Quote from: MyBitcoinMint on September 28, 2012, 06:01:00 AM

Quote from: JohnnyScience on September 28, 2012, 05:51:49 AM

Wow great info, I will look into both websites.

So these are smaller companies that have just emerged within this market? Are you the sole owner/employee etc? Just wondering how big these bitcoin to gold exchanges are.

Do you offer "normal" gold bullion not in the shape of a bitcoin?

Is the ordering/checkout/shipment process for both websites very secure & anonymous?

Once the order is placed with bitcoins how long before it's shipped & how is the bullion actually shipped? (is it shipped insured?)

I am the sole owner/operator for MyBitcoinMint, and at the moment we do not offer typical bullion products (Coinabul does, and is definitely respected in the community).

Our site only accepts Mt Gox BTC codes at the moment, we're making changes to accept all BTC payments. However, if you're interested in something, send me a PM and we can do a simple BTC transfer. We can keep it as anonymous as you'd like, as long as you let me know where I need to ship it

And yes, we do insure our shipping, and wouldn't take longer than 1-2 business days.

I'll let Coinabul and his customers talk on his behalf

You are much too kind! I also enjoy your new website, I don't remember it being like that before.

Anyways, Coinabul has been around for a year now. We'll have been open to the public for a year in 9 days! (Woo!)

We have not had a single customer lose their order or anything else sketchy. We've had a couple run-ins with Customs, but we've always gotten the orders to the right place. We believe in fair prices and good customer support. We're going to be here for much longer than a year, I can tell you that

We're also the only business currently trusted enough by Mt.Gox to be verified by their merchant program. We're publicly known, a legal company, and all that good stuff to keep us honest.

Let me know if you have any questions about our site or any of the products! Some of the coins have quite an interesting history!

Cheers,
-Jon