Flexcoin Invites

[the founder]

passwords now at 20 characters, as suggested in the forum.

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[BitMofo]

passwords now at 20 characters, as suggested in the forum.

That's a bit extreme as most don't have a 20 character password...

How difficult would it be to make the email address you registered your login instead? Keeping your ID just for internal payments?

[the founder]

passwords now at 20 characters, as suggested in the forum.

That's a bit extreme as most don't have a 20 character password...

How difficult would it be to make the email address you registered your login instead? Keeping your ID just for internal payments?

technically it's 6-20 characters... so people can make it as easy or as secure as they want....   i'll see what I can do about that..but I think at some level it becomes too confusing to people.

[nhodges]

passwords now at 20 characters, as suggested in the forum.

That's a bit extreme as most don't have a 20 character password...

How difficult would it be to make the email address you registered your login instead? Keeping your ID just for internal payments?

technically it's 6-20 characters... so people can make it as easy or as secure as they want....   i'll see what I can do about that..but I think at some level it becomes too confusing to people.

Are you going to answer my question of how you are insuring the interest accumulated? Or are we just gambling that the house will have made enough on their rake to pay the betters?

[indio007]

Uhmm... I'm still waiting for a Flexcoin invite. I  received the confirmation email 4 days ago. What gives?

[the founder]

When you register use the email address you requested an invite from.  It should let you in . If not let me know

[randomguy7]

When are you going to open registration to the public?

[the founder]

We were hoping to do it yesterday,  but a forum member here noticed a minor bug.  We're handing out invites on request.  Just pm me your email and I'll add you guys in manually.

[TheBitMan]

I like the feel of the site 

[TheBitMan]

We were hoping to do it yesterday,  but a forum member here noticed a minor bug.  We're handing out invites on request.  Just pm me your email and I'll add you guys in manually.

I just made an account..am I suppose to be able to do that? lol

[qikaifu]

this is a ponzi scheme, and I guess if you join right now and leave at a early future, you will earn some money from fools.

[the founder]

We were hoping to do it yesterday,  but a forum member here noticed a minor bug.  We're handing out invites on request.  Just pm me your email and I'll add you guys in manually.

I just made an account..am I suppose to be able to do that? lol

yes you are ...  you registered for an invite earlier.. as long as you use the email that you registered with.

[the founder]

this is a ponzi scheme, and I guess if you join right now and leave at a early future, you will earn some money from fools.

uhh no...  ponzi implies that only the early adopters make money...  no one is getting rich from the tiny interest payments.     The income / interest payment is an open formula.

flexcoin to flexcoin = free
flexcoin to bitcoin = 1/2 of 1% (and it's all inclusive IE: miners fees are included in that number)
bitcoin to flexcoin = free

of that 1/2 of 1% ..  roughly 1/2 of that goes to the miner... the other half is divided into 2 parts.   70% goes back as interest payments to the users,  30% is for flexcoin to generate revenue.

there is no secrets regarding it.

[bizzy]

Flexcoin founder, if you are intending to earn money from mining (as per your FAQ), is the mining hardware going to be funded from a proportion of customers' balances?

[the founder]

We opted against mining..  It's going to be fully funded from the transaction fee

[nhodges]

We opted against mining..  It's going to be fully funded from the transaction fee

So there is no guarantee of interest payments, and nothing giving users to make transactions the ... am I correct?

Have you thought about a public opening on GLBSE to maybe raise some actual starting capital?

[the founder]

We opted against mining..  It's going to be fully funded from the transaction fee

So there is no guarantee of interest payments, and nothing giving users to make transactions the ... am I correct?

Have you thought about a public opening on GLBSE to maybe raise some actual starting capital?

There is a guarantee of payments... it's just going to be off the transactional fees.. no one is going to get rich off the interest payments.. but they will be delivered each month.  fractions of a fraction of a bitcoin is what most people would expect.

[Rassah]

this is a ponzi scheme, and I guess if you join right now and leave at a early future, you will earn some money from fools.

This guy apparently lives about 1.5 hour's drive from me. If it turns out to be a ponzi scheme, I'll happily drive over and punch someone in the nose (for a fee)

[the founder]

this is a ponzi scheme, and I guess if you join right now and leave at a early future, you will earn some money from fools.

This guy apparently lives about 1.5 hour's drive from me. If it turns out to be a ponzi scheme, I'll happily drive over and punch someone in the nose (for a fee)

of course because the guy running a ponzi scheme also puts his company on the line that services fortune 500 firms...

seriously if you guys want to know the business model i'll give it to you..

we're going to try to build the most secure, reliable bitcoin bank / wallet out there..   if it works.. we are hoping that we'll be part of the bitcoin infrastructure and eventually stores and individuals will be trading via flexcoin id's rather than bitcoin addresses.

We envision Meze Grill accepting flexcoins via flexcoin id "MezeGrill" or just "meze" ..  if we reach that level of adoption then the transaction levels would be high enough to allow it to be profitable to a decent level.

that's our current goal... in order to do that we need to ensure that people trust our service.. hence why I for the most part had to tie Yooter in for brand recognition since we have been in business for over a decade.

but to be honest security levels that would be in most cases fairly secure don't even match up to what bitcoin businesses need to be at.   our biggest fear is to be goxed, mybitcoined,  or whatever...  so yea we're limiting it to invites until we can check 1000 times over... and some forum members here are VERY helpful... discovering holes and telling us where they are.

Every single day that goes by we're slowly adding more people, and slowly adding more services, increasing security, and slowly building trust...  one day we're hoping this will pan out for us and everyone using the service,  as grandma can now actually use bitcoins.

[dr_nix]

Speaking about bugs...
When trying to register:
Fatal error: [edited]
I think it involves a typo
Also, I PM'd you about an invite, not sure if you gave me one.