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Email sent by Internoc 24 LLC to customers offering an investment opportunity in Bitcoin (Internoc24 LLC is a hosting provider registered in Delaware as an LLC which has been the subject of many complaints in the past: search google and WHT) Internoc24 LLC is registered as a Delaware LLC but...

DDoS protected Bitcoin VPS in Zurich, Switzerland based on VMware ESXi hypervisor. Service is proudly provided by CoinsHost - a Swiss web hosting provider founded by cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Pricing starts at just $3 per month (minimum billing cycle - 1 month). Supported OS's: Linux &...

Hello everybody,  I do a lot with bitcoin I mine bitcoin with a cloud bitcoin mining system and I invest in bitcoin and earn few dollars from this. I'm wondering who dose things with bitcoin and if they invest how much do they make and such.

COINSHOST.COM is a Zurich-based web hosting company that provides professional virtual and dedicated server hosting, DDoS protection, colocation and other services.   Highly-available Bitcoin VPS XEN Hypervisor from $28/yearly CoinsHost provides Xen hypervisor and OnApp-based Virtual...

Those of use gray in the head and who have seen these political theaters play out many times have been waiting. Reuters reporting: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/11/19/us-france-shoooting-eu-terrorism-funding-idUSKCN0T81BW20151119 EU clamps down on bitcoin, anonymous payments to curb...

Hi there, In an effort to provide better service to our expanding user base, BitPay will be adjusting our pricing plans October 1, 2015. Due to your volume and settlement preferences, we do not believe your account will be drastically affected, but we wanted to make you aware of the changes to...

As per: https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2015-September/010798.html FCC guidelines however should prevent this ( https://www.fcc.gov/openinternet ) What other things are generally blocked besides inbound port 80 and 25 traffic? I wonder if we'll see more bitcoin related...

So recently, there's been a bill put up for passing and this virtual currency bill is terrible. Govt organisations are starting to try to centralise the decentralised virtual cryptocurrencies by forcing Bitcoin companies to do lots of paperwork shit. This bill is a major threat to innovation...

Bit frustrated right now. Long story short I purchased a domain name from internet.bs where I have several other domain names purchased. Usually I pay with my card or via PayPal but this time I decided I'd use Bitcoin since I had some in my Coinbase wallet and have never used it. I order the...

I know we have a lot of shop operators lingering here who daily deal with high container load scenarios and often find Bitcoin and other coin mining going on. Make this your support abuse meme for point of contact...  Should make things a tad clear for the idiot customer.

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MIAMI, Florida (April 10, 2015) – Stablebox, a worldwide web hosting services provider, today announced the acceptance of Bitcoin as a payment method for purchasing web hosting, virtual private servers and Internet domain names.  Stablebox has partnered with BitPay, the leading Bitcoin payment...

n00b question but how do I pay using BitPay, recently I wanted to pay invoice for one of my favorite VPS provider and they refused to accept the good old PAYPAL (since I use my UK-cousin's paypal to pay invoices). I am forced to consider BITPAY, its either BITPAY-way or leave-the-host-forever...

I am interested in using Bitcoin, as a holder of such, as an end customer.  Late to the party and probably about right time to jump in. Looking for a wallet solution for Bitcoin, that runs locally, in Linux (Debian). Ideally something that is flexible enough to support offline (isolating a...

In case anyone missed it Bitpay is now requiring compliance information from those merchants who are using it.

Over the course of four months, threat actors managed to make tens of thousands of dollars by redirecting the connections of cryptocurrency miners to mining pools they control, the research team at Dell SecureWorks' Counter Threat Unit reported on Thursday. According to researchers, the...

NodeServ is happy to share that we have deployed the use of KernelCare across all of our OpenVZ nodes, which will be very useful in the future when it comes to upgrading kernels. This will cause virtually no downtime when important kernel upgrades are available. We would also like to announce...

Limestone Networks, a leading IaaS provider of on-demand, cloud, dedicated and enterprise hosting services, announces that they are now accepting Bitcoin transactions. Dallas, Texas. November 7, 2014. Limestone Networks, leaders in dedicated and cloud hosting, have begun accepting Bitcoin...

Hey,  I'm curious as to who all accepts Bitcoins as payments for hosting services? I have a Bitpay account that I setup back in early 2014 but never used it. I finally finished the setup. So, the question that remains is if you accept Bitcoin, what processor do you use?  Thanks.