Shiftybugger, thank you for starting this thread. I was considering using Coinabul, but the complete lack of accountability shown in Coinabul's response made me think twice. They are not going to refund your order because you bugged them after months of not receiving anything? Completely inappropriate response. I'd like to get Casascius to weigh in on this, he also a lot of experience sending insured orders paid for by bitcoin and I'm sure he would refund the order in a case like this.
+1I ordered a gold coin from coinabul. I waited about 7 days, sent them an email asking when I'll get it, will take "7-10 business days". Okay. Later, haven't got anything, sent them another email, not shipped, "You will get a tracking number in your email within the next 2-3 business days.". Still no tracking number. Sent them another email, "should be no more than 1-2 business days at the most." - after nearly two weeks, not shipped. Messaged coinabul here and finally it got shipped. Go figure.  |
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We are quite close to winning this board game!  |
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They could have striked a deal with Avalon team to be a reseller.
(basically they just buy the chips/modules from Avalon)
Then again, if I'd be reselling the only real Asic known so far, I'd advertise this as big as possible on my website ASICMINER. |
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You must be joking, have you seen the garbage mods have to deal with already? The last thing I'm gonna do on this forum is share my financial information publicly. For the most part, the mods are good people who care about bitcoin and the community. In return for them donating their free time to help the forum, the very least they deserve is the same privacy everyone else gets.
I think what's more important is no conflict of interest - ie don't moderate a controversial XYZ thread if you own 10% of XYZ. Pretty obvious and I hope this is being adhered to. |
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Sure, but you got to trust the gateways. Because your 1 USD on Ripple is NOT USD, it is an IOU (debt) that is under 100% of circumstances worth less than 1 USD.
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low fee, lots of dust, lots of other transactions waiting. it will sooner or later. don't worry. Or double spend the coins with a fee the default client considers acceptable? Plug: I am longing ASICMINER shares. I will pay 0.7 BTC in the next six months per share. PM me if you are interested. |
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It's gambling. SatoshiDICE aren't scammers for not doubling your coins.
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Explain how I'm supposed to pay for something I haven't got an invoice for and with no response from judge.me. In fact I've followed them up on the email and still no response.
Seriously, I'm just going to ignore you if you keep posting BS to stall and want to get 4x of what you paid for without actually going through arbitration.
Let me make this clear:
YOU ARE NOT WAITING ON ME. I CAN'T DO ANYTHING AND I'M NOT GETTING ANY EMAILS BACK FROM PETER-JAN.
YOU ARE WAITING ON JUDGE.ME OR JUDGE.ME IS WAITING ON YOU (or the FBI).
I'm not even going to bother pointing out your colluding / lying messages here, because I'm saving that up for judge.me.
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Like what I said in another thread, it's like someone ddosing NYSE's website and saying they hacked the exchange.
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This is definitely the best graph of any bitcoin exchange  |
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Must have pissed off Anonymous somehow. Everyone knows that they are responsible for all hacks.
HACK THE PLANET
Its more likely to be Something Awful who hacked it. Because MP was an idiot and challenged them. Wait, so a DDOS attack is a "hack" now? Please go to http://mpex.coinbr.com, a web proxy to the MPEx backend, and tell me if it's been "hacked". It's like someone DDoSING NYSE's website and then claiming they shut down the exchange. |
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Well, no BTC was stolen (unless mp ran away with the coins).
This is just downtime really.
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Canadian exchange (cavirtex) is lag free (obviously having miniscule volume by comparison) and has already rebounded to 39 at the time of this post...
could be a dead-cat bounce.. who knows?
could be? nah, the crash already happened, bitcoin will stay around the $38-$40 mark but greater resistance (finally) |
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Dead cat bounce? No, it's a correction from $32.
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We had a correction down to $40. While people were busily trolling on OTC on how bitcoins will be worth 1 cent again, the price is now back at $40.
Bitcoin has grown a lot, and we won't have another crash to the extent of the first one again. Just corrections.
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We just need someone to buy a million to push the price back up again.
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Goxlag is still at an insanely large amount. I think the crash is significantly influenced by the goxlag actually.
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back at $38
I'm going to be very surprised if we get below $30, this crash is heavily influenced by the goxlag.
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Hmm, I wonder if MtGox lag influenced the crash. I don't expect it to go lower than $30 through.
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