Topic: Bitmit is Closing?? - page 2. (Read 22610 times)
"Two weeks!"
No, that really was no joke or stupid PR gag. But when one door closes another opens. I will publish details regarding our solution soon.
What's the definition of soon in this context?
Yes.
cash
https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
what is DCN?
https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
what is DCN?
Quote from: https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
I'll use a Delivery Confirmation Number (DCN).
with USPS
cash
https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
what is DCN?
https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
what is DCN?
Quote from: https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
I'll use a Delivery Confirmation Number (DCN).
cash
https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
what is DCN?
I second that
https://www.bitmit.net/en/trade/i/8597-us-cash-20-usps-first-class-bubble-mailer-w-dcn-escrow
what is DCN?
tosaki,
It's a little disingenuous to make a public announcement about the closing of your site, disappointing all of your user over what seemed to be a liked and much used service, then to come back and say "Oh wait, we've figured it out, we're not really closing - New at 10:00."
Bitfloor lost hundreds of thousand of dollars, shut down to deal with the security issues and never once mentioned closing and they are back in operation.
For the sake of transparency I think you owe it to your user and the community in general to explain yourselves here.
Otherwise is looks like a publicity ploy at the expense of your users.
It's a little disingenuous to make a public announcement about the closing of your site, disappointing all of your user over what seemed to be a liked and much used service, then to come back and say "Oh wait, we've figured it out, we're not really closing - New at 10:00."
Bitfloor lost hundreds of thousand of dollars, shut down to deal with the security issues and never once mentioned closing and they are back in operation.
For the sake of transparency I think you owe it to your user and the community in general to explain yourselves here.
Otherwise is looks like a publicity ploy at the expense of your users.
I second that
tosaki,
It's a little disingenuous to make a public announcement about the closing of your site, disappointing all of your user over what seemed to be a liked and much used service, then to come back and say "Oh wait, we've figured it out, we're not really closing - New at 10:00."
Bitfloor lost hundreds of thousand of dollars, shut down to deal with the security issues and never once mentioned closing and they are back in operation.
For the sake of transparency I think you owe it to your user and the community in general to explain yourselves here.
Otherwise is looks like a publicity ploy at the expense of your users.
It's a little disingenuous to make a public announcement about the closing of your site, disappointing all of your user over what seemed to be a liked and much used service, then to come back and say "Oh wait, we've figured it out, we're not really closing - New at 10:00."
Bitfloor lost hundreds of thousand of dollars, shut down to deal with the security issues and never once mentioned closing and they are back in operation.
For the sake of transparency I think you owe it to your user and the community in general to explain yourselves here.
Otherwise is looks like a publicity ploy at the expense of your users.
It was stupid and not professional to announce the closure without figuring out the alternatives we have. As I already said we have a serious solution which will be a benefit for all of us. Informative details to this whole story and - for more transparency - background information about Bitmit will be published soon (bitcoin magazine, codinginmysleep.com).
The only fishy thing on Bitmit might be this https://www.bitmit.net/zh-cn/trade/i/3022-fishnet-stockings-black
Thanks for your support
Something fishy about this whole thing. They playing us (or somebody)??
The only fishy thing on Bitmit might be this https://www.bitmit.net/zh-cn/trade/i/3022-fishnet-stockings-black
Thanks for your support
Something fishy about this whole thing. They playing us (or somebody)??
OP should change the title.
Dear Bitmit,
I do have a question. What country are you operating from? And what were the acts prohibiting you?
Thank you
I do have a question. What country are you operating from? And what were the acts prohibiting you?
Thank you
They operate from Hong Kong and the problem seems to be with escrow.
Dear Bitmit,
I do have a question. What country are you operating from? And what were the acts prohibiting you?
Thank you
I do have a question. What country are you operating from? And what were the acts prohibiting you?
Thank you
The whole thing looks fishy
Nice, glad that bitmit is staying open. I really am interested to hear your solution.
No, that really was no joke or stupid PR gag. But when one door closes another opens. I will publish details regarding our solution soon.
Great news! You had us all worried.
Oh imagine if Silk Road was in the open. Wow.
they should do an open house day... just one day.
In general: Because you're trying to do business, and doing business as a hidden service will immediately kill most of that business.
What would happen to the trade volume of ebay if ebay.com suddenly moved to ebay(...).onion?
Even SilkRoad would (I presume) explode with traffic if it was feasible to operate securely in the clear. (Which it is not.)
Going hidden has to be an strict necessity in order to outweigh the not-so-trivial inconvenience.
What would happen to the trade volume of ebay if ebay.com suddenly moved to ebay(...).onion?
Even SilkRoad would (I presume) explode with traffic if it was feasible to operate securely in the clear. (Which it is not.)
Going hidden has to be an strict necessity in order to outweigh the not-so-trivial inconvenience.
I already thought of this, but what's more inconvenient and detrimental to trade volume than getting shut down?
Exactly. (Go open AND get shut down, OR go hidden service and stay tiny.)
This scenario is the only scenario where a hidden-service-only business model is preferable to the alternative.
In general: Because you're trying to do business, and doing business as a hidden service will immediately kill most of that business.
What would happen to the trade volume of ebay if ebay.com suddenly moved to ebay(...).onion?
Even SilkRoad would (I presume) explode with traffic if it was feasible to operate securely in the clear. (Which it is not.)
Going hidden has to be an strict necessity in order to outweigh the not-so-trivial inconvenience.
What would happen to the trade volume of ebay if ebay.com suddenly moved to ebay(...).onion?
Even SilkRoad would (I presume) explode with traffic if it was feasible to operate securely in the clear. (Which it is not.)
Going hidden has to be an strict necessity in order to outweigh the not-so-trivial inconvenience.
I already thought of this, but what's more inconvenient and detrimental to trade volume than getting shut down?
Oh imagine if Silk Road was in the open. Wow.
In general: Because you're trying to do business, and doing business as a hidden service will immediately kill most of that business.
What would happen to the trade volume of ebay if ebay.com suddenly moved to ebay(...).onion?
Even SilkRoad would (I presume) explode with traffic if it was feasible to operate securely in the clear. (Which it is not.)
Going hidden has to be an strict necessity in order to outweigh the not-so-trivial inconvenience.
What would happen to the trade volume of ebay if ebay.com suddenly moved to ebay(...).onion?
Even SilkRoad would (I presume) explode with traffic if it was feasible to operate securely in the clear. (Which it is not.)
Going hidden has to be an strict necessity in order to outweigh the not-so-trivial inconvenience.
I already thought of this, but what's more inconvenient and detrimental to trade volume than getting shut down?
I'm curious. Why operate a normal web site out in the open when you can just set up a Tor hidden service?
Just because there are sketchy sites on Tor doesn't mean your site has to be sketchy. Operating a normal internet web site just opens yourself to all manner of regulatory (and law enforcement) interference even if you're not doing anything wrong.
Just because there are sketchy sites on Tor doesn't mean your site has to be sketchy. Operating a normal internet web site just opens yourself to all manner of regulatory (and law enforcement) interference even if you're not doing anything wrong.
Because voluntarily disclosing your physical identity and location to give people more recourse in case you turn out to be a fraud is a good way to immediately build trust.
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