Hallo zusammen, es steht derzeit eine Überlegung im Raum, ob mein Geschäftspartner und ich, eventuell, einen kleinen Webshop auf die Beine stellen. Mir / uns scheint es nämlich noch irgendwie relativ mühsam zu sein, lokal (in DACH) an kleine Mengen Bitcoin Merchandise oder Goodies ranzukommen. Daher 2 grundsätzliche Fragen an Euch: Seht Ihr das ähnlich?
Wenn ja, welche Features / Produkte hättet ihr gerne?- T-Shirts? - hochwertige Polo- oder Businesshemden? - Kappen,...? - Bedruckt, bestickt...? - Eigene Logos/Designs uploaden? - Hochwertige Aufkleber für Innen und Außen? - Versand aus AT, in die DACH-Region - Zahlung natürlich auch mit BTC und "herkömmlichen Methoden"  .... Würde mich freuen, hier ein kleines Feedback zu bekommen, ob generell Interesse daran besteht und welche Produkte eure Favoriten wären. Danke vorab! LG BlueBit |
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Habe drei von den T-Shirts und finde diese echt klasse - sehr empfehlenswert. Bei Polos wär ich auch dabei. Die Polos von Littleshop (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=60366.0) gefallen mir total gut, hab mich aber wegen Zoll nie aufraffen können, dort zu bestellen. Also bei Polos mit gesticktem Bitcoin-Schriftzug mit Versand aus DE würd ich nicht lange zögern.THIS^^ Treffe mich voraussichtlich Ende diese Woche mit einem Bekannten, aus der Werbeartikelindustrie, der auch Zugriff auf Stickmaschinen und Drucker haben sollte. Die regelmäßige Sucherei, nach einer entsprechenden Quelle für Bitcoin-Zeug, geht mir nämlich schon ein wenig wohin  Falls Whut definitiv keine Polos machen anbieten möchte, ergreife ich dann einfach mal die Initiative und mache ggf. einen neuen Thread auf. |
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Ich schließe mich mal der "Polo Gemeinde" an Falls Du Polos machen solltest, würde ich 1 oder möglicherweise 2 nehmen, je nach Preis. |
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Phinn's silence on this thread is worrisome...
I assume because he doesn't really have anything else to add. The only useful information he can provide is the two InstaWallet URLs and the approximate balances, which InstaWallet has no record of. Bruno either needs to find additional information or take legal action. Presumably legal action would a difficult route if this is all the information he has. That was exactly my point. He wrote a thousand words of "this and that" etc. but fails to give useful information/answers to additional questions that came up (and could easily help solve his problems). I / we just asked for a simple, clean list styled summary / protocol of what exactly happend, how and when... just to help finding a approval that he really had those funds, in the first step. If we could track down (one of the) the addresses / transactions involved, anyhow, based on all those "missing links" that we were asking for, because we couldn't dig that out of those dozens "walls of text"... I'd guess, he would come a big step closer to his coins. So, if his claims are for real or not,... as someone stated before, if he wants help from one or another side (us or lawyers, or whatever), he has to do this list anyway.And also has to be ready to answer questions like "have you already tried this..." or "can you maybe get some more details on that..." in a timely manner!It is unnecessary to say that, as long as PG isn't going to "support" / work with the people that want(ed) to help him, all of the already taken, and also, any further efforts are rendered useless. *shrugs* |
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Well... it's somehow funny, but ... to me, it looks like Phinn changed his mind to something like: "mehh, who cares!? It's only 1130 BTC or ~680k USD, so why should I invest any more time to answer questions, only to get those peanuts back. I'm better off posting in other threads instead."  Maybe a healthy decision, who knows... |
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Hey Phinn,
I'm just curious,...
What about that list?!
Are you still on it?
Is this case solved?
Or is it a sign of capitulation, that you're not replying to this thread anymore (but had around a dozen other postings, the last days)?
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This thread is running for 3 days now and phin didn't give the informations requested by the ones ready to help investigating. I begin to think this thread is going nowhere.
Maybe Phinn took my advice and takes a rest, calms down and is trying to write down whats needed. If not, then you might be right with your assumption. People willing to help can't sort this mess out, if there aren't all infos ... so without his help and the requested overview, we won't get far. |
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Phinn,
I can understand you might be exhausted etc.
But I also think you need to get the facts together and answer to asked questions, if you're looking for help.
I am pretty sure no one wants to collect all "maybes, im not sures, i can't tells" from all over this many sites in this thread to start with "investigation".
Take a rest - then try to remember as good as you can what happened and what you did, step by step,
collect each and every piece of the puzzle, that could anyhow help in your case.
Bring it to a short but detailed list, (including dates, times or timeframes, what exactly you have done etc)
in chronological order to have a overview for yourself - and those that want to help you.
As soon as you / we have this list, it would be much easier to check out for possible solutions in track & approving, with your help.
Thats the only "advice" I could give for now.
For example, it is confusing what happend to your laptop since then or if you already tried to find / contact the guy that sold you this BTC,
just to verify you had this amount, for example. See my questions before.
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Let's ask Phinnaeus again as I feel too lazy to search right now  that's the 0.8 something done "recently" (last year ?) You are right, Phinnaeus, can you make a listing of all transaction movement you remember having done in the following format. Time Range, Amount Range,Additional info that can help(I am french by the way, before you come bombing us  ) Yes, I am pretty sure, a shortened summary of facts, or you could call it a protocol, of what happened, when, where in which amounts on what ways... could help the most, at this point. Atleast it could clarify what actions Phinn already took and what proofs are on the table. For the start... Please add or correct the dates/facts/amounts Fact?: In December 2012, Phinn bought 1132.08 BTC for Cash, with a laptop, on a parking lot, from someone he believes it was Jeff Ownby. Questions:- Did you try to contact https://www.facebook.com/jeff.ownby ? Maybe he is willing to answer you, ...still has the Tx details somewhere or at least can confirm you bought it? - Is there ANY chance to get hands on the laptop you used? If not, what exactly happend to it? Because, if I had a case like this I would'nt want to "lose" any tiny piece of this puzzle that could help to solve/proof something. - do you remember what time it was, as you met? This could help to identify the initial/purchasing transaction, too. F?: a few days after the purchase, you transfered 132 and 0.8 BTC into 2 newly created wallets, and 1000BTC remained in the wallet/address that was used for the initial purchase. Q: Or have you made 3 new wallets and cleared the one you've initially received with to 0.0BTC? As long as we don't find a correlation to any of the used addresses, all this is hard to proof. (again, the laptop or maybe Jeff Ownby(?) could help) I am not so much in Blockchain scanning, but I could imagine it should be possible for someone with the right skills, to find the addresses, and with that maybe "the ways your BTC went", if you could tell us exactly what and how you did. |
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Beim nächsten Ausbruch wird von der 680$ nicht mehr viel übrig bleiben.
Eine Erinnerung an einen schönen sommerlichen Tag im Juni 2014 vielleicht.
EDIT: Okay, ich sehe, erst mal müssen wir über die 460$. Vielleicht habe ich heute
zuviel in der Sonne gesessen...
460$ !? Sonne? ...ahm, EINDEUTIG! Nichts für Ungut |
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an alle anderen Kraken User: Habt ihr aktuell noch die Probleme mit der Fehlermeldung "this data is currently not avaible" ? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=290799.msg7150992#msg7150992Bei mir taucht sie, wie im Link beschrieben, am häufigsten auf, wenn ich das Fenster "Trade/New Order" offen habe. Nach spätetens 5 Minuten erscheint dort dann die Meldung, dass die Daten nicht verfügbar sind und ich muss mit einem Klick auf "Trade" die Seite aktualisieren. Mir gehts jatzt darum wieviele von euch davon auch betroffen sind und ob es ein Kraken Problem, oder eines meines Browsers (Firefox)/meiner Einstellungen ist. Ich habe dieses Problem schon immer - da ich aber eine miserable Internet-Verbindung habe, dachte ich, das dies allein MEIN Problem sei... Ich habe eine recht anständige (50mbit down / 5 mbit up) Verbindung, aber exakt das selbe "Problem". Nervt zwar manchmal aber ich ignoriere es inzwischen zumeist bzw. hab ich noch nicht mit anderen Browsern getestet. |
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klingt interessant
Ich dachte schon, ich müsste nach Berlin um mal in einer Bar mit Bitcoins zu bezahlen, aber das hier könnte ich mir nächsten Freitag mal ansehen.
Welchen Wechselkurs nehmt ihr für die Umrechnung?
Servus, das kassieren läuft über die Mycelium App. Es wird der Euro-Rechnungsbetrag eingegeben und so direkt in den entsprechenden, aktuellen BTC-Betrag umgerechnet. Die App ist i.d.R. so konfiguriert, dass der Kurs von BTC-E angezeigt und dafür herangezogen wird. Freuen uns auf Euch  PS: die Party am Wochenende war ein voller Erfolg! http://derstandard.at/2000001688438/Wiener-Bar-akzeptiert-erstmals-Bitcoins-als-Zahlungsmittel |
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Nice! I am attending the conference in Vienna this weekend, but unfortunately the bar seems not to be open for the general public on saturdays  and closed entirely on sundays Hi Jan, yes, usually it is closed on Saturdays. Except if someone wants to do a private party there (birthdays etc.). I can't announce for now - but the owners of the Bar could MAYBE decide short termed, based on tonights reactions and the answers of the cebexpo PR person that we're in contact with, that they will open up tomorrow, too. I will keep you up to date as soon as a decision is made. I've also met Andreas a few weeks ago at the Metalab and sent him a PM about tonights "event", but I guess he is very busy at the moment. |
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120EUR bzw 150EUR sind mir etwas zu viel, wäre ja nur 20min von mir entfernt.  Stimmt, ist leider kein Schnäppchen... Studenten zahlen meinen Infos nach die Hälfte, auf Anfrage. Nachdem Du eh ums Eck bist, kommst halt am Freitag (heute^^) Abend auf ein Bitcoin-Bier "im Dritten" vorbei |
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- Link ist http://cebexpo.net/- die Typen von bitcoinupdate.com sind da, die sind absolut super(!) und auch hier im Forum aktiv Hoppla, Danke! Ist korrigiert |
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good to see this
but i couldnt find any bitcoin logo or text for that
Yes, you are right. That is because the owners of the Bar just decided TODAY to try out accepting Bitcoin payments! They were somehow a little sceptical at first but I'm going to try to help them as good as i can! For the moment I don't have any Bitcoin stickers or other Merchandising stuff here, but will try to get some soon. great! we're coming for cebexpo and we'll come to check it out on friday! sounds like an awesome place, good luck with ur project! ^^
Nice, see you there |
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Fellow Bitcoiners, I'd like to announce the first Bitcoin accepting Bar in Vienna, Austria. Diesels - die Bar im Dritten, Rennweg 72, 1030 Vienna. www.diesels.at- Open Beers: Gösser Zwickl, Starobrno and other, bottled Beers - selected Wines, also selling Bottles to take away - Longdrinks & Shots - Snacks like Sausages, Pizza, Burritos etc. - Music from the 60's till now (no Charts!) - separated Smoker- and non-Smoker Areas and, of course nice people and good atmosphere! Open from Monday till Friday, 4pm - 2am Saturday is closed, but can be booked for private partys Closed on Sun- and official Holidays. Maybe you attend the cebexpo.com on Saturday and like to "warm up" on Friday? You are welcome! See you! |
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