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Economy / Goods / [CLOSED] Friedcat t-shirt group buy #3!
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on: October 25, 2013, 12:08:40 AM
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grilled cat identity USB mining machine!!!
Well blame Google Translate, obviously it is not perfect. This is the THIRD group buy for these shirts; check out the first successful group buy (29 shirts!) here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=230843.0 and the second one (18 shirts!) here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=246518.0For all you AM fans out there, here's a professionally-silkscreened tee for you to wear! This shirt features a single-color white print on a 100% cotton t-shirt of a random color! Mens sizes are available, from S to XL; ladies junior fit (you've been warned!) are available in some sizes only, so you'd better ask. Shirt colors available include black, sky blue, olive green, brown, and whatever else we have on-hand! Roll the dice and see what color you get!Cost:The cost per shirt is $12 plus shipping. In previous group buys, shirts were $15 with a promise to return $5 to all buyers if we reached a certain number of orders; rather than deal with the organizational mess of such a setup again, I've decided to offer a flat-rate price for all shirts. I'll start printing and mailing orders when we reach 13 shirts, or on November 1 if we don't reach 13 shirts. Shipping:Shipping to Canada: $4 Shipping to USA/Int'l: $10 Please add $3 extra shipping for each additional shirt. At today's prices: Total for 1 shirt including shipping is in Canada and to USA/International. Total for 2 shirts including shipping is in Canada and to USA/International. Total for 3 shirts including shipping is in Canada and to USA/International.How to order:1) Calculate your total cost, with shipping included, and send the equivalent BTC amount to 1CXK1j9sk3xz48svhtWzcTkLzjvk7NwPFs. 2) Post your size (S, M, L, XL), and transaction id to this thread. 2) PM me your mailing address. Final total: 3 shirtsOrders:nubbins; 1 Mens XL; BTC0.077 (local); TXID:---------------; PICKED UPpankkake; 1 Mens M; BTC0.106 (intl); TXID: 6408a6d56ba3775d279d178dad59d873e33e5556fdeadfde77dfd888d651aa58; ADDRESS RECEIVEDhlynur; 1 Mens L; BTC0.104; TXID: 826844a11fcfff267dbe03deb0f61f1475d9a357786ac6469ff402d534297283; ADDRESS RECEIVED
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Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Amagi Metals - Best Prices of Gold, Silver, & Platinum for Bitcoins
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on: October 21, 2013, 04:14:14 AM
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I'm sorry to hear FedEx isn't reading the customs form correctly. You may want to clarify with them that corresponding harmonized code on the commercial invoice is for .999 fine silver. FedEx knows this.
Great, thanks for the tip. I talked to several FedEx people on the phone yesterday, none of whom seemed to know which side was up, so I'm waiting for a callback on Monday. Will let you know how it turns out! Customs charges reversed, thanks again I gave up on the morons an paid it, sonofab* I was told on the phone that I had to submit a written form detailing the error and they denied my appeal. Did you get it solved via the phone only or did it involve paperwork too? I was transferred on the phone several times before being told someone would call me back within a few days; in the end, I had to sign a form giving feded limited power of attorney(!) so they could dispute the charges with CBSA.
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Economy / Goods / Re: [Photo] First of 2013 Casascius Silver Coins Now Available For Sale
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on: October 17, 2013, 03:00:40 AM
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Also, just keeping this on the radar: Hi Mike,
No doubt you're busy these days -- can we get an estimate as to when you'll have the time to provide signed docs?
I'd love to have my personal PGP fingerprint included in the message as well, as this would help create a chain of custody for the coins.
Yeah, I still have it on the radar. We're gettin' there. Any update on this?
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Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Amagi Metals - Best Prices of Gold, Silver, & Platinum for Bitcoins
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on: October 11, 2013, 04:07:00 PM
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I'm sorry to hear FedEx isn't reading the customs form correctly. You may want to clarify with them that corresponding harmonized code on the commercial invoice is for .999 fine silver. FedEx knows this.
Great, thanks for the tip. I talked to several FedEx people on the phone yesterday, none of whom seemed to know which side was up, so I'm waiting for a callback on Monday. Will let you know how it turns out! Customs charges reversed, thanks again
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Economy / Auctions / 3.75% of the output of a KnC Jupiter, no hosting fees
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on: October 07, 2013, 08:38:56 PM
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Thanks to Tafelpoot; as we're essentially auctioning the same thing, I liberally borrowed from his earlier post. I'd like to sell my 3 shares in the groupbuy by SilentSonicBoom here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=225851.0Each share represents 1/80 output of a KnC Jupiter miner for 2 years; hosting costs are covered by SilentSonicBoom. This miner is extremely early in the queue, order number between 200 - 250. I have 3 shares = 3.75% of the Jupiter miner output. Bidding starts at 3 BTC for the 3 shares. Action stops at high noon UTC on October 13. Rules of bidding: - The auction starts now and will end on 2013-10-13 at 12:00:00 UTC. The end time will not be extended unless the winning bidder fails to pay. - When the auction ends, contact me by PM with your email address and your BTC deposit address. - You will be given 48 hours to pay, beginning from the moment I request payment. Once your payment clears, I will PM SilentSonicBoom to update the payout address for the 3 shares. - If you fail to make payment within 48 hours, I reserve the right to either cancel the sale, or to extend your payment window. - Prices must be stated in BTC. - When you post a bid, the bids in your previous posts are considered to be automatically canceled. - If two people bid at the same price, the person who bid first takes precedence. - I reserve the right for asking some of newbie or other bidders to present evidence or pay deposit to prove his/her bid is sincere. -Lowball bids will be ignored (seriously, don't waste your time)
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Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Amagi Metals - Best Prices of Gold, Silver, & Platinum for Bitcoins
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on: September 28, 2013, 12:47:41 PM
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I'm sorry to hear FedEx isn't reading the customs form correctly. You may want to clarify with them that corresponding harmonized code on the commercial invoice is for .999 fine silver. FedEx knows this.
Great, thanks for the tip. I talked to several FedEx people on the phone yesterday, none of whom seemed to know which side was up, so I'm waiting for a callback on Monday. Will let you know how it turns out!
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Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Amagi Metals - Best Prices of Gold, Silver, & Platinum for Bitcoins
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on: September 27, 2013, 10:20:44 AM
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Hey guys. I received a bill from FedEx yesterday for just over $88 -- tax on my purchase of silver maple leafs.
Fine silver is tax-exempt here in Canada, but unfortunately the customs forms you guys filled out listed the contents as "one ounce rounds 0.999 pure" -- the fact that it was silver was omitted.
This is a significant extra charge (over 10%). Any thoughts as to how I can resolve this problem?
Cheers!
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Economy / Goods / Re: [Photo] First of 2013 Casascius Silver Coins Now Available For Sale
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on: September 19, 2013, 07:27:26 PM
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Those do look really nice. Would love to see some close-up pictures. Also, just keeping this on the radar: Hi Mike,
No doubt you're busy these days -- can we get an estimate as to when you'll have the time to provide signed docs?
I'd love to have my personal PGP fingerprint included in the message as well, as this would help create a chain of custody for the coins.
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Economy / Goods / Re: [Photo] First of 2013 Casascius Silver Coins Now Available For Sale
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on: September 18, 2013, 11:47:47 PM
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I can also digitally sign PDF, which Adobe Acrobat will recognize and validate without any hassle to the user. May come in handy. Though it's a paid hardware signing module that is not really that suitable for signing batches of documents in bulk, it remains an option for one-off requests.
I'm not too familiar with PDF signing, but that sounds like it would be more accessible to non-technical people. Would it be too much of a reach to generate a PGP-signed message and have that placed into a signed PDF? I'd be more than happy with one signed document per roll, listing the coins contained therein. I can envision silkscreening some nice certificates of authenticity with the PGP-signed messages, reminiscent of old 19th century bearer bonds Given that the final count of 0.5s with series 2 holograms is apparently only 45(!), I'm quite eager to get the "stamp of approval" on them! I could secondarily PGP-sign the entire (Adobe-signed) PDF file as a binary (creating a separate signature file that GPG recognizes)
Signing PDFs also allows for easy signing of the embedded photos. I have scanned all of the silver coins and most of the recent brass coins.
Hi Mike, No doubt you're busy these days -- can we get an estimate as to when you'll have the time to provide signed docs? I'd love to have my personal PGP fingerprint included in the message as well, as this would help create a chain of custody for the coins.
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