This is the right one: https://www.m-epays.com/

MagiPay website very slow...


still waiting for a verification email to register

I now get "Unable to connect" on Firefox.  Safari still doesn't even recognize it.  I always "clear my cache" - lol - that's old skool for sure :-)

You should use browserstack.com to test any version and browser type for testing.  I have my programmer use this religiously.

What version of Firefox are you using?  OS?  Does this require cookies?  Java?

Is this a free SSL certificate?  Or purchased?  It says it is a Class 1 Cert - which is one of the free or shared ones.

The free ones give these issues and won't be trusted by people - especially for a website holding their coins.

Trusted SSL Certs are pretty easy to get to work on all browsers.  For my sites, I just pay $59 a year (Class 2) - install the certificate each year and I'm done.

Hmmm - I see the certificate on Chrome, but not Safari. 

Firefox indicates the certificate as "untrusted" as it "uses an invalid security certificate."

Hi guys,

I have a problem with prepairing the wallet for distribution.

I compile the wallet without any problem for local use, but when I need to prepair it for distro then every time it seems that the package is incomplete or maybe the links are not correct.

I check the links with otool and change .dylib libaries to @executable_path, but the wallet only works on my own computer.

Any help?

meron na bang faucet ng PHcoins?

Anonz, please save money at coinxchange.ph because we try to beat coins.ph pricing at every opportunity.  So you buy bitcoin cheaper and sell it for more money back to you.

Pricing is one aspect of competition, but we compete on many others as well, such as transaction speed and transparency. Coinxchange operates on a different process than Coins.ph.  Here's what I mean:

Selling at Coins.ph:

• You send your bitcoin to an address at Coins.ph
• You wait until they tell you what they sold your coins for. Hopefully it's during their business hours or you could wait longer. You also trust them not to cherry pick a price that's good for them and bad for you.
• You wait a little longer for your deposit.

Selling at Coinxchange.ph:

• You send your bitcoin to your personal address at Coinxchange.ph.
• Once the transfer confirms, you enter a sell order and you see exactly the price you'll receive (no guessing or waiting).
• The coins sell instantly and then you have PHP in your account that you can hold or withdraw to your local bank. We do electronic/online transfers to five different banks.

Overall the process at coinxchange.ph is faster and more transparent to you.  And of course, cheaper as well.

If you're on Facebook, Jonathan Ong just posted a review of Coinxchange: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cryptominersph/.  You may have to scroll down.  It's a busy group