Topic: FeedZeBirds.com - Bitcoin Twitter Ad Platform [ANN] - page 2. (Read 8510 times)
I agree, we need a Facebook solution!
I am not trying to troll, I am concerned about signing up for your service. Bruce, in addition to being convicted of fraud, recommended a website which stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from customers.
Do you have any association with Bruce beyond your appearance on his show?
Why would you choose to go on Bruce's show when he has such an ugly reputation? If you are willing to promote yourselves with criminals' endorsements to make more money, why should customers not think you won't follow other advice from criminals and steal from them?
Do you have any association with Bruce beyond your appearance on his show?
Why would you choose to go on Bruce's show when he has such an ugly reputation? If you are willing to promote yourselves with criminals' endorsements to make more money, why should customers not think you won't follow other advice from criminals and steal from them?
Now how about a similar service for people who "like" or "recommend" on Facebook?
That sounds like a good idea. There are other services trying to do this without bitcoin. Bitcoin seems like a good fit.
I think there may be some legal issues with these services, however.
Now how about a similar service for people who "like" or "recommend" on Facebook?
That sounds like a good idea. There are other services trying to do this without bitcoin. Bitcoin seems like a good fit.
I think there may be some legal issues with these services, however.
I have paid into FeedZeBirds.com/f4i7z but it does not offer the option to "Play" or refund.
Feedzebirds is terrific. It is projects like these that lead me to think the decline from $33 to $3 is just a blip in the growth of bitcoin.
Now how about a similar service for people who "like" or "recommend" on Facebook?
Now how about a similar service for people who "like" or "recommend" on Facebook?
A known username of his posted tips on finding a nice young underage prostitue in Thailand, and how much to pay.
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3413928&pagenumber=442#post394978815
I am more concerned about Feed Ze Birds connection to someone with a history of fraud.
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3413928&pagenumber=442#post394978815
I am more concerned about Feed Ze Birds connection to someone with a history of fraud.
I am curious why you chose to go on The Bitcoin Show, hosted by Bruce Wagner, ... allegedly patronized underage prostitutes.
That's a very serious accusation and criminal if unfounded. Can you prove any charges for this horrendous allegation? Where is a link? Do you have any evidence for an indictment or are you a just another SA troll? Maybe you know something. Are you pimping children for talk show hosts? Hmm? Time to bounce dude.If you look at his history, he's trolling many threads. Ignore and move along.
I am curious why you chose to go on The Bitcoin Show, hosted by Bruce Wagner, ... allegedly patronized underage prostitutes.
That's a very serious accusation and criminal if unfounded. Can you prove any charges for this horrendous allegation? Where is a link? Do you have any evidence for an indictment or are you a just another SA troll? Maybe you know something. Are you pimping children for talk show hosts? Hmm? Time to bounce dude.
best website ever. 
Hi all,
Can I make a quick request - if you've tried out FeedZeBirds and it's been a pleasant experience, can you leave a quick rating here?
http://www.thebitcoinreview.com/site.php?site_id=792
It'll help us get more exposure, thanks!
Can I make a quick request - if you've tried out FeedZeBirds and it's been a pleasant experience, can you leave a quick rating here?
http://www.thebitcoinreview.com/site.php?site_id=792
It'll help us get more exposure, thanks!
You can also review FeedZeBirds here: http://www.thebitcoinlist.com/listing/feedzebirds/
Hi all,
Can I make a quick request - if you've tried out FeedZeBirds and it's been a pleasant experience, can you leave a quick rating here?
http://www.thebitcoinreview.com/site.php?site_id=792
It'll help us get more exposure, thanks!
Can I make a quick request - if you've tried out FeedZeBirds and it's been a pleasant experience, can you leave a quick rating here?
http://www.thebitcoinreview.com/site.php?site_id=792
It'll help us get more exposure, thanks!
Testing it out. Paying for some tweets that should earn some bitcoins for me. I'll have to play with it some more. Its getting late.
So I have created two campaigns that both show a number of RT's, but I cannot find any evidence of them having been RT'd in any twitter searches. I can find all my previous campaigns through similar searches, but not these particular two. Any idea what's going on?
http://feedzebirds.com/p06cg
http://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z
http://feedzebirds.com/p06cg
http://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z
LightRider,
Unfortunately, these tweets were rejected because Twitter thinks your url (j.mp/rwlMbo) is 20 characters long, putting it over the limit. I wrote some logic into the character counter on the Create Campaign page to recognize URLs, but I didn't account for .mp domains. :/
Obviously, I need to do a little more work on the URL recognition system. In the meanwhile, we have two options. If we can shorten your campaign messages by 7 characters, Twitter will accept them, and we can send out the approved tweets that have been being rejected. Otherwise, we can refund you for the campaigns. Please PM me your preference, Lightrider.
Until I make the URL recognition more robust, please only use URLs with ".com", ".org", ".edu", ".net", ".uk", ".us", ".net", ".mil", ".gov", ".le", ".be", ".co", ".it", ".in", ".im", ".eu", ".ca", ".cz", ".de", ".jp", ".fr", ".au", ".ru", ".ch", ".nl", ".se", ".no", ".es", ".ly" and ".mp" (just added) top level domains.
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Added support for: ".aero", ".biz", ".jobs", ".coop", ".info", ".mobi", ".name", ".museum", ".pro", ".at", ".be", ".ph", ".pl"
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Thanks for addressing my issue. PM incoming.
So I have created two campaigns that both show a number of RT's, but I cannot find any evidence of them having been RT'd in any twitter searches. I can find all my previous campaigns through similar searches, but not these particular two. Any idea what's going on?
http://feedzebirds.com/p06cg
http://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z
http://feedzebirds.com/p06cg
http://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z
LightRider,
Unfortunately, these tweets were rejected because Twitter thinks your url (j.mp/rwlMbo) is 20 characters long, putting it over the limit. I wrote some logic into the character counter on the Create Campaign page to recognize URLs, but I didn't account for .mp domains. :/
Obviously, I need to do a little more work on the URL recognition system. In the meanwhile, we have two options. If we can shorten your campaign messages by 7 characters, Twitter will accept them, and we can send out the approved tweets that have been being rejected. Otherwise, we can refund you for the campaigns. Please PM me your preference, Lightrider.
Until I make the URL recognition more robust, please only use URLs with ".com", ".org", ".edu", ".net", ".uk", ".us", ".net", ".mil", ".gov", ".le", ".be", ".co", ".it", ".in", ".im", ".eu", ".ca", ".cz", ".de", ".jp", ".fr", ".au", ".ru", ".ch", ".nl", ".se", ".no", ".es", ".ly" and ".mp" (just added) top level domains.
[edit]
Added support for: ".aero", ".biz", ".jobs", ".coop", ".info", ".mobi", ".name", ".museum", ".pro", ".at", ".be", ".ph", ".pl"
[/edit]
So I have created two campaigns that both show a number of RT's, but I cannot find any evidence of them having been RT'd in any twitter searches. I can find all my previous campaigns through similar searches, but not these particular two. Any idea what's going on?
http://feedzebirds.com/p06cg
http://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z
http://feedzebirds.com/p06cg
http://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z
Any plans to restrict payment to a certain area? (ex. US only, california only)
You mean so that sponsors only pay for retweets in a certain area?
It would be useful for some sponsors, for sure, but practical implementation is extremely difficult. A) it makes the site much more complicated and B) it's hard/impossible to screen users based on their REAL location. Also, what if a user wants to retweet for multiple regions that are relevant, etc.
Basically, the more we look into that, the more it convolutes things, and much of the attraction of FeedZeBirds is the simplicity and speed of the system. We ARE making other languages, however. Japanese is our first - Twitter is big in Japan... and soon Bitcoin will be too muahahahaha
I would suggest you do not include such functionality, especially if you want to stand by your claims of weeding out spambots and the like. How do you verify all the twitter accounts that re-tweet all the campaigns? Do you plan on verifying them and then paying out to their account? Is it a manual process? If your service is successful, how much time can be put into such a process? I'm sure it's possible to do all of that work, but it doesn't seem worth it to me. I think those people who are curious enough will look into the service to collect their reward first. But that's just my opinion.
To be able to retweet from within Twitter, the user would still need to have signed up with FeedZeBirds.com. The point is that once they've signed up, they don't have to go back to the site to retweet.
I think retweeting only after you have made an account is a nice feature. Allows it to be more organically viral.
Any plans to restrict payment to a certain area? (ex. US only, california only)
I would suggest you do not include such functionality, especially if you want to stand by your claims of weeding out spambots and the like. How do you verify all the twitter accounts that re-tweet all the campaigns? Do you plan on verifying them and then paying out to their account? Is it a manual process? If your service is successful, how much time can be put into such a process? I'm sure it's possible to do all of that work, but it doesn't seem worth it to me. I think those people who are curious enough will look into the service to collect their reward first. But that's just my opinion.
To be able to retweet from within Twitter, the user would still need to have signed up with FeedZeBirds.com. The point is that once they've signed up, they don't have to go back to the site to retweet.
Ah, did not realize that was the issue. Well, as the website experience improves, then the need to not use it should diminish. Still waiting on the blocking feature I mentioned earlier. Glad to see you continue working on this really interesting service.
I would suggest you do not include such functionality, especially if you want to stand by your claims of weeding out spambots and the like. How do you verify all the twitter accounts that re-tweet all the campaigns? Do you plan on verifying them and then paying out to their account? Is it a manual process? If your service is successful, how much time can be put into such a process? I'm sure it's possible to do all of that work, but it doesn't seem worth it to me. I think those people who are curious enough will look into the service to collect their reward first. But that's just my opinion.
To be able to retweet from within Twitter, the user would still need to have signed up with FeedZeBirds.com. The point is that once they've signed up, they don't have to go back to the site to retweet.
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