Sorry for the late reply, the email notifications got caught up in my spam-box and were having a nice discussion with some pharmaceutical adds before I had to interrupt them.



Thanks for the support man! I've had great experience with Bitcoin in the past, and we really need to sell the plane, so I thought this would be the best route to take!


Thanks for the link, I'll post it there later today!



What better reason than to show anyone flying coach that you're better than them? You would never be bored again! Just fly to LA, or San Diego, or Nepal, or anywhere in the world! (Provided they have a functional airport, of course)



PM me and I'll see what I can do (Kidding)

Mind sending me the details too?

Thanks.

Good evening everybody! I'm hoping this new year has been treating you all nicely!


I'm selling a Cessna 421-B Golden Eagle, the plane was the result of a settlement, but my family can't afford to upkeep it, so we're looking to sell it, rent it, or trade it away.



http://i.imgur.com/62fZig8.jpg



Year: 1973

Total Time: 5,313 hours

Serial Number: 421B-0357

Annual: December

Current Location: Texas


http://i.imgur.com/rYjljTx.jpg



It just had its yearly less than a month ago, and received its certificate of Air-Worthyness by McCreery Aviation in McAllen, Texas.



http://i.imgur.com/fXIJguf.jpg


Specifications & Information:

AIRFRAME
MANUFACTURE: CESSNA
MODEL: 421B
SERIAL NUMBER: 0357
TOTAL TIME: 5313 HOURS.

AVIONICS
VHF COMM
VHF NAV/ COMM (KX165)
DME (KX64 W/2 HEAD CONTROL)
TRANSPONDER (NARCO AT150)
RADAR (KWX56)
ADF (2)
AUTOPILOT

ENGINES
MANUFACTURE: CONTINENTAL
MODEL: GSTIO-520 H15
HOURSE POWER: 375 HP

ENGINE LH
SERIAL NUMBER: 817658R
TT: UNKOWN
TSOH: 480.08 HOURS

ENGNE RH
SERIAL NUMBER: 218416
TT: UNKOWN
TSOH: 540.28 HOURS

PROPELLER
MANUFACTURE: MC CAULEY
MODEL: 3A-F34C-92PR. 590LF-0

PROPELLER LH
SERIAL NUMBER: 40562
TT: 5313 HOURS.
TSOH: 12 HOURS. / JUNE 6, 2007.

PROPELLER RH
SERIAL NUMBER: 737305
TT: 4776 HOURS.
TSOH: 550 HOURS. / AGUST 12, 2002.

EXTERIOR PAINT:
WHITE BASE WITH BLUE STRIPES.

INTERIOR:
BEIGE LEATHER.


http://i.imgur.com/gTLKyiQ.jpg

The inside is undergoing a renovation including new carpets and a very deep cleaning, so it will look much nicer than it currently does in these pictures.

http://i.imgur.com/Qd2kIZE.jpg


PM me for any extra information you may want or need.


My asking price is USD 250,000 or approximately BTC250 as of this writing, or equivalent in goods, properties, etc...

This is not a fixed price, so make an offer!


If you're interested, let me know, and we can discuss price points and anything else you wish.


Best regards,
-Jonathan

Hey guys, I was lucky enough to get my hands on an extra ticket for Minecon 2013 in Orlando, Florida. I already have a ticket, so I decided to do away with this one, and I thought, what better way to do so than to sell it for BTC?

I've only ever done one trade here in the past, which was a (very nice) watch bought by the user Mikej0h, with Graet as the Middleman. That sale worked out great, so I'm back for more.



The idea would be that we would meet in front of the gates at the day of the event, and we go in together. This auction includes a ticket of admittance, and whatever perks come along with it (i.e. Minecon 2013 Cape, etc...).

If you win this ticket, I'd be more than happy to keep the coins in Escrow until the date of the event (November 2nd), in which, once you are admitted into the event, the coins are released to me, and if for some reason the ticket doesn't let you in, the coins are released back to you.



If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!


The auction starts at BTC7 with minimum increments of at least BTC0.1.

Buy it now price is BTC10.5. This price is only valid while the current bid is less than BTC8. Past that, it goes up by BTC1.

I'm also accepting PayPal from trustful users, with the condition that you pay the processing fee.




http://i.imgur.com/znqyAhO.jpg


The auction ends approximately 5 days and 30 minutes from this posting.

Timer removed. End time: 2013-09-20+00:00:00UTC


Best of luck everyone!

Thanks for the tip, I'll definitely check them out.

From what I seem to see, is that people like to have products they can have in their hands at any given moment, so for now, that's our largest priority. As soon as we have a working prototype, I'll be sure to update the site.

Regards,
-Jonathan

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense, and I totally agree. The main thing we decided to leave out of the site were the prices. We won't charge anybody a single cent until we actually have a product available that you order and receive in 3-5 business days. We've been checking our budget, and maybe if we can get enough funding (From private investors, not from donations), we won't have to charge anything, period. So far, each device costs about $80 to make, but if we can cut the price in half, we may be able to give these machines out for free and just pay them back slowly with the percentage we take.
We're not going to send out a single email either until we actually have all the equipment to set up the prototype.

We don't want to come out looking like a scam, that's why we don't have a single donate link, no place to put in a pre order, or anything that would allow you to send money to us. The project may require some funding later on once production starts, but that will be private funding and not donation based crowd funding.


As for the proof of concept, just the fact that people actually signed up for updates is already proof enough in and of itself, we know there is a market for this type of technology (As you mentioned, a good example is Level-up), we just wanted to know if we could fit into it, and so far the results say yes.


Also, thanks for the insight on why not google docs, you're very right, and I hadn't seen it that way. I'll be sure to change it as soon as I can.


Best regards,
-Jonathan

Very good point, I feel pretty stupid for not thinking of that, actually...


cheers!
-Jonathan

This makes a lot of sense, thank you. The way we're trying to go about this, is to make it a point that we will NEVER be in control of anybody's money. Our devices literally create a QR code to request a transaction to a bitcoin address, and then check if the transaction was received by checking for the transaction ID. You input your wallet address, and close the connections, so there's no way to change where the transactions are received (for better or for worse).

I'll be sure to update it with more info on myself and who we are.


One more question, if you don't mind my asking, what would you recommend we use instead of google docs? You had previously stated that it was very discouraging, and I wish to make it as easy as possible to sign up.

Best regards,
-Jonathan

Thanks, we tried to make the website as nice as possible.

As for google docs, any recommendations on what we should use instead? This is the first time I've made a signup form and am not too experienced in the matter, any advice helps.

The domain name privacy is only while we set everything up. We don't have offices at the moment, so it's based out of my house, and I don't really want everybody on the internet knowing where I live (for now at least). Once we get a more public location and a number (toll free, of course) then we're releasing everything.



I completely agree with the transparency statement, so I'll try to be as open as possible.

My name is Jonathan Bunt, and I'm a student in Austin, Texas. I decided against making an account solely for the purpose of BitProcessors precisely for the manner. If you wish to speak to me, my Skype is included in my account information. I am a long time (late 2012) Bitcoin enthusiast and wish to help make it more accessible.

What we offer is a processing Terminal, sort of like a credit card swiper, but specifically for use with Bitcoin. We're currently making a prototype, so not even I have more info as to the specifics for the time being.


You really shouldn't trust a random stranger on the internet, which is why I'm willing to give out my information. If you order a device from us, we'll make sure to go through all the legal aspects with you, and may even go as far as to give you my home address and phone number if you seem trustworthy so that you can reach us at any time.

The bitcoins would go to either an online wallet of your choosing, to your exchange account where they get transferred to fiat, or to the device itself.

You know you receive the payment, because at no time do we touch your coins. How it works is you input your own address (leading to an exchange or whatever you like) when you receive the device. Then, anytime anyone wants to pay with BTC, you input the final price on a keypad, the device makes a transaction address with a multiple recipient, we take a percentage of the amount sent and you get the rest. You then get a confirmation when the specified amount of confirmations are reached (Normally 0 for anything less than $100 or so). At no point do we ever access your wallet or your private addresses.





I definitely see what you mean, as soon as we get an office and number set up, we'll be sure to update it.


Feel free to ask any more questions.

Regards,
-Jonathan

The Bitcoin Payment Processing Solution.

http://www.bitprocessors.com

Start accepting Bitcoins at any physical location using one of our proprietary terminals.

Sign up now to receive updates and information regarding our BitPos devices.

PM'd thanks for the interest!

Cheers!
-Jonathan

I'm looking for a developer willing to help me make a Raspberry Pi compatible Wallet with a few extra features. Mainly, I need it to run on a Raspberry Pi (Obviously), send a notification to some sort of screen when it receives a payment (Pre customizable to 0,2,3,5, || 6 confirmations). It also needs to be able to make a payment request (i.e. I input 10BTC and it makes a QR code than can ask for 10 BTC to the receiving wallet). The last thing we need, is for it to be able to make simple recurring payments. If you comment, I'll send you a message with EVERY detail we need and our budget.

Please post a comment if you are interested, and I'll PM you with the specifics.

I have a flexible budget, so post and don't feel embarrassed to ask for more, and we can try to reach a compromise.

Best regards,
-Jonathan

(Also, on an unrelated note, I'm looking for a good web designer/developer, no experience really needed, you just need to be able to code in HTML and CSS. Ask for more info if you want any.)

Thanks! I'll definitely check it out!

Cheers!

Good evening everybody!

I'm selling another watch, this time it's a Reddit Timescale Watch by Cadence with a gift box, as seen here:
http://cadencewatch.com/reddit-watch

The watch currently goes for $125 USD, and the giftbox is an additional $5 USD.

As a starting price, how does BTC0.85 sound?

Here is a picture of the watch and the box.
https://www.dropbox.com/home/Reddit%20Watch

Once again, the watch has never been worn, and will be shipping from Austin Texas at your convenience.

Cheers!
-Jonathan

Hey, I'm a very fluent french speaker (Studied in an all French school in Quebec for 2 years) so I would love to help translate the site.

Cheers!

I'm trying to get a Bitcoin startup rolling, but need a bit of information over the market before I can do anything.

If you guys can take this quick survey (Literally less than 2 minutes (It's only 4 questions)) you'll be entered into a drawing for a BTC prize (Yet to be determined how much). The more people complete it, the bigger the reward. Please send it to your friends and families (And for those who need an incentive, just tell them to put in your wallet address to increase your own chances of winning)!

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/86MKFSP

There's a spot at the end of the survey to enter your address in.

Cheers!

-Jonathan

If you can send me your email, I can set up an escrow transaction. I don't want to part with the watch for less than 1.8 though, so would that be alright for you instead?

It would ship from Austin, Texas with whatever whipping you want (most likely covered by me)

I would definitely be willing to accept Escrow, I'll set it up and get back to you shortly.

Also, if you want any pictures, just ask!

Bulova Men's 96A137 Self-Winding Mechanical Bracelet Watch

Amazon Link;
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088BMX5S/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's going for $263 on amazon, the watch had never been worn before and is still in the box.

How does starting price BTC2.25 sound?

Feel free to haggle about it,

Cheers!

-Jonathan

Here's a link to one of my transactions if it helps you guys...

https://www.bitinstant.com/order_status/29f16b8b-657b-4dc8-90fb-9c387b089a31

Would this work as proof? Or do you need anything else?

And no, I don't work for them, they just seem to always come through for me, and I don't think they deserve all the bad reviews (Albeit they do deserve a sizable portion of them)...