[CLOSED] Auction for 1 Hour of Adam B. Levine's Time

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• adam

  

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  @rob

  @adam @pook2 used his consult last week and I believe I'm speaking with @dsmalone in like an hour.

  So that leaves 4 interview sessions that are yet to occur. Have you been paid for the 2nd auction? I saw no records to indicate you had (as no LTBc address was furnished after auction 2, and I didn't see the winning payment amounts on the ledger of the previous auction's payment address). Maybe @William and @FaceFace can let us know where they stand?

  And while @dsmalone seems like a trustworthy guy, hopefully he will pay before your hour with him starts.

  Adam, do you intend to keep the most recent payment address for future auctions of your time? Or do you intend to create a new address for each week? I think that's really the last tidbit of info I need from you to be able to manage this pretty well w/o any further questions.

  It'll be the same address, that address is also the issuing authority for the HOURCONSULT token

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 7:18 AM
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• William

  

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  I bid 17,000 for hour 1 and 13,000 for hour 2

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 7:20 AM
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• dsmalone

  

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  Hey @Rob and @Adam,

  I just sent the 16000 LTBc to Adam's address. Adam I didn't receive an invite for a meeting in an hour? Maybe someone else? I will shoot you an email with possible dates and times that might work for your schedule OR do you have a Google calendar of available times I should choose from?

  Best,

  Dale.

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 7:30 AM
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• Rob

  

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  @william I bid 17,000 for hour 1 and 13,000 for hour 2

  Hi WIlliam, we're just taking the top two bids at the end and awarding them the two sessions (rather than having two separate auctions). As the previous top two bids (before your post) were 16K and 12K, the current top two bids are:

  1 @William w/17K LTBc

  2 @Zero4ce w/16K LTBc

  And @deweller's is no longer one of the two two bidders.

  As I seem to be trying to get Adam up-to-speed with the details of the previous auctions, did you pay for the auction you already won?

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 7:34 AM
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• adam

  

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  @dsmalone Hey @Rob and @Adam,

  I just sent the 16000 LTBc to Adam's address. Adam I didn't receive an invite for a meeting in an hour? Maybe someone else? I will shoot you an email with possible dates and times that might work for your schedule OR do you have a Google calendar of available times I should choose from?

  Best,

  Dale.

  Hey Dale, OK! I have no idea who I have a meeting with in 20 minutes :) I'll send you a token too.

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 7:36 AM
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• deweller

  

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  @rob Regarding the auction that ended 7/27/14.

  And I think @deweller didn't see my bid of 20K, and didn't realize dsmalone was bidding for second place, and so he needed to bid higher than 16K

  Yep. That's exactly what happened. If I had only bid just ONE MORE ltbcoin. :)

  No worries. And thanks for running this @rob.

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 7:51 AM
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• faceface

  

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  Really sorry... How do I see if I've paid? Adam, I've confirmed Wednesday with Krystal. The idea of a public Google cal is good.

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 8:21 AM
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• Rob

  

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  @faceface Really sorry... How do I see if I've paid? Adam, I've confirmed Wednesday with Krystal. The idea of a public Google cal is good.

  You can see all the transactions from your public LTBc address here:
  http://www.blockscan.com/address.aspx?q=1NuoMC7qMKcK5aw8v79NeTEaAMV2gTZV3F

  And I don't see any transfers of 18000 LTBc from your address, so I believe that means you haven't paid. But I think that's not really your fault, as no one provided a payment address after auction #2 ended (no one was really managing the auction at that time, and clearly Adam's time was/is spread to thin). Yesterday evening, @Adam provided a new LTBc payment address for winners of Adam's time (see earlier in the thread), so you should pay to this address (as should @William, if he hasn't yet):

  18YFt8ek8duhKFGG2x9Tk5fjuVHncMugkR

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 9:07 AM
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• Rob

  

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  @kerneloops Is the HOURCONSULT for a specific week and/or user? So if I bid on this auction, I'll have to use it in the order the token was given, i.e. I can't bid now and then show the token 4 weeks from now, or give it to someone else?

  I'd really like @Adam to answer your question, but my hope and belief is that we can do whatever you want with your consultation tokens (which is part of the reason I was trying to collect several!). I think the only limitation I've seen is that Adam will only be having two consultations per week. And I'm sure he'll have weeks where he's traveling or otherwise unavailable… And, of course, Adam needs to stay alive and committed to honoring these tokens, so there appears to be some risk in holding them longterm.

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 9:46 AM
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• Rob

  

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  @deweller Yep. That's exactly what happened. If I had only bid just ONE MORE ltbcoin. :)

  Yeah, your bid made me realize people should not be allowed to place a bid that matches another bid, as it makes things ambiguous. Imagine if two people tied for first place (the bidders believing they had the #1 and #2 spots), then someone outbid those top bids. Which of the two matching bids would win the #2 spot? This is something everyone running an auction (@davidareallen, @Mike, anyone else?) should take note of -- don't allow matching bids!

  Posted on July 29, 2014 at 9:52 AM
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