I think this is quite a nice and useful idea. Indeed, especially for people who cannot use their bankaccount (as this might be controlled; limited or even frozen). However, I think that if that is the fact, it's quite sad for people that they're obligated to sell stuff in order to become some kind of currency. (It's really sad to see elderly in Greece not being able to pay for groceries of medicines because they cannot get enough money out of an ATM)..
I already saw an offer from Greece (http://bitbay.com/?view=look&id=Sf5nHWIUuh). Someone wants to place a mobile home near a beach? ^^
As mentioned earlier, the design is really easy. I quite like that: there's no need to make a complicated design. This one is quite straight forward, as it should.
Topic: Introducing BitBay.com - Today I put an exclusive bitcoin marketplace online - page 2. (Read 2107 times)
July 08, 2015, 05:17:24 PM
July 08, 2015, 05:08:47 PM
Good job. The main problem tho is still, how are people supossed to buy their bitcoins if their money is controlled?
And the amount of people aware of BTC is still too low, people is ignorant.
And the amount of people aware of BTC is still too low, people is ignorant.
Let's say people in greece could sell their products to the international community and they paid in bitcoin, and greece people received their bitcoin and then they convert or sell their bitcoin to Euro and then the problem is start. all the Banks that operated in greece are closed or the ATM not operating or closed too. how they can use their bitcoin if the banking system colaps there in greece.
May be we have to see another liquid asset i.e Gold...my point is if there is a market place to trade bitcoin with gold or hold with bitcoin may be people in greece can convert their bitcoin to gold and then sell their gold to fiat in the traditional market gold..and that's it...we dont need any bank service to buy or sell our bitcoin just convert it to gold and then sell the gold to fiat currency
Imagine though if they never needed to convert back to Euros from bitcoin... What if everything you ever needed could be bought with bitcoin.. There would be no need for any other currency - sell for btc and buy with btc.
It's called "closing the loop".
July 08, 2015, 04:49:32 PM
Good job. The main problem tho is still, how are people supossed to buy their bitcoins if their money is controlled?
And the amount of people aware of BTC is still too low, people is ignorant.
And the amount of people aware of BTC is still too low, people is ignorant.
Let's say people in greece could sell their products to the international community and they paid in bitcoin, and greece people received their bitcoin and then they convert or sell their bitcoin to Euro and then the problem is start. all the Banks that operated in greece are closed or the ATM not operating or closed too. how they can use their bitcoin if the banking system colaps there in greece.
May be we have to see another liquid asset i.e Gold...my point is if there is a market place to trade bitcoin with gold or hold with bitcoin may be people in greece can convert their bitcoin to gold and then sell their gold to fiat in the traditional market gold..and that's it...we dont need any bank service to buy or sell our bitcoin just convert it to gold and then sell the gold to fiat currency
Imagine though if they never needed to convert back to Euros from bitcoin... What if everything you ever needed could be bought with bitcoin.. There would be no need for any other currency - sell for btc and buy with btc.
July 08, 2015, 02:22:30 PM
Good job. The main problem tho is still, how are people supossed to buy their bitcoins if their money is controlled?
And the amount of people aware of BTC is still too low, people is ignorant.
And the amount of people aware of BTC is still too low, people is ignorant.
Let's say people in greece could sell their products to the international community and they paid in bitcoin, and greece people received their bitcoin and then they convert or sell their bitcoin to Euro and then the problem is start. all the Banks that operated in greece are closed or the ATM not operating or closed too. how they can use their bitcoin if the banking system colaps there in greece.
May be we have to see another liquid asset i.e Gold...my point is if there is a market place to trade bitcoin with gold or hold with bitcoin may be people in greece can convert their bitcoin to gold and then sell their gold to fiat in the traditional market gold..and that's it...we dont need any bank service to buy or sell our bitcoin just convert it to gold and then sell the gold to fiat currency
July 08, 2015, 08:08:59 AM
July 08, 2015, 07:48:54 AM
Your site is simple, fairly easy to use and has a smooth feeling.
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
Thank you. I will look into the menu design a bit more. And also https. I don't have twitter.
Great but I think you should have some social media, maybe tweeting the latest items on the marketplace - get your service out there!
Hey, Just created a twitter account: http://twitter.com/bitbaycom
July 08, 2015, 06:25:13 AM
This is a good idea considering this:
This is the traffic from Greece on BlockTrail's Bitcoin Block Explorer https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC
cool site
This is the traffic from Greece on BlockTrail's Bitcoin Block Explorer https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC
cool site
July 08, 2015, 06:22:00 AM
I've added my first listing, many more to come! And I'm selling cheaper than I would on ebay since they end up taking over 10% between fees and Paypal.
I'll also be adding all the listings I had put up at onewallet.io, it seemed like a great Bitcoin site but they never got any traffic and I never sold anything there.
I'll also be adding all the listings I had put up at onewallet.io, it seemed like a great Bitcoin site but they never got any traffic and I never sold anything there.
Hey, thanks for listing!
July 08, 2015, 06:04:47 AM
For some reason I can only open it in a mobile version.
Loving the minimalist feel though, will watch!
EDIT:
*Most Recent
not most recently
Loving the minimalist feel though, will watch!
EDIT:
*Most Recent
not most recently
It is a hybrid website-app design that takes a mobile first approach.
Thanks for the tip. I've just corrected the spelling
July 08, 2015, 05:53:36 AM
Hi,
This morning I added some arrow markers to the select menus that you mentioned above.
This should hopefully help indicate that they can be clicked on. Thanks!
This morning I added some arrow markers to the select menus that you mentioned above.
This should hopefully help indicate that they can be clicked on. Thanks!
That's easier to pickup, good work. Also good to see people starting to build up the listings.
July 08, 2015, 05:33:46 AM
For some reason I can only open it in a mobile version.
Loving the minimalist feel though, will watch!
EDIT:
*Most Recent
not most recently
Loving the minimalist feel though, will watch!
EDIT:
*Most Recent
not most recently
July 08, 2015, 04:36:05 AM
Your site is simple, fairly easy to use and has a smooth feeling.
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
Hi,
This morning I added some arrow markers to the select menus that you mentioned above.
This should hopefully help indicate that they can be clicked on. Thanks!
July 07, 2015, 06:25:27 PM
I've added my first listing, many more to come! And I'm selling cheaper than I would on ebay since they end up taking over 10% between fees and Paypal.
I'll also be adding all the listings I had put up at onewallet.io, it seemed like a great Bitcoin site but they never got any traffic and I never sold anything there.
I'll also be adding all the listings I had put up at onewallet.io, it seemed like a great Bitcoin site but they never got any traffic and I never sold anything there.
July 07, 2015, 04:28:37 PM
Your site is simple, fairly easy to use and has a smooth feeling.
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
Thank you. I will look into the menu design a bit more. And also https. I don't have twitter.
Great but I think you should have some social media, maybe tweeting the latest items on the marketplace - get your service out there!
That sounds like a good idea!
July 07, 2015, 04:22:32 PM
I really like the domain name.
Thanks. I searched for days and found this one available on Sedo.
July 07, 2015, 04:16:25 PM
I really like the domain name.
July 07, 2015, 04:15:28 PM
Your site is simple, fairly easy to use and has a smooth feeling.
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
Thank you. I will look into the menu design a bit more. And also https. I don't have twitter.
Great but I think you should have some social media, maybe tweeting the latest items on the marketplace - get your service out there!
July 07, 2015, 04:15:05 PM
I like it!
Easy user interface, clean graphics, how do I sign up? Maybe you could generate some early promotion by declaring that some of the fees you collect will be donated to a Greece charity for a specific period of time?
Greece could be a great example of how a group of citizens can make a full switch from fiat to bitcoin. Do you know anyone on the ground in Greece that can give us some sense of the mood toward Bitcoin?
Easy user interface, clean graphics, how do I sign up? Maybe you could generate some early promotion by declaring that some of the fees you collect will be donated to a Greece charity for a specific period of time?
Greece could be a great example of how a group of citizens can make a full switch from fiat to bitcoin. Do you know anyone on the ground in Greece that can give us some sense of the mood toward Bitcoin?
July 07, 2015, 04:12:31 PM
Your site is simple, fairly easy to use and has a smooth feeling.
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
However I don't think it is clear enough that the 'All Stuff Available", "From The World" and "Most Recently" are drop down menus.
Do you have a twitter? Also you need really need https
Thank you. I will look into the menu design a bit more. And also https. I don't have twitter.
July 07, 2015, 04:05:39 PM
Hi , why the site is not Https?!?
It can be worst for the safety of transaction and for the user info.?
It can be worst for the safety of transaction and for the user info.?
Hi,
The site does not handle transactions or much user info. You can list items with just an email address.
I will look into making it https anyway though.
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