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Topic: Bitcoin Businesses and Developers, Let's Get Started! - page 87. (Read 306636 times)

newbie
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Im a web developer, and trying to figure out how to get around the strict exchange rate laws in my country in order to purchase and exchange bitcoins within the country at the very least.
member
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Mine hard!
I must say I absolutely love the enthusiasm here! Thanks to all those small businesses entering the world of BitCoin! I'll be sure to check you all out.
member
Activity: 294
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Panama offers many financial and legal protections in a stable environment.  Look into it, we're taking any btc services elsewhere though.
newbie
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I have several investors that are looking to create a new exchange.  Is this a worthwhile endeavor or is MTGOX the only exchange that is necessary at this time.

The more exchanges the better, if you ask me. I want to start a local exchange, though, and then move to an online exchange later on.
newbie
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The Bitchef can provide a variety of fine foods, culinary materials and more. We are based in the Mediterranean and interested in trading food for digital currencies.

I would like to post a few introductory offers in the Marketplace in the next few days.
member
Activity: 70
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I have several investors that are looking to create a new exchange.  Is this a worthwhile endeavor or is MTGOX the only exchange that is necessary at this time.
full member
Activity: 155
Merit: 100
I'm curious. What about Panama's legal system attracted you to it?
newbie
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Hey guys, I am a website designer and SEO specialist, I will take payment via BTC if anyone offers Smiley

BeeBuilt.com is my site, we are not launched that long, though I have been in the online marketing business several years now.
newbie
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<--- hi, 15 yr developer here

my latest project is http://coinwidget.com , a customizable bitcoin donation button widget with counter, i'm looking to contribute my skills and time to produce more widgets for the bitcoin community 
member
Activity: 294
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Hi,

I'm one of the owners at Rethink Networks, we're a top ranking SEO and internet marketing firm.  We currently rank #3 nationally for "SEO Quote" , and #4 for "SEO Service".  Prior to offering our marketing services commercially, we've been utilizing it internally for own businesses for nearly a decade.  

We have established businesses in adult, drugs (legally, nothing shady like pharma) ,  mortgages, financial planning and a huge affiliate network.   I love expansion, and providing a helpful, intelligent service more than anything.

We also own a network of video game services sites, that are run and managed by US citizens (Panama for legal purposes),  rather than underpaid, overworked Chinese sweatshops.   That's what initially had me interested in BTC a few years ago,  offering it as a checkout option on our gaming sites, which also rank very high for their respective game keywords.   With BitPay I see that opportunity, so I'm looking to have that worked into a properly converting checkout.

So that's progressive and should be fun. We will offer BTC to the MMO gaming audience in a crisp and organized way, and we'll also be offering additional incentives for people paying in BTC.


My real interest though is in getting a proper farm established so we can generate BTC and start offering services to the community specifically.  There's always room for an exchange with proper service and CS skills,  but the legal hurdles have me a bit hesitant for that.  

We're thinking Casino, and Sportsbook,  which is a model we already had built prior to BTC taking center stage as it has done.  But that is done a million times already as well, so not too exciting.


What do you , as bitcoin enthusiats, want to see? What type of services do you want offered to you, or for bitcoin ?


Anywho, so that's who I am, and that's what we do.  If any of you are looking for internet marketing advice,  please feel free to PM me or email me it's ryan AT rethinknetworks DOT com.  My skype is also my username. Please say where you came from so I accept it Smiley


I'll probably be copy pasting this into my "Buying Avalon ASICs, not preorders" thread once I'm allowed Tongue  Which if anyone has ASICs for sale, US or internationally, please let me know!

I feel like I'm late to the party, but I look forward to getting to know this community and its goals very well!

Ryan    
newbie
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I would love to get out of here.
newbie
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I have past experience with python, and i think about opening some web services for litecoin
newbie
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I'd call myself a developer but I haven't developed much recently.

Looking to fine-tune my web and software development skills this year.

Will look to accept Bitcoins in exchange for my services soon.
newbie
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iOS iPhone/iPad and web-based database developer here (Java, MySQL, jQuery, CSS, HTML).

I've been freelancing full time for almost 10 years and would love to get more involved with BTC, mainly by offering my development services for BTC!

Thanks,

Tom
newbie
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I don't get that bitfair site.

Bet on the horses big race the Grand National this Saturday UK. Football now added for this Saturday.

Winnings and Refunds sent to paying address.

Name is a play on a rather large betting exchange hint hint!!
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
Hi, I'm a developer & business guy; I've got access to the new Leap Motion SDK and after running a start up for 5 years I am currently looking into the next big thing I can start developing. I've got a couple of ideas flying around; and also a nice android game prototype which could be the next Angry Birds, with some luck! I'm definitely well impressed by bitcoins and will look how I can tie them into my plan for the next 3 years, for now, I am just day trading them, lots of fun!
newbie
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I have a shoes e-shop and i'd love to accept bitcoins but nobody use them in Italy now.

Bitcoin is global Grin

But why would anyone import something like shoes?  Roll Eyes
hero member
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I have a shoes e-shop and i'd love to accept bitcoins but nobody use them in Italy now.

Bitcoin is global Grin
newbie
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Nobody really has any idea what bitcoins are around here still.

Only a few lucky ones. Cheesy
newbie
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I sometimes ask if a shop takes bitcoins and very seldom does the person know what I am talking about. I think making the digital signature that is a bitcoin easier to transfer inter personally is the most important step. Physical impacts mind more than letters on a screen. A physical transfer of btc in perhaps cheap 128k flash drives that are nearly disposable with wallets containing any amount that could be purchased at kiosks/redbox's with some form of confirmation.
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