New 'lobby' not download, only web-based, using Firefox.

Once I click 'take seat' I can play in the first window that launches, but I have to delete the dozen-odd other windows that also launch with it.

I'm not playing much, anywhere, just checking in from time to time ...

I use the web-based platform, and when I click 'take seat' to enter a tournament, I get anywhere from 1-20 table windows opening up in quick succession. The first window has me at my seat, and all the subsequent windows state something like 'Sorry, only one player per IP ...' or something like that. Of course I only play one account, so kind of glitchy how it launches ... otherwise it looks nice.

So you have to answer the call to get the money? Lol ...

I picked up but there was no sound, so I just hung up. Now I'm having trouble logging. Guess I should try again and have a look ...

I placed my first trades here today. I like the platform and the 'speculation' contract quite a bit. Even placed an order for the volatility contract ... we'll see how that works out, lol. But seriously, All that lacks is some volume. (Options-on-futures would be nice too, but those are not in the cards I know ...)

In China many of these miners are tapping free electricity via a state-run entity. State-run companies are really privately run fiefdoms. So anyone with an 'in', even a mid-level employee, can set up mining equipment in or nearby to the eletricity source, and run the operation with state-provided electricity. All cost/competition models should recognize that Chinese competitors have essentially zero electricity costs. No the environment and the state coffers, of course THEY pay.

Anyway, most people probably already recognize this ...

Your signature for 'Cloudtheft' ... ROTF! What does that campaign pay!?! Still have space?

Edit: I know nothing about 'Cloudthink.io' ... just commenting that your parody was funny.

Just to update this thread, the case was dismissed in mid July. Burt posted on his efforts, and some success at recovering his confiscated property ... I think that post is on Reddit somewhere. Interesting ...



https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://qntra.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/gov.uscourts.cod.151411.38.0.pdf

I would start by reading the thread on BurtW (below), and carefully review the rules around running a 'money transfer business.' I'm assuming you are in the US ... if you are not, then it would be much easier I believe.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=983611.0

Anyway, if you are in the US, you should avoid, or be very circumspect about running an unregistered 'money transfer business.' Even if you are only going to do this on the side, as a hobby for yourself, you should still thoroughly familiarize yourself with the requirements of a 'money transfer business,' esp. around KYC, structuring, money laundering and such.

**In the US, law enforcement is trolling the btc money transfer market, looking small businessmen or hobbyists like BurtW, so that law enforcement can swoop in and confiscate your children's lunch money, piggy back, etc. They don't even need to make charges against you stick, because they use asset forfeiture laws to just take your sh*t.

In a nutshell, research your sh*t, and try to meet some others who are actively doing this and ask them all you can. You might try the currency exchange sub-forum.

A couple questions for the ACR rep:

I hadn't logged into my account for a few months and in fact deleted the software from my pc. This afternoon I re-downloaded it and tried to login, but doesn't seem to recognize my ID/e-mail or ID/password combination. Are accounts simply deleted after a long period, or am I missing something? (I have my ID/password written down in hardcopy, so I didn't forget or lose them.)

Second question: I received a call today from 213 271-2576 - is this you? Do you guys tele-market to your customer base? When I did a search online of this number some people said it was 'ACR or BlackChipPoker', apparently you called someone from that number in the past? *I didn't speak when the call came, just listed, so I suspect it was one of those automated marketing calls.

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-213-271-2576

Andy,

For a reference index you might take a look at XBX maintained by Tradeblock: https://tradeblock.com/markets/index

Bitmex just told their customers (in chat) that they are preparing to adopt XBX and will make the switch soon.

Thank you!

*It appears that I only had 46~49 posts so didn't actually qualify for the month, lol. Cool if I can still get the bonus.

I'm unable to find an updated spreadsheet with the new starting post counts. How did you confirm yours? Has the spreadsheet been updated and made available?

Well, now we know you are liar. I gave person identifying information, have some silly 'bitgold' deposit on my account, but is still subject to some '60-day hold policy' ... and the place doesn't provide for btc withdrawals.

Cut the BS already.

Verify your details and send them to support@coinut.com


I've been using Coinut for several months, and have never experienced such a delay. Moreover they have been very responsive using the e-mail above. I expect you will have the same experience.

Most grateful if someone could give me the short, simple answer:

If I have a $5 Amazon card, and I want to use Purse.io simply to convert it to Bitcoin, what sort of haircut am I going to take on the btc market price?

Ah ... my history has been loading slowly also. Was thinking it was my connection for some reason. Perhaps it is not on my end ...

It has been more than a day, and still states subject to a '60-day hold.'

Lol ... I guess that is the fine print.

I'm in the USA.

I believe this ran last Sunday. Stay tuned because Luckyflops has been running some big tournaments on the weekends. I don't see a 500 chip freeroll for this weekend, but it might pop into the schedule before the week is out ...

Site looks really good ... I like the new UI, and that your contracts are so small ($1 per) ... so when volume picks up it should trade like butter. So discouraging to see you not have any volume right now. I guess that is my hang up here. 796 Exchange has the volume, and I'm comfortable there. I guess mostly Chinese speakers trade on 796, and English speakers don't trade futures yet? Hmmm .... that could change ...