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I am a managing member of Bitcoin Solutions LLC.

Thank you both for taking the time to post your feedback here. 

In clarification to the mention of a fee on our cards.  We regularly check the terms of service on our cards and there is no regular monthly fees charged for the card you were issued.  The only fee mentioned is one for inactivity and that would not start to be charged unless the card was inactive for a period greater than 12 months.  If you see something to the contrary please PM me so that I may look deeper into this issue.

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I am taking this opportunity to post here and let the community know that I am a managing member of Bitcoin Solutions LLC.  I would also like to use this post to take a moment and thank all of our loyal customers and supporters.  Thank you all for your support, your enthusiasm, and your trust.

Ah Atlas can always count on you for a good thread.  I am not new to the forum but I am not a frequent contributor and find myself with only 4 post previous to this restriction.  I am a managing member of Bitcoin Solutions LLC.  We operate the www.bitcoincashout.com site.  Biddingpond has talked me into coming out of my shell a little bit more.  I would appreciate if the restriction for posting URLs in my signature could be lifted but if not I guess I will have to earn it the hard way (by contributing). Looking forward to many more future posts.

I am a little confused by the changing format/organization of the magazine.  How often is it released?  Are there still panels of judges? Will they be free or will they cost BTC to get the current issues?  What can a contributer expect in terms of compensation?  I am toying with the idea about making a few contributions.  Could you PM me with what you might need and I will see if I can provide anything useful.

I wanted to thank you for bringing this movie to my attention.  It was definitely amusing and fun to watch with the pop culture references.  I see some facts/quotes are distorted and there is some conjecture but nothing more than any other documentary style movie out there.  It helps them prove a point I guess.  Thanks again.

Wobber I have to say that with your post you have created a great example of how a free market economy works.  With all information being equal and a profit to be made there will always be someone willing to undercut the market to make a profit no matter how many people are at the current price.  This will continually drive the price down until eventually there is no great profit to be made by undercutting the market.

This currency is still way too young to be at a break even or stable price.  Too many people out there have bought currency they picked up for very cheap (maybe free) relative to current price.  When more time has passed and more people have sold for a profit and repurchased coins for higher (closer to market price) then we can see more stability in the currency as there will be fewer massive sell offs and stronger support levels going in either direction.

I agree with those that say that demand is greater that supply.  That is not necessarily bad.  It creates the ability to make a profit in the intermediate as well as long term scenarios; be it by exchange trading or merely picking up cheaper currency for future purchases.

The original proposal of 1.3 if adopted by most of the community would merely create a short term bubble that would quickly work its way back to close to current market price.  It would however create a great many happy and sad people (depending on what side of the equation you were on).

Sorry for the lengthy tangent.  I have been following Bitcoins for a while now but I am not much of a poster (yet).  Thank you again Wobber for creating this interesting example.

It really sounds like you have got a lot of great ideas and might actually be making progress.  I would like to hear how this develops.  Also the NY meetup is intriguing.  Where do you do this I might not be too far away.