Roger Ver calls out GoDaddy for wrongly listing Bitcoin.com as 'for sale'
Roger Ver demanded that GoDaddy remove Bitcoin.com from its sales listing. A few hours later, it appears to have been purged. Bitcoin.com — a cryptocurrency news, mining and wallet resource — is not for sale, according to entrepreneur and site owner Roger Ver. On Monday, Bitcoin.com appeared as a “premium domain” available for purchase on GoDaddy, the world’s largest domain registrar, for a minimum price of $100 million. The original sales listing of Bitcoin.com before it was removed by GoDaddy.Ver contacted GoDaddy on Twitter and demanded that the listing be removed immediately,....
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Source: RogerVer.com. You may recall that in July of last year, bitcoin evangelist Roger Ver made it out to Tokyo and published a video on Mt. Gox during a rather difficult time for the company. In that video, he made mention of a conversation with Gox CEO Mark Karpeles, and ultimately noted that he felt the issues then were caused by the traditional banking system. Fast forward to early 2014 and Mt. Gox has again been having issues (as you're likely well aware), recently halting withdrawals. On a number of social networking sites, the company has even been accused of being insolvent.....
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