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So out of the 76 participients, only one (surprise) stole the money (ok, we gave them the chance to steal "the coin" twice but turned rather paranoid after jakers).
4 of the actual players got marked as SCAMMERs until now.
Many noobs tried to enter the game with yet unknown intentions. Did anybody count them?
76 because Garr255 and sethsethseth had the coin twice.
And here is the updated list:
ID NICK RECEIVED BY POST_ID_AND_COMMENTS
1 Garr255 189JHV6KPzvnPmjYCGPbvMMmZUWppere7h #2
2 the joint 17EVRSvdPJGhk7uKHCpY9ghnWnx7j3pPAs #3
3 sadpandatech 13YmfB6TeLzyCdnwsVZ5MdYVCLnfm5eNGF #4
4 nimda 1KiZGitw2zEr4uPzZsT7dh7F6e5yoKGvE7 #5
5 Al the Alpaca 1EWRJ5BeibZxMguujPLzqM8WWiHpFJtLLx #6
6 pirateat40 1CR5BadHQt8wd4t98mE4rw9hUfSGQ4ZGDg #19 <- SCAMMER
7 rjk 17qypELtTKqr716m937wLWbapnFG6i4fyZ #20
8 NothinG 1BjMLLGrwYk3hrcnSqEUEeGchkx9tiykfY #21
9 PatrickHarnett 1KwECAhJGr8BPGgn6mezf5Z3jT7vG1HaAZ #27 <- SCAMMER
10 pekv2 12NcNYb2oEh6ANo95AakEjPqQdgbcxh4m9 #32
11 unclemantis 12kM9BocNb5zSG7RMKp9wPxopK5NpayrMZ #33
12 mb300sd 1HVmv5EtQZtcsFfXe6Crz972BrB1MwsNCM #38
13 rudrigorc2 1MSPwixhqiwMLXxw3WXtNjg2nst6qVWhCX #43
14 Brunic 16Hz2xA4NmAp4CU3Mr9aJy8H9D5XqXupHG #48
15 fatigue 1Fj4QZbavJeKfagjDqUPFqQ4iJ4bHqFAMG #51
16 Phraust 15UJrPbxd6ULPJaxASUoWUp6xc473T7mww #87
17 adamstgBit 15nutdfqcS38hXdZoL7LNz5wBt8Aq4wCUT #88
18 bluefirecorp 1PsQ8qFp6ZY94gXvFLP4cqcmoLQSDCqLJc #89
19 Drakahn 1C1UMHsdPxgsWGWBhdaTC47kibJjFgWnhb #90
20 Gladamas 1FVySmZNZ6LUvz1mKkt9zgRWjBzvkM4Roh #91
21 phantitox 1GtGFJskG47Q6Q1NFsfMLWfNV9ivabbyab #92
22 John (johnthedong) 1Cm2ymVqiHA42jv31rtyze684oWTDkreza #97 instawallet addy, DON't REUSE
23 Keefe 1BZy1xxwcxQyRZErcYUFke72TSU7cV5Ptf #106
24 Otoh 1G5apmPvo2iTtmkNWAHTCET7Y842Ufijs8 #109
25 [Tycho] 1VayNert3x1KzbpzMGt2qdqrAThiRovi8 #74
26 Dalkore 12SSYCcvaHadm8Myxb3mUTzyv96VNhyzeZ #66
27 payb.tc 14no5MUE4ur2gyyEE3BHpHhV82gKm8NLbH #132
28 damnek 17xbiU6EWdaf74rmwxPv9AQZc1MeKMWh5n #114
29 Tril 1Xgeo7EQgrk22paxmKVrhNVSmauczL6EE #116
30 Scott J 18UVSvCAb6QGjPSdiXxveeu56ujmu3kTt4 #117 +0.00188185
31 honest bob 14x3n2ntSAGN4gGvGoLhi6NbUuuoWwvfdL #139
32 giszmo 1KLYFWyv5aeci2PwJQs9aTRN1JRzDDL96o #142
33 arklan 1F4j4Lha8BjL4wxwFVbGaQwMJ4Kd1brfXb #144
34 dooglus 1BooBz2AEwUd6JepB7NhNsnAe58Q6obpcu #157
35 riX 155gBnpiBQcpnP6coTX6V7znSK3G73uNjK #158
36 RyNinDaCleM 1Bgi9fX1TD9cnuzBvWGLfm7D7sNVEq96UU #173
37 hongus 1APyqdvGMvjfEMPKCo3oHSJ4CkJuXhTCy1 #238
38 flatfly 1337sfeChyyzZLzdHLewXzcaAaJSNTM893 #243
39 URSAY 1MzjNVW8z5SuMsGPgQfWZoyKaxsc1VkLXh #248
40 nckrazze 111mamKazi1ofZ854rKTcAxhTVuGDPhhL #257 <- SCAMMER
41 TYDIRocks 1PowhrA8kxnn9UBj2ESg7GQzkwTpcg44zm #272
42 Gyrsur 1FSfmWAMUsuBzUTrXgKaTE9TsSjJw1knvw #274
43 OneEyed 1MJS3FuUrWmyfvvRnm5gUYvpuFkYDzxCP4 #277
44 Namworld 14x36ktcNuf3CNrkVH1XY7vXwGHb9mCZwF #281
45 augustocroppo 161gEQewAVp6CFnoY5198vHchrbWLQytG7 #284
46 CornedBeefHash 1FvXoLCFmmRTAHJv5xMZLoMoeKBJHMCLnY #291
47 theboss 1EQfkKVZndiesJcwThRe5AAq15dZ56mZku #293
48 Maidak 14bsB5cugXFYaVZWsuoEYABd9gvkowv42a #296
49 scintill 1jCU7tevhLNaY3nDL4tinNu8NuSzDtwKh #299
50 chrisrico 1Mn7mjk69WJY85Ukwd4sFSRMALokoni13L #301
51 jasinlee 1AvxDf5WPWvrUgLsPLpb6a8mYsPXNYxNMr #304 +.01BTC
52 fabrizziop 1MFfixQTJJ4v2PUKrz5kotQq1dPSJFUA71 #311 +.0001BTC
53 sethsethseth 1K42vUtvmg8hW6M6UjubCFhmJLv4jLby4C #314
54 Spenzert 19nPdToTaAh2jVUuotaiDhPBxcPLuLEuXD #319 signed his message, +.0001BTC
53 sethsethseth 1K42vUtvmg8hW6M6UjubCFhmJLv4jLby4C #322 <- keeping it in place of #54
55 Fjordbit 1KZnfWkXXLdEjvQKYALbEsjbeWpvSG9NWB #328 +.0001BTC
56 danieldaniel 17QAPwXnqXX771j2CB7y2ahuoX76X4aipv #340
57 caffeinewriter 13373CuvtwQGgDWYv28pm3mTxy2bGS5U4D #342
58 stan.distortion 13TasmL5GRp27JfbuTpGBAx1iDYyygb4gP #356
59 MKEGuy 12Zu56v2CENZREzQnaEia37CeBEEDG96fK #358
60 ianbakewell 1Q1k2uTUZ1ZSSufH2w9xnCnPPzC1QmreEa #371
61 squall1066 1ES9YKx3RHSsFLsGAKJva4cG8W7xG4kHok #373 "Rounded up to 2.27BTC"
62 Gavin Andresen 12r6DPnX5TNK4PhnTiShmuK6o4jE8Yh28C #377 "rounded up to 3.11 BTC (because eleven is my favorite number)"
63 dreamwatcher 1JYMASNzjSPhQZi6zjpb2duBLo3wXPSWLj #380 "Upped it to 3.5 BTC"
64 lightlord 13cjE1VDsiF5SjFEt5kg2izYmcvUmpwTi5 #381
65 kwoody 1CvU9yqNQHKLHVrJnwgVQcoUJ9GfUzS8Ad #382 "Sent 3.66666420 to Carlos L."
66 Carlos L. 18zSd8Ra4bioqQAfSVMqr8J6MtaY58xA31 #388
67 x0Jakeyboy0x 1JvRuTLAo3hMbEqEDZ5V6V9YbvhjbfhkuX #391
68 novusordo 1novusxwhCh11QyXp1Jj3e6hdhk6qZZ3E #406
69 BTCGOLD 18VumBd2W89yYGXMQCF9z8SZj7bG93EGqC #409
71 CurbsideProphet 1GKv7EnAABx9wk1CnE6Xqa2rATm17JHtQS #411 "Received 3.67BTC"
72 nethead 1NqcmfCCz1bsFjJaYxhnkbcfaZS7C9a5z2 #414 "3.6695 recieved"
73 DobZombie 1Zombi5KpntBBFfm9FngsYhsiR4QAmfce #418 "Geez I'm dense"
74 Jakers 14vCb4rr1SdWFLDFgW4NMUbodPYqcCoRm2 #401 <- SCAMMER, actually stole the coin
75 Rassah 1FFSMPY152qmwHGV4LvwwQzqbspUxFSVBn #443
76 Hippie Tech 19s2pbG1SQ4xAJXWRKzZuaRrKJjf7W6sJZ #451
77 Akka 1FQTpFGqyTufTGih7ZpTT6kR1DKtdFyACV #465
78 Garr255 1Garr2555P4oiAaLQqXkcdAKGg4SMt3RZS #485 <- OP (game over)
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why is sending bitcoins to external address' disabled???
When in-flow falls behind out-flow, you have to take measures to keep your sustainable ponzi going.  |
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Hilarious how the we-don't-know-why-dip last week is significantly stronger than the O-M-G-Bitcoin-is-broken-dip today |
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Well, yeah, then thank you that (coincident?) even I already got a customer who claimed I didn't pay him and I could bet I actually did pay him to one of your broken wallets. Wanna take the bet? I will tell you the receiving address and trust you to not lie about it being one of your funny wallets or not.
The few affected wallets display a big red warning, but if you don't have access to this wallet and only the URL sure, send the address and I'll tell you if it's one of them. Thanx for looking it up. So it wasn't instawallet. Sorry for the false accusations  3,418,941 wallets Wow! Impressive  Ever considered making this a life-counter or a fake-life counter? When loading an instawallet, the 24h average creation rate of wallets could be used to fake the counter with some randomness to give the user more a feel for how much 3.4 million actually is in that short amount of time. |
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I'm eager to see people report about your professionalism.
I have some questions:
Why can we trust you with our money?
Everywhere? Really everywhere? Chinese, Arab, Latin pages included?
If you see (legal? practical?) issues, will you charge the fee and return the rest? Maybe the business requires me to have the credit card that's paid with at check-in, so you won't be able to do that for me.
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LTC is a troll I normally avoid to feed. Now I'm surprised to read only LTC lovers' posts. What's going on? LTC doesn't add anything essential to BTC and the faster block intervall doesn't add security neither. The "only GPU" promise means it will have to change the algo every month or faster to an un-announced new and very different algorithm once ASIC miners try to profit on their investment out of LTC mining in very short terms.
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If funds are still accidentally sent to an affected wallet they will have to be accounted for manually.
can't you just move the priv keys to the other wallet? should be about 1020 minutes of work. Rescanning the chain against a very large wallet takes a very long time, a long time you have to multiply by the number of keys to import. Quite a long time during which Instawallet has to be put into maintenance mode. Well, yeah, then thank you that (coincident?) even I already got a customer who claimed I didn't pay him and I could bet I actually did pay him to one of your broken wallets. Wanna take the bet? I will tell you the receiving address and trust you to not lie about it being one of your funny wallets or not. Maybe you should start running two wallets anyway? Yes, it's nasty to have to pay transaction fees for instawallet to instawallet transactions but it's also nasty to have broken wallets, sorry. At least I hope you have a BIG warning in the broken instawallets. |
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If funds are still accidentally sent to an affected wallet they will have to be accounted for manually.
can't you just move the priv keys to the other wallet? should be about 1020 minutes of work. |
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My backups of my local bitcoin client from a year ago will still recover any coins in my wallet today if my puter crashed.
I may be wrong. But from what I understand if you made more than 100 transactions since your backup of the satoshi client you might not recover all your coins/ Most of the time a transaction breaks a previous one in two, sending some coins to the address you are paying to and some back to one hidden address in your wallet. Your wallet pre-generates 100 such addresses : once they are all used new ones that weren't backuped are used. this is how bitcoin-qt works. Spinner (and blockchain.info?) work with the one address as the return address for all outgoing transactions. Other clients have a deterministic wallet which means that all new addresses are derived from one initial secret, so you don't need regular backups although you need new addresses every time you use the client. |
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How is this different from other tangible currencies?
Either way, if you know the right people/organization you can put a bounty on someones head.
Not. Bitcoins you can hand over without physically meeting and without an intermediary that might confiscate the money. |
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The interface is multi-lingual already but the seller has no way of making his offers multi-lingual. I would like to advertise my stuff in en, de, es, fr and maybe I get translations for pt, cn and ar. In my case that would be for long running high stock listings.
In general some listings are pretty pointless for some people already as the seller does not specify a language and Non-German speakers get German advertisements they don't understand. Languages should be opt-out. I would never order something with an Arab-only description for example.
Still I think having an Arab community doing business via bitmit would be very cool and they might want to opt out of English advertisements.
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We need to support these guys while they work on their site. Rome wasn't built in a day.
Sure, but they could also drive their traffic by offering their products via bitmit that most likely has more customers already than bitcoinstore. |
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I'm sure they will improve the site as fast as possible. Please don't give up - if there's something on another site, post a link, ask for help.
This store is a huge step towards not having to cash out into fiat. Let's support it as strongly as possible!
Well, the store in itself is no huge forward as it doesn't work. Maybe they should sell their stuff via Bitmit. Although Bitmit is all but transparent, the shopping experience is quite good atm. |
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None of the Bitcoin debit cards are vaporware. There is already one prepaid Visa Electron available, and BitInstant is set to deliver their card. BitInstant has been very vocal recently, especially during the Dotcom conversation, that they are delivering the card. It has simply been delayed, but still very much on track.
Paymium, the French company, is doing their own card. They sent an email to Dotcom yesterday, maybe they want to do it together. Who knows. Anyway, there is no sign that any of these card projects are cancelled, it has just been slower than anticipated.
I've seen no reason to believe those cards are not coming. In fact, I think it's very likely that we'll be seeing those cards this year. The buzz last year came from a super early leak, which in itself made things worse bureaucratically.
Duke Nukem was also under development during the time it got 15 Vapor Ware Awards. |
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Can we haz chartz pleees?
You are not exactly hiding the item count (numbers next to categories) but it would be cool to have some historical record. Can we have some easy api to ask for: #users, #items (by category?), #active users in 24h/10d/30d, #sold items (by category)? I'm sure others would make nice charts and save the record for you if you don't want to deal with that.
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notice the red bars, corrections and flat parts
yeah. it's a daily. You have them in current chart, too, if you look at the daily. These candles are arbitrarily chosen anyway (no trading days 8 to 5 and then sleeping things over in bitcoin, no weekends either). If I could move them all by some days to the right or left I'm sure you could produce a couple of red candles. The analogy is not perfect, I give you that. My timeframe is much shorter, too. Let me ask: What exactly are you basing your claim of unsustainability on? That the price has tripled? That's no indication, because my example shows the price can triple (to $1) and then stay above for a very long time (2+ years and maybe forever). We never saw $1 again, right? Maybe we'll never see $31.9099 again. EDIT: sorry, that claim was by someone else, I redirect my question to tpantlik. Well, what scares me most is the potential of a Kim Dotcom pump and dump. He bought the bitcoin to a new ATH and let his 300k followers know that he is into something huge (mega bitcoin credit card). His followers have no clue about the 5 vaporware bitcoin credit cards that were before and invest buy Kim's coin back at $50. Then the cash inflow stops and we re-settle at some more realistic $30. (Hey, could be, could not be. I'm not planning to sell as I'm confident I don't have to before Ƀ reaches $100 or above and being a perma-bull, selling is just so incredibly hard ) |
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So gentlemen THAT is how sustainable growth looks. |
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I'm surprised for 3 pages this was not discussed. Kim Dotcom endorsed bitcoin twice in one day like that. Option 1: Kim was behind the recent bull run letting his herd of 300k followers know about bitcoin skyrocketing soon to sell with profit (pump and dump) Option 2: Kim is genuinely interested in making a bitcoin credit card. For me option 2 would mean he would find out if it works, buy bitcoins, assemble a team, buy more bitcoins, sign contracts and then let the public know. The fact that he publicly talked about such a thing tells me he never would ever work on actually doing this which gets me back to option 1. Honestly for him being an ****ole option 1 was the more likely option anyway. |
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How does hot auctions work?
Sometimes the list is short and makes sense as in "contains only auctions with bids sorted by closing date" but most of the time I see weird stuff there. For example non-auction-style items that expire in 57 days.
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Yes I know I might bore you but could you please tell me asap how I can access the description and photos of my auction after they ended? ..
Also please state how long this information will stay available after the money was released from escrow/the escrow was settled.
Simply go to the order page and navigate to the auction sale. Then you can click the item link you see at the order summary. This does work only after the buyer provided his shipping address. Prior there is no item list. Ok so yesterday ended 40 of my coins auctions. I had 3 buyers. Now I had to split my coins in 3 portions. The process went like this: Middle mouse button (thank god this works here as opposed to the inbox) to open in a new tab on all the coins for buyer1. On each tab click on the item to get to the picture. Doublecheck I didn't miss to open one tab. Get all the coins. Repeat for buyer2 Repeat for buyer3 I would wish I could expand the respective orders in an ajax fashion and then expand the item. I wish I could filter for "not sent" as buyer1 also had orders in the sold list that were shipped already but not received. I wish I could filter for buyer1. Oh yeah, embedding of items would be epic for advertisement! |
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