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Why pay more, when you can pay the lowest prices? at http://t.co/GO92NTR3UA #Pokemon #Bitcoin #TransactionFees #PTCG pic.twitter.com/h9Ma8olu4M
— pokebit (@pokemonbitcoin) October 2, 2013
Will you follow us too?
Why pay more, when you can pay the lowest prices? at http://t.co/GO92NTR3UA #Pokemon #Bitcoin #TransactionFees #PTCG pic.twitter.com/h9Ma8olu4M
— pokebit (@pokemonbitcoin) October 2, 2013
As a result of my creating Pokebit, I have gotten people to research alternative currency. Which means I have already achieved success.
But, there is more to do, so I am only getting started.
Time to get into more advertising!
Big Pokemon event in California, MD! Who’s in? June 29th!
Pre-Nats PokeSmash at High Tide Games.
Get some practice for the National Championships! I’m in.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
A Hampton Roads-based Pokémon enthusiast has announced the creation of a service that allows the multitude of Pokémon Trading Game fans throughout the World to purchase specific products with Bitcoin. Pokebit is a website in which Pokémon cards are sold and its creator boasts some of the lowest prices on Pokémon single cards; But the catch is, Pokebit only accepts Bitcoin.
Nick Kirkpatrick, the creator of Pokebit, claims this as part of a plan to bring selling and purchasing power directly into the hands of the individual, by promoting the prevalence of Bitcoin, a new currency that his been in place for a little over 4 years. “Bitcoin users”, Kirkpatrick asserts, “Are not subject to a supreme entity, no bank, no state, no ‘mega-corporation’. Bitcoin can be sent to virtually anyone, anywhere, with little to no transaction fees, and no one can freeze your account- the individual is in control”.
Pokebit can be found at http://pokemonbitcoin.com
So, I hesitated to post this earlier, but I am happy to let you all know that I am working on a new online store for Pokémon merchandise. This is not an ebay store, this is an entire website. All the pieces are in place; I am just waiting for the latest shipment of boosters boxes to come in before I hit the “GO” button. I will be officially launching the thing next Thursday. Stay tuned.
My Newport News Survival Guide Part 2 is coming tomorrow.
Next Friday, I start publishing fake Pokémon cards. I’ve been making Pokémon fakes and decided to use my website as a platform to publish them. I can assure you that this publication is nothing more than releasing the deep-seated thoughts inside me… 😉
I have always been an advocate for writing down one’s lifelong goals. Over two years ago, I actually did it. Here’s an updated and reworded list. A few of the items have been removed from the list. Some have been revised or reworded.
Here are some goals from my previous list that I have removed:
*Keep in mind that “game designer” does not mean “graphic designer” or “programmer”. It’s not somebody who writes the code for the game or somebody who designs the graphics for the game, but somebody who designs the game: the game’s rules, objectives- how the game works. Sorry for those of you already in the know, but many still seem to be confused as to what a game designer is. And yes, I do write code and I do design graphics in my day-to-day life. That will not change.
**As for what format they should be, I think the cost of publishing a TV show (streaming to the internet or to DVD) is discouraging, but publishing stories as a comic, novel, serialized light novel, or radio drama might be a possbility. Any format is fine with me as long as it makes sense.
There are a few I think would be ideal if published as a comic book/illustrated novel. The idea is to have it published one volume at a time. The readers will be informed that it is a fund-and-release system; they will be given an opportunity to contribute funds. Once a certain funding threshold has been reached, the next volume will be published. I’ve also considered writing a children’s story in the form of an illustrated book.