Topic: Trouble logging into bitcoinbuilder (Read 589 times)
*** BACK TO NORMAL. THANKS JOSH ***
Not working here (Chrome, Firefox, Palemoon, IExplore)
All lead to FAQ, then to an inexistent page error for
https://bitcoinbuilder.com/agree.php
Josh?
All lead to FAQ, then to an inexistent page error for
https://bitcoinbuilder.com/agree.php
Josh?
I could manage it by using another Browser (IE instead of FF) and another IP. Now it works fine for me again (even with FF).
Firefox worked for me too
I get the FAQ page with the disclaimers about the gox situation, and a check box to agree to continue to the site. However, clicking on continue returns a "page cannot be found" error from cloudflare.
Anyone else with a different experience?
Anyone else with a different experience?
Quick update: I saw this on chrome on both android and ubuntu. I was able to log in successfully using firefox.
Same here. I mailed Josh about it.
I find this all very amateurish and foolish. He didn't thought about the consequences that his message could have/has.
And first his database issue, and now troubles with a simple agree checkbox form..
Why do people don't have and use a test environment before launching it...
Sorry Josh!
I find this all very amateurish and foolish. He didn't thought about the consequences that his message could have/has.
And first his database issue, and now troubles with a simple agree checkbox form..
Why do people don't have and use a test environment before launching it...
Sorry Josh!
You've got to give the guy credit for what he's done I think. He set the thing up on the fly and all in all it's worked very well.
He had to put up a message like that at some point. Come on, he's dealing with millions of dollars from probably thousands of people, many of whom are losing huge amounts this week.
I'm willing to bet you someone will try to claim their Gox BTC from him when Gox doesn't pay out.
Oh hold on..., I've got nothing left to bet. Shit.
Don't get me wrong, he did a great job building the site!
I managed to get past the form.
The site (or Cloudflare) apparently uses cookies and/or IP to keep us logged in. Removing cookies didn't solve the issue.
I used another PC (in my case via Teamviewer with a PC from someone else) to login FOR THE FIRST TIME.
This worked for me...
After getting the "normal" home-screen again you can switch back to your own PC.
The site (or Cloudflare) apparently uses cookies and/or IP to keep us logged in. Removing cookies didn't solve the issue.
I used another PC (in my case via Teamviewer with a PC from someone else) to login FOR THE FIRST TIME.
This worked for me...
After getting the "normal" home-screen again you can switch back to your own PC.
Same here. I mailed Josh about it.
I find this all very amateurish and foolish. He didn't thought about the consequences that his message could have/has.
And first his database issue, and now troubles with a simple agree checkbox form..
Why do people don't have and use a test environment before launching it...
Sorry Josh!
I find this all very amateurish and foolish. He didn't thought about the consequences that his message could have/has.
And first his database issue, and now troubles with a simple agree checkbox form..
Why do people don't have and use a test environment before launching it...
Sorry Josh!
You've got to give the guy credit for what he's done I think. He set the thing up on the fly and all in all it's worked very well.
He had to put up a message like that at some point. Come on, he's dealing with millions of dollars from probably thousands of people, many of whom are losing huge amounts this week.
I'm willing to bet you someone will try to claim their Gox BTC from him when Gox doesn't pay out.
Oh hold on..., I've got nothing left to bet. Shit.
Same here. I mailed Josh about it.
I find this all very amateurish and foolish. He didn't thought about the consequences that his message could have/has.
And first his database issue, and now troubles with a simple agree checkbox form..
Why do people don't have and use a test environment before launching it...
Sorry Josh!
I find this all very amateurish and foolish. He didn't thought about the consequences that his message could have/has.
And first his database issue, and now troubles with a simple agree checkbox form..
Why do people don't have and use a test environment before launching it...
Sorry Josh!
Same problem.
Let's see who gets in first!
Stu
(Disclaimer: I've been a f***ing idiot leaving GOX BTC on the books overnight!)
Let's see who gets in first!
Stu
(Disclaimer: I've been a f***ing idiot leaving GOX BTC on the books overnight!)
I joined to sell my 2.13 BTC but have not been able to login since, despite verifying my account.
But I found out later that because my Gox is unverified I couldn't actually transfer them.
Try tweeting him if you have BTC there.
He has already said that trading is now pointless:
"Although GOXBTC on bitcoinbuilder may still be traded, the chances that they will ever be made whole are likely slim to none."
But I found out later that because my Gox is unverified I couldn't actually transfer them.
Try tweeting him if you have BTC there.
He has already said that trading is now pointless:
"Although GOXBTC on bitcoinbuilder may still be traded, the chances that they will ever be made whole are likely slim to none."
I get the FAQ page with the disclaimers about the gox situation, and a check box to agree to continue to the site. However, clicking on continue returns a "page cannot be found" error from cloudflare.
Anyone else with a different experience?
Anyone else with a different experience?
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