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[jme621]

^^ good answers

- withdrawal request form in login area

this is done.

please don't 'test it out' unless you actually do want a withdrawal... the coins are still sent manually.

still need a one day warning like before? aka, if need funds on wed, ask on tuesday?

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[dooglus]

Now you are currently making 1% on all interest,

Learn to math

Maybe he was referring to how payb.tc keeps 0.1% of the 7% interest.

0.1 is 1.43% of 7.0

ie. payb.tc keeps 1.43% of the interest.

[Grim Death]

^^ good answers

- withdrawal request form in login area

this is done.

please don't 'test it out' unless you actually do want a withdrawal... the coins are still sent manually.

still need a one day warning like before? aka, if need funds on wed, ask on tuesday?

yeah but keep in mind that even though the maximum time should be 24 hours, it may get filled within minutes.

I can attest to this, I requested BTC10 this morning an had it within 40 mins, great service.

[ErebusBat]

Now you are currently making 1% on all interest,

Learn to math

Maybe he was referring to how payb.tc keeps 0.1% of the 7% interest.

0.1 is 1.43% of 7.0

ie. payb.tc keeps 1.43% of the interest.

That doesn't make sense though... his statement was 1% on all interest.

[dooglus]

Now you are currently making 1% on all interest,

Learn to math

Maybe he was referring to how payb.tc keeps 0.1% of the 7% interest.

0.1 is 1.43% of 7.0

ie. payb.tc keeps 1.43% of the interest.

That doesn't make sense though... his statement was 1% on all interest.

payb.tc keeps 1.43% of all the interest his members earn.  Doesn't he?

Maybe it's just a language issue.  I would say "keeping 1% of all interest" rather than "making 1% on all interest".

[NothinG]

Now you are currently making 1% on all interest,

Learn to math

Maybe he was referring to how payb.tc keeps 0.1% of the 7% interest.

0.1 is 1.43% of 7.0

ie. payb.tc keeps 1.43% of the interest.

That doesn't make sense though... his statement was 1% on all interest.

payb.tc keeps 1.43% of all the interest his members earn.  Doesn't he?

Maybe it's just a language issue.  I would say "keeping 1% of all interest" rather than "making 1% on all interest".

He makes (currently) 0.1% on all investments.

[CecilNiosaki]

Now you are currently making 1% on all interest,

Learn to math

Maybe he was referring to how payb.tc keeps 0.1% of the 7% interest.

0.1 is 1.43% of 7.0

ie. payb.tc keeps 1.43% of the interest.

That doesn't make sense though... his statement was 1% on all interest.

payb.tc keeps 1.43% of all the interest his members earn.  Doesn't he?

Maybe it's just a language issue.  I would say "keeping 1% of all interest" rather than "making 1% on all interest".

He makes (currently) 0.1% on all investments.

He actually makes 1% on all funds invested.

For instance, I deposit 500 BTC, each week he gets 5BTC (1% of deposited funds.). He makes roughly 1.4285%~ on all interest that is accrued. (500BTC deposit. 35 interest total. .5 goes to pay.bc. .5/35.)

[dooglus]

For instance, I deposit 500 BTC, each week he gets 5BTC (1% of deposited funds.). He makes roughly 1.4285%~ on all interest that is accrued. (500BTC deposit. 35 interest total. .5 goes to pay.bc. .5/35.)

Where are you getting 5 BTC from?  OK, it's 1% of 500 BTC - but where does the 1% come from?

[Dice]

Now you are currently making 1% on all interest,

Learn to math

Maybe he was referring to how payb.tc keeps 0.1% of the 7% interest.

0.1 is 1.43% of 7.0

ie. payb.tc keeps 1.43% of the interest.

That doesn't make sense though... his statement was 1% on all interest.

Yea what i ment to say was 0.1% sorry for the confusion.

[Electricbees]

Sweet Jesus of mathematics, we need a miracle...

[ErebusBat]

Sweet Jesus of mathematics, we need a miracle...

Or a whole bunch of investment "opportunities".

[zaj]

i'd like to open an account please:]

[wildemagic]

i'd like to open an account please:]

Read the first post and just pm payb.tc. with the requested details.

kind regards

[CecilNiosaki]

For instance, I deposit 500 BTC, each week he gets 5BTC (1% of deposited funds.).

please get a refund on your calculator, it's broken

Yeah, I missed a 0. I shouldn't be doing math after 8 hours of web design and at 1:30AM.

[fred0]

Nice to see the Withdraw link in the web site... 

[Turbor]

Nice to see the Withdraw link in the web site... 

Yes, the web site looks great.

[ErebusBat]

Nice to see the Withdraw link in the web site... 

Just to clarify: withdrawals will only ever be processed manually, correct?  This is just a request?

[dooglus]

Just to clarify: withdrawals will only ever be processed manually, correct?  This is just a request?

As I understand it he aims to make withdrawals as pain-free as possible without actually making them automatic.  See these 2 quotes:

if i open it up to non-forum members contacting me, i'll have to have all my scripts in place and as much automated as possible so that i can create accounts / do withdrawals with 1 click, etc.

bitcoind won't be part of this site... any signup form would draw from a database that's been pre-populated with off-server addresses.

I imagine the goal is for him to be able to look at the list of requested withdrawals, see that they look reasonable, and click something to submit them to the computer that actually has the ability to make the payments.

[ErebusBat]

Just to clarify: withdrawals will only ever be processed manually, correct?  This is just a request?

As I understand it he aims to make withdrawals as pain-free as possible without actually making them automatic.  See these 2 quotes:

if i open it up to non-forum members contacting me, i'll have to have all my scripts in place and as much automated as possible so that i can create accounts / do withdrawals with 1 click, etc.

bitcoind won't be part of this site... any signup form would draw from a database that's been pre-populated with off-server addresses.

I imagine the goal is for him to be able to look at the list of requested withdrawals, see that they look reasonable, and click something to submit them to the computer that actually has the ability to make the payments.

I agree.. that is my understanding as well... I just want to clarify that there is no bitcoind or way for a hack to bitcoinmax to get our actual coins.

[Valalvax]

Hey, just noticed the site only displays up to 4 weeks worth of transactions? Any reason for this rather limiting limitation?