Topic: [ANN] Max Keiser's website PirateMyFilm.com now accepts ONLY Bitcoins! - page 5. (Read 11051 times)

Thanks guys!  Let's show max the power behind the bitcoin community.

I reserved the max earlier today: $25

YES!!! Great job Max + Bit-Pay!

they probably should remove the big paypal banner advertisement  up top 

I reserved a share a too but I must say that the site is very badly designed 

How does one exclude the other?

Reserved a share, but I have to say I don't really understand the PMF site. I'm just interested in the "screw" project so I don't feel like figuring everything out. How do I pay for my share?

Fixed, thanks!

The link should be

http://www.piratemyfilm.com/projects/304

You should fix that link

Guys Max is getting anxious, I just got tihs email from him

we need bitcoin people to signup and reserve shares in 'screw'

or, we go with paypal and try again with bitcoin next time... ?

Please go to http://www.piratemyfilm.com/projects/304 and reserve shares in this video project.  The cost is as little as $5 and you can pay with bitcoin!

One of these days maybe, just maybe, Bit-pay will do something slightly less than awesome...

+1

We are working on this now.  He needs instructions for his producers to setup to accept bitcoins, and for users to get them.  We will mention BitInstant

The real advantage lies with those who do not have a credit card or Paypal account. The real choice here is not between $4.95 via Bitcoin / Bit-Pay or $4.55 via Paypal but rather between $4.95 via Bitcoin / Bit-Pay and no sale.

Baller.

PMF needs the "Bitcoin Accepted Here" badge on there somewhere. That's one of the most important things for people to start seeing on websites. Also make sure the FAQ or How it Works description of the process mentions Bitcoin as a payment option.

Great work!

You can just give your coins to me, I will be more frugal with them.  I promise.

Nice job Bit-Pay, this is the sort of stuff that needs to happen if BTC is going to move out of the internet dark corners into the mainstream mind.

5 shares in Screw Banks 

Now I take it I just have to wait for an email telling me its time to pay up.

Awsome stuff btw.

The Campaign with Max Keiser begins now.

Max's developers have successfully integrated Bit-Pay as a payment option in parallel to PayPal, to accept bitcoins for any project listed on http://piratemyfilm.com
  
On their site, using the two options side-by-side, Bit-Pay is FAR superior to PayPal.  Max will be promoting bitcoins heavily now that his own site is using them, and using them very well.

The first project to accept bitcoins will be our "Screw Banks" animated video and radio spot.

Here is the project listed on PMF:  http://www.piratemyfilm.com/projects/304

Pledge as little as $5 to help get this project produced!

Here's a little pricing comparison.  

For a $5 sale, Paypal takes 30 cents plus 3%, so the producer only gets $4.55.
Using Bit-Pay, the producer gets $4.95.  The nickel comes to Bit-Pay.

Technically, the Bit-Pay solution is also superior to PayPal.  Our callbacks have been integrated on the PMF back-end to mark payments as paid. PayPal will not give Max this capability.  PayPal has the capability, they just will not let Max use it.  No wonder in max's email to me he says  "i f******* hate paypal"

The way PMF works is you pledge a donation.  You only pay when the project is 100% committed and greenlit, then everyone who pledged can pay their donation.

It's a neat site, Max promotes it heavily, and now he will be promoting Bitcoin with it.

EDIT: We actually developed a new feature at Bit-Pay to make the payments easier.  You can now do a POST request to Bit-Pay to generate an invoice by just supplying your email address.  This is not sending bitcoins to an email address, this is posting to our server to create an invoice, using your account email as identification.

Any producer at PMF can now simply enter their email address (that is their registered merchant account at Bit-Pay) and PMF will enable their project to accept bitcoins.  That's it!

UPDATE:  PirateMyFilm has dumped PayPal and gone 100% bitcoin!  I have made this short video to show how the producers that list projects on PMF can get setup to accept bitcoins.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCmeixJEsOE