Hoping your not buying a GPU previously used for mining, a warranty won't help you...
Mining voids the warranty? |
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WOT said the site was blacklisted for Malware, care to explain..? Not sure - must be false positive. Maybe they dont like the ajax/javascript code Your website is not worth 100 BTC. Please give me your valuation for consideration. 0.8 BTC revenue per month. |
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I haven't kept up with KNC. Have they shipped out yet?
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You value this website at 100 BTC after only making 0.8 BTC so far? this is correct. There are several months of full-time development behind it and the project gets more searches, traffic and ultimately profit every day. Keep in mind that the valuation of this website will be 500 BTC+ by the end of this year if goals are met (truly complete product search engine with all merchants, min. 15 BTC revenue/month etc). My last project was ranked in Alexa 250 at the best times. This means it was the 250 most visited website in the world. I plan to bring this project into the top 1000 as well. It really would motivate me to have some backing from the Bitcoin community here. Your website is not worth 100 BTC. |
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Selling all in one go:
3--0.com (Name, expires Dec 2014, regged since 2009)
3--5.com (Namecheap, expires Nov 2014, regged since 2009)
3--9.com (Namecheap, expires Mar 2015, regged since 2013)
7-5-7.com (Namecheap, expires Nov 2014, regged since 2009)
8-5-8.com (Namecheap, expires Nov 2014, regged since 2009)
Awaiting your offers for the lot.
Bitcoins / Paypal / Domain Trades accepted.
Four letter domain names are not "rare": http://www.domainnamesoup.com/4letterdomainnames.php |
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What's the starting bid?
Also, what tech stack is it using? What do you mean by tech stack. As far as bidding if you guys want to start bidding, Id start at 0.01 and please bid in minimum 0.01 increments. The site works how it is currently and is each to add new hardware and change stuff. So nothing needs to be done to make it work. I mean: 1) What http server is it running on? 2) What language is it coded in? 3) What dbms is it using? 4) What OS is the server running? Is that of importance? I.e. does the software rely on unix or windows OS commands for parts of it's functionality? It is currently running on a bitvps server It is coded in mostly php i think. Not really sure sorry. I belive its mysql if that helps I beleive its ubuntu, I dont think it matters, mostly needs to run the server, database, and bitcoind software Can you provide some site statistics (e.g. total users, active users, total hits, daily hits, total unique visits, daily unique visits, revenue)? |
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The specifications:
Working Mode BTC LTC Power
Dual Mode 2.5GH/s 300KH/s 60 Watts
LTC Mode OFF 5-700KH/s 7 Watts
Item will be on hand tuesday around noon. Will accept escrow and could possibly have more. Will be entertaining offers above USD $500 in BTC. Item will be shipped wednesday after quick testing unless otherwise specified. Shipping will be .001 btc and Preferably in the U.S. or even better in TX.
Seems legit. |
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Don't tell me we have another Federal Reserve mentality who is always late to the game and re-acts instead of ACTS! Hmmmm Mt. Gox for all its past problems does not look like the bad guy to me fellas.
You academics need to pull your head out of your asses and listen for once instead of being in love with your calculators. Lift your head up.
Sorry but +1 for Gox. Someone needs to redact some hurtful statements there.....
No, it's Gox's problem. Their exchange is better suited for magic cards. |
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Per his discussion today, he is only looking at true money exchangers for licensing, people who run exchanges (Mt Gox) or who do it via websites or in public (ATM machines)
Yeah, I think these regulations will only apply to MSB's. |
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It's forcing me to login to view the article. |
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It's definitely good that they're working on this issue. It's scary that this problem has been known about for over a year, though... I wonder how many exchanges have been exploited and haven't noticed. |
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um.... buyer beware -
I messaged him about the macbook - I received a message stating to send BTC to his address...and he'll send to my home address.
He states will only use escrow services, but when i ask which forum member he supplied a third party escrow website. (one that has been considered scam by multiple threads here)
Then I insisted on reputable escrow service and I have not received any response and he logged offline.
** Always do deals with reputable people. I suggest you do the same here if you pursue this transaction.
Yeah, that's definitely shady. Keep in mind that escrow doesn't work if it's the same entity as the seller. |
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OK,I highly recommend CoinBet for any Sig seller. Fast and fair payment. Thank You CB.CC  Same here. Thanks! |
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Still WTS,price now 1.3btc
awesome to see more ham gear (and i'm assuming operators) in bitcoin... but you may want to reconsider that price if you want to ever sell it... 1.3 btc is around 910 usd ebay search sold listings for icom 703..they are going from mid 400s-mid 600s Yeah, this is definitely too expensive. I only have a tech license, though, so I wouldn't be able this radio too much. |
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I want to buy a metal card with the QR code of my Bitcoin address engraved on it. Is anyone selling something like this?
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When I bought my iPad, I have not been informed that Apple would censor potentional use cases for this device at it's own discretion. I have not been informed, that BTC-related apps for monitoring, accessing wallets/pools etc. would be considered illegal (by Apple) and therefore banned from the app store. I was assuming that every use case (long time) considered legal on my Android smartphone would also be considered legal by Apple. Unfortunately I have been mislead. see e.g. etc. I am not a iOS developer, but a user/customer, so I am approaching this from the POV from an bitcoin user who has been sold a general purpose computer artificially restricted. This lowers the value of my iPad at least by 40%. So how to proceed to make this lawsuit happen? I assume, I should require a statement on this matter from Apple first and then consult it with a lawyer? Rico This is actually pretty funny. |
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In December I gave a presentation called "Bitcoin's Silent Killer: Surety Bonds" at the Inside Bitcoins Las Vegas conference. I've been surprised to see that the topic of surety bonds is not talked about more often. A Bitcoin exchange can't get a money transmitter license without securing the required bond. I've spoken to a number of highly regarded attorneys working in the digital currency space that don't even understand the underwriting process. And all this talk about moving Bitcoin businesses outside the US to skirt US regulations is a joke. If your customers reside in the US, then it doesn't matter where you're located, you better be prepared to comply with US regulations. You can have Coinbase sized funding and still not get bonded if you're operating a foreign MSB. Although I've created a bonding solution for Bitcoin money transmitters, I can tell you that if you're going to have US customers, you better strap in and hold on tight because it's going to be a wild ride to get licensed. www.msbtalk.com is where I write about the topic. Brian Nelson The problem is that many companies are just choosing to ignore U.S. regulations entirely. "I'll NEVER get shut down. That only happens to other companies." (I attended your presentation, by the way. It was very informative.) |
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Mtgox annunced yesterday that all bitcoin withdrawals are temporarily stopped due to technical problems, and immediately btc price drops https://www.mtgox.com/press_release_20140207.htmlProbably the BTC market needs more "BTC / fiat" exchangers, so to avoid similar problems in the future The sad thing is that some people will still use MtGox after this problem is fixed. |
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