I'd probably just add a one time flat-rate fee to every order (or yearly); I've seen many companies like this flourish (not just VPS re-selling: games, etc)
I'd say go for it. I'd probably spend an extra couple bucks to pay in Bitcoin vs fiat. But don't go overboard.
I am planning to bill it by the hour or days like digitalocean then just give discounts if paid monthly.
You're using free credit and then use their API to resell? I mean how could it be profitable If you're going to sell at the same price?
Regardless though, you will have to compete with both Bithost.io and BitLaunch. I suggest checking at their prices first. If you're not offering something new or competitive rates, there is no reason for people to use a new service.
I am planning just to add a small commission but still have lower prices than bithost. Bitlaunch seems to have really high prices. I am also planning to add windows as an option on the server.
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on 09/12/2018, 16:41:15 UTC
I am planning to start my own hosting website like bithost.io (reselling digitalocean). Is it still feasible to do it still? I am planning to have the same price as digitalocean.
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Re: Web Developing Services | Referral available
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Coin Dropper
on 06/12/2018, 10:13:57 UTC
Bump!
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Re: Coding Services | Referral available
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Coin Dropper
on 03/12/2018, 19:46:20 UTC
I am now free. Send me a pm on telegram
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Re: Digitalocean accounts
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Coin Dropper
on 03/12/2018, 18:30:06 UTC
I still need these.
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Coin Dropper
on 02/12/2018, 18:20:36 UTC
I am buying digital ocean accounts with 0 balance and doesnt need any verification. Only new ones. I will be buying in bulk. Send me a PM for your prices.
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Coin Dropper
on 23/07/2018, 11:43:06 UTC
How many do you need? Maybe I can help.
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Coin Dropper
on 05/07/2018, 11:57:41 UTC
How much BTC do I need as a bankroll to start a dice site? (Excluding development)
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Re: Coding Services (Web dev)
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Coin Dropper
on 04/07/2018, 18:15:24 UTC
Now available for projects. Feel free to pm or contact.
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Re: Coding Services (Web dev)
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Coin Dropper
on 04/07/2018, 11:45:59 UTC
I added the work queue. PM me if you have a project to make.
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Re: Coding Services (Web dev)
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Coin Dropper
on 04/07/2018, 09:51:01 UTC
Currently taken for the whole day. Job queueing still available though. Just pm me for your projects. I can do any web dev service (including creating games)
Bitcoin mixer is pretty easy to make but the problem is capital. Don't you need both trust and funds which both I don't have in order to start a bitcoin mixer?
The trust is something you'll gain by time I guess but as for the funds then yes, you'll need a decent amount to start with.
How much do you think I will need to start a bitcoin mixer? 5 BTC or something near that?
Do you own object-oriented programming? What OOP templates do you use in practice? Do you know how to work with GIT, MySQL? How much is the hour of your work?
I have a fair amount of experience (most of my career) on OOP using different languages. Git and MySQL is a standard on this industry, I do not meant to brag but I have mastered both of them. I typically charge $30 - $100 per hour depending on the nature and skills required by the project.
Thanks. You have a great salary! But in our world you can find strong programmers for much lower fees (10-20$ per hour - Senior), for example from India, Russia, Belarus.
Too bad. I think the price is pretty good in the industry. Good luck finding one.
There is no lack in APIs honestly but If you're planning to provide something better when it comes to request limits, features, and competitive rates then people will definitely use it.
Definitely there is! Most of the existing API's revolve around sending/receiving bitcoins, checking balances, trading and other stuff. I don't recollect seeing an API which helps implement a bitcoin mixer and is used by many. Private services don't make their API's accessible to everyone. I'm sure you will find a lot of similar projects which needs a public API.
Bitcoin mixer is pretty easy to make but the problem is capital. Don't you need both trust and funds which both I don't have in order to start a bitcoin mixer?