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Quote from: the joint on August 09, 2012, 07:44:24 PM

Hey guys, remember Flexcoin? http://flexcoin.com/

I remembered about it today. I went to withdraw my account balances that were still there. It worked.

Does anyone else still use this? I love the concept of the vanity account names that act as intra-systemic addresses. I sort of hoped I would have been hearing more about this by now.

Yes I use the service tho it seems a bit archaic now with the likes of MyWallet. It needs some innovation to make it more attractive.

Phinnaeus Gage

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Quote from: mark_logan on August 10, 2012, 02:12:18 PM

PG, Are you attempting to imply that I am this "Mark Logan Pedley" character? Because from the articles, it sounds like he went to jail in Feb 2011, and while my current cubicle is somewhat bleak, it could hardly be considered a cell.

Do you have any more conspiracy theories under your tinfoil hat?

What I was subtly implying is that you, melchizedek and [Tycho] are all the same people, albeit using different avatars. Now would you, or either of the other two, like to go on record and state publicly that that's not the case? Be vewy vewy careful in replying, I'm huntin' sock-wabbits.

~Bruno~

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PG, Are you attempting to imply that I am this "Mark Logan Pedley" character? Because from the articles, it sounds like he went to jail in Feb 2011, and while my current cubicle is somewhat bleak, it could hardly be considered a cell.

Do you have any more conspiracy theories under your tinfoil hat?

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Quote from: Kupsi on August 10, 2012, 10:20:36 AM

Quote from: mark_logan on August 10, 2012, 09:39:10 AM

Quote from: bg002h on August 10, 2012, 09:35:04 AM

Quote from: [Tycho] on August 09, 2012, 08:19:54 PM

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When someone sends you a bitcoin, it is only accessible from the device you initially receive it on. You cannot easily access the funds from your mobile device (or from any other device for that matter)

Not quite 100% true.

Why did you crop the author from the quote?

I believe it's a mis-quote from our FAQ here.

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Q: What does this site do?

A: When you send a bitcoin, it will only be accessible on the computer it is sent to, and nowhere else. flexcoin acts as a centralized location to store all of your bitcoins, so that you can send them anywhere from any web connected device. It eliminates the need to be connected to the PC you originally received the bitcoin on.

This FAQ was written by the previous owners, and as was mentioned, requires a re-write.

It's quoted from your front page.

And this, ladies and gentlemen is what happens when I respond hastily via my phone.

Thank you for finding the actual source, I did think it strange that someone would rewrite something and then throw it in as a quote.

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Quote from: rjk on August 10, 2012, 08:58:17 AM

PG, wtf?
Maybe you missed this thread? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/flexcoin-is-now-owned-by-james-gray-68689

I'm not sure what you are getting at....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_of_Melchizedek#Mark_Logan_Pedley

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearlasia_Gamboa

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melchizedek

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melchisedechians

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The Melchisedechians, also known as Athingani (αθίγγανoι athinganoi "untouchables") were a 9th-century sect of Monarchians located in Phrygia, founded by Theodotus the banker.

I could do the same thing with the Bitcoinia investors via Wikipedia, along with connecting Zhou Tong with his girlfriend. Did you know he has/had a girlfriend?

~Bruno~

PS: I wonder how long this thread would have stayed in Discussion if I had not commented on it. Roll Eyes

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Quote from: mark_logan on August 10, 2012, 09:39:10 AM

Quote from: bg002h on August 10, 2012, 09:35:04 AM

Quote from: [Tycho] on August 09, 2012, 08:19:54 PM

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When someone sends you a bitcoin, it is only accessible from the device you initially receive it on. You cannot easily access the funds from your mobile device (or from any other device for that matter)

Not quite 100% true.

Why did you crop the author from the quote?

I believe it's a mis-quote from our FAQ here.

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Q: What does this site do?

A: When you send a bitcoin, it will only be accessible on the computer it is sent to, and nowhere else. flexcoin acts as a centralized location to store all of your bitcoins, so that you can send them anywhere from any web connected device. It eliminates the need to be connected to the PC you originally received the bitcoin on.

This FAQ was written by the previous owners, and as was mentioned, requires a re-write.

It's quoted from your front page.

mark_logan

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Quote from: bg002h on August 10, 2012, 09:35:04 AM

Quote from: [Tycho] on August 09, 2012, 08:19:54 PM

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When someone sends you a bitcoin, it is only accessible from the device you initially receive it on. You cannot easily access the funds from your mobile device (or from any other device for that matter)

Not quite 100% true.

Why did you crop the author from the quote?

I believe it's a mis-quote from our FAQ here.

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Q: What does this site do?

A: When you send a bitcoin, it will only be accessible on the computer it is sent to, and nowhere else. flexcoin acts as a centralized location to store all of your bitcoins, so that you can send them anywhere from any web connected device. It eliminates the need to be connected to the PC you originally received the bitcoin on.

This FAQ was written by the previous owners, and as was mentioned, requires a re-write.

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Quote from: [Tycho] on August 09, 2012, 08:19:54 PM

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When someone sends you a bitcoin, it is only accessible from the device you initially receive it on. You cannot easily access the funds from your mobile device (or from any other device for that matter)

Not quite 100% true.

Why did you crop the author from the quote?

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PG, wtf?
Maybe you missed this thread? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/flexcoin-is-now-owned-by-james-gray-68689

I'm not sure what you are getting at....

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Quote from: mark_logan on August 10, 2012, 02:15:05 AM

And I'm just going to park this here:
http://www.google.com/alerts

I dare anybody to ask me why. But first let's see if anybody else can figure it out.

Ah! Google alerted you. I would have shown it was via a logged-in sockpuppet. I'll tell you what. I give you a chance to proclaim which sockpuppet on this thread is you. If you don't, I'll state my case.

That's a pretty interesting thread I've linked to, don't you think?

~Bruno~

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And I'm just going to park this here:
http://www.google.com/alerts

I dare anybody to ask me why. But first let's see if anybody else can figure it out.

Phinnaeus Gage

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Quote from: mark_logan on August 10, 2012, 01:34:22 AM

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Hey guys, remember Flexcoin? http://flexcoin.com/

I remembered about it today. I went to withdraw my account balances that were still there. It worked.

Does anyone else still use this? I love the concept of the vanity account names that act as intra-systemic addresses. I sort of hoped I would have been hearing more about this by now.

A lot of people still use our service every day, though not enough people seem to know about the "user to user" transfers which the usernames are really useful for. We're currently working on more features to expand Flexcoin's usefulness in the ever growing, competitive bitcoin market. Hopefully we'll have some updates on our changes soon

For somebody that hasn't been logged-in for a while, you sure seemed to know about this thread.

That said, I'm just going to park this here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-pool-opinions-deepbit-vs-eligius-13868

I dare anybody to ask me why. But first let's see if anybody else can figure it out.

~Bruno~

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Hey guys, remember Flexcoin? http://flexcoin.com/

I remembered about it today. I went to withdraw my account balances that were still there. It worked.

Does anyone else still use this? I love the concept of the vanity account names that act as intra-systemic addresses. I sort of hoped I would have been hearing more about this by now.

A lot of people still use our service every day, though not enough people seem to know about the "user to user" transfers which the usernames are really useful for. We're currently working on more features to expand Flexcoin's usefulness in the ever growing, competitive bitcoin market. Hopefully we'll have some updates on our changes soon

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I remember I checked into that long ago. I decided I wouldn't use a service that cannot even write promotional info at a primary school level. Or bother to get it proof read and edited by their parents.

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When someone sends you a bitcoin, it is only accessible from the device you initially receive it on. You cannot easily access the funds from your mobile device (or from any other device for that matter)

Not quite 100% true.

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Hey guys, remember Flexcoin? http://flexcoin.com/

I remembered about it today. I went to withdraw my account balances that were still there. It worked.

Does anyone else still use this? I love the concept of the vanity account names that act as intra-systemic addresses. I sort of hoped I would have been hearing more about this by now.

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