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Re: Blockchain.info is down!
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dannyjj
on 01/01/2013, 19:37:33 UTC
Message edited out now we have had a service update - Customers have been told that the queue is in clearing. Good.

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Re: Blockchain.info is down!
by
dannyjj
on 01/01/2013, 02:16:18 UTC
Hope i dont lose my money
You can reduce that risk by importing your private key into another client as a backup in case the site is down.

Nothing to do with missing coins etc, he is waiting on a pingit deposit that should have arrived a while ago, just like me and a few others...
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Blockchain Bitcoins via Pingit... Still waiting.
by
dannyjj
on 31/12/2012, 22:48:15 UTC
I attempted to purchase Bitcoins via Blockchain via Barclays Pingit, I've done this before and have always received them in my wallet within a couple of minutes, however, I requested £40 worth of BTC around 20 hours ago and I am still waiting on my coins, I'm not sure why they are taking so long and there has been absolutely NO service updates on general stock, transaction delays, pingit transaction problems etc... Does anyone have any idea what may be happening here?

I believe that Blockchain should add some form of method of keeping up to date with orders so you know what stage they are at and when to expect to receive your funds...

If my support ticket isn't reponded by tomorrow afternoon I'll give Ben a call.
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Re: Blockchain.info is down!
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dannyjj
on 31/12/2012, 22:47:28 UTC
Sorry everyone one server crashed, should be fully functional now, have a great new year.

...and my Pingit Bitcoins?
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Blockchain Bitcoins via Pingit... Still waiting.
by
dannyjj
on 31/12/2012, 22:38:29 UTC
I attempted to purchase Bitcoins via Blockchain via Barclays Pingit, I've done this before and have always received them in my wallet within a couple of minutes, however, I requested £40 worth of BTC around 24 hours ago and I am still waiting on my coins, I'm not sure why they are taking so long and there has been absolutely NO service updates on general stock, transaction delays, pingit transaction problems etc... Does anyone have any idea what may be happening here?

I believe that Blockchain should add some form of method of keeping up to date with orders so you know what stage they are at and when to expect to receive your funds...
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Re: So how on earth am I supposed to get bitcoins in the UK?
by
dannyjj
on 03/10/2012, 00:30:03 UTC
The only optioned seemd to be OKPay. They have documentation which proves who I am, and where I live official government documents. Yet  if I do a bank transfer, they need to see further proof, a photo of my holding my identification! Are they fucking idiots? What a load of bellends.

Shoe on head, sharpie in pooper and stfu.

I might deliver to them. I called up their customer services before and it was absolutely diabolical.

Anyway, I've just sent Blockchain some money with Pingit. I probably won't see the bitcoins until the morning as Pingit is all mobile based and transactions will have to be processed manually, and understandably, the fella who runs blockchain is probably sleeping, unless he is nocturnal like me.

A local lad down in Crocky is also selling coins, I might pay him a visit and take everything he has.
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Re: So how on earth am I supposed to get bitcoins in the UK?
by
dannyjj
on 02/10/2012, 15:27:51 UTC
Ok I've figured everything out on Pingit I think, where it says 'message', should I put my reference no. in there? Going to try it out with a smaller deposit before throwing a few hundred quid at it.
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Re: So how on earth am I supposed to get bitcoins in the UK?
by
dannyjj
on 02/10/2012, 15:05:50 UTC
OK so I'm just opening my pingit account now. Can you verify that Blockchain is legitimate?
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Re: So how on earth am I supposed to get bitcoins in the UK?
by
dannyjj
on 02/10/2012, 14:53:01 UTC
PingIt to blockchain should work for you. You could also open a US account.

I don't have a Barclay's account, but I might go open one right now.

edit; just realised I can do it via lloyds.
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Re: So how on earth am I supposed to get bitcoins in the UK?
by
dannyjj
on 02/10/2012, 14:35:53 UTC
Bitstamp.net  Smiley

Any charges for Bitstamp in the UK, am I paying into a UK account?
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So how on earth am I supposed to get bitcoins in the UK?
by
dannyjj
on 02/10/2012, 14:30:10 UTC
The only optioned seemd to be OKPay. They have documentation which proves who I am, and where I live official government documents. Yet  if I do a bank transfer, they need to see further proof, a photo of my holding my identification! Are they fucking idiots? What a load of bellends.

With the terrible customer service on Intersango and MT GOX, how I am supposed to get Bitcoins in the UK? (it can't just be their banks, I worked in business, paying in £5000 a day, with other locations paying in £5000-10000 a day, and I never had problems with my business banking, so it's funny how BTC exchanges are!

People say that you can't do it by credit/debit card because of the risk of a chargeback, that's bullshit. I just purchased a £2000 Gibson by debit card, same thing. How is it different all of a sudden just because the product is bitcoins?

Mercabit tried to charge me something like £12.50 per bitcoin. No thanks... it was £8 or something last time which was reasonable :s
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Re: MT GOX problems (UK user)
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dannyjj
on 25/09/2012, 20:05:17 UTC
I tried to make a upay account or something to fund MT GOX, but it's another one of these that wants to see all kinds of stupid identification before I can fund my account with my own money in my bank account.

According to upay, a full UKDL isn't a valid proof of my address, either, hahaha! How pathetic.
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Re: MT GOX problems
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dannyjj
on 25/09/2012, 18:30:42 UTC
So, any other options now for getting Bitcoins via a GBP deposit? This is pretty shit...
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MT GOX problems (UK user)
by
dannyjj
on 25/09/2012, 18:21:07 UTC
I'm trying to fund my account on MT GOX since UK transfers on Intersango went down. I can't be bothered with the 3 day wait for the funds, but it is the only option I guess since I'm a UK user...

So, I log into my online banking and go to make a transfer to Tibanne Limited, everything is fine until I see this:

http://i.imgur.com/rCax2.png

Anyone had this? The details are definitely correct. Is it just me or are all of these Bitcoin exchange websites absolutely terrible in their methods and service? They are constantly experiencing bank issues. First Intersango Ltd have all kind of problems with Metro which resulted in a 2 week delay on my last transfer, and now MT GOX are having problems with Barclays and are limited to a certain amount of 'entries' per day.
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Re: US 1 Million Dollar Bill
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dannyjj
on 31/08/2012, 21:12:02 UTC
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Re: [GIVEAWAY!!] *** 100 Bitcents *** [GIVEAWAY!!]
by
dannyjj
on 31/08/2012, 21:10:29 UTC
I don't know how many posts I need for Jr. status, but I'm working on it Sad

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I'm not buying anything in particular right now, but I'm saving up for a Fender Telecaster... and hey, every little helps.

I think 5.

Well I have done a few posts & discussions and have reached 15... I don't know if that's sufficient but we'll see.

edit; under an hour to go :-)
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Re: SSDs anyone?
by
dannyjj
on 31/08/2012, 21:07:35 UTC
Hey guys! So my bday is coming up in a few days, and I figured I'd finally splurge for a nice SSD (let's call it a budget of up to $250-275, for 240GB+). As it's my first SSD, I'm done tons of reading up on specs and reviews, but I'm still stuck trying to make a decision.

Here's what I'm currently looking at:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820226226
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227727
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233312
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233343

Thoughts?

Do you guys have any SSD suggestions? Anything you've bought and regretted it later?

NOTE: Since I know some SSDs play differently with various hardware, here's my current desktop setup:
ASRock 770 Extreme AM3 AMD 770 SATA 6Gb/s
RaidMax Hybrid 730W ATX12V
AMD Athlon II X4 635 2.9GHz Quad-Core
2x G.Skill Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1600
HIS Radeon HD 6870 1GB 256-bit GDDR5
500GB 7200RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s HDD



I've never really bothered with SSD's in my rigs, never really seen the point. I'd rather just save money and have a high end HDD. With the prices of SSD's lowering though... that may just change.
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Re: interesting visits to my site
by
dannyjj
on 31/08/2012, 21:03:33 UTC
So I just started my first bitcoin related website (see my sig) and I'm getting some interesting visitors:

Code:
30 Aug 20:37:32 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag Springfield,
Virginia,
United States Department Of Homeland Security (216.81.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
(No referring link)
30 Aug 20:23:34 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag West Fulton,
New York,
United States New York Power Authority (148.144.*.*) [Label IP Address]
30 Aug 18:46:19 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag Bremerton,
Washington,
United States Navy Network Information Center (nnic) (138.163.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
(No referring link)
30 Aug 18:46:18 Rippers
Unknown
United States Flag Bremerton,
Washington,
United States Navy Network Information Center (nnic) (138.163.*.*) [Label IP Address]
 
 

There's also various others from random Corporation / Industries / Groups.

I've certainly never had anything like this on other newly launched websites before...

I guess this is illustrative of the sorts of people who browse Bitcointalk!? Grin

Homeland security... hmmmmmm.
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Re: I need 0.3-0.5 BTC asap (UK) via bank transfer
by
dannyjj
on 31/08/2012, 21:00:11 UTC
Can also do PayPal.

Email received, waiting for your payment now

Great transaction, thank you. You can leave me feedback in this thread

As said I now have the coins.

Thank you for the transaction.
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Re: Bitcoin Debit Card!
by
dannyjj
on 31/08/2012, 20:59:34 UTC
Just as a survey to see if people like the idea. The card would hold the wallet.dat file on its memory and also it would hold a pin to decrypt the wallet. The card reader would have a record of all the blocks etc.
It would make bitcoins more feasible as a payment solution. We would use java chip cards so they can be programmed. Bt I'm not use wether 80k is enough for memory. Or wether we need more!
http://www.smartcardsource.com/contents/en-ca/p3_J2A080.html


It would mean bitcoins could be used in the real world! Not just inside the interwebs!


I want some form of BTC wallet I can link to my bank account/pay pal so I can make transactions instantly, could be risky though.