Paid Interest rates.

Even so, the more the better.
Competition weeds out the weak, and makes others stronger.

Who are they? What do we know about them?

Nothing is know, it seems.  But so far we have collectively been pretty good about making everyone run the gauntlet.  Hopefully this continues.  Scammers manipulators and the like will try everything.  

Umm...it says it will pay interest on your account but where does it talk about loaning out bitcoins in order to make money to pay that interest?

It looks fishy to me. Be careful.

Well congrats on finding me.  Most likely you did a Google search for my name…   Which is perfectly fine.
 
Here are a few things you most likely want to know about me.
 
I am President and CEO of Yooter InterActive Marketing http://www.yooter.com (hence the joke of a theme I have running on this site).
 
I live in Pottsville, PA.
 


http://rogerwehbe.com/


edit: addtnl info: My company is located there.
 
I am 34, my degree is in International Business with a minor in computer information systems.
 
you can reach me anytime at president at yooter period com

Have a great day!

I always wonder how any company that pays interest gets the money to PAY that interest....?


So are they charging a holding fee or a transaction fee? Might be important to know. Can only join with an invite? Do you have to be screened to be sufficiently dupable or what?

finnthecelt the founder

I posted this question in another thread (http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=21615.0;all)

How will flexcoin use the Bitcoins? The FAQ does not give any information on this subject. What safeguards are there against flexcoin making bad investments and being unable to give deposits back? I am not accusing flexcoin of operating any scam - however, further information would be useful to understand how flexcoin operates.

First Bitcoin Bank now taking Invites | Flexcoin


June 27, 2011

The world’s first Bitcoin Bank, Flexcoin.com is now taking invites for people to use it’s banking services for bitcoins.
 
It’s scheduled for a July 1st, 2011 launch, but already some people are able to use the service via invite only. It’s being allocated on a per request basis as room is made available and the infrastructure is being built out.
 
The new design of the site was launched a few hours ago and it’s receiving positive response in terms of usefulness and eye appeal.
 
The invite only process was selected to stagger the growth to accommodate security related issues to ensure that everyone’s coins are safe as well as work out any potential bugs in the system (hence it’s limited rollout).

Demand for the Bitcoin bank is staggering as company officials are being inundated with requests for the service. The bank doesn’t expect any issues, however it’s better to be safe than sorry.
 
Feel free to put yourself on the invite list


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