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[senbonzakura]

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[thirdlight]

I can help with the type 2's - I'm in UK, though, so if you're US, someone else would be more competitive for shipping. PM if interested.

[teflone]

a just in case bump ....

[Tril]

1 BitBill or 2 buying now

huh? What?   Please use a sentence!

[Binford 6100]

I think they are worth only .49 cents if anything
In case you missed the info they used mybitcoin as wallet and suffered a loss

And maybe you don't know that bitbills were not selfcontaining pair of address & key but only a voucher & code to be redeemed by issuer, built on top of mybitcoin

[Alex Fenner]

I think they are worth only .49 cents if anything
In case you missed the info they used mybitcoin as wallet and suffered a loss

And maybe you don't know that bitbills were not selfcontaining pair of address & key but only a voucher & code to be redeemed by issuer, built on top of mybitcoin

So they failed because of MyBitcoin?

[Binford 6100]

I think they are worth only .49 cents if anything
In case you missed the info they used mybitcoin as wallet and suffered a loss

And maybe you don't know that bitbills were not selfcontaining pair of address & key but only a voucher & code to be redeemed by issuer, built on top of mybitcoin

So they failed because of MyBitcoin?

I got a friendly warning to check my info. Maybe they are just fine and working as expected (have personally no bitbill to try to redeem it)
I wish all people all the best, but I also noticed they used mybitcoin as wallet
as people they might be great, as business operators they might have made a mistake

[kgo]

And maybe you don't know that bitbills were not selfcontaining pair of address & key but only a voucher & code to be redeemed by issuer, built on top of mybitcoin

No, they did contain a private key.  I cashed one out using nothing but bitcoinj and entering the private key.

I'm pretty sure for each card's actual bitcoins, the company would have to export money to a new private key, since you couldn't really do that internally in mybitcoin, but I'll have to dig out my remaining cards and test.

[Binford 6100]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=33401.0
^^ this is the message that caused my headache.

knowing that mybitcoin's private keys were no way accessible to users I assumed all bitbills were affected.
maybe they redesigned their product, mybitcoin fiasco is dated July.
They relaunched their site in September.

conditional hooray for bitbills.

And maybe you don't know that bitbills were not selfcontaining pair of address & key but only a voucher & code to be redeemed by issuer, built on top of mybitcoin

No, they did contain a private key.  I cashed one out using nothing but bitcoinj and entering the private key.

I'm pretty sure for each card's actual bitcoins, the company would have to export money to a new private key, since you couldn't really do that internally in mybitcoin, but I'll have to dig out my remaining cards and test.

In such case I was wrong and admit that.