WARNING
A new website popped up, that lets users generate addresses from their Electrum or Armory seed: http://brainwallet.org/

Currently, it is not clear who created that website.
I previously thought it was Joric, but he just said he is not the author.

After a quick inspection, the javascript does not send your seed to a remote server.
However, nothing guarantees that the server will always send you the same javascript

In other words: this could very well be a phishing attempt.
If you ever used that website, move your funds to a new wallet immediately!

thanks for spotting that. I just fixed it and released version 0.43e, whith the patch

may I suggest something?
your current website draws the user's attention to the new SpendBitcoin Tool.
when I click on it it says that it is in beta.

even though I used your website in the past, this new layout led me to believe
that your service is now unavailable, and will be unavailable until the new Tool
is publicly released.

I suggest you try to draw the attention of the user to the "want to spend bitcoins right now?"
part, and make the beta tool much smaller.

just out of curiosity: what is your current startup?

I do not think you have the right approach.

It looks like you are trying to intermediate between teachers and trainees, and to collect payments.
It will not work, because it is the essence of Bitcoin to enable direct payments.

I would be better to provide an infrastructure where tachers and trainees can freely meet and decide on price, etc.
the website should allow teachers to have a profile, and trainees to recommend teachers.

I successfully ordered two T-shirts from them in october.
These are great shirts, so I decided to order more.

I placed a second order last month, for 4 tee shirts, but they never sent me a payment address.
After 5 days without receiving a payment address, I sent the following enquiry:


This is the answer I received:

Apparently the person who answered my mail did not know that I have not paid yet.
I guess he/she is not the person in charge of BTC orders.

I then sent this message:

I did not receive any answer to my 2nd message.
I suppose they have one person in charge of BTC payments, and that person is not available for the moment.
I hope this gets solved soon!

thanks!
I have updated the page with python installation instructions; I reckon it wasn't very clear.
I believe the installation procedure is quite simple; you see it as complicated because you encountered problems.

I suspect you did not install python for android... or you uninstalled it by mistake
edit: after step 2, you need to launch python for android and click the 'install' button

maybe your barcode scanner does not accept large QR codes?
see here if you can update it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.zxing.client.android

alternatively, you can copy the file manually to your phone

There is both demand and supply for it.

Demand: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76664.0

Supply: http://forbitcoin.com/Other/1153/skype-you-for-5-minutes

All we need is a service to match them.

why don't you try bitmit.net ?

FYI, transaction fees per day: (logarithmic scale)

https://blockchain.info/charts/transaction-fees?showDataPoints=false&show_header=true&daysAverageString=1&timespan=&scale=1&address=

quote from genjix:

the site is discontinued https://bitcoinconsultancy.com/?page_id=30
there's no funds on there, no public access to the sql database and not all the password is visible

I used it a few months ago, not recently.
however, I visited the site last week and it was up and running.

oh, there is still a small change to in the gui:
the seed can be displayed as a QR code, so that the wallet can be imported on your telephone.

thanks.
sorry that I forgot to explain this, but the only difference between the 0.43c and 0.43d packages is the presence of an Android client.
no update is necessary if you're using Electrum on your desktop.

Here is documentation on how to install Electrum on your Android device:

http://ecdsa.org/electrum/android.html

feedback is welcome

no, the seed is not generated from the password.
the encryption password is only used to encrypt your wallet.

To access your money, you need :
seed OR ( wallet file AND password )

indeed, Electrum accepts any seed if you chose to use the "restore from seed" function;
this method lets you bypass its 128 bits generated seed.

sorry but there's no documentation. the code is simple to read, though

yes, such "displays" exist. they are all wrong.


do you trust a program just because it lets you chose a passphrase?

btw, Electrum uses two secrets: a key generation seed (generated from the 128 bits passphrase) AND an encryption password chosen by the user