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1  Economy / Auctions / Re: brotherbitcoin.com domain + 7 brotherbitcoin accounts (reddit, twitter, LBC...) on: October 17, 2016, 02:37:22 PM
Auction ends in ~24 hours.
2  Economy / Auctions / brotherbitcoin.com domain + 7 brotherbitcoin accounts (reddit, twitter, LBC...) on: October 11, 2016, 12:13:15 AM
Description: brotherbitcoin.com domain + 7 brotherbitcoin accounts (reddit, twitter, LBC...)
Start Bid: 0.05 BTC
Minimum Bid Increment: 0.05 BTC
Auction Ends: 72 hours after last bid, or after 1 week if no bids
Escrow: bitrated.com, you choose mod from the top 20, we will split mod fee 50/50, if any
BIN: nope
Private bids: ok

I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime if a big private bid is placed.

Details

Up for auction is the brotherbitcoin.com domain and the brotherbitcoin username on multiple interweb accounts.

The brotherbitcoin moniker was used to run a bitcoin informational website (bitcoinhelp.net).  This site is no more. It's time to pass the torch.

Domain

brotherbitcoin.com
Date Registered: 2014-03-27
Expiration Date: 2017-03-27
Registrar: Namesilo (free push to your Namesilo account)
Proof of ownership: visit domain

Accounts

All accounts are named brotherbitcoin. One word, all lowercase.  The winning bidder will receive a text file containing passwords for each account.

If you need proof beyond the screenshots provided below for an account, just request it, and I'll make a shit post pointing back to this thread.

reddit.com
https://www.reddit.com/user/brotherbitcoin/
~750 days old
222 post karma, 72 comment karma
Proof screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/Kub2aKV.png
   
bitcointalk.org
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=323949
894 days old
Position = Newbie
Proof screenshot: you're looking at it
   
twitter.com
https://twitter.com/brotherbitcoin
~930 days old
669 followers, 12 tweets
Proof screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/sshZ8ru.png

localbitcoins.com
https://localbitcoins.com/accounts/profile/brotherbitcoin/
902 days old
0 trades, feedback score N/A
Proof screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/UL9mX5h.png

news.ycombinator.com
https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=brotherbitcoin
783 days old
karma = 1
Proof screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/Kq0OFV4.png

forum.bitcoin.com
https://forum.bitcoin.com/brotherbitcoin-u1913/   
345 days old
0 reputation = 0, 0 posts
Proof screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/6Z9EekK.png

bitrated.com
https://www.bitrated.com/brotherbitcoin
~330 days old
1 review, 100% positive
Proof screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/iRMkLFo.png
3  Economy / Auctions / Re: 2 Domains: BumBitcoin.com + BumBTC.com on: October 30, 2015, 11:16:38 AM
You think a domain that you forgot you registered can really command a starting bid of over $60 and a buy-it-now of over $1200?

They're not that good, to be honest.

Thanks for the input friend, it's greatly appreciated Cheesy I guess a Newbie like me just doesn't understand how to sell domain names on these gersh dern interwebs.

But just imagine. What. You. Could do. With these 2 domains.  Sit back and let all the possibilities sink in. No. Wait. Let me tell you your future, friend of friends:

You purchase both domains from me and start work on bootstrapping a peer-to-peer lending site called "Bum Bitcoin". You hire your sister/wife as lead developer because she just got that prestigious web design degree from Devry. Within weeks, your userbase grows into the thousands. You're raking in a healthy income from your modest cut of the interest on each Bitcoin loan. Your business attracts the attention of angel investor Mark Adreessen, and he wants to give you $10 million in Bitcoin and his left kidney for 70% of the company.  But being the savvy businessman you are, you negotiate his cut down to 50%, both kidneys, and 1 night with your sister/wife.  She accepts on the condition that you promote her to Chief Technology Officer and start doing your own laundry.  Adreessen accepts, and his kidneys are delicious.

Now you're swimming in cash and Bitcoin.  You've never experienced wealth like this.  But your friends are alienated, and your trailer park family is asking you for more and more money.  You turn to your sister/wife for support, but she is pregnant with Adreessen's seed, and has reverted to using Netscape 7.0.  Unable to keep up with all the demands, you fly to Peru and embark on a DMT fueled vision quest.  After weeks of hallucinations of snakes, aliens, and Joe Rogan, it finally hits you:

Bum Bitcoin was never meant to be about other people. It was meant to be about you.

Still being a little high, you fly home and immediately liquidate your share of the Bum Bitcoin company.  You burn your cash, credit cards, and send all your bitcoins to a burner address.  With what little you have left, you buy a fanny pack, a stained pair of sweatpants, and get the Bitcoin logo tattooed across your forehead. You set out on your new transient lifestyle and hitchhike across the northern hemisphere, the newly reborn Bum of Bitcoin.

You do what you have to to get by.  Dumpster diving for breakfasts.  Handjobs behind gas stations for Dogecoin.  Things are looking bleak until your remember: you were smart enough to retain admin access to bumbitcoin.com.  Using a stolen laptop and your amazeballs PHP skillz, you setup a sweet Wordpress site chronicling your vagrant journey across the world.  It becomes an instant worldwide success. Katie Couric interviews you.  Taylor Swift wants to give you her virginity.   And bumbitcoin.com begins pulling in over $2 a day from Adsense.

Success is finally yours.  You have the alternative lifestyle you've wanted, and all the pop star poontang you could ever dream of.  You look back at your amazing life and realize that it started right here.  In this very thread.

Now friend, make a bid and fulfill your destiny!
4  Economy / Auctions / 2 Domains: BumBitcoin.com + BumBTC.com on: October 29, 2015, 12:00:10 PM
Domain Names: BumBitcoin.com and BumBTC.com
Start Bid: 0.2 BTC
Minimum Bid Increment: 0.05 BTC
Buy It Now: 4 BTC
Date Registered: 2014-10-23
Expiration Date: 2016-10-23
Registrar: Namecheap (free push to your Namecheap account)
Auction Ends: 72 hours after last bid
Escrow: buyer goes first or chooses the escrow service (as long as the service is reputable)

Namecheap account screenshot:

Auction Rules:

1) Sold together as a set, I won't break them up for individual sale
2) Don't PM me, please post here instead, let's keep it transparent
3) I have the right to end or extend the auction if I don't get any offers

Reason For Selling:
Forgot I had them registered, don't need them anymore.
5  Bitcoin / Press / Re: Promoted articles from Press Forum on: August 01, 2014, 01:26:03 PM
2014-08-01 Bitcoin Help - Bitcoin Price Chart with Historic Events

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=720277
6  Bitcoin / Press / [2014-08-01] bitcoinhelp.net - Bitcoin Price Chart with Historic Events on: August 01, 2014, 01:19:22 PM
https://bitcoinhelp.net/know/more/price-chart-history

Historic BTC/USD price chart with annotated Bitcoin events. Prices are updated daily. Historic events added when important, potentially price-affecting news occurs.
7  Bitcoin / Press / Re: Promoted articles from Press Forum on: July 24, 2014, 07:10:33 PM
2014-07-24 Bitcoin Help - Top 11 Funniest Bitcoin Videos

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=708707.0
8  Bitcoin / Press / [2014-07-24] Top 11 Funniest Bitcoin Videos on: July 24, 2014, 07:03:05 PM
https://bitcoinhelp.net/know/more/top-eleven-funniest-bitcoin-videos

I got a hold of the funniest Bitcoin videos I could find on the web. That's right, this list is zero-based and goes to 11. So depending on what you think about Bitcoin, these videos might make you laugh, curse, or cry.

Apologies about the colbert report video - it fails to load since Bitcoin Help runs on https and the streaming source domain (media.mtvnservices.com) doesn't have a valid SSL cert. There's a link to the video (that works) in the description.
9  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: BitcoinHelp.net - the best damn (beginner's) guide to Bitcoin on: July 17, 2014, 04:41:31 PM
also no link for one of the online wallets.

better than I thought at first. good job

Thanks friend, I'll make the update.  The target audience is newbs and the technically challenged, so the aim is to make the verbiage downright simple.

But I'm fixing to publish more content that is more geared towards bitcoin-heads, such as:

- a big chart of the Bitcoin exchange rate history with annotated Bitcoin news/events. UPDATE: https://bitcoinhelp.net/know/more/price-chart-history
- the biggest Bitcoin losses (i.e. those due to no wallet backup, forgotten passwords, sent to wrong address, etc)
- reviews of the best escrow services, mixer services, and so on

I'm also accepting new ideas for quality content. So for all you interested writers out there, submit me a proposal with an outline (see the contact page for email + PGP pubkey).  I've  paid up to 1 BTC for some of the articles already on the site (though pay for future jobs will be dependent on experience and the quality of the writing).
10  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: BitcoinHelp.net - the best damn (beginner's) guide to Bitcoin on: July 17, 2014, 04:11:18 PM
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You should remove coinabul from your affiliate earning list..

They are known scammers.

I understand they've got many scammer accusations against them, and also pending lawsuit - but can you provide definitive references though?  The threads I perused seems to indicate they've just got crap customer service and slow shipping times. I'll at least add a note in the description about their scammer accusations.

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Amagimetals and agora commodities have affiliate earnings.

Thank ya kindly, I'll add them to the list.
11  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: BitcoinHelp.net - the best damn (beginner's) guide to Bitcoin on: July 17, 2014, 03:29:50 PM
Latest content:

Top 11 Funniest Bitcoin Videos
Bitcoin Price Chart with Historic Events
12  Economy / Service Announcements / BitcoinHelp.net - the best damn (beginner's) guide to Bitcoin on: July 17, 2014, 03:22:28 PM

https://bitcoinhelp.net

Howdy y'all.  I've been putting this site together for well over 6 months now, and I figure it's high time I gave it a proper announcement here on bitcointalk.

The site's goal is to be the most straightforward, down-to-earth resource for learning Bitcoin on the interwebs. I'd like to make Bitcoin more accessible, and more fun, for non-geeks, geezers, and laggards.

Because personally, I think the informational sites that show up when you google "Bitcoin" (i.e. Bitcoin wiki, bitcoin.org, weusecoins.com) are hard to navigate, boring as hell, or just don't provide enough up front key information that newbs need to have easy access to.

Now, Bitcoin Help ain't where I want it to be yet. Some of the content up there is drier than Jan Brewer's cooch on a hot day in the Sonoran desert. So I'm hoping to get feedback from y'all on the following:

  • identification of any misinformation
  • suggestions on presentation of content, verbiage, writing quality & style
  • site layout and aesthetics

It'd be much appreciated. So much so that if you find any info that is heinously wrong or misleading, I will kick ya back up to .01 BTC, depending on how severe the bullshit is.
13  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Affiliate Programs. on: July 12, 2014, 03:09:15 PM
Howdy - I've got an updated list of Bitcoin affiliate programs here:

https://bitcoinhelp.net/get/earn-bitcoins/massive-list-of-bitcoin-affiliate-programs

Each listing includes details such as the commission percentage, minimum earnings for payout, what's required to apply, etc.

Contact me on the site if you'd like to add an additional program (I only accept programs that make payouts in BTC).
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