Copy and paste the signed message here:
https://inputs.io/clearsign
It should say: "Message verified to be from 15Cq6CSmEiGuqYEPmv877iA5dz4h83U4wk"
Topic: [CLOSED] CoinLenders - page 22. (Read 226445 times)
Can someone help? I can't for the life of me get the new MITM address verification message to verify using multibit or brainwallet.org. 
I had no problems before when it was associated with the address on these forums. Now I can't send funds because maybe I AM being MITM attacked? Most likely I'm doing something wrong, but I have tried every combo under the sun to get it to verify and it just won't.
I tried emailing TF, but no reply.
I had no problems before when it was associated with the address on these forums. Now I can't send funds because maybe I AM being MITM attacked? Most likely I'm doing something wrong, but I have tried every combo under the sun to get it to verify and it just won't. I tried emailing TF, but no reply.
It's part of Inputs.io's message signing format. I'll allow everyone to access inputs.io/clearsign - one sec.
Thanks
So newb question to break up all the drama a bit....
what is all this verification to prevent MITM stuff?
ive seen it, but what do I do with it?
thanks
It's there for your peace of mind. It's an optional step that you can use to verify the authenticity of the deposit address prior to sending funds. My guess as to the reasoning is that if a MITM attack was taking place, the attacker would not posses certain information found in the message and therefore the generated signature from the injected address would not match.what is all this verification to prevent MITM stuff?
ive seen it, but what do I do with it?
thanks
The attacker would not possess the private key associated with that deposit address. Only someone with the private key that corresponds to that deposit address would be able to generate that signature with that message.
So newb question to break up all the drama a bit....
what is all this verification to prevent MITM stuff?
ive seen it, but what do I do with it?
thanks
It's there for your peace of mind. It's an optional step that you can use to verify the authenticity of the deposit address prior to sending funds. My guess as to the reasoning is that if a MITM attack was taking place, the attacker would not posses certain information found in the message and therefore the generated signature from the injected address would not match. what is all this verification to prevent MITM stuff?
ive seen it, but what do I do with it?
thanks
So newb question to break up all the drama a bit....
what is all this verification to prevent MITM stuff?
ive seen it, but what do I do with it?
thanks
what is all this verification to prevent MITM stuff?
ive seen it, but what do I do with it?
thanks
Just read your site thoroughly and NOWHERE does it say application fees are non refundable. You will be reported to proper authorities.
It's an application fee - that means it's a fee you pay for applying.
It isn't an acceptance fee - which you'd only pay if your application was accepted.
Just read your site thoroughly and NOWHERE does it say application fees are non refundable. You will be reported to proper authorities.
But on another thread you say:
This was not a legal contract. And also Bitcoin is not recognized by the US government as currency. So I have no legal obligation to you. Goodbye
I don't have to give Austin anything. Bitcoin is not recognized as a currency in the United States. And we have no binding contract. I am done with Austin. Fuck you.
So you say the rules that apply to others don't apply to you? Well, how mentally challenged can a single person be?...
Just read your site thoroughly and NOWHERE does it say application fees are non refundable. You will be reported to proper authorities.
This sounds just like weed growers so furious their plants were stolen that "they're gonna call the cops"
TradeFortress, take this, bear with those guys... coz....
Just read your site thoroughly and NOWHERE does it say application fees are non refundable. You will be reported to proper authorities.
MORE Friday night entertainment. Priceless!
I am not sure about the feasability of something like this, but what about working with "weexchange" so that people can move money in and out of bitfunder with relative ease and not having to wait for confirmations? I like to park coins there inbetween my investing and would love to add about 30 more to the 20 or so I already have there, but I also want to have them readily available on bitfunder incase I see some cheap AM shares or something else that catches my eye. Just a suggestion, although if the whole point of this venture is that you dont want people moving their coins in and out very often(in order to keep a balance to lend) then this idea may not be smart. But still thought I would suggest as it may bring in a hoard of new funds where people can park coins for some time.
Just wait for Inputs.io
AHH, sorry, must have gotten ahead of myself. Sorry just trying to help
She didn't even review it on the site. It is actually still pending on the site. LOL I can show you proof.
Where on your site does it say loan application fees are non refundable?
It's a fee, not a bond. Where does it say that Bitcoin TX fees are non refundable?Where on your site does it say loan application fees are non refundable?
It's a fee, not a bond. Where does it say that Bitcoin TX fees are non refundable?Where on your site does it say loan application fees are non refundable?
It's a fee, not a bond. Where does it say that Bitcoin TX fees are non refundable? 
I am not sure about the feasability of something like this, but what about working with "weexchange" so that people can move money in and out of bitfunder with relative ease and not having to wait for confirmations? I like to park coins there inbetween my investing and would love to add about 30 more to the 20 or so I already have there, but I also want to have them readily available on bitfunder incase I see some cheap AM shares or something else that catches my eye. Just a suggestion, although if the whole point of this venture is that you dont want people moving their coins in and out very often(in order to keep a balance to lend) then this idea may not be smart. But still thought I would suggest as it may bring in a hoard of new funds where people can park coins for some time.
Just wait for Inputs.io
intriguing tease
Just read your site thoroughly and NOWHERE does it say application fees are non refundable. You will be reported to proper authorities.
You have a scam site.
Where on your site does it say loan application fees are non refundable?
Loan application fees are non refundable anyway. I can spend my money however I like.
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