Topic: [Auction] MoneyPot.com is for sale! (Read 7477 times)
so who owns it now? lol=P
Still sticking with my guns that this is all going to tie back into a scam.
what make you think that?
Still sticking with my guns that this is all going to tie back into a scam.
who is offering 100 bitcoins for the site?
Congratulations on the successful auction & sale of the site. You brought a good thing to the community in the form of an original concept gambling game. The reason you had to sell it was pretty shitty- threats and attempted extortion from some asshole, but at least you walked away from it with a decent sum. I wish you the best of luck with all of your future ventures, and don't be a stranger to the BitcoinTalk community (we can always use more people on the lookout to expose scam sites).
-snarlpill
-snarlpill
Only 15 minutes left, current best bid of 100 BTC. Please bid 110 or more if you're interested. Any bid from now until close will be considered a 'snipe' and I will extend the auction.
If no further bids are placed, I will ask the owner of 1KpBnBAdSH4fqns41aefiWmKmJ2DTRn1j3 to please sign a message, either here or to both me and Doog -- and you are the lucky winner!
If no further bids are placed, I will ask the owner of 1KpBnBAdSH4fqns41aefiWmKmJ2DTRn1j3 to please sign a message, either here or to both me and Doog -- and you are the lucky winner!
I've returned the three losing bids:
Sent 39.68800000 to 1KEM38fgiDaLeEXQdmtHfdbPDJzQrArehD. Transaction ID: 5d8ceeb33c0aaa3e9281ef1a1e0a395abda64ee60db29f17bd57342abbf0f0f6.
Sent 4.40960000 to 1NJbaU9e7Zo3yKXVrm7Ts9c6gpF8CZXSPc. Transaction ID: c995874dfd3df7c6a8c69253d93378c28a773b85c60ae3603bcc86c0a0ebc6f0.
Sent 19.99990000 to 1HsiZqccxnt6SZNU183G9CLKBxH2XMeoRK. Transaction ID: 367ce4e78ea9db6fcab85c75b8eff98613a19d733c5da01523cdb568e93ffba3.
I'll release the coins to Eric when I get a signed message from the 1KpBnBAdSH4fqns41aefiWmKmJ2DTRn1j3 address saying that they have received all relevant credentials from Eric.
Only 15 minutes left, current best bid of 100 BTC. Please bid 110 or more if you're interested. Any bid from now until close will be considered a 'snipe' and I will extend the auction.
If no further bids are placed, I will ask the owner of 1KpBnBAdSH4fqns41aefiWmKmJ2DTRn1j3 to please sign a message, either here or to both me and Doog -- and you are the lucky winner!
If no further bids are placed, I will ask the owner of 1KpBnBAdSH4fqns41aefiWmKmJ2DTRn1j3 to please sign a message, either here or to both me and Doog -- and you are the lucky winner!
Less than 24 hours left.
This is why we can't have nice things.
Was moneypot nice? I thought it was a shitty ass game.
100 BTC bid ;p. Looks like someone is really interested.
doog, I know you've probably not had to escrow so many transactions before, but some friendly advice if you choose to continue doing it: use a fresh cold address for every new contract, used or unused. I have several that never happened, they stay empty because I just use a new address for a new contract.
did i just see a bid of over 36btc and then a flat 100btc?
are those legit or more just dice coins?
are those legit or more just dice coins?
Dooglus made well over 1000BTC from commissions from running his Just-Dice site, I dont think anyone is worried about him running off with the auction bids
There were getting to be too many coins in the Just-Dice hot wallet, so I've moved 200 of them off the server.
I definitely should have specified those terms in the original post, but as I can not edit it -- would it be overly burdensome to refund the losing bids prior to the end of the auction? If prior to a refunding happening, multiple bids come from the send 1st ending address they can be treated as a single bid. I'd hate for people to be mislead by what i wrote on the first page, unless they read an amendment on page three (although really, I'm not sure they should be bidding if they can't get through three pages..)
I'm not particularly set on doing it the way I said, it just seems like the only way that makes sense. No bid is a losing bid until the auction is over.
The auction is only for a week (or so, possibly a little longer if we need to deal with last minute 'snipes') so it's not like we're tying anyone's coins up for very long, and refunding all losing bets at once makes it a lot easier to keep track of what coins are going where.
I should also mention that the auction address is an address in the Just-Dice hot wallet. There's a chance that the coins will move before the auction ends, due to old Just-Dice investors withdrawing their coins (it has been months I know, but some people are still only just realising that the site is no longer accepting bets). I have more coins in offline storage so don't worry if it looks like I'm spending the auction bids!
sounds legit ! lol
Dooglus made well over 1000BTC from commissions from running his Just-Dice site, I dont think anyone is worried about him running off with the auction bids
I definitely should have specified those terms in the original post, but as I can not edit it -- would it be overly burdensome to refund the losing bids prior to the end of the auction? If prior to a refunding happening, multiple bids come from the send 1st ending address they can be treated as a single bid. I'd hate for people to be mislead by what i wrote on the first page, unless they read an amendment on page three (although really, I'm not sure they should be bidding if they can't get through three pages..)
I'm not particularly set on doing it the way I said, it just seems like the only way that makes sense. No bid is a losing bid until the auction is over.
The auction is only for a week (or so, possibly a little longer if we need to deal with last minute 'snipes') so it's not like we're tying anyone's coins up for very long, and refunding all losing bets at once makes it a lot easier to keep track of what coins are going where.
I should also mention that the auction address is an address in the Just-Dice hot wallet. There's a chance that the coins will move before the auction ends, due to old Just-Dice investors withdrawing their coins (it has been months I know, but some people are still only just realising that the site is no longer accepting bets). I have more coins in offline storage so don't worry if it looks like I'm spending the auction bids!
sounds legit ! lol
I definitely should have specified those terms in the original post, but as I can not edit it -- would it be overly burdensome to refund the losing bids prior to the end of the auction? If prior to a refunding happening, multiple bids come from the send 1st ending address they can be treated as a single bid. I'd hate for people to be mislead by what i wrote on the first page, unless they read an amendment on page three (although really, I'm not sure they should be bidding if they can't get through three pages..)
I'm not particularly set on doing it the way I said, it just seems like the only way that makes sense. No bid is a losing bid until the auction is over.
The auction is only for a week (or so, possibly a little longer if we need to deal with last minute 'snipes') so it's not like we're tying anyone's coins up for very long, and refunding all losing bets at once makes it a lot easier to keep track of what coins are going where.
I should also mention that the auction address is an address in the Just-Dice hot wallet. There's a chance that the coins will move before the auction ends, due to old Just-Dice investors withdrawing their coins (it has been months I know, but some people are still only just realising that the site is no longer accepting bets). I have more coins in offline storage so don't worry if it looks like I'm spending the auction bids!
http://blockchain.info/address/14vaf3D63XpfqEbM3LM8pMNB7mNoX4Xrd7
Interesting. Seems you got a buyer. Good luck new owner!
Interesting. Seems you got a buyer. Good luck new owner!
Note that I won't return any bids until the auction is over, and I will sum all bids from each sending address (only the first input of each transaction is to be considered "the sending address", so use coin-control to make sure all your bids come from the same place). The 4 BTC bid could be increased and end up winning, so I'll wait until the end before returning anything.
I definitely should have specified those terms in the original post, but as I can not edit it -- would it be overly burdensome to refund the losing bids prior to the end of the auction? If prior to a refunding happening, multiple bids come from the send 1st ending address they can be treated as a single bid. I'd hate for people to be mislead by what i wrote on the first page, unless they read an amendment on page three (although really, I'm not sure they should be bidding if they can't get through three pages..)
To anyone bidding, please read the rules and make sure you are bidding at least 10% more than the previous bid. The bid of 4 BTC is too low to be accepted, and will be returned to sender.
Note that I won't return any bids until the auction is over, and I will sum all bids from each sending address (only the first input of each transaction is to be considered "the sending address", so use coin-control to make sure all your bids come from the same place). The 4 BTC bid could be increased and end up winning, so I'll wait until the end before returning anything.
To anyone bidding, please read the rules and make sure you are bidding at least 10% more than the previous bid. The bid of 4 BTC is too low to be accepted, and will be returned to sender.
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