Topic: BitCrate (domain and source code) - page 2. (Read 3476 times)
It seems that there is a forum-wide time, which users can optionally adjust to fit their local time (not during the registration.) So people who adjusted it had the "wrong" time.
Yes, the auction would be closed June 26th forum time, although I should have elaborated on that.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
You better get other way to set the timezone as there is no such thing as forum time. Forum time is dependent on the timezone each user sets at registration or on their profile settings
Yes, the auction would be closed June 26th forum time, although I should have elaborated on that.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
You better get other way to set the timezone as there is no such thing as forum time. Forum time is dependent on the timezone each user sets at registration or on their profile settings
Yes, the auction would be closed June 26th forum time, although I should have elaborated on that.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
What thats not fair..... I was willing to go up to 30 BTC. Oh well.
Yes, the auction would be closed June 26th forum time, although I should have elaborated on that.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
Since the last reply before June 26th was from mark_logan, his 15 BTC bid has won the auction.
17 btc
16 BTC
Are you calling it at Midnight "Forum time" or otherwise?
15 BTC
The auction will be over soon, hurry up if you still want to join in!
10 BTC
Can you share any more details?
e.g., how many visits, how much were the ads bringing in, etc.?
The site has gotten 51440 unique visits and 91919 page hits in total since when I changed the host back on April 18th 2012. In May the amount of daily visitors was approximately 669, in June it was 805.e.g., how many visits, how much were the ads bringing in, etc.?
The ad revenue was pretty unstable and varied a lot.
Operation Fabulous ad was most of the time 0.05 BTC per day, although sometimes it would be as high as 0.50 BTC per day. Daily revenue from Bitcoin Advertisers was often between 0.10-0.20 BTC per day. Anonymous Ads got me little revenue, with daily revenue around one bitcent in most cases. Solve Media (the ad CAPTCHA) had an eCPM of anything between $5-20 when I started out, but it dropped to around $1 eCPM after the first few weeks. All in all I've made about $90 in total during the whole run, although the large majority of the revenue was made in the first few weeks.
Because of this, you'll probably have to adjust the payouts every now and then due to the fluctuating ad revenue, unless you use a different an advertising method.
8 BTC
Can you share any more details?
e.g., how many visits, how much were the ads bringing in, etc.?
e.g., how many visits, how much were the ads bringing in, etc.?
6 BTC 
5 BTC 
I'm selling the bitcrate.net domain and the source code for the site.
The site is coded in PHP w/ MySQL. I'll include a database backup of the existing site if you wish so.
The bidding starts at 4 BTC.
The auction ends at June 26th 2012.
Post in this thread or PM me if you have any questions regarding the site or this auction.
The site is coded in PHP w/ MySQL. I'll include a database backup of the existing site if you wish so.
The bidding starts at 4 BTC.
The auction ends at June 26th 2012.
Post in this thread or PM me if you have any questions regarding the site or this auction.
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