The site's fully automatic
Topic: :: bitlockr - automated item distribution platform - sell anything 7x24, instant (Read 2604 times)
December 17, 2012, 12:16:13 AM
Just a small bump
The site's fully automatic
The site's fully automatic
December 11, 2012, 05:09:05 PM
3. It is my domain name
My english, I was referring to domain for the app, like bitlocker.*
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4. Implemented! IDs are no longer sequential.
Cool, but a hash or no numeric id would be even better . Imagine a consumable private sale agreement (example: a invitation code). If before the client buy, someone loops through all the id, could spoil my sale and the item go to the wrong handsQuote
When someone buys the item, you'll receive the payment (minus fees) within 24 hours.
Why such a large margin?
Would be nice :
Address validation on field "Your wallet"
Don't empty the form if you make a mistake.
1. 24 hours is now instant. Haven't updated the page yet since I'm typing on my iPad, and I'm not sure why I had the 24 hr clause in the first place
I think passwords would be much better for your situation which I'll implement
And for address validation, I wanted to do it but it seems addresses can have many quirks like different lengths.. I'll look for a tested regex or something.
December 11, 2012, 08:13:49 AM
3. It is my domain name
My english, I was referring to domain for the app, like bitlocker.*
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4. Implemented! IDs are no longer sequential.
Cool, but a hash or no numeric id would be even better . Imagine a consumable private sale agreement (example: a invitation code). If before the client buy, someone loops through all the id, could spoil my sale and the item go to the wrong handsQuote
When someone buys the item, you'll receive the payment (minus fees) within 24 hours.
Why such a large margin?
Would be nice :
Address validation on field "Your wallet"
Don't empty the form if you make a mistake.
December 11, 2012, 05:20:22 AM
A few clarifications:
1. I cannot reveal when the doublespend protection kicks in and what factors it consider, as that will make it easier for people to doublespend. Please keep in mind I get nothing of the 1.5%.
2. How the anonymous payment / double spend protection works is that blockchain.info notifies and confirms with us in the next block. If the user double spends, blockchain.info still pays bitlockr, which then pays you.
3. It is my domain name
4. Implemented! IDs are no longer sequential.
Thanks to everyone who asked questions / offered feedback so far!
1. I cannot reveal when the doublespend protection kicks in and what factors it consider, as that will make it easier for people to doublespend. Please keep in mind I get nothing of the 1.5%.
2. How the anonymous payment / double spend protection works is that blockchain.info notifies and confirms with us in the next block. If the user double spends, blockchain.info still pays bitlockr, which then pays you.
3. It is my domain name
4. Implemented! IDs are no longer sequential.
Thanks to everyone who asked questions / offered feedback so far!
December 11, 2012, 03:43:38 AM
Cmon - nobody interested?
Maybe...
With your own domain
Some visual improvement in messages returned for "check if payment is made."
Complex IDs, not sequential.
A code that allows you to remove/modify the offer and consult download counters.
December 11, 2012, 03:37:28 AM
When exactly does "Blockchain.info's double spend protection fee of 1.5%" kick in?
http://ca3.cc/bitlockr/item.php?id=4
http://ca3.cc/bitlockr/item.php?id=4
The fact is that not very clear to me neither.
http://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
http://blockchain.info/es/wallet/send-anonymously
If you put an item at 500BTC, the platform accepts it with 0 confirmations, but then blockchain.info does not pay to admin until 6 confirmations. So ... if I double spending I successfully stolen your item? and the admin will have to pay your 500BTC?
December 11, 2012, 03:07:37 AM
When exactly does "Blockchain.info's double spend protection fee of 1.5%" kick in?
http://ca3.cc/bitlockr/item.php?id=4
http://ca3.cc/bitlockr/item.php?id=4
December 11, 2012, 02:39:44 AM
Cmon - nobody interested?
December 10, 2012, 12:41:04 AM
I like the concept;)
Although not store anything, there is no possibility that you could get in trouble for distribution of illegal content links?
Thanks! Although not store anything, there is no possibility that you could get in trouble for distribution of illegal content links?
Since I am not offering the content, merely links to it, it would be up to the site hosting it to bear the liability (and to remove it when notified). For example, let's says someone uploads child porn onto mediafire. The police doesn't try prosecute google for indexing the mediafire link, the police tells mediafire to take the file down.
I'm also planning a serial number system - say you're an indie game dev, we handle key generation, verification and distribution for you.
December 10, 2012, 12:05:40 AM
I like the concept;)
Although not store anything, there is no possibility that you could get in trouble for distribution of illegal content links?
Although not store anything, there is no possibility that you could get in trouble for distribution of illegal content links?
December 09, 2012, 11:43:39 PM
UPDATE: bitlockr has now changed hands to x0Jakeyboy0x - thanks for everyone who used it! If you had a item pending, it'll be there on the new site.
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