Can't wait to see our beloved DGB back above 2000 sats once more, the charts right now look so enticing.
What charts are you looking at?
I think he's got his phone upside down.
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June 24, 2017, 11:16:33 AM
What charts are you looking at?
I think he's got his phone upside down.
June 24, 2017, 10:24:58 AM
[*excessive Happy Talk and pumpy marketing pablum omitted*]
Finally, a few housekeeping notes. All recent orders on DigiByte Market will be refunded due to the recent price fluctuations.
How insulting that Jared considers non-fulfillment of PAID CUSTOMER ORDERS to be merely dead-last-priority "housekeeping." Good to know he cares much more about chasing Citi unicorns than actual paying users of digibytemarket.com.
Jared's response fails to adequately address the following questions/problems:
1. Why were the Market and Gaming sites abandoned in failure modes rather than being shut down gracefully after a proper public announcement? Citi hype perhaps?
2. Why is "muh hectic price fluctuations" being used to excuse those failure modes? Is Jared unaware crypto prices are volatile?
3. Will I be refunded the full 2*$16.00 for the Riot Points I never received, or the just the (now greatly depreciated 2*387 DGB) used for the transactions?
4. Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
And yes we fulfilled many orders over the past 12 months.
Once again, some people made orders between 100 -200 satoshi. Which means a $10 card now cost them $100 - $200. Some people made orders when DGB was at 2600 sat. Which means a $10 card costs us $20. It is only fair we return everyone's DGB. Also, we are only talking about a couple dozen orders here.
We will be closing DiigByteMarket down as we do not want to be in the e-commerce business. It served its purpose when DigiByte was not widely known. We have to much other exciting stuff to be working on. We would love to get bigger e-commerce platforms to add DGB. More importantly, DGB needs a good payment processor to handle automatic transactions. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Not entirely sure if this is the kind of thing you are looking for, but here goes:
BLOCKPAY https://blockpay.ch/
SHAKEPAY https://shakepay.co/#/
Just remembered, FBI's FinanceCloud API (see link under my avatar) will incorporate a payment gateway when the final version is available in the Autumn.
June 24, 2017, 08:47:29 AM
If anyone has DigiBytes that were on the DigiByteGaming tipping website or had a DigiByte market order that has not yet been refunded please email us at dev @ digibyte.co or PM us. We are manually going through the database to make sure we did not miss anyone.
Several people made orders before DigiBytes rapid rise or during the increase. This means some people made a $5 order and a few days later they had spent over $100 worth of DGB. Or system flagged these discrepancies and it is only fair for us to refund everyone. We also have issues with the gift card supplier. We have paused all future orders.
As for DigiByte Gaming payouts; there are too many security vulnerabilities in the video games themselves outside of our control to quickly return the site to production with free payouts. People were able to easily alter game files and trick the system on several occasions and drain the payout wallet (we never put large amounts in it).
We paid out over 40 million DGB to thousands of users over almost a 12 month period out of our own pockets to help spread the use of DigiByte. Obviously, that model is not sustainable for us any longer. Thank you all for your patience and continued support.
Several people made orders before DigiBytes rapid rise or during the increase. This means some people made a $5 order and a few days later they had spent over $100 worth of DGB. Or system flagged these discrepancies and it is only fair for us to refund everyone. We also have issues with the gift card supplier. We have paused all future orders.
As for DigiByte Gaming payouts; there are too many security vulnerabilities in the video games themselves outside of our control to quickly return the site to production with free payouts. People were able to easily alter game files and trick the system on several occasions and drain the payout wallet (we never put large amounts in it).
We paid out over 40 million DGB to thousands of users over almost a 12 month period out of our own pockets to help spread the use of DigiByte. Obviously, that model is not sustainable for us any longer. Thank you all for your patience and continued support.
So will there be a Digibytegaming relaunch or not?
Thx
June 24, 2017, 07:47:57 AM
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More importantly, DGB needs a good payment processor to handle automatic transactions. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Need more information to answer this question. If you want total control of the transactions then you require your own merchant account with visa or mastercard or any other CC provider as well as interact for debit etc. Once you have all your information then incorporate it into your code or write new code for the payment gateway. If you want to use 3rd party processor then there are plenty of payment gateways available to incorporate into your code. Deciding what you want in terms of control is your first step which gives you the direction you need to go.
June 24, 2017, 07:16:51 AM
[*excessive Happy Talk and pumpy marketing pablum omitted*]
Finally, a few housekeeping notes. All recent orders on DigiByte Market will be refunded due to the recent price fluctuations.
How insulting that Jared considers non-fulfillment of PAID CUSTOMER ORDERS to be merely dead-last-priority "housekeeping." Good to know he cares much more about chasing Citi unicorns than actual paying users of digibytemarket.com.
Jared's response fails to adequately address the following questions/problems:
1. Why were the Market and Gaming sites abandoned in failure modes rather than being shut down gracefully after a proper public announcement? Citi hype perhaps?
2. Why is "muh hectic price fluctuations" being used to excuse those failure modes? Is Jared unaware crypto prices are volatile?
3. Will I be refunded the full 2*$16.00 for the Riot Points I never received, or the just the (now greatly depreciated 2*387 DGB) used for the transactions?
4. Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
And yes we fulfilled many orders over the past 12 months.
Once again, some people made orders between 100 -200 satoshi. Which means a $10 card now cost them $100 - $200. Some people made orders when DGB was at 2600 sat. Which means a $10 card costs us $20. It is only fair we return everyone's DGB. Also, we are only talking about a couple dozen orders here.
We will be closing DiigByteMarket down as we do not want to be in the e-commerce business. It served its purpose when DigiByte was not widely known. We have to much other exciting stuff to be working on. We would love to get bigger e-commerce platforms to add DGB. More importantly, DGB needs a good payment processor to handle automatic transactions. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Out of our own pockets? That sounds like you paid for the dgb you handed out? So you got them for free and now they have value it's unsustainable to hand them out? I get it but it is obviously PR talk. It,'s business wise just better to use your own dgb as liquidity for the company. The above message is framed as the Robin Hood of the dgbeeed
BTW classic example of a usecase getting killed by speculative coin.
June 24, 2017, 07:14:22 AM
Can't wait to see our beloved DGB back above 2000 sats once more, the charts right now look so enticing.
What charts are you looking at?
June 24, 2017, 07:11:30 AM
Why the price is not moving either direction for several days now. I see it is only volume which is changing but price are like fixed at this range. I bought some at lower than current ones but unable to understand what actually is going on. I can't find any clue to follow the direction for future moves.
June 24, 2017, 07:08:03 AM
Is there any benefit for the average user that simply hold DigiByte in the wallet?
Any rewards for long-term holders? some sort of stake rewards such as other PoS/PoI coins got Harvest/Rewards/Commissions/Dividends/Fee's just for keeping the coins/tokens inside the wallet..
Any rewards for long-term holders? some sort of stake rewards such as other PoS/PoI coins got Harvest/Rewards/Commissions/Dividends/Fee's just for keeping the coins/tokens inside the wallet..
No there are no benefits for holding digibytes unless you are holding them for trade in future.
It's like bitcoin.
You can lend them for profit to trusted people here or on the other forums.
June 24, 2017, 06:58:06 AM
Is there any benefit for the average user that simply hold DigiByte in the wallet?
Any rewards for long-term holders? some sort of stake rewards such as other PoS/PoI coins got Harvest/Rewards/Commissions/Dividends/Fee's just for keeping the coins/tokens inside the wallet..
Any rewards for long-term holders? some sort of stake rewards such as other PoS/PoI coins got Harvest/Rewards/Commissions/Dividends/Fee's just for keeping the coins/tokens inside the wallet..
June 24, 2017, 04:50:32 AM
If anyone has DigiBytes that were on the DigiByteGaming tipping website or had a DigiByte market order that has not yet been refunded please email us at dev @ digibyte.co or PM us. We are manually going through the database to make sure we did not miss anyone.
Several people made orders before DigiBytes rapid rise or during the increase. This means some people made a $5 order and a few days later they had spent over $100 worth of DGB. Or system flagged these discrepancies and it is only fair for us to refund everyone. We also have issues with the gift card supplier. We have paused all future orders.
As for DigiByte Gaming payouts; there are too many security vulnerabilities in the video games themselves outside of our control to quickly return the site to production with free payouts. People were able to easily alter game files and trick the system on several occasions and drain the payout wallet (we never put large amounts in it).
We paid out over 40 million DGB to thousands of users over almost a 12 month period out of our own pockets to help spread the use of DigiByte. Obviously, that model is not sustainable for us any longer. Thank you all for your patience and continued support.
Several people made orders before DigiBytes rapid rise or during the increase. This means some people made a $5 order and a few days later they had spent over $100 worth of DGB. Or system flagged these discrepancies and it is only fair for us to refund everyone. We also have issues with the gift card supplier. We have paused all future orders.
As for DigiByte Gaming payouts; there are too many security vulnerabilities in the video games themselves outside of our control to quickly return the site to production with free payouts. People were able to easily alter game files and trick the system on several occasions and drain the payout wallet (we never put large amounts in it).
We paid out over 40 million DGB to thousands of users over almost a 12 month period out of our own pockets to help spread the use of DigiByte. Obviously, that model is not sustainable for us any longer. Thank you all for your patience and continued support.
Thanks heaps for the gaming website and keeping it running for as long as you did.
I never used it personally, but it gave my son an easy introduction into Crypto by playing Counter Strike, it also allowed him to get his friends involved
which is what this is all about.
June 24, 2017, 04:36:38 AM
Today i finally got reply from DGB admin
I hope i will get all the dgb i am since the last year including those i didnt claimed xD
I hope i will get all the dgb i am since the last year including those i didnt claimed xD
June 24, 2017, 02:41:28 AM
Can't wait to see our beloved DGB back above 2000 sats once more, the charts right now look so enticing.
June 24, 2017, 02:37:58 AM
DGB needs a good payment processor to handle automatic transactions. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Visa? lol.
June 24, 2017, 02:28:47 AM
If anyone has DigiBytes that were on the DigiByteGaming tipping website or had a DigiByte market order that has not yet been refunded please email us at dev @ digibyte.co or PM us. We are manually going through the database to make sure we did not miss anyone.
Several people made orders before DigiBytes rapid rise or during the increase. This means some people made a $5 order and a few days later they had spent over $100 worth of DGB. Or system flagged these discrepancies and it is only fair for us to refund everyone. We also have issues with the gift card supplier. We have paused all future orders.
As for DigiByte Gaming payouts; there are too many security vulnerabilities in the video games themselves outside of our control to quickly return the site to production with free payouts. People were able to easily alter game files and trick the system on several occasions and drain the payout wallet (we never put large amounts in it).
We paid out over 40 million DGB to thousands of users over almost a 12 month period out of our own pockets to help spread the use of DigiByte. Obviously, that model is not sustainable for us any longer. Thank you all for your patience and continued support.
[*excessive Happy Talk and pumpy marketing pablum omitted*]
Finally, a few housekeeping notes. All recent orders on DigiByte Market will be refunded due to the recent price fluctuations.
How insulting that Jared considers non-fulfillment of PAID CUSTOMER ORDERS to be merely dead-last-priority "housekeeping." Good to know he cares much more about chasing Citi unicorns than actual paying users of digibytemarket.com.
Jared's response fails to adequately address the following questions/problems:
1. Why were the Market and Gaming sites abandoned in failure modes rather than being shut down gracefully after a proper public announcement? Citi hype perhaps?
2. Why is "muh hectic price fluctuations" being used to excuse those failure modes? Is Jared unaware crypto prices are volatile?
3. Will I be refunded the full 2*$16.00 for the Riot Points I never received, or the just the (now greatly depreciated 2*387 DGB) used for the transactions?
4. Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
Please PM us your details and we will make sure you are refunded in full. Also, just to clarify we are not able to delete anyone's posts on here.
And yes we fulfilled many orders over the past 12 months.
Once again, some people made orders between 100 -200 satoshi. Which means a $10 card now cost them $100 - $200. Some people made orders when DGB was at 2600 sat. Which means a $10 card costs us $20. It is only fair we return everyone's DGB. Also, we are only talking about a couple dozen orders here.
We will be closing DiigByteMarket down as we do not want to be in the e-commerce business. It served its purpose when DigiByte was not widely known. We have to much other exciting stuff to be working on. We would love to get bigger e-commerce platforms to add DGB. More importantly, DGB needs a good payment processor to handle automatic transactions. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Several people made orders before DigiBytes rapid rise or during the increase. This means some people made a $5 order and a few days later they had spent over $100 worth of DGB. Or system flagged these discrepancies and it is only fair for us to refund everyone. We also have issues with the gift card supplier. We have paused all future orders.
As for DigiByte Gaming payouts; there are too many security vulnerabilities in the video games themselves outside of our control to quickly return the site to production with free payouts. People were able to easily alter game files and trick the system on several occasions and drain the payout wallet (we never put large amounts in it).
We paid out over 40 million DGB to thousands of users over almost a 12 month period out of our own pockets to help spread the use of DigiByte. Obviously, that model is not sustainable for us any longer. Thank you all for your patience and continued support.
[*excessive Happy Talk and pumpy marketing pablum omitted*]
Finally, a few housekeeping notes. All recent orders on DigiByte Market will be refunded due to the recent price fluctuations.
How insulting that Jared considers non-fulfillment of PAID CUSTOMER ORDERS to be merely dead-last-priority "housekeeping." Good to know he cares much more about chasing Citi unicorns than actual paying users of digibytemarket.com.
Jared's response fails to adequately address the following questions/problems:
1. Why were the Market and Gaming sites abandoned in failure modes rather than being shut down gracefully after a proper public announcement? Citi hype perhaps?
2. Why is "muh hectic price fluctuations" being used to excuse those failure modes? Is Jared unaware crypto prices are volatile?
3. Will I be refunded the full 2*$16.00 for the Riot Points I never received, or the just the (now greatly depreciated 2*387 DGB) used for the transactions?
4. Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
And yes we fulfilled many orders over the past 12 months.
Once again, some people made orders between 100 -200 satoshi. Which means a $10 card now cost them $100 - $200. Some people made orders when DGB was at 2600 sat. Which means a $10 card costs us $20. It is only fair we return everyone's DGB. Also, we are only talking about a couple dozen orders here.
We will be closing DiigByteMarket down as we do not want to be in the e-commerce business. It served its purpose when DigiByte was not widely known. We have to much other exciting stuff to be working on. We would love to get bigger e-commerce platforms to add DGB. More importantly, DGB needs a good payment processor to handle automatic transactions. Does anyone have any recommendations?
June 23, 2017, 10:35:47 PM
Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
I'm pretty sure it was all a setup to steal $32 from some sucker fool. Looks like it worked..(just having a laugh..seriously though, $32? I loose that much per trade on fees alone).
Are you saying that given small amounts of money, it's OK for a business to not provide the advertised product?
Looks like Jared disagrees with your (stupid) POV, because he disabled digibytemarket.com's scamming functionality.
Before Scam Accusation:
https://i.imgur.com/rGZJ4gj.jpg
After Scam Accusation:
https://i.imgur.com/a85EC1v.png
See how that works?
Now where are my refunds?
no transaction proof, just shout here without proof. this is the way loser work
It's the same troll pattern with every crypto.
June 23, 2017, 10:23:50 PM
The Hong Kong Fintech challenge website says the award was announced on June 22nd why haven't we heard any news?
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
Quote from the official digibyte telegram
https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@DGBalerts
"DigiByte Alerts:
To clarify we are not competing directly for any award tomorrow that is HK based. However as a global Tech 4 Integrity Finalist we have been asked by Citi to demo DiguSign, speak and participate on a panel discussion. We are very honored by their request and we look forward to interacting with several Asia based businesses."
They already announced the winners for that challenge to.
http://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2017/170622b.htm?linkId=39014855
So digibyte lose the challenge then?
https://twitter.com/LauraGaviriaH/status/877840629992046592
"We will announce additional winners in July https://t.co/ljMeLVAhHT"
Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
I'm pretty sure it was all a setup to steal $32 from some sucker fool. Looks like it worked..(just having a laugh..seriously though, $32? I loose that much per trade on fees alone).
Are you saying that given small amounts of money, it's OK for a business to not provide the advertised product?
Looks like Jared disagrees with your (stupid) POV, because he disabled digibytemarket.com's scamming functionality.
Before Scam Accusation:
https://i.imgur.com/rGZJ4gj.jpg
After Scam Accusation:
https://i.imgur.com/a85EC1v.png
See how that works?
Now where are my refunds?
no transaction proof, just shout here without proof. this is the way loser work
June 23, 2017, 09:54:10 PM
The Hong Kong Fintech challenge website says the award was announced on June 22nd why haven't we heard any news?
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
Quote from the official digibyte telegram
https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@DGBalerts
"DigiByte Alerts:
To clarify we are not competing directly for any award tomorrow that is HK based. However as a global Tech 4 Integrity Finalist we have been asked by Citi to demo DiguSign, speak and participate on a panel discussion. We are very honored by their request and we look forward to interacting with several Asia based businesses."
They already announced the winners for that challenge to.
http://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2017/170622b.htm?linkId=39014855
So digibyte lose the challenge then?
Your link is to the Hyderabad event, which the DigiByte team didn't attend.
All up there are approx 30 prizes, so there is a reasonable chance for DigiByte to be awarded something, especially after being invited back to speak on the panel so soon.
June 23, 2017, 08:53:50 PM
Has anyone ever actually used digibytemarket.com to successfully purchase anything, or has it been a scam the whole time?
I'm pretty sure it was all a setup to steal $32 from some sucker fool. Looks like it worked..(just having a laugh..seriously though, $32? I loose that much per trade on fees alone).
Are you saying that given small amounts of money, it's OK for a business to not provide the advertised product?
Looks like Jared disagrees with your (stupid) POV, because he disabled digibytemarket.com's scamming functionality.
Before Scam Accusation:
https://i.imgur.com/rGZJ4gj.jpg
After Scam Accusation:
https://i.imgur.com/a85EC1v.png
See how that works?
Now where are my refunds?
I will pay you the $32 USD worth in digibytes if you delete your bitcointalk account.
June 23, 2017, 12:30:11 PM
The Hong Kong Fintech challenge website says the award was announced on June 22nd why haven't we heard any news?
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
Quote from the official digibyte telegram
https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@DGBalerts
"DigiByte Alerts:
To clarify we are not competing directly for any award tomorrow that is HK based. However as a global Tech 4 Integrity Finalist we have been asked by Citi to demo DiguSign, speak and participate on a panel discussion. We are very honored by their request and we look forward to interacting with several Asia based businesses."
They already announced the winners for that challenge to.
http://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2017/170622b.htm?linkId=39014855
So digibyte lose the challenge then?
Hyderabad was the last regional demo day. I imagine the awards for the overall will be coming soon.
Final awards announcement is sometime in July.
June 23, 2017, 12:01:32 PM
The Hong Kong Fintech challenge website says the award was announced on June 22nd why haven't we heard any news?
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
http://www.hkfintechchallenge.com
June 22nd
Prototype Demo Presentation & Award Recipients Announced.
Quote from the official digibyte telegram
https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@DGBalerts
"DigiByte Alerts:
To clarify we are not competing directly for any award tomorrow that is HK based. However as a global Tech 4 Integrity Finalist we have been asked by Citi to demo DiguSign, speak and participate on a panel discussion. We are very honored by their request and we look forward to interacting with several Asia based businesses."
They already announced the winners for that challenge to.
http://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2017/170622b.htm?linkId=39014855
So digibyte lose the challenge then?
Hyderabad was the last regional demo day. I imagine the awards for the overall will be coming soon.
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