Quote from: mprep on June 11, 2016, 03:16:45 PM

Quote from: RoAnonymous on June 11, 2016, 02:55:40 PM

Quote from: longstro on June 11, 2016, 09:56:02 AM

Here it is - http://coinig.com/?adr=16s5SBR3zPHL3fSetimbCEjjjAoKMkCnwe&msg=Hey%2C+its+longstro%2C+to+confirm+that+newbie+can+bid+on+btt&sig=HxZHyJWjhn9ExynixeRq5YyBPU%2FIeIaZIl4mhL4FvIFF%2FwtvSdMUuyzYmrUPJJ7ZNMc%2FnFUClUu6mQ89byCJRoI%3D

Lol the address is out of funds. Newbie Tongue

Indeed it is. Until you sign a message with an address that contains at least enough to cover the bid + transaction fee, the bid:

Quote from: longstro on June 10, 2016, 08:08:12 AM

0.08 BTC

is inactive (invalid if someone decides to bid that amount or higher).

Quote from: ca333 on June 11, 2016, 09:50:51 AM

Quote from: mprep on June 11, 2016, 01:11:31 AM

Quote from: longstro on June 10, 2016, 11:05:08 AM

If the seller asks me, I'll provide signed message for sure

I'd prefer if you do so in this thread, considering that the last newbie bidder didn't really respond when contacted.

in the future maybe the best would be to provide btc-address at the begin of those auctions and a general rule so any bidding newbie has to either deposit the bidding amount or a non-refundable fraction of the bid OR to bid in form of a signed message which proofs he/she owns enough to pay in case of winning. I already missed auctions in the past because of newbies pushing prices high without serious intentions. just my 2 bits.

I will probably do something like that for the next auction.

Please, provide the rules for this auction, because I've realized the relationships to the newbies here

longstro

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