BitMiles now officially added to Briehost. See https://www.briehost.com/knowledgebase/464/BitMiles-BTMi.html
Exciting week ahead of us
Keep your eyes on this thread.
Topic: [ANN]BitMiles (BTMi) Launched - First Cryptogenic Frequent-Flyer Miles - page 6. (Read 49469 times)
January 04, 2015, 11:32:49 PM
Hey guys
BitMiles now officially added to Briehost. See https://www.briehost.com/knowledgebase/464/BitMiles-BTMi.html
Exciting week ahead of us Keep your eyes on this thread.
BitMiles now officially added to Briehost. See https://www.briehost.com/knowledgebase/464/BitMiles-BTMi.html
Exciting week ahead of us
Keep your eyes on this thread. January 03, 2015, 01:54:27 AM
How about trying to get a service like Uber or Lyft to adopt this for payment or rewards? 
Great idea !! Thanks for the suggestion, siampumpkin. We will get in touch with them (as well as other alternatives to them).
As for the potential partnerships we have lined up already ... we should be hearing back from them, this coming week (Monday 5th January).
Updates will be posted here.
Hold your BTMi guys
don't sell too cheap just yet ! 
January 03, 2015, 01:04:19 AM
How about trying to get a service like Uber or Lyft to adopt this for payment or rewards?
December 31, 2014, 12:31:31 PM
BitMiles wish you all a very Happy New Year We're looking forward to seeing you on board in 2015 ✈
Happy New Years to you as well We're looking forward to seeing you on board in 2015 ✈ December 31, 2014, 12:30:03 PM
BitMiles wish you all a very Happy New Year We're looking forward to seeing you on board in 2015 ✈
We're looking forward to seeing you on board in 2015 ✈ December 31, 2014, 03:54:55 AM
BitMiles Block Explorer up and running here : http://blocks.bitmiles.org/ This (along with an additional node : 104.236.140.97) will be added to the OP
December 28, 2014, 02:17:53 PM
Hi Folks
Briehost will now be accepting BitMiles as an alternative payment method for their services. Simply get in touch with Briehost via their support tickets if you're looking to spend some BTMi with them (until we are added to their payments). This goes to show that BitMiles is a versatile digital currency that is not limited to a particular sector only! https://www.briehost.com/
In other news ...
We have been in touch with a few merchants that are interested in adding BitMiles as an alternative payment method (one of them being a travel agency and another one being a resort). We hope to wrap up a few partnerships within the next week or two. Details will be posted to this thread as we progress.
Keep an eye on BitMiles
Briehost will now be accepting BitMiles as an alternative payment method for their services. Simply get in touch with Briehost via their support tickets if you're looking to spend some BTMi with them (until we are added to their payments). This goes to show that BitMiles is a versatile digital currency that is not limited to a particular sector only! https://www.briehost.com/
In other news ...
We have been in touch with a few merchants that are interested in adding BitMiles as an alternative payment method (one of them being a travel agency and another one being a resort). We hope to wrap up a few partnerships within the next week or two. Details will be posted to this thread as we progress.
Keep an eye on BitMiles
looks nice. waiting for new partners.
December 28, 2014, 08:57:50 AM
Hi Folks
Briehost will now be accepting BitMiles as an alternative payment method for their services. Simply get in touch with Briehost via their support tickets if you're looking to spend some BTMi with them (until we are added to their payments). This goes to show that BitMiles is a versatile digital currency that is not limited to a particular sector only! https://www.briehost.com/
In other news ...
We have been in touch with a few merchants that are interested in adding BitMiles as an alternative payment method (one of them being a travel agency and another one being a resort). We hope to wrap up a few partnerships within the next week or two. Details will be posted to this thread as we progress.
Keep an eye on BitMiles
Briehost will now be accepting BitMiles as an alternative payment method for their services. Simply get in touch with Briehost via their support tickets if you're looking to spend some BTMi with them (until we are added to their payments). This goes to show that BitMiles is a versatile digital currency that is not limited to a particular sector only! https://www.briehost.com/
In other news ...
We have been in touch with a few merchants that are interested in adding BitMiles as an alternative payment method (one of them being a travel agency and another one being a resort). We hope to wrap up a few partnerships within the next week or two. Details will be posted to this thread as we progress.
Keep an eye on BitMiles
It would be nice if I can book a holiday next summer with the bitmiles i bought in the last few days, as my BA Avios points are running low
December 28, 2014, 08:54:34 AM
Hi Folks
Briehost will now be accepting BitMiles as an alternative payment method for their services. Simply get in touch with Briehost via their support tickets if you're looking to spend some BTMi with them (until we are added to their payments). This goes to show that BitMiles is a versatile digital currency that is not limited to a particular sector only! https://www.briehost.com/
In other news ...
We have been in touch with a few merchants that are interested in adding BitMiles as an alternative payment method (one of them being a travel agency and another one being a resort). We hope to wrap up a few partnerships within the next week or two. Details will be posted to this thread as we progress.
Keep an eye on BitMiles
Briehost will now be accepting BitMiles as an alternative payment method for their services. Simply get in touch with Briehost via their support tickets if you're looking to spend some BTMi with them (until we are added to their payments). This goes to show that BitMiles is a versatile digital currency that is not limited to a particular sector only! https://www.briehost.com/
In other news ...
We have been in touch with a few merchants that are interested in adding BitMiles as an alternative payment method (one of them being a travel agency and another one being a resort). We hope to wrap up a few partnerships within the next week or two. Details will be posted to this thread as we progress.
Keep an eye on BitMiles
December 28, 2014, 02:53:29 AM
Perhaps he needs some more Cryptogenic Frequent-Flyer Miles in order to make the trip.
Who doesn't?
December 27, 2014, 02:34:12 PM
Perhaps he needs some more Cryptogenic Frequent-Flyer Miles in order to make the trip.
December 27, 2014, 01:26:25 PM
December 27, 2014, 01:02:38 PM
hurry up and pump this dirt to 100 so I can never think about it again. thank you
lol, pretty much sums it up.
for all of you that think this piece of software will one day be at the pinnacle of aviations customer satisfaction: wont happen because there will never be demand from the aviation industry since frequent flyer miles are nothing more than the result of a calculation that can be done with a calculator and as such has long and wide been integrated into existing systems.
Also, frequent flyer miles are non-transferrable. Think about that.
December 27, 2014, 12:46:21 PM
another Scrypt scrap
December 27, 2014, 12:30:21 PM
hurry up and pump this dirt to 100 so I can never think about it again. thank you
December 26, 2014, 03:37:45 AM
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About 45 million coins have been DESTROYED of the premine. This occurred in transaction d6ab6f201c62c2a73981fc6f981a80742d552408bc70d53df30254a1e67a2727. This drops the premine down to a much more reasonable 5 million coins, which while still somewhat large, is no longer years worth of mining.
Still, there is a premine there even if some of it *was* destroyed. I have yet to hear good reasoning (besides scammy excuses) as to why a premine is ever really necessary now. Ditto for IPO's.
Yeah, but that is tiny! I've mined 500k myself in just a few days. Hardly obnoxious and they have already been paying out for bounties. I really don't see the issue
It is a very tiny bit. They have destroyed the majority of the primed coins and using the remaing small tiny bit that left for hosting, giveaways, etc... see no issue here. Please close this topic as it's no point to drag it anymore.
Sorry, I don't take advice from noobs with a post count of 4. (Let the sock puppetry begin)
It wasn't an advice but a statement. You don't like it no one is asking you to stay. There is 300+ other coins. Have fun.
December 25, 2014, 10:13:08 PM
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My statement still stands. While I agree that premines and ICO's are in general pretty scammy things to do, there simply isn't enough there to be much of a scam
Good. Let's stick to the current financial system and just like governments make money appear out of thin air.
December 25, 2014, 09:52:15 PM
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About 45 million coins have been DESTROYED of the premine. This occurred in transaction d6ab6f201c62c2a73981fc6f981a80742d552408bc70d53df30254a1e67a2727. This drops the premine down to a much more reasonable 5 million coins, which while still somewhat large, is no longer years worth of mining.
Still, there is a premine there even if some of it *was* destroyed. I have yet to hear good reasoning (besides scammy excuses) as to why a premine is ever really necessary now. Ditto for IPO's.
Yeah, but that is tiny! I've mined 500k myself in just a few days. Hardly obnoxious and they have already been paying out for bounties. I really don't see the issue
It is a very tiny bit. They have destroyed the majority of the primed coins and using the remaing small tiny bit that left for hosting, giveaways, etc... see no issue here. Please close this topic as it's no point to drag it anymore.
Sorry, I don't take advice from noobs with a post count of 4. (Let the sock puppetry begin)
My statement still stands. While I agree that premines and ICO's are in general pretty scammy things to do, there simply isn't enough there to be much of a scam
December 25, 2014, 08:13:43 PM
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About 45 million coins have been DESTROYED of the premine. This occurred in transaction d6ab6f201c62c2a73981fc6f981a80742d552408bc70d53df30254a1e67a2727. This drops the premine down to a much more reasonable 5 million coins, which while still somewhat large, is no longer years worth of mining.
Still, there is a premine there even if some of it *was* destroyed. I have yet to hear good reasoning (besides scammy excuses) as to why a premine is ever really necessary now. Ditto for IPO's.
Yeah, but that is tiny! I've mined 500k myself in just a few days. Hardly obnoxious and they have already been paying out for bounties. I really don't see the issue
It is a very tiny bit. They have destroyed the majority of the primed coins and using the remaing small tiny bit that left for hosting, giveaways, etc... see no issue here. Please close this topic as it's no point to drag it anymore.
Sorry, I don't take advice from noobs with a post count of 4. (Let the sock puppetry begin)
December 25, 2014, 08:02:44 PM
As soon as I read the algo is Scrypt ,I decide to quit
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