[WTS] Bitcoins for UK Bank Transfers - New Site Now Operational

gigatux

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Quote from: s1lverbox on November 10, 2013, 04:09:01 PM

Obviously u doing a lot manually, and i do understand where u come from. But by threats of banning someone u will not get more customers.
Just change that to something less scary and problem solved.

Fair point and taken. This will be changed next week hopefully into something more friendly.

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Quote from: gigatux on November 10, 2013, 03:53:16 PM

Quote from: s1lverbox on November 10, 2013, 02:23:16 PM

Good approach:

What a warning. hahahaha

What's good reason means?

Anything that's reasonable, basically. So it could be a situation where your bank says it can't process faster payments, or even just a mistake. Really it's just not appreciated when people cancel 5 or more trades giving an excuse like 'asdasd'.

I take it you thought the warning was a bit too scary? I'd certainly consider rewording it.

Obviously u doing a lot manually, and i do understand where u come from. But by threats of banning someone u will not get more customers.
Just change that to something less scary and problem solved.

gigatux

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Quote from: s1lverbox on November 10, 2013, 02:23:16 PM

Good approach:

What a warning. hahahaha

What's good reason means?

Anything that's reasonable, basically. So it could be a situation where your bank says it can't process faster payments, or even just a mistake. Really it's just not appreciated when people cancel 5 or more trades giving an excuse like 'asdasd'.

I take it you thought the warning was a bit too scary? I'd certainly consider rewording it.

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Quote from: gigatux on June 24, 2013, 05:12:53 AM

My site, Bittylicious, was just released to the public which allows users to buy Bitcoins in return for UK bank transfers (Faster Payments, i.e. regular bank transfers for most people). It's not a marketplace, so users can't register as sellers; it's really just a simple service to send Bitcoins once money has been deposited.

Margins are minimal in order to get the word out, so it's a good place to get some cheap Bitcoins. There's a limit to how many you can buy (0.5 BTC for unregistered users, 1 BTC for registered) but this value goes up the longer you have an account.

Visit http://www.bittylicious.com/ to buy. For comparison, the current rate is £69.43.

Feedback, constructive criticism etc. all welcome.

Good approach:

What a warning. hahahaha

What's good reason means?

gigatux

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Another update:

Bittylicious has been providing genuinely competitive prices for a few weeks now, measured by sites such as Bitcoin Average at https://bitcoinaverage.com/#GBP

Bittylicious has now enabled sales in EUR to The Netherlands with a seller that operates there. Technically, any user that can send near instant SEPA payments to The Netherlands is welcome to use the service.

gigatux

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Just a quick update:

Bittylicious now has a couple of other sellers on board which are able to sell Bitcoins at their own price. The cheapest offer is always selected for the buyer, so this means that buyers can get a better deal.

Right now, coins are being offered at £73.05 although yesterday evening, there was a cheaper offer at just over £70.

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Quote from: nottm28 on July 10, 2013, 04:38:24 AM

That's a big improvement thanks - now all you need is to beat the 7% rate (your's is still over 8

)

We dropped this down to 6% yesterday evening and it's currently 6%.

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Quote from: johncabat on July 10, 2013, 05:09:02 AM

Loading fine for me now Wink

Yep cleared 2 hours recent history and it's good now

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Loading fine for me now Wink

gigatux

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Quote from: nottm28 on July 10, 2013, 05:04:55 AM

It's because the redirect you have in place takes you to https://bittylicious.com/1

the 1 is causing the 404 - if you manually remove the 1 then it works ok

That was a typo in the .htaccess file. That shouldn't have been there for at least a few minutes now though, although your web browser could have cached it. Can you try again for me using a different browser or (possibly) restarting your browser?

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Quote from: gigatux on July 10, 2013, 04:51:51 AM

Quote from: johncabat on July 10, 2013, 04:49:41 AM

Getting HTTP 404 on the site at the moment? Just FYI...

How embarrassing! Can you please try again now?

It's because the redirect you have in place takes you to https://bittylicious.com/1

the 1 is causing the 404 - if you manually remove the 1 then it works ok

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Quote from: johncabat on July 10, 2013, 04:49:41 AM

Getting HTTP 404 on the site at the moment? Just FYI...

How embarrassing! Can you please try again now?

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Getting HTTP 404 on the site at the moment? Just FYI...

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Quote from: gigatux on July 10, 2013, 03:22:51 AM

Quote from: nottm28 on July 09, 2013, 06:19:36 PM

I still like bittylicious but I found a site willing to sell more than 0.5 BTC at a time (more pain to register tho)

We just released the latest version of Bittylicious with increased daily limits. You are now allowed more in all circumstances (considering the drop in BTC price) but also significantly more if your first purchase was more than 3 days ago.

Yes I'm seeing that now

gox 53, you guys 57.7, max coins I can buy 5.2 (I do have a sale > 3 days)

That's a big improvement thanks - now all you need is to beat the 7% rate (your's is still over 8

)

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Quote from: nottm28 on July 09, 2013, 06:19:36 PM

I still like bittylicious but I found a site willing to sell more than 0.5 BTC at a time (more pain to register tho)

We just released the latest version of Bittylicious with increased daily limits. You are now allowed more in all circumstances (considering the drop in BTC price) but also significantly more if your first purchase was more than 3 days ago.

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I still like bittylicious but I found a site willing to sell more than 0.5 BTC at a time (more pain to register tho) at btcquick.com - 7% markup - buy any amount - bought 5 coins today... it's not a bank transfer - just a credit/debit card payment.

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KUPO!

Will it reduce the markup on the market price? ;-)

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Quote from: Moogle on July 08, 2013, 02:51:57 PM

i could only buy 1 last time? normally I could buy 2 at any 1 time. why the bit limits and time delays anyway?

The limits are really there to stop new users from buying a load of BTC from a stolen bank account. The next release (with a bit of luck, today) will lessen these limits for users that have had a Bittylicious account for a while as you guys would be more trusted.

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KUPO!

i could only buy 1 last time? normally I could buy 2 at any 1 time. why the bit limits and time delays anyway?

nottm28

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I bought 1.5 earlier with no probs - but I need another 2 coins - how long do I have to wait before I can buy again - says 0 max for me now...

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