptance of BTC from a large financial institution.

I just purchased the domaining guide from PrFen and here's my short review.

The guide goes over how to find domains to buy, where to sell them and how to sell them. Here's my critique on each section:

*) How to find domains to buy. I would've liked to see this section go more in depth, but to PrFen's credit he did PM me an addendum to this section concerning the recent developments with Chinese buyers. For anyone that hangs around domain forums this won't be new, but for others it's a useful grounding in what to look for. So this section I grade 70 (out of 100): that's a blended rating of 85 for those unfamiliar with what's going on in China now and 55 for those that do.

*) Where to sell domains. A good overview of the different marketplaces. Learned some new tricks concerning Sedo / Afternic & Bido. My only complaint is that I think Flippa should be covered as well since they're making strides in their domains section. I rate this section a 88 out of 100.

*) How to sell your domains. This section has 10 steps with an explanation for each step. It's a nice blueprint you can step through whenever you need to find a buyer. This was the strongest section - 92 out of 100 is my rating.

It's a useful guide and I recommend it as long as you have some $$ / BTC to purchase domains. Most domains you'll target buying using the guide's methodology will be for either reg fee or less than $50 on the secondary market.

(in progress - waiting on login details)

What hosting provider is this through?

That's nice, but if you're valuing your domain based on keywords it's worth 0: http://www.estibot.com/appraise.php?a=appraisal&k=070e21a735dac16b566ee6153d8e8809&domain=bitcopreneur.com

You see, there are only 2 recent domain name sales ending in preneur:

solopreneur.com - $11K
webpreneur.com - $1k

There's a difference between "makes sense in my head" and being a desirable domain other people want to buy. Your keyword is bitco, and even if it were bitcoin, it wouldn't really be desirable with this ending.

So use Linkclump extension for pdf’s and FVD extension for videos.

Nice tip, but I really hope it doesn't get out. The more underground it stays, the less likely Udemy will do anything about it.

I think you're genuine, but I will offer my guesses so that we don't waste each other's time 


Hmm ... picking up dropping LLLL.net near reg fee and flipping to the Chinese?


You said it involves contacting end users, and profit is in the $xxx range. Hmm ... Geo domains, especially city keywords?

If my guesses are wrong then feel free to PM me - I have 2 GD accounts to use.

Sold offsite.

What happened::
tikkers had an unused shutterstock account with 8 months left he was going to sell me. I sent him $120 for it and I've gotten nothing in return.
Scammers Profile Link:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=535013
Reference Link:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1205311.msg12680241
Amount Scammed:
$120 in BTC
Payment Method:
BTC
Proof of Payment:
https://blockchain.info/tx/96ca8e701c695817b7583a4fe7aa6ccf2a9f9af4a14741750a892388c87b7c45
PM/Chat Logs:

Additional Notes:



He's also been on here selling Reddit accounts / dribbble & ffffound  invites / netflix  crunchyroll spotify premium accounts / malwarebytes lifetime licenses.

Here's his bitcoin wallet :  16Pvekj7uw6BSkqFxFAg5QiXvoSbMi4mZw
If you search it you find someone else who made a similar scam claim against tikkers:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1152989.msg12144395#msg12144395

Should've used escrow, but he should've been booted the first time he pulled this.

I submitted a well researched 740 word article to SeekingAlpha on the controversy over the BTC XT split. It was set to publish but then an editor said it was too bitcoin focused to publish there. As you know, Seekingalpha is a huge authority site in the investing niche, and if the article is good enough for them it's more than likely good enough for your blog. So I'll have to forego the $50+ they would've paid me and am instead selling the article here for $30, BTC or Paypal.

Here's a sample / screenshot from my seekingalpha dashboard:



Thanks.

No one should deal with tikkers. I paid him .467 BTC and he's delivered nothing.

https://blockchain.info/tx/96ca8e701c695817b7583a4fe7aa6ccf2a9f9af4a14741750a892388c87b7c45

Wrong demographic. Bitcoin users are disproportionately male .. heavily disproportionate.

Your 2 & 5 download prices are higher than what they list, but no matter, S.S. is way overpriced when you pay on demand. You're much better off using subscriptions.

Or maybe he's just giving a good deal for single page websites compared to more complex multi-page projects?

Steelers score with 2 seconds left to push. Bad break man, but that was overall a good call.