Topic: Bitmit - Bitcoin shopping mall - Bitcoin market place - Bitcoin auction house - page 43. (Read 142492 times)

I just got this www.mybitcoin.com feeling that came over me so I tried to log in to www.bitmit.net -  seems like I just know how to pick them, bye bye Bitcoin!

still no word on the downtime?

+1

I'd love to see a subdomain feature. like name.bitmit.net or even better, a way to point a domain to it

you are a fucking idiot (I know from other threads, too) and I don't use this term lightly.

go home and smoke a bong or whatever.

it's this piker right here wow i scrolled up didn't see him before NYC;)




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KDrnCYztmg

****LIVE REPORT 7/4/2013 ====>

https://www.bitmit.net/en/user/benten23

^^^^^^^^^^^hacker extraordinaire using your http://bitmit.net/en/ site to launch attacks NYC;)

Personally the longer it takes Bitmit to morph into eBay II the better. Obviously you can recognise dodgy listings so I suggest you simply refrain from bidding on them.

I swear to god this shit is down like 50% of the time.

We need it in PHP. If it can't be done with pure regular expression we might combine it with a less strict regular expression + a bitcoin address validation we already have so we don't get any false positives.

12x12 is quite small I think. Of course a non-text icon would be neat but I think it is hard to find one that makes it really clear. It would be nice if we can put the icons next to each other in one line. Line-height would look good I think

Are you looking for a 12x12 icon (or something of that size), or a larger graphic that can be used as is, as well as scaled down to 12x12?

We refund buyers:
- If seller has not viewed the order
- If seller has not set the order status to shipped and does not respond within 48 hours after we have prompted him to reply
- If buyer requests automatic release and seller does not deny within 7 days
- If we have clear evidence or strongly assume that the seller acts fraudulent

We release bitcoins to the seller:
- If the tracking id says that the package were received and buyer disappears / does not reply anymore after a time frame of 48hours after we prompted him to reply
- If the seller requests automatic release and buyer does not deny within 7 days
- If we have clear evidence or strongly assume that the buyer is a scammer or acts fraudulent

We are always taking many other factors into account we don't want to make public. You can be sure that this process is not based on arbitrary decisions. Feedback of our users should have made this clear, too. If the dispute case is unclear and we really cannot identify who is in right we would not release the btcs to anyone of course but that's not our goal.

[Bitmit bounties]

Best solution wins.

Graphic: Create a nice "instant delivery" and "free shipping" icon - 0.3 BTC
- It should fit to the specific item page and to the item listing preview (e.g. https://www.bitmit.net/zh-cn/local)
- File type: Vector svg type or gimp image so we are able to update the text to various translations
- Should fit to the current Bitmit style of course

Coding: Regular expression for bitcoin address - 0.3 BTC
We need a regular expression to be able to detect bitcoin addresses in messages and item listings. (So we are able to detect fraudulent activities which try to avoid the escrow system).

tosaki I miss a word from you regarding the doubts in escrow dinogenes stated over and over. You as a service provider have to make clear how you will deal with escrow. If it is not 100% sure that in cases where there is no doubt I shipped the good, you will side with me, what would escrow be good for?

good to know your service is deemed worthy to DDOS

Guess your margins are enough to counter it and hope you are back soon. … uhm, here you are very online.

thanks for the info

Bitmit is currently facing a DDOS attack.

As soon as you stop being a Nazi here …

I see Bitcoin as a way to get banking to the less fortunate 99% of the world population and classifying somebody as a scammer for living on the wrong continent is what I want to question here.

So the coins are in escrow? What's your problem? How could he scam you out of these coins if they are in escrow? If you think this is to launder some stolen funds (is he buying stuff that can be turned into cash easily? gold or dollars maybe?) you may invite bitmit to check the origin of the funds for some known frauds and while this would still be racist, your trade partner wouldn't need to know about it but as I said before, these coins are at bitmit regardless of the escrow being released to your Nigger or being paid to you as the release from escrow will not happen with the exact same coins.

FYI: Nigeria has 170 million citizens. Also you might want to read about this.

I did so and until now there is, surprise surprise, no answer. I think the case is clearly.

Yes, actually i did it that way.

http://i.imgur.com/etrQ4OY.png Calm down.
It seems you suffer from a overdose of rage against the machine.
(great band in the old days, but audioslave is fine too)

In case you are new to the internet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_scam


In relation to the link above, i think my concerns are legitimate.
I also sent him a link to my profile from another electronic marketplace with 100% positive feedback.
He could send me a message there for verification...

Anyway, as it seems (no answer), it was a scammer and i won't explain this furthermore.
Be a angry kid elsewhere.

https://www.bitmit.net/en/service/data
Privacy tab
Tried fiddling with that?

There seems to be a bug in bitmit.  Why is it I see listings from 5,000 km away when I am in "Local Listings"?   

PM me and I'll give you more details.