Topic: DOMAINS: BitHorde.com , Bitcoinista.com (Read 3226 times)
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I'm abandoning 2 of my bitcoin related projects so I have 2 domains for sale.
bithorde.com
bitcoinista.com
Details:
Expires on Tue 09/03/2013
WhoisGuard until Tue 09/03/2013
PositiveSSL until Tue 09/03/2013 (unactivated at the moment)
Comes with gmail and social media accounts (twitter,reddit,youtube)
These are both registered with namecheap and I'm not exactly sure if you get those services after transferring, so you will have to look into that. I'm willing to keep these domains under my account and set DNS/forwarding info for you but only if the sites don't involve anything gray/illegal like gambling.
BitHorde.com was going to be a bitcoin aggregate site. A web crawler would crawl sites/forums where people trade/sell things for bitcoins (these forums,bitcoin-otc,bitcointrading.com,reddit.com/r/bitmarket,bitmit.net) and list them all on the site. Users would essentially be able to search all of the sources at once. Users could pay to have their links "promoted" or pay to receive emails whenever a sale opens with a specified keyword.
Bitcoinista.com was just going to be some sort of site to promote Bitcoin.
Offers can be sent via PM.
bithorde.com
bitcoinista.com
Details:
Expires on Tue 09/03/2013
WhoisGuard until Tue 09/03/2013
PositiveSSL until Tue 09/03/2013 (unactivated at the moment)
Comes with gmail and social media accounts (twitter,reddit,youtube)
These are both registered with namecheap and I'm not exactly sure if you get those services after transferring, so you will have to look into that. I'm willing to keep these domains under my account and set DNS/forwarding info for you but only if the sites don't involve anything gray/illegal like gambling.
BitHorde.com was going to be a bitcoin aggregate site. A web crawler would crawl sites/forums where people trade/sell things for bitcoins (these forums,bitcoin-otc,bitcointrading.com,reddit.com/r/bitmarket,bitmit.net) and list them all on the site. Users would essentially be able to search all of the sources at once. Users could pay to have their links "promoted" or pay to receive emails whenever a sale opens with a specified keyword.
Bitcoinista.com was just going to be some sort of site to promote Bitcoin.
Offers can be sent via PM.
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