Skyhook Bitcoin ATM for Sale only $1040 with shipping included to USA

[frankenmint]

UPDATE: I no longer sell skyhook ATMs - and ceased doing so around December 2014.  It came to my attention that this thread still associates me as a reseller.  I decided to stop representing skyhook for the following reasons:

• I was never given a clear timeline for their fulfillment process - I ordered one and they basically fumbled the order, taking twice as long to fulfill it
• They insisted - 'We're a startup that is catering to the hobbyist and as such we cannot afford to pay any sort of referral commission' - I have no vested interest in continuing efforts for them as they refused to work with me to offer compensation for referral efforts - literally being told to sell 10+ units at a time to earn any sort of referral fees
• They have fumbled with customer orders many many times before as per the various complaints across the web, including on their github issues area for the firmware

I don't have any bad blood or qualms of any sort with Skyhook, I just no longer have any interest in selling or representing their brand and wish them the best of luck in their endeavors.




Kept for historical record.
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Hello Everyone,

I am announcing here that I am an official Skyhook ATM reseller.  This is a low cost, open source, BTC Tabletop ATM that could enable your small business or storefront to quickly and easily sell bitcoins over the counter, securely, quickly, for cash.  There are currently 4 models to choose from depending on which currency you are interested in exchanging.



The USD
The Euro
The CAD
and the GBP AUD.

This ATM will only set you back a mere Grand vs the nearest competitor which sells for approximately 4 Grand!  Create your own local Bitcoin ecosystem and increase foot-traffic at your storefront today!

http://honeybadgerofmoney.com/product/comming-soon-skyhook-tabletop-atm/

I am happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding this product.

[SysRun]

It's AUD, not GBP...

The GBP is too wide for the current model, but a wider bill acceptor lip is expected out in July.

[GoldSeal]

Is the manufacturer planning to add JPY?

[CryptoKilla]

This would make an awesome addition to any company looking to expand with BTC. These are really cool!

[biggzi]

same this doesn't do GBP yet 

[yimfinity]

how quickly can you ship? do you have any live demo/video of the unit in operation?

[Justin00]

Do you have any customers in australia yet ?
do you make or distribute these ??

interesting, interesting. I might be able to come up with a new market for you heh

[spartan82]

Awesome little machine there, a video demo would be nice. Shooting through a PM for more information..

[jonsi]

Please post a video. It would be great if you could do that.

[Mikez]

Please post a video. It would be great if you could do that.

Also interested in a video please.

[Pistachio]

Have these been road tested to see if they can detect counterfeit USD? Anyone buy one of these yet and get it running?

[BayAreaCoins]

Is there a 1% fee or any on going fees associated with these ATM's or is it pay n play?


Thanks

[frankenmint]

Is there a 1% fee or any on going fees associated with these ATM's or is it pay n play?


Thanks

It is set based on the operator preferences - It can even be set to give a markdown (discount).

Have these been road tested to see if they can detect counterfeit USD? Anyone buy one of these yet and get it running?

As far as I know 151 of these have been sold, I haven't yet had the pleasure to sell one directly.  I have seen them in action and will be sure to get a different video up soon.  In the meantime, here is one uploaded by Kurs Na Bitcoin!:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhsg1k8vWUk

[elendir]

What I'd like to know is how Skyhook protects operators from volatility. Other ATMs purchase bitcoin at exchanges (Bitstamp, Kraken, etc) for you at the moment your customer uses the ATM. Skyhook never mentions this feature. Neither I see it in their code. 

[frankenmint]

What I'd like to know is how Skyhook protects operators from volatility. Other ATMs purchase bitcoin at exchanges (Bitstamp, Kraken, etc) for you at the moment your customer uses the ATM. Skyhook never mentions this feature. Neither I see it in their code. 

As it stands, there is currently no rebuy script that I am aware of on the ATM.  I do know that Jon and Luke had mentioned working on adding this ability with a specific exchange in the near future. I will keep my eyes|ears on the lookout for updated news and will post here.

[Smack That Ace]

Hello,

I know this question might sound a bit noobish but who provides the liquidity on the exchange ?

Regards

Duke

[smeagol]

How much money does this ATM make, per transaction?  And if it is owner-set, what is the average fee?  Also, can you add an option for other cryptos?  Finally, is it buy/sell or only a one-way thing?
I'm very interested, so I apologize for the stream of questions.   

[frankenmint]

Hello,

I know this question might sound a bit noobish but who provides the liquidity on the exchange ?

Regards

Duke

Ok so that is sort of a trick question - if you are using a centralized 3rd party that is a pseudo-exchange like coinbase they will act as a 3rd party and be able to provide all the btc you need.  Otherwise, if you are using an exchange like Bitstamp.net or btc-e.com, then the liquidity is peer based which means an order book where you should set a limit price to buy them at and be sure to set your atm price to match that exchange.  The ATM pulls its rate data from BTC-E, blockchain.info, or Bitstamp.net as well with future integration for other exchanges being actively developed. 

I think what you're meaning to ask is, who provides the BTC for the ATMS?  They do not come preloaded and the owner/operator is expected to simply refill the BTC address when it gets low.

How much money does this ATM make, per transaction?  And if it is owner-set, what is the average fee?  Also, can you add an option for other cryptos?  Finally, is it buy/sell or only a one-way thing?
I'm very interested, so I apologize for the stream of questions.   

The ATM fee can be set by the owner and we suggest between 3-5% fee.  It is possible to add other cryptocurrencies however they have not been tested and this is not necessarily an out the box feature (if I understand correctly, the current version of the software is hardcoded to BTC exchange apis for rates and the wallet itself).  Please continue and ask away, I'm here to help!

[Smack That Ace]

Thankyou for your answer

[OgNasty]

Is it possible to use your own public/private keys to hold the ATM's funds?

If you don't already have a Bitcoin address, can it print a receipt with public/private keys that hold the withdrawn funds?