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My observation from this thread and other similar threads in the past: providers who have actually tried out accepting Bitcoin have positive experiences, in the meantime there are a few people who haven't tried it and are presenting it as the apocalypse.

Any particular reason for not using an established message queue library like ZeroMQ? It seems to do exactly what you were trying to accomplish... Here's a video. It now also does encryption/authentication using CurveZMQ.

You could say the same about BitTorrent. Liberty Reserve and e-gold didn't offer any distinguishing features for "legitimate" users. Bitcoin does. That alone is enough to break down that entire comparison. Coinbase and BitPay make this a non-issue, through instant exchange. I think a few...

What I personally miss there (and in many other tools), is the possibility to do cropping and basic annotation (arrows, freehand line drawing, boxes/circles). I also don't like FTP :)

They seem to be sent out slowly, some people were reporting receiving it over an hour after I got it.

You should really use htmlspecialchars rather than htmlentities. htmlentities is known to cause problems with Unicode, even when the encoding parameter is set. EDIT: Actually, on second look - that is entirely unnecessary here. This is a mail form, and as far as I can tell, it would be sent as...

This. Bolding for importance: never ever ever ever EVER trust the client to do the validation, no matter what you're validating. Client-side validation is purely for user experience purposes (such as instant feedback and marking invalid fields before the form is submitted), not for security.

Just got this e-mail from ChicagoVPS... we really want you back, just pre-pay for 3 years! Wasn't 3-year prepayment informally considered the "deadpool mark" back in LEA days?

They didn't. They changed it to 80%.