Do you guys think PMing Olaf would work?

Coinbase promised that I could cancel the purchase at any time, but they failed to keep the promise, that hardly makes me a "fraudulent customer"...

I purchased some BTC from Coinbase at "market rate" when they are "out of supply". They said I could cancel the purchase anytime within 4 days, but that wasn't true. Since I wasn't able to cancel the purchase and I couldn't get a reply from their customer support, I called my bank and put a stop payment temporarily. Now, even after I lifted that blockade, all of my subsequent purchases are "canceled because of high risk" - seems like I am blacklisted.

It's taking their customer support forever (2 weeks!) to reply any single email, so I have to post here to seek help. I'm sure many have similar experience.

Has anyone tried cancelling a sell order on Coinbase after 5 minutes?

Bump. Bitvisitor's still being generous as of now.

Dominator008

Posted a bunch but it's not showing up

Good luck on the new forum!

8uBTC minimal. You get ~100uBTC for a captcha from time to time

If the difficulty continues to grow exponentially like it is now, then no.. You can probably get a small fraction of your money back...

What's your command for running the script? From my experience the site pays once to twice a day, so not exactly every 100 uBTC. Keep calm and the coins should come

Bump. Bitvisitor's been pretty generous these days.

Bump

Yes technically the code is still under "implicit copyright", meaning no body could even make any use of it. But this is clearly against the author's will (see his original post at http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/15w1y3/python_script_for_easier_use_of_bitvisitorcom/). Therefore, I'd rather ignore that implicit copyright and treat it something that is "free as in freedom".

I did include a link for donating to the author in my post. Also what I changed is a "referral" address, which doesn't seem that "fraudulent".
But thanks for pointing out and I've changed the comment in the code to the following:

        # The following address stands for a referral link. Right now it points to my address.
        # Feel free to change it to whatever you like when you redistribute the source code.
        # FYI, the original author's address is 13QgXZGtXYEY9cnEB9mGuD1ZbXMWirTicg.
        # Make sure to thank him with a small donation.

Hope that seems more fair.

Hi all, here's a post on my (newly created) blog about the Bitvisitor.com bot I found online.

http://dominator008.com/shootingrange/?p=1

It's really nifty and handy, getting you at least 8uBTC every 5 minutes. All you have to do is typing in some captchas.

It's completely open source so no worries about privacy.

Many thanks to the author who wrote this! Feel free to ask me for help about how to set this up and happy visiting!

Hi all, here's a post on my (newly created) blog about the Bitvisitor.com bot I found online.

http://dominator008.com/shootingrange/?p=1

It's really nifty and handy, getting you at least 8uBTC every 5 minutes. All you have to do is typing in some captchas.

It's completely open source so no worries about privacy.

Many thanks to the author who wrote this! Feel free to ask me for help about how to set this up and happy visiting!

Monitored network activity under Chrome and didn't see the extension doing anything at all, let alone logging keystrokes...... I might look into that more if I have some time.

I'd love it if the author releases the source code. After all most of us are using some sort of proprietary software. I'm on Linux so I'm less worried

The warning is invalid. The source code was obfuscated and I don't see a way to understand its functionalities.

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Good luck with the blog, looks great!

14g89sH9GV2RLR8hSh7cYqSKm4ephPbdKz Thanks!

Hi all, new here.

I'm thinking of getting a Blade, putting a fan on it and using it as a heater for my dorm. Currently the AC in the room doesn't go above 75 degrees and it feels rather cold at night.

So, how hot can those Blades get?