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You'll notice a lot of nice shiny high-resolution images have been added to the site, and we're now stocking almost 6,000 different products ready to ship immediately.
Lots and lots of progress this month, but let me know if there's any other features you'd like to see. All feedback is welcome!
Lots and lots of progress this month, but let me know if there's any other features you'd like to see. All feedback is welcome!
By the way, I added a real-time inventory display to count what the system is currently adding to inventory based on your power-searching.
It's added around 500 products in the last week:
"There are currently 4885 products in stock, available to ship immediately!"
It's added around 500 products in the last week:
"There are currently 4885 products in stock, available to ship immediately!"
Samsung 840 512GB ssd $541.84 on chronocoin, on Amazon $346.76. A $195.08 difference, that must be a bug in your system.
I just checked, I'm not sure where you found that item on Amazon for $346 but that's a great deal! Read the description carefully as it may be refurbished or an incorrect listing, though. As far as what I'm seeing as standard pricing, Chronocoin is about on-par.
http://chronocoin.com/index.php/samsung-electronics-840-pro-series-2-5-inch-512-sata-6-0-gb-solid-state-drive-mz-7pd512bw.html is $539
http://www.serversupply.com/products/part_search/pid_lookup.asp?pid=191781&gclid=CO-ApNyG_LYCFceDQgod3gEAFQ $530
http://www.memory4less.com/m4l_itemdetail.aspx?itemid=1468453021&rid=94&origin=pla&gclid=CKbg5uiG_LYCFQ5xQgodiTEAGQ $699
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147194 is $519
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Electronics-2-5-Inch-SATA_6_0_gb-MZ-7PD512BW/dp/B009NB8WTI is $484
I meant if we cashed to usd, we pay gains tax.
Oh, I get your point now. The nuance was lost on me, heh.
PS great way to spend btc without getting taxed.
Actually, we're 100% compliant with all tax laws in both the USA and abroad. However, we make it a totally clean process for you during check out so that you can see your tax rate being applied in real-time, if you're in a zone in which it applies, and it is automatically paid to the appropriate tax authorities by our systems at checkout for you so you don't have to deal with it.
I give you credit for answering these questions without any attitude.
My pleasure, and I'm happy to do so considering it's part of the beta process and helps the company evolve in a positive direction
Ummm.....
No https on the order page? That's insane.
Where are you located and do you have a business license?
No https on the order page? That's insane.
Where are you located and do you have a business license?
If someone capable of it is doing DPI on your bitcoin-related transactions, they won't glean any information that they don't already have from your Chronocoin transaction except perhaps your taste in beef jerky or something. Since we don't take credit cards, SSL is less of a concern for us than traditional merchants - we're going to add it soon anyway.
Chronocoin is a fully licensed company based in Delaware, USA
Well I'm not a merchant and I highly value my privacy and security of the website i use. Are you protected against hacking or ddos? How do you store user info?
Where is your office located?
We also value your privacy and security
We're protected against hacking and ddos, and store user info in a protected database. Our location is in Lewes DE.
Good to hear you say that.
I give you credit for answering these questions without any attitude.
How long do you store user data? Do you sell to 3rd parties? Protected aka encrypted truecrypt folder or? For ddos and hacking protecting who are you guys using? I didn't see any mention of it on the site.
Thank you.
We store user data for now in perpetuity, primarily to make the process of checkout + order tracking easier with our front end for users. We never sell your data. I can't discuss the exact details of the protection schema, but it's quite secure. For DDOS, we're currently on Cloudflare- as far as hacking protection, I have a background in systems engineering that is quite extensive and in fact built the entire system that processes transactions from scratch. I also did a lot of testing to ensure that the system is safe for use. It's not something that previously came to mind for mention on the site, but I'm happy you brought it up. Perhaps I'll add something to that end to the FAQ page based on your questions, thanks for helping.