When you initialize Armory it only creates a certain number of addresses.  As you use the wallet it eventually generates more addresses.  Go in and generate a few hundred more addresses.  then restart and see if the balances show up.

If you have been using the wallet for awhile you click that link next to "number of addresses" and generate more addresses.

BITCOINS.NET domain name. 

I have been getting several inquiries about this domain and I would figure I would post here to gauge the interest. Send an email if you want inquire.  thanks

The Armory Wallet sits on top of the mail Bitcoin client and is much more user-friendly as far as backups are concerned.  I would use that and practice restoring a backup before you put any substantial amount of funds in it.  Don't forget that if a flood or fire it may destroy all your local backups so you want one kept remotely.

Got it.  If I also want to post jobs do I need to set up a separate account?

There seems to be a minor bug at https://coinality.com/contact/.  the form does not accept a ".info" domain as a valid e-mail address.  It was accepted as part of the registration process but not on that form.

I believe BitPay works with http://bitmonet.com/ to do that.  I had set up a page access test one time and it was pretty easy.  I think you can do it with downloads but I am not really sure how it works.

Use a domain spinner that shows available domains based on keywords such as:

http://www.domainsbot.com/

Atlantic city Bitcoins owns all of these web sites and any kind of arrangement is possible.  It is good to develop them and develop a network of sites.  That way if some do better than others you are not putting your eggs in one basket. 

Atlantic City Bitcoin will be launching a number of projects over the next few months and partnerships are being considered.  Any type of partnership could be considered.  Several top web sites have been acquired and the only way they can be developed is to seek partners.  

Atlantic City Bitcoin previously obtained the ruling from FinCEN which was very favorable to US miners:  http://www.coindesk.com/fincen-bitcoin-miners-need-not-register-money-transmitters/

Bitcoin.me - The web site was acquired several months back from some bitcoiners.  A professionally made sequel to the WeUseCoins is just finishing up.  This took about 9 months and a voice-over artist that, ironically, does HSBC commercials in Europe is doing the video.  The video focuses on showing practical situations where Bitcoin can be used more efficiently than current systems.  The site will provide background material more in-depth than what you find now at many other introductory sites.  The video was made by the Brolik agency.  Support issues will be moved to BitHelp.com.  

CoinNews.com - This site was acquired from the portfolio of Frank Schilling (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Schilling) and is clearly the best domain for a news site.  One idea is to do something similar to CircleID.com which is a scheme where you have a primary editor and stories from various sources are chosen to be reprinted.  However, nothing is set in stone and ideas will be considered.  

BitcoinFood.com - Directory of places to buy food with Bitcoin.  Listings are free.

BitAccess.com, BitBanker.com, BitBounty.com, BitChart.com, BitcoinAccepted.com, BitcoinSec.com, BitFast.com, BitcoinTips.com, BitMusic.com, BitMovies.com, BitTicker.com, BitTools.com, BitTx.com, CoinAlert.com, CoinCert.com, CoinChain.com, CoinContract.com, CoinCup.com, CoinEscrow.com, CoinDNS.com, CoinFast.com, CoinFunding.com, CoinHash.com, CoinInsure.com, CoinMusic.com, CoinKit.com, CoinParties.com, CoinPrivacy.com, CoinProxy.com, CoinReserve.com, CoinSpy.com, CoinSwag.com, Cointracts.com, Coinvertising.com, CoinWear.com, CoinWork.com, ColdWallet.org, Crypto.info, CryptoPrivacy.com, DataPrivacy.com, PrivaCoin.com, RabbitCoin.com, SafeBitcoin.com, SafeBanks.com, USBitcoin.com, WalletDevelopers.com, ...  These web sites are currently undeveloped and looking for partners.


There is not much time to post discussions here so the best thing to do is to contact me directly with ideas/suggestions.

I believe bitcoin.com sold in a private sale and the price was not disclosed.  Some domain sales are sold via some sort of auction but most are sold via private sales so there is no way to verify the sale price. 

The story about BTC.com originated from an email from the buyer so I don't think this was verified. 

Some people have taxes due April 15 and this is the last chance to sell at Coinbase and have the money by April 15.  Not sure how much effect that has.

Yes, outside of your immediate geographic area should there be some natural disaster in your area.

Phishing emails being sent sending people to http://blockSchain.info/

Shouldn't it include an ad for mining equipment that will never get delivered, a fake stock exchange, and a promotion for a fake bank that will lose everyone's funds?

HideMyCoins.com - 250 mBTC

Must be transferred to your registrar which means you must pay for the transfer/renewal to a registrar of your choice.

Attorney advertising where he/she does not provide a name or even the country they are from and requests confidential business info.  Sounds legit.

Yes, true.  But I think Bitcoin will need more developers because the current team is entrenched within the current system and they control many things such as bitcoin.org.  of course things can move rather quickly if people are motivated to do so.  Hopefully they will arrest a few more people (like Theymos) and maybe that will start to bring some of the other people to their senses.

This shows the problem with many people involved in the Foundation.  Some of them think everyone else needs to be educated when they don't know much themselves outside of the world of Bitcoin. 

These domains are near deletion but can still be transferred out.  This means you must pay for the transfer at your registrar of choice and transfer the domain right away.  You can often get promo codes to transfer domains cheaply.  The transfer will extend the domains for 1 year.

10 mBTC each:

moonobservatory.com 
coinres.com
spectrometers.us
laser-micrometer.com
thumbdrives.net
christmasflowers.info
dogsit.net
quantumphysics.info
commonstockfund.com
crabtrap.net
electronic-privacy.com
phmeters.info