ITTY BITTY EXCHANGE 50% OFF ALL FEES TODAY!

[Bit Bot]

www.ittybittyexchange.com

50% off all trades today! Use discount code "50OFF50OFF" (valid today only). We are open between 8am - 6pm AEST in Australia and Hong Kong.

BUYING:

In Australia create a buy order on our site, then visit any Commonwealth, Westpac, ANZ or Bendigo bank to make a deposit. We then send you BTC directly to your wallet.

In Hong Kong create a buy order, visit any Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and make your deposit. We then send you BTC directly to your wallet.

All sales are paid for usually within 4 business hours.  

SELLING

We also buy your BTC and send you wire transfers usually within 4 hours.

Regards from BitBot

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20/11/2013

50% off all trades using code 50OFF50OFF2. Valid 20/11/2013 only!

Visit us on Facebook: Itty Bitty Exchange

Lots of positive reviews. No negative ones.

BitBot

[heavyb]

has anyone made any positive transactions with this service?

[joeyjoe]

I wouldn't trust it. That dotnetnuke platform has suffered exploits in the past. This one probably has some too.

[Bit Bot]

I wouldn't trust it. That dotnetnuke platform has suffered exploits in the past. This one probably has some too.

Plenty of positive reviews on FB page, from long standing FB members. Look us up "Itty Bitty Exchange". We've been marketing to the up and coming mainstream market, not so much here.

As for exploits, we've had vulnerability audits performed by some of the best testers in the industry. If you can get get coin out of us, you would deserve it.

Furthermore, we're not using any online wallet for the instant exchange - you deposit BTC into our BTC wallet, we pay you in fiat (sell orders) or for buy orders you put cash into one of our bank accounts and we pay you in coin. Usually within 4 hours.

We also encourage people to keep their BTC in their own wallets, on their own PC or device. Encrypted.


BitBot

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[LordGreynick]

I used them last week.

The first order underpaid me but when I messaged them, I got a response in an hour. They sent me the difference and refunded me 100% of their fees. System had the wrong commission amount. It looks fixed now as my second order had no issues.

[joeyjoe]

So why is your domain name whois hidden?

Also if your company is in Australia, just curious to know why you are hosting the site in the US?

[joeyjoe]

As for exploits, we've had vulnerability audits performed by some of the best testers in the industry. If you can get get coin out of us, you would deserve it.

...I have just ran a simple port scanner on your server... You have port 21 open (FTP - Running Filezilla), Port 139/445 (NETBIOS & Windows FILE SHARING) AND 3389 (Remote Desktop).. ANY security analyst would tell you to shut these ports. I sure hope you don't keep bit coins on there!

Update:

What the hell? You have so many open ports... Who did you hire to "test" your server?

Discovered open port 445/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 135/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 139/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 3389/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 21/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 80/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 9/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 13/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 49154/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 17/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 49155/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 7/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 49157/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 19/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 49153/tcp on 202.56.13.27
Discovered open port 49152/tcp on 202.56.13.27

Final thing.. Why are you using Windows Server 2008 BETA?

[Bit Bot]

I brought this up with our developers - they say they open and close the firewall all the time as they need some of those ports to work on the server. Thank for the heads up though.

Windows Sever 2008 - how are you coming to this conclusion?

Also, we don't have any wallet functionality until 11/12/13, so not need to worry.

BitBot

[joeyjoe]

I brought this up with our developers - they say they open and close the firewall all the time as they need some of those ports to work on the server. Thank for the heads up though.

Windows Sever 2008 - how are you coming to this conclusion?

Also, we don't have any wallet functionality until 11/12/13, so not need to worry.

BitBot

Then why not just keep the ports they need open in the firewall rather than removing the firewall? They don't need most of that. Actually looks like that server has a direct internet connection, rather than go though a router / firewall. How do you protect against DDOS?