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November 24, 2013, 02:32:23 AM
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I have gotten quite a few PM's regarding the price I'm looking for. I'm looking for around 0.20-0.25 BTC.

FTFY.


I'd appreciate if you left your snide comments to yourself. I don't think you were around when the site went through "Beta" testing and received tons of compliments, etc.

Good luck selling it to those complimenting you to increase their post count so they win more from their signatures.

How come the fact your "IPO", see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=322686.0, that failed so hard is not mentioned here ? Face the facts, your site is worth, at best, 0 bitcoins. Icons copied from primedice, buyer will get fucked at any point by touching paypal, does not even bother using https.

1.  Investing in an IPO is gamble.  Investing in an IPO of gambling site is a GAMBLE.

2.  Icons?  What icons?

3.  Buyer touching PayPal?  How would they be fucked.  Payments only go out.  None come in.  Elaborate?

4.  Site never went live - didn't purchase SSL cert.  He would have purchased an SSL cer at the end of the IPO stage but the IPO stage didn't end.
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November 24, 2013, 02:43:09 AM
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1.  Investing in an IPO is gamble.

What's the relevance for this auction ? Did you intend to say that the reason the IPO failed is because no one trusted you, therefore no one took the risk ? So why do you think anyone trusts you now to buy the code ?


2.  Icons?  What icons?

Have you seen your own site ? Always good to know the thing you are attempting to sell.


3.  Buyer touching PayPal?  How would they be fucked.  Payments only go out.  None come in.  Elaborate?

Ok, the basics. To make a payment you transfer something from an account X to an account Y. How can you send payments without having an account to send them ? Are you sure you never heard about paypal accounts getting frozen ?


4.  Site never went live - didn't purchase SSL cert.  He would have purchased an SSL cer at the end of the IPO stage but the IPO stage didn't end.

Site is live right now, I can access it although it barely works. So you cannot afford a SSL certificate ?
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November 24, 2013, 02:45:18 AM
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I have gotten quite a few PM's regarding the price I'm looking for. I'm looking for around 0.20-0.25 BTC.

FTFY.


I'd appreciate if you left your snide comments to yourself. I don't think you were around when the site went through "Beta" testing and received tons of compliments, etc.

Good luck selling it to those complimenting you to increase their post count so they win more from their signatures.

How come the fact your "IPO", see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=322686.0, that failed so hard is not mentioned here ? Face the facts, your site is worth, at best, 0 bitcoins. Icons copied from primedice, buyer will get fucked at any point by touching paypal, does not even bother using https.

1.  Investing in an IPO is gamble.  Investing in an IPO of gambling site is a GAMBLE.

2.  Icons?  What icons?

3.  Buyer touching PayPal?  How would they be fucked.  Payments only go out.  None come in.  Elaborate?

4.  Site never went live - didn't purchase SSL cert.  He would have purchased an SSL cer at the end of the IPO stage but the IPO stage didn't end.

I wouldn't be one to say people are posting simply for signature rewards as you have over 500 posts in under a month of mostly spam. Secondly the IPO wasn't a failure, look at most of the securities listed on Cryptostocks and there trading volume is far less than those listed on competing sites such as Havelock. Lastly the valuation is fair as Gigadice 1.0 received had the chance to profit over the asking amount but suffered losses due to the Inputs hack and bettors. If you have some sort of personal vendetta or are being paid to "troll', my PM is always open.
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November 24, 2013, 02:49:06 AM
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1.  Investing in an IPO is gamble.

What's the relevance for this auction ? Did you intend to say that the reason the IPO failed is because no one trusted you, therefore no one took the risk ? So why do you think anyone trusts you now to buy the code ?


2.  Icons?  What icons?

Have you seen your own site ? Always good to know the thing you are attempting to sell.


3.  Buyer touching PayPal?  How would they be fucked.  Payments only go out.  None come in.  Elaborate?

Ok, the basics. To make a payment you transfer something from an account X to an account Y. How can you send payments without having an account to send them ? Are you sure you never heard about paypal accounts getting frozen ?


4.  Site never went live - didn't purchase SSL cert.  He would have purchased an SSL cer at the end of the IPO stage but the IPO stage didn't end.

Site is live right now, I can access it although it barely works. So you cannot afford a SSL certificate ?


Since the first point is a personal belief I will not touch on that. The second point however is completely ludicrous as a pre-IPO investor trusted me with over 50BTC to fund the bankroll of Gigadice 1.0 and to fund the development of Gigadice 2.0. None of the icons are stolen, please show me an exact icon that is found on another site. Your third point obviously means you didn't read the thread regarding the IPO as I clearly explained that my Paypal account wouldn't get frozen as what I'm doing is not against their ToS. Lastly I do have a SSL certificate purchased that will come with the site.
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November 24, 2013, 02:50:15 AM
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What's the relevance for this auction ? Did you intend to say that the reason the IPO failed is because no one trusted you, therefore no one took the risk ? So why do you think anyone trusts you now to buy the code ?

Trusted me?  I was just paid to create the site.  You're way off there.


Have you seen your own site ? Always good to know the thing you are attempting to sell.

Uhm..  Still don't know what you're talking about.


Ok, the basics. To make a payment you transfer something from an account X to an account Y. How can you send payments without having an account to send them ? Are you sure you never heard about paypal accounts getting frozen ?

I'm assuming that whether PayPal payouts will exist is determined by the person that purchases the site.

If they do want to use it, the feature is there.  Whether they can't or refuse to is not GigaDice's fault.


Site is live right now, I can access it although it barely works. So you cannot afford a SSL certificate ?

What I mean by site never went live is that it never accepted bets from bettors or handled any financials (GigaDice 2.0 that is).
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November 24, 2013, 02:55:15 AM
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you have over 500 posts in under a month

In case you didn't notice, I'm not posting to grab signature payments.


Secondly the IPO wasn't a failure, look at most of the securities listed on Cryptostocks and there trading volume is far less than those listed on competing sites such as Havelock.

Are we talking about GigaDice or other securities ? What's your point for asking me to consider other "securities" ? You're listed at https://cryptostocks.com/securities/65, check the number of shares issued and the trading history. If that is not a failure I have no idea what one looks like.


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Lastly the valuation is fair as Gigadice 1.0 received had the chance to profit over the asking amount but suffered losses due to the Inputs hack and bettors.

Who gave this valuation you're making up ? Where is it ? "Had the chance to profit", good one.
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November 24, 2013, 02:58:45 AM
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None of the icons are stolen, please show me an exact icon that is found on another site. .

Not interested in getting involved in that argument but to be fair



Is very similar to our icon



This was custom made for us.



Also stats is copied almost exactly.

GD: http://gyazo.com/25c6f7b5807b9d3be7d1ac8f5fe9e158

PD:


Nonetheless I wish you the best of luck with your sale, if you end up finalizing I'd appreciate it if you changed up these elements a bit. I highly doubt it was intentional anyways.

Good luck!

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November 24, 2013, 03:24:30 AM
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None of the icons are stolen, please show me an exact icon that is found on another site. .

Not interested in getting involved in that argument but to be fair

https://i.imgur.com/EXdsSKf.png

Is very similar to our icon

https://i.imgur.com/VEs8M8d.png

This was custom made for us.



Also stats is copied almost exactly.

GD: http://gyazo.com/25c6f7b5807b9d3be7d1ac8f5fe9e158

PD: https://i.imgur.com/GJMLO7Y.png


Nonetheless I wish you the best of luck with your sale, if you end up finalizing I'd appreciate it if you changed up these elements a bit. I highly doubt it was intentional anyways.

Good luck!

If you look at both icons you can tell that PrimeDice's was used as a model for GigaDice's but not copied.

It is similar, but did you copyright that?  No..  Get over it.  It's similar and different in many ways.

Nobody cared that Samsung used rounded corners on the home button AND that violated a design patent.

Calm down.
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November 24, 2013, 03:26:08 AM
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you have over 500 posts in under a month

In case you didn't notice, I'm not posting to grab signature payments.


Secondly the IPO wasn't a failure, look at most of the securities listed on Cryptostocks and there trading volume is far less than those listed on competing sites such as Havelock.

Are we talking about GigaDice or other securities ? What's your point for asking me to consider other "securities" ? You're listed at https://cryptostocks.com/securities/65, check the number of shares issued and the trading history. If that is not a failure I have no idea what one looks like.


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Lastly the valuation is fair as Gigadice 1.0 received had the chance to profit over the asking amount but suffered losses due to the Inputs hack and bettors.

Who gave this valuation you're making up ? Where is it ? "Had the chance to profit", good one.

I will not bring up how you left out the points where you clearly were wrong and instead jump on my word choice in order to have basis for your argument. Nonetheless I will entertain you and answer the questions raised. The IPO was listed on Cryptostocks, be my guest and look at their trading volume. In no way shape or form does this even come close to the volume on any other exchange. Your failure to recognize this is astonishing and proves you're just trying to "troll" my thread. Secondly the large increase in price also made my valuation almost quadruple which turned off plenty of investors. The large price increase also wasn't conducive to ANY security purchase as individuals simply invested in Bitcoin itself and not individual securities as the ROR was higher. The reason I say "had the chance" because simply put "we had the chance" but due to bets not going our ways we didn't profit, over the course of 2 weeks we went down roughly 22 BTC.
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November 24, 2013, 03:36:48 AM
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I will not bring up how you left out the points where you clearly were wrong and instead jump on my word choice in order to have basis for your argument.

You're free to bring them up.


The IPO was listed on Cryptostocks, be my guest and look at their trading volume. In no way shape or form does this even come close to the volume on any other exchange. Your failure to recognize this is astonishing and proves you're just trying to "troll" my thread. Secondly the large increase in price also made my valuation almost quadruple which turned off plenty of investors. The large price increase also wasn't conducive to ANY security purchase as individuals simply invested in Bitcoin itself and not individual securities as the ROR was higher.

This is so great dude! You should totally ask like 1k, 10k, or who knows, maybe even 100k bitcoins for this, why would you sell such gold mine for so little ?!
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November 24, 2013, 03:55:51 AM
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I will not bring up how you left out the points where you clearly were wrong and instead jump on my word choice in order to have basis for your argument.

You're free to bring them up.


The IPO was listed on Cryptostocks, be my guest and look at their trading volume. In no way shape or form does this even come close to the volume on any other exchange. Your failure to recognize this is astonishing and proves you're just trying to "troll" my thread. Secondly the large increase in price also made my valuation almost quadruple which turned off plenty of investors. The large price increase also wasn't conducive to ANY security purchase as individuals simply invested in Bitcoin itself and not individual securities as the ROR was higher.

This is so great dude! You should totally ask like 1k, 10k, or who knows, maybe even 100k bitcoins for this, why would you sell such gold mine for so little ?!

You have entered "troll" mode and no longer are no longer logically trying to argue. You have earned a spot on my ignore list, have a good day.
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November 24, 2013, 06:01:23 AM
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Watching with interest. IPO wasn't a complete failure...I bought several hundred shares and had high hopes for the site. Still do Smiley

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November 24, 2013, 06:19:05 AM
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who knows if he plant some backdoors in it
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November 24, 2013, 06:23:42 AM
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who knows if he plant some backdoors in it

I'd advise everyone to hire a 3rd party security analyst and perform an audit before risking any coins. I'd prefer if these "hypothetical" scenarios were kept off this thread as they're baseless.
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November 24, 2013, 06:25:33 AM
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who knows if he plant some backdoors in it

You can pay someone such a small amount to audit code.

Reading code takes a few hours if that, writing it, testing it, and making sure it's secure is a different story.
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November 24, 2013, 06:32:08 AM
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who knows if he plant some backdoors in it

You can pay someone such a small amount to audit code.


Are you selling auditing services too ?
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November 24, 2013, 06:33:03 AM
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who knows if he plant some backdoors in it

You can pay someone such a small amount to audit code.


Are you selling auditing services too ?

You can't sell services to the best of my knowledge.  You can provide them.

No I am not providing Auditing service.

I prefer to write code rather than read other people's code.

Also me auditing GigaDice would never happen because it's a conflict of interest.
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November 24, 2013, 06:34:28 AM
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who knows if he plant some backdoors in it

My response to this is:

who knows if he plant some backdoors in inputs.io
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November 24, 2013, 08:58:23 AM
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None of the icons are stolen, please show me an exact icon that is found on another site. .

Not interested in getting involved in that argument but to be fair



Is very similar to our icon



This was custom made for us.



Also stats is copied almost exactly.

GD: http://gyazo.com/25c6f7b5807b9d3be7d1ac8f5fe9e158

PD:


Nonetheless I wish you the best of luck with your sale, if you end up finalizing I'd appreciate it if you changed up these elements a bit. I highly doubt it was intentional anyways.

Good luck!

If you look at both icons you can tell that PrimeDice's was used as a model for GigaDice's but not copied.

It is similar, but did you copyright that?  No..  Get over it.  It's similar and different in many ways.

Nobody cared that Samsung used rounded corners on the home button AND that violated a design patent.

Calm down.

God, that soooounds sooo much like the dice.sx guy... of course I can fucking steal shit, it's bitcoin, there's no penalty for fucking screwing a guy who actually did the work first!
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November 24, 2013, 09:09:29 AM
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None of the icons are stolen, please show me an exact icon that is found on another site. .

Not interested in getting involved in that argument but to be fair



Is very similar to our icon



This was custom made for us.



Also stats is copied almost exactly.

GD: http://gyazo.com/25c6f7b5807b9d3be7d1ac8f5fe9e158

PD:


Nonetheless I wish you the best of luck with your sale, if you end up finalizing I'd appreciate it if you changed up these elements a bit. I highly doubt it was intentional anyways.

Good luck!

If you look at both icons you can tell that PrimeDice's was used as a model for GigaDice's but not copied.

It is similar, but did you copyright that?  No..  Get over it.  It's similar and different in many ways.

Nobody cared that Samsung used rounded corners on the home button AND that violated a design patent.

Calm down.

God, that soooounds sooo much like the dice.sx guy... of course I can fucking steal shit, it's bitcoin, there's no penalty for fucking screwing a guy who actually did the work first!

I fail to realize how having maybe two icons look similar is "stealing" especially since I've been trying so hard innovate. If you think this is stealing how about taking entire concepts, what primedice did with the "chat" on their site.
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