Topic: Bitmit - Bitcoin shopping mall - Bitcoin market place - Bitcoin auction house - page 54. (Read 142492 times)

Please try again. I were uploading new files which might have caused the error at your side. Overlapping fixed.

Broken:
item sell form

At the first try it didn't work. The spinner stopped spinning and no link worked anymore. Guess some JS ran amok. I closed the window, started my JS dev console and opened it again. This time it worked sort of. It was slow and the console complained about a missing
Default non-BTC! Very good

(Please allow me to pick the shipping costs I used on prior sales. I is the spot where I end up loosing the most pointless time usually.

Opening the category "money" failed silently:
(2nd try it was super slow but worked )

It's irritating to sometimes have it spin to open a sub-cat which fails silently (slow) and sometimes have it wait for the server to tell it there is no sup cat. Maybe you should let the client know if the cat is a leaf or a node in your cat tree.

The use as thumbnail in the image upload overlaps with images and … well, look for yourself:


You might have the payment options in as a teaser but having an option group with just one option is weird.

Now saving fails with an internal server error:
I unchecked the payment option, so maybe this was me messing around with your code.

Edit:
And again an internal server error. This time I uploaded 4 photos and clicked submit. The photos included one too big photo and one corrupt jpg.
The client should enable the submit button on a timeout, shouldn't it?

New:
Redesigned item sell form

New:
CSV Import & Export
https://www.bitmit.net/en/api/csvDoc.php

You may need to export your items again because we did some changes.

Yes, currently the main currency of Bm is Bitcoin. Therefore, if the price is given in a fiat currency, it will be converted to Bitcoin (rounded to 3 decimals) and from this value we calculate the displayed fiat price (eventually back to the original currency) in users default fiat currency. If the current value of 0.111 BTC is 7.01 USD but we show 6.99 it would be wrong of course.

In near future this will be changed so prices are displayed in the default selling currency of the seller by default and we may raise the bitcoin decimals to 4.

Of course this rounded price should not be used for the csv export. This has to be fixed. Fixed. Thx for the hint.

Great, it's working now!

You have a slight price problem, and I've been seeing it for a while now.
Take this listing as an example: https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/18432-silver-cuff-links-1131
The price I have set for that listing is 6.99 USD, but it's displayed as 7.00 USD on the item page (and in search results). It's saved as 7.00 USD if I export it as a CSV as well. I assume there's some price conversion going on that's causing this problem.

Either your ip or email address is banned. Please pm your username, mail and ip and I will investigate and let you know.


No more, there was a problem with the script. Please clear your cache and try again. I tested it with your items and it worked fine now A user manual for the csv import/export feature will follow.

Same here.

Hi, I tried your suggestions and still the exact same thing for me.  Reloads main page like nothing ever happened when I try to register.

As far as I can remember, I've never registered an account before at bitmit, and am not using a proxy or TOR.

Any other ideas for me?  I'd really like to try to buy something!

Is there a set limit to how many items can be exported to CSV in one go? I'm trying to export all of my items, but I get an empty response. If I export just a few items it works fine.

Please clear your cache and cookies and try again. This is really the exception because we block banned users to re-register on our site. Another reason you mgiht get banned is when you try to register more then 4 accounts within a short timeframe. Sometimes banned users public proxies like TOR and so other might users get banned as well. The banned ip table is flushed from time to time so please try it again now. You don't have to worry that we block out users and your advertising becomes unprofitable.


Hi. Yes, go to your sell area. Now you can see checkboxes next to your items (when you are in "sold" you have to expand orders with multiply items by clicking the "+" left next to the order name). Then click the gear on the right and click "Export to CSV"

It is a cool site but I  trust it is not "the worlds biggest Bitcoin market place" as it is stated there.
And instead of making the need to exchange smaller, let us work on making btc top conventional currency :-)

Hello,

I cannot locate the link that allows one to export to a CSV file.  Is it live?  Looking forward to the import feature...

Best regards.

How about users being allowed to take non-escrow (aka immediately charged to the merchants account) to the extent of x% of all their prior turn-over from the start? This x could be as low as 1% but after some time, this 1% could mean most of a users sales but would also make scammers very very unlikely. Some offer free post cards now, which gives them many good ratings for essentially nothing which could fool users (and you) into trusting them. Scammers only profit if they get more out of the scam than they would get out of regular business the next 2 months. With 1% you could even "insure" your clients against fraud through your normal fees assuming only a small fraction takes the scammer-exit.

Edit: Make sure you take the $$ value and not the ɃɃ value for this as else some early one book seller might get tempted to snap a million $ later on

I have similar problem when I try to test the affiliate link (registered for my company). When I try to sign up to bitmit, I fill the form and press "Register now", it just refreshes the page without any notice. When I do it again, it shows an error: Sorry, registration is currently disabled. Please try again later (User not allowed).

It's rather frustrating. My company invested ~1 btc in advertising Bitmit to earn via referral program, but I can't test it and probably many users we refer have the same problem

Apologies if this is not the support thread, but couldn't find any other:

I cannot sign up.

I fill in all the sign up details, click "Sign Up", and it just returns the main page.  (With me not signed in.)  Try to Log In, user/pw not recognized.  No emails or verification sent to my address.

Help, I want to buy something.

Thanks!

When someone has lots of good feedback like you e.g. and one (probably new) buyer claims that he has not received the good we will likely release the Coins to you (especially on unregistered world wide orders). It depends from case to case but mostly escrow problems can be solved very quickly and so far there was no single case we had to left the Bitcoins stuck in escrow. I hope we can continue with such "squishy" escrow rules because it works very well how we handle it. But this question must be answered by our lawyer now.

However, you can also deactivate escrow but then you might get less orders. I have thought about that and one solution can be to introduce a "certified bitmit merchant" status in order to build trust. Such a status can ensure that the seller is a legally registered vendor and has already build good reputation on Bitmit. Another benefit of such a status is that users could have the option to only browse offers from these merchants (like a button that switches from bitmit "ebay" to bitmit "amazon")


Thx for your contribution! I hope you enjoyed your vacation Currently users dont have an option to create shops. I first want to give regular users some more freedom to modify the user page. I will take this into account but personally I like it more when one user account can only be applied to one person/business entity.

Good news: We are currently preparing our business start. Our incorporation should be completed in about 4 weeks and I am looking forward to our first press release and introduction to the community.

Site update:
CSV export is already online. Import function will follow

I think Bimit should also take feedback into account in some circumstances. For example, someone with 100 high value transactions and perfect feedback disagrees with a person who signed up 2 days ago with 0 feedback. I'm not saying it should be the deciding factor, but should be considered. I believe at this point Tosaki is manually handling problems on a case by case basis (correct me if I'm wrong). I would say this is preferable as long as it's feasible. You can't beat a system if you can't predict how it will work.

Yep. Good point. I had the same thoughts when I ordered one of your lasers
I assumed that it is bitmit's sole decision how to proceed and assumed that it would side with the party that has references vs. the party that has no or bad references. In the case of a draw it would send the money to some non-profit organisation. Manual handling is what bitmit is charging for, so things should depend.

I'm thinking about approaching small shops offering them some extra sales if they handle the shipping for me. I put their stuff online on bitmit. They tell me prices, stocks, shipping costs and shipping times and I generate sales for them.

I don't want to mix shops though. I don't want to have several logins neither. Any thoughts on how to enable shops within an account?
So user/Giszmo could have sub-pages user/Giszmo/shop/ElectronicsFrankfurt and user/Giszmo/shop/DeliciousFoodBerlin.
Users browsing my FoodBerlin stuff should see FoodBerlin stuff first and then be linked to ElectronicsFrankfurt if they are interested in what else I'm selling.

Do you have a problem with the multi-login-approach?