Hey there,

I'm very sorry for the delay. Could you please send your transaction information directly to me at rachel@bitinstant.com so that I can investigate the issue and assist?

Thanks!

Hi there,

I'd be happy to help you out with your order. Can you please send me the email address you contacted our support with or just send your order information directly to rachel@bitinstant.com? As soon as I have your order info, I'll be able to pull up your transaction in our system and assist.

Hi Sharp,

I'm really sorry you had a bad experience with support. I recall your username and remember responding to all of your emails last week and forwarding your order info over to tech support. Most of our team WAS travelling abroad last week so its very possible that the time difference and travelling has caused a delay. If you'd like to resend me your order information to my direct email: rachel@bitinstant.com, I'd be happy to research your order and personally follow up with our technical support regarding your missing coinapult link.

Best,

Rachel

Rachel@bitinstant.com

BitInstant LLC is looking for 2 Bad Ass Python developers!

Are you an experienced engineer who is passionate about working in the field of international payments and revolutionary monetary systems at a growing, New York City-based startup?

Looking to be on the pulse of new financial systems and technologies?
Our Developers will be implementing new features, as well as testing existing Python code. Experience with fintech, Amazon's service suite and high speed, high availability systems are a strong plus.

The ideal candidate is a big fan of Bitcoin, a fast learner and. Must be in NYC area, and able to commute in to our awesome Manhattan office at least twice a week. You can check out our site here: www.bitinstant.com

Requirements:
o   1-5 years Python with strong understanding of web services and related technologies such as JSON, RPC, XML, REST, OAuth   and SOAP
o   Knowledge of cryptography
o   Understanding of security issues in network services and web services
o   Proficient in the use of GNU/Linux, debian in particular
o   Familiarity with the subversion and git source control systems and ability to handle company data and code SECURELY

Bonus:
o   1-5 years QA including development of unit test suites and manual test cases
o   Understanding of the bitcoin protocol
o   Familiarity with and experience in using Amazon Web Services
o   Experience with non-traditional databases (in particular schemaless/noSQL and temporally-ordered databases)
o   NodeJS, erlang, C, C++ experience
o   Experience with algorithmic trading and financial arbitrage (whether in bitcoin or other markets)

Compensation: Competitive (in USD or BTC) plus Lots of Snacks!!!!

Hey Floppyhen,

Really sorry to hear you had an issue making your deposit! This is the first time any of our customer's have had an issue depositing their cash at a MoneyGram/ZipZap location. I would like to personally resolve the issue for you. Could you send me your order information and/or ZipZap payment slip directly to me? My bitInstant email is: Rachel@bitinstant.com. If you have any other issues or questions about our service or bitcoins in general, feel free to contact us via email at support@bitinstant.com or via daily live chat at Bitinstant.com. Looking forward to resolving this for you!

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Rachel

This is exciting! Do you have to download the satoshi client or can you use an e-wallet for the app?

O Bitcoin Meetup HOJE no Recepçao do hotel Sheraton Rio Hotel and Resort.

Avenida Niemeyer, 121 - Vidigal  Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 22450-220, Brazil
(0xx)21 2274-1122

Anfitriões Charlie e Erik seram estarão aí!!!!

Direcões e mais informação: visita o website do Sheraton: http://www.sheraton-rio.com.br/

Obrigado!

Eu gostaria acrescentar que Charlie e sua empresa, BitInstant terá um MeetUp de Bitcoin na Sheraton Rio Hotel & Resort (http://www.sheraton-rio.com.br/). Vocês podem RSVP aqui: http://www.meetup.com/BitCoin-MeetUp-at-the-Sheraton-Rio-Hotel-and-Resort/

Mais detalhes á chegar!

Há um Bitcoin MeetUp no Rio de Janeiro a próxima semana. O evento estará no Sheraton Rio hotel and Resort, Avenida Niemeyer, 121 - Vidigal  Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 22450-220, Brazil (http://www.sheraton-rio.com.br) a 10 setembro, 6:30 á 9:30.

Este meetup é aberto aos todos pessoas interessados no Bitcoin e suas câmbios, fundos e tecnologia afiliada com Bitcoin. Aberto ao publíca. Qualquer um que quer discutir Bitcoin com outros entusiastos ou aprender mais sobre Bitcoin e sua tecnologia é encorajado assistir o Bitcoin Meetup.

Visita o link de Meetup.com para RSVP ao evento.

http://www.meetup.com/BitCoin-MeetUp-at-the-Sheraton-Rio-Hotel-and-Resort/

Obrigado!

Oi!

Me-chamo Rachel e eu trabalho para a empresa BitInstant com Charlie, o CEO. Charlie me disse que ele gostaria organizar um MeetUp do Bitcoin no Rio a próxima semana e eu estou buscando os lugares para ter o reunião. Esta meetup é aberta ao público e va um bom oportunidade para discuter a bitcoin e sua futura no brasil et no mundo. Si vocês tem as idéas ou sugestões referente ao localização, (os hotels, restaurantes, etc) por favor envia-me aqui (rachel@bitinstant.com) ou responde neste forum. Eu sou contente a responder aos todos suas perguntas sobre BitInstant também. Espero falar com vocês!

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Rachel Yankelevitz
Rachel@bitinstant.com

Thanks for the warm welcomes! Especially 556j!
Let me take some time to address your questions one at a time:

1) I won’t discuss issues of salary other than to say you have your figures wrong and I'm a US citizen so no green card necessary.

2) You don’t seem to know what that word “literally” nor “slave” means. When used correctly "slave" means a person entirely under the domination of some influence or person" For example, "He was a slave to his own insecurities." According to its dictionary definition, "literally" means "exactly, virtually, without exaggeration or inaccuracy" For example, "556j's dick was literally the size of a peanut."

3) I was hired because I was exactly the type of person BitInstant wanted for the role. I have experience both in tech startups, finance, customer service and foreign translation. I also have a sense of humor and a thick skin when it comes from getting flack from haters. And, while my gender wasn't a factor in the hiring process, I happen to have awesome tits.

4) On the Pirate situation: Obvious scam is obvious. New technology should make people's lives easier but people still need to use their brains and common sense.

5) On CoinBase: I’m not aware of their long-term business strategy, but it’s almost certainly better than pirate’s.

6) I think I know what I got involved with. It’s basically PayPal for non-statists, right?

Also, if you’re rude again, don’t expect an answer. Let's keep it classy.

Hi Bitcoiners!

I'm totally delighted to join the BitCoin community and thrilled about becoming part of the BitInstant team! We have some really exciting new projects in the pipeline and I'm looking forward to discussing them here on the forum and answering any upcoming questions you might have. I recently purchased my own bitcoins and I'm really excited to see how this currency and its surrounding technology evolve in the short and long term. I have a background global media, romance languages and communications so I'm looking forward to meeting other Bitcoin enthusiasts around the world. Maybe I'll even get to meet some of you in-person at one of the upcoming BitCoin meetups here in NYC. Looking forward to having some interesting  (if not controversial ) discussions here on the Bitcointalk forum and getting involved in the community!