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September 27, 2011, 05:59:17 PM
#45
That's not technically true... guy down in texas did actually buy a bulbasaur off me because he wanted to introduce his cousin into pokemon.

I stand corrected... your second transaction.  Good to hear.

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Live and learn,right? Not bring up past and smudge it in my face infront of everyone.

Well, if you want the truth, I think it's kind of important for anyone considering whether to frequent your online casino to know the history.  I certainly wouldn't trust you to pay out any winnings after that sad showing in the other thread.
sr. member
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September 27, 2011, 05:42:12 PM
#44
Did you by any chance read the thread about logansryche's miserable failure at running a trading card store, which involved the only sale he ever made going south because he didn't actually have the merchandise, and he didn't have enough cash on hand to process a refund (which would have been about $10)?

That's not technically true... guy down in texas did actually buy a bulbasaur off me because he wanted to introduce his cousin into pokemon. He bought off me for a dollar and that included shipping. What got me in so much trouble was those damn gift cards. Live and learn,right? Not bring up past and smudge it in my face infront of everyone.
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September 27, 2011, 05:37:27 PM
#43
After all, if you cannot even afford to present an offer that admits the current owner some modicum of dignity, how do you hope to afford the considerable expenses of beginning a successful business?

Did you by any chance read the thread about logansryche's miserable failure at running a trading card store, which involved the only sale he ever made going south because he didn't actually have the merchandise, and he didn't have enough cash on hand to process a refund (which would have been about $10)?
sr. member
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September 27, 2011, 05:34:26 PM
#42
no one's offered higher then 1.5btc, let's see if anyone does, shall we?
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 05:29:51 PM
#41
1.5 BTC? Why that's a pathetic amount of money to bid on a domain! Insultingly low! A man of integrity and with true intentions to build a venture should be willing to bid more than 10, or 20, or more! I would myself, if I so cared. And in truth, when an entrepreneurial opportunity comes up, I frequently salivate at the thought of it, itching to contain myself. There really is nothing more satisfying that hard work to the accomplishment of industry. However, there is only such honor and satisfaction in proper business, and gambling is no proper business, so far as I'm concerned. Best of luck to whomever undertakes this venture with the integrity it deserves, and bully for your effort, but I must draw myself out of it.
Well I would bid more but I can't so I won't. I bid what I can spend. You would too.


Then I would urge the current owner of playcasinobtc.com to reconsider selling the domain to someone who cannot pay what it is worth. I advise him or her to wait for a serious offer from someone with serious capital. After all, if you cannot even afford to present an offer that admits the current owner some modicum of dignity, how do you hope to afford the considerable expenses of beginning a successful business? And of all businesses, a casino?

Original poster, hold out for a better offer. Some worthier entrepreneur with real ambition will offer well for your domain.
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September 27, 2011, 04:52:53 PM
#40
Either way a online casino will be built.

What's stopping you from starting to build it now before getting a domain name like a normal person would?


It's us. We're keeping him from building his casino empire.
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September 27, 2011, 04:32:32 PM
#39
Either way a online casino will be built.

What's stopping you from starting to build it now before getting a domain name like a normal person would?
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 04:08:54 PM
#38
Cards are crap unless there's a business behind em.
So are domains. And off-the-shelf shopping carts.

Quote from: JeffK
If I've learned anything from these forums, it's that the first thing I need to do is proclaim myself CEO of my company. I'll worry about setting it up and all the other little details later - I'm an ideas guy.
As am I... just my ideas keep failing, but I keep trying.
WOOOOOSH
sr. member
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September 27, 2011, 03:50:58 PM
#37
You'll notice that I tried to adapt it to your style as much as possible, which is the kind of quality you can only expect out of such a premium service such as mine.  Notice the comic sans?  I thought it was a nice fit.  Since that took me 7 hours to make and upload, you now owe me 3BTC.  If you doubt the time I spent on it I will upload a picture of the post it note where I wrote down all the times.  That will probably take me another 3 hours, though, since I'll need to upload it in small parts, so at that point you'd owe me another 2BTC, which I calculate as a 10% markup.
Atlas if I want business cards I'll have vistaprint print me up some. Cards are crap unless there's a business behind em.
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September 27, 2011, 03:45:56 PM
#36
If I've learned anything from these forums, it's that the first thing I need to do is proclaim myself CEO of my company. I'll worry about setting it up and all the other little details later - I'm an ideas guy.
Logansryche, I took the liberty of making you a business card to help you get started:



You'll notice that I tried to adapt it to your style as much as possible, which is the kind of quality you can only expect out of such a premium service such as mine.  Notice the comic sans?  I thought it was a nice fit.  Since that took me 7 hours to make and upload, you now owe me 3BTC.  If you doubt the time I spent on it I will upload a picture of the post it note where I wrote down all the times.  That will probably take me another 3 hours, though, since I'll need to upload it in small parts, so at that point you'd owe me another 2BTC, which I calculate as a 10% markup.
sr. member
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September 27, 2011, 03:45:05 PM
#35
1.5 BTC? Why that's a pathetic amount of money to bid on a domain! Insultingly low! A man of integrity and with true intentions to build a venture should be willing to bid more than 10, or 20, or more! I would myself, if I so cared. And in truth, when an entrepreneurial opportunity comes up, I frequently salivate at the thought of it, itching to contain myself. There really is nothing more satisfying that hard work to the accomplishment of industry. However, there is only such honor and satisfaction in proper business, and gambling is no proper business, so far as I'm concerned. Best of luck to whomever undertakes this venture with the integrity it deserves, and bully for your effort, but I must draw myself out of it.
Well I would bid more but I can't so I won't. I bid what I can spend. You would too.


Most of the programmers I know, myself included, get paid good money. What are you going to give them? Random IC parts you've desoldered from old junk you find lying around? 0.01BTC per hour? Pepsi Points? Subway cards?  Are they going to do this out of the goodness of their heart? Why, what exactly are you bringing to the table here? The domain name, some free web space, and a long history of delusions? You're a liability more than anything else.
Well seeing how the programers I know for SL I made friends with from one group or another, the goal is still the same. The programmers I know for SL would help me in the drop of a hat because A:I know each of them more then 5 years and B:I'm a friend and friends don't charge each other to do stuff.

Quote from: DrZaius
You "don't have much more" than about $7.50 to spend on a domain. You can't even eat the cost of the bitcard domain name. I'm sure your casino will be fantastically successful. I look forward to the first customer winning a 'huge' 2 BTC and you threatening them with a restraining order because you can't pay them until you speak to your wife and she loans you some cash generated from a few SL cyber/phonesex jobs.
Actually If I really wanted to I could just let the bitcard domain slip into oblivion and say the hell with it. It's bought and paid for in full. So I want to sell it, it's my right. I paid $12 for it as it's a godaddy domain. Big whoop. I look at this way. Either op sells it to me or I go and register a domain and do it myself. Either way a online casino will be built.

Quote from: JeffK
If I've learned anything from these forums, it's that the first thing I need to do is proclaim myself CEO of my company. I'll worry about setting it up and all the other little details later - I'm an ideas guy.
As am I... just my ideas keep failing, but I keep trying.
sr. member
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I never hashed for this...
September 27, 2011, 03:35:26 PM
#34
The domain name should be the *last* step in starting your casino.

Yes, there are far more important things to do, such as naming a CEO, coming up with logos, deciding whether your bevy of programmers should use web 2.0 or web 3.0 technology (I suggest 3.0), setting up a forum, ordering up business cards, designing some "under construction" graphics, "hiring" a VP of Marketing (working for equity only, of course), writing up a mission statement, ordering a copy of "PHP Illuminated", etc etc


If I've learned anything from these forums, it's that the first thing I need to do is proclaim myself CEO of my company. I'll worry about setting it up and all the other little details later - I'm an ideas guy.
member
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September 27, 2011, 03:30:14 PM
#33
The domain name should be the *last* step in starting your casino.

Yes, there are far more important things to do, such as naming a CEO, coming up with logos, deciding whether your bevy of programmers should use web 2.0 or web 3.0 technology (I suggest 3.0), setting up a forum, ordering up business cards, designing some "under construction" graphics, "hiring" a VP of Marketing (working for equity only, of course), writing up a mission statement, ordering a copy of "PHP Illuminated", etc etc
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 03:24:20 PM
#32
Most of the programmers I met in SL code servers for the likes of IBM.
Most of the programmers I know, myself included, get paid good money. What are you going to give them? Random IC parts you've desoldered from old junk you find lying around? 0.01BTC per hour? Pepsi Points? Subway cards?  Are they going to do this out of the goodness of their heart? Why, what exactly are you bringing to the table here? The domain name, some free web space, and a long history of delusions? You're a liability more than anything else.

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Anyhow, here's my max. 1.5btc I do have more then that, just not much more.
You "don't have much more" than about $7.50 to spend on a domain. You can't even eat the cost of the bitcard domain name. I'm sure your casino will be fantastically successful. I look forward to the first customer winning a 'huge' 2 BTC and you threatening them with a restraining order because you can't pay them until you speak to your wife and she loans you some cash generated from a few SL cyber/phonesex jobs.
sr. member
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I never hashed for this...
September 27, 2011, 03:16:30 PM
#31
Most of the programmers I met in SL code servers for the likes of IBM.
Anyhow, here's my max. 1.5btc I do have more then that, just not much more.

I might build a poker bot to play there, I know the guys at IBM that coded Watson.

And I shall name it AI NAME GOES HERE

I can probably pay them 10 BTC each for working on the bot, 5 BTC up front and the other 20% later.
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 03:14:17 PM
#30
1.5 BTC? Why that's a pathetic amount of money to bid on a domain! Insultingly low! A man of integrity and with true intentions to build a venture should be willing to bid more than 10, or 20, or more! I would myself, if I so cared. And in truth, when an entrepreneurial opportunity comes up, I frequently salivate at the thought of it, itching to contain myself. There really is nothing more satisfying that hard work to the accomplishment of industry. However, there is only such honor and satisfaction in proper business, and gambling is no proper business, so far as I'm concerned. Best of luck to whomever undertakes this venture with the integrity it deserves, and bully for your effort, but I must draw myself out of it.
sr. member
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September 27, 2011, 02:39:23 PM
#29
Most of the programmers I met in SL code servers for the likes of IBM.
Anyhow, here's my max. 1.5btc I do have more then that, just not much more.
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 02:24:16 PM
#28
If you take the .815 btc I have a server and a team of programmers on standby(one is from here, the others are from SL). We could make your project of opening an online bitcoin casino very possible.

A bevy of SL programmers, ready to build the first Bitcoin casino with dick-wielding cat-people player avatars

A most advanced casino

OH GOD DAMN IT I THOUGHT HE MEAN ST. LOUIS

:VOMIT EMOTICON:
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 01:59:49 PM
#27
Since he has no money in $ or BTC, what currency will logansryche's casino operate with? Dr Pepper Points?
newbie
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September 27, 2011, 01:49:19 PM
#26
I'll bid .816 just to save us from CASINO NAME GOES HERE
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