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1  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Tx unverified in Electrum but confirmed in Blockchain - Funds not received on: February 17, 2014, 07:58:38 PM
Update: Just got the funds... but Electrum is still reporting unverified transaction hmmm
2  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: MakeBTC.org Pyramid Scheme on: February 17, 2014, 06:12:24 PM
Or the reason was, that i'm don't answering at forums? Please sorry that i'm spending my time improving my project, that will make btc to all of us, instead of chatting with you.

You raised your fee on withdrawals from 1% to 5%.

Where are you from? You have a strange use of English vocabulary. You use level in two ways and one way seems to be synonymous with bank.

I read your explanation of how your so-called "passive income" scheme works and I do not understand it. From what I've read here it seems that when I withdraw funds it's by selling half of those funds to some passive investor at fifty cents on the dollar.

What does the "L" mean in this line: "50% bonus from xlincn (0.12 L)" Huh

It took me a little while to understand exactly how it works too.

Basically any deposit you make is locked into the bank and you cannot withdraw it.

Every time the bank is full, you receive BTC based on your level (see "Next Income" in your profile to see how much you will receive). You level is equal to the amount you deposited + any bonus you got from level sellers.

This money is automatically re-invested in your account by default, unless you specifically ask to withdraw it in advance (i.e. before the bank is full) in the "Cabinet" tab.

Now the admin added a new option to cash out BTC if you need it immediately, by selling your level. When you sell your level, you will receive at most 50% of its value when someone buys it (i.e. when someone makes a deposit). The other 50% goes to the buyer, in form of a 50% increase in his level.

Not sure if that's clear so here is a simple example:

I make a 1 BTC deposit, my level is now 1.
Next bank increase I get 0.1 BTC back which I choose to withdraw. My level is still 1.
I need BTC so I decide to sell 1 level at 50% (max rate). Next person who deposit will get a 50% bonus on their deposit in form of level, and I will get 50% BTC for 1 level = 0.5 BTC.

Now if someone was selling their level at 50% rate when I deposited the 1 BTC, my level would have started at 1.5.

Hope that helps

[EDIT]
To answer your questions:
From what I've read here it seems that when I withdraw funds it's by selling half of those funds to some passive investor at fifty cents on the dollar.
That's correct, I guess it's to prevent people from withdrawing their funds too often.

What does the "L" mean in this line: "50% bonus from xlincn (0.12 L)" Huh
L means level. That means the next person who deposit will have a 50% bonus up to 0.12 Levels. For ex if you deposit 0.12 BTC, you'll get 0.12+0.06=0.18 levels instead. If you deposit 0.15 BTC, you'll get 0.12+0.06(bonus)+0.03(the rest of your deposit with no bonus, unless someone else is selling levels)=0.21
3  Bitcoin / Electrum / Tx unverified in Electrum but confirmed in Blockchain - Funds not received on: February 17, 2014, 05:49:20 PM
Hello,

So today I made a small deposit of 0.06048 to address 1DSiUCdMHEcdAXxwVLH9mvLaUj67g4dMv8

You can see the transaction in the blockchain:
https://blockchain.info/address/1DSiUCdMHEcdAXxwVLH9mvLaUj67g4dMv8
https://blockchain.info/tx/9a781db37ddf4fafff4eed068d56ba680836bbe95d5f7aee971139ae586eabf9

It already has 16+ confirmation.

The problem is that the funds were never received and the transaction in my electrum client show as "unverified": http://postimg.org/image/d4yzb21n3/

Another weird thing is that if I check the "unspent output" in Blockchain, my transaction has a date of 1970-01-01 00:00:00
https://blockchain.info/unspent?active=1DSiUCdMHEcdAXxwVLH9mvLaUj67g4dMv8&format=html

Incidentally, I did the transaction while blockchain was down (I didn't know until after the transaction was made). Not sure if that's related or not...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
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