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Title: Hello newbie question here, Post by: NOCWEHJRONFNOCWE428LSDKNF on September 29, 2015, 01:30:20 PM Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does)
But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: GriffinHeart on September 29, 2015, 02:03:27 PM Well, there are many ways!
Lending, as long as you have a proper escrow, is 100% safe! Like some sort of money holding condom... Signature campaigns, you will come to know. You will make practically no money at Newbie-Jr Member levels and you only really make income at Hero-Legendary. There is a list somewhere summing all of them up but it really isn't worth it at "Newbie" rank. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Mickeyb on September 29, 2015, 03:33:50 PM Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does) But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! Hello and welcome to the forum and to the Bitcoin world. I suggest that you learn, read, research and ask questions. There are many threads on how to earn bitcoins in this section. Read through them. To sum it up, there are no many opportunities at the moment except maybe signature campaigns but for those you need to be well educated about Bitcoin and you need to add to the conversations, not just spam and post to earn some BTCs as this can get you banned. You also need a decent profile with higher rank. Newbie, junior rank won't get you much and they shouldn't since as a new guy, very often, you don't have much to add to the conversation. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 Good luck! Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Ceizer54 on September 30, 2015, 08:59:17 AM Treat bitcoin as your regular money..Now how you earn money? by work then bitcoin is also earned through work..if you are good at something and have something to offer then post your services for bitcoins under services section or if you want to lend bitcoins you can lend but only lend to someone who provides valid collateral
I am afraid,but you can't earn through signature compaign yet as you are still a newbee. Increase your rank by being active on the forum,discuss various topics and when you become atleat "Jr Member" then think of joining signature compaign :) Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: ranochigo on September 30, 2015, 09:12:30 AM Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does) You can posssibly grow it by lending, however, the risk can be quite high if the person is not trusted. If the person is trusted, the interest rate would be relatively low. Signature campaign can be a good way of generating revenue if you have knowledge about Bitcoin and can post well. Signature campaigns are basically the process of advertisers paying you to post while putting on their advertisement on your signature space. This wouldn't work if you don't have any knowledge on Bitcoin as they only pay for constructive posts. Try to build up your account to full member first, then join Bit-x campaign.But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: 15Lemon714 on September 30, 2015, 09:16:52 AM I also arrived wanting to earn more btc but the truth is if you don't have any skills to sell it will be hard. Your best bet is to get a real world job and buy btc with a % of your wage each week/month. It is cheap enough at the moment 8) Signature campaigns really don't pay enough for you to live and also as you are very new I doubt what you can ad to the forum at the moment until you get a grasp of it here.
Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Decoded on September 30, 2015, 09:21:31 AM since you have .12BTC i like to suggest to you to buy a forum account to use for signature campaign, however you are just new here so its better to read all the stickies in each section first so you can get familiar with the forum rules before joining any signature campaign :)
Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: odolvlobo on September 30, 2015, 11:25:18 PM By far, the easiest, most effective and most convenient way to "earn bitcoins" is to earn money and buy bitcoins. That is true whether you have a full-time job as a CEO or a cashier, or if you mow lawns or baby-sit.
Mining is not for newbies. Its takes skill, knowledge, and experience in order to make a profit. Regardless of what others may have written in this thread, signature campaigns and faucets are a poor way to earn money. You earn only fractions of a penny from a faucet, and signature campaigns pay less than you think. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Amph on October 01, 2015, 07:32:46 AM signature campaign was actually good 1 month ago, i was doing 2 btc month, so not that poor as many think
now it's another story, not earning a good amount like in the old day for the mining i whole do it, if your bills cost is cheap, around 0.05, i would invest without esitation with that rate, because after all is the same rate that big farm have right now Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: MR.Seller on October 01, 2015, 01:31:46 PM bitcoin for me is real money, it depends on you if you gonna treat it like real. But you cant join for signature campaign because of your rank. As of now the only thing you can earn bitcoin is faucet and try to read some threads in beginners thread so you can learn all about bitcoin and mechanics here in forums . Just keep your coins first for now ^_^ Good luck sir ^_^
Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: notlist3d on October 01, 2015, 05:42:07 PM But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, My first big suggestion is get a new forum name you are new so you will not lose much. But your current one is just very very long and almost seems spammy. Was that the longest it would let you go? I think you will thank me for getting a new name now later down the road. But I bolded a few things in your post. First lending don't go into it. With .12 a few bad loans could wipe your entire bankroll out. Sadly some do try to scam through getting loans. If you are determined to do loans. I would make the person sign a message with their staked address in meta to prove they cannot later on say they were hacked. But honestly avoid lending here or other sites. Signature campaigns really come better at member and full member level. I would not get sucked in right away on them. Use it as a time to learn about the forum and bitcoin. Really how to make good quality posts. Signature campaigns will still be there when you hit that member or full member level. Once you hit full member it is a decent jump in pay. I personally love mining. So I would ask what is your electricity price? That will determine if you can mine. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: odolvlobo on October 01, 2015, 05:49:24 PM signature campaign was actually good 1 month ago, i was doing 2 btc month, so not that poor as many think You spend several hours a day reading and posting here. You are the exception and not the norm.now it's another story, not earning a good amount like in the old day I'm curious what your hourly rate would be, dividing the amount you got from signature campaigns by the total time you spent reading and posting. My guess maybe 1 or 2 dollars an hour at most. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: RealBitcoin on October 01, 2015, 07:34:44 PM Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does) But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! 2 ways, i`d suggest to you personally 1) do a signature campaign, choose the best here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 2) try out faucets/micro earning sites, tasks here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0 Good luck! & Welcome! Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Hellacopter on October 02, 2015, 12:13:55 AM Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does) But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! Welcome brother in the bitcoin's forum and i wish you good luck. First as newbie you have to build your account here, read as much as you can, learn from other members about bitoin, and then when your rank get Jr.Member or highest you can join signature campaign . Take care there is same scam and ponzi schems plans you can find here or there don't invest your bitcoin with it's risky and you can lose your money. Try to trade if you have some experience in altcoins, or just try to sell your goods and services for Bitcoin in this forum. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Amph on October 02, 2015, 07:06:17 AM signature campaign was actually good 1 month ago, i was doing 2 btc month, so not that poor as many think You spend several hours a day reading and posting here. You are the exception and not the norm.now it's another story, not earning a good amount like in the old day I'm curious what your hourly rate would be, dividing the amount you got from signature campaigns by the total time you spent reading and posting. My guess maybe 1 or 2 dollars an hour at most. in reality i was only posting for 4 hours at max, yes i'm always online, but this does not mean that i'm always on bitcointalk or in front of my computer, i just like to keep the page on all the day, for a faster interaction i would like to compare it as a part-time job, 4 hours a day for about $500 month(so about $4 per hour).... well this isn't the case anymore seeing how they have limited the number of post... Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: CanIHazBitcoin777 on October 04, 2015, 06:16:03 AM signature campaign was actually good 1 month ago, i was doing 2 btc month, so not that poor as many think You spend several hours a day reading and posting here. You are the exception and not the norm.now it's another story, not earning a good amount like in the old day I'm curious what your hourly rate would be, dividing the amount you got from signature campaigns by the total time you spent reading and posting. My guess maybe 1 or 2 dollars an hour at most. in reality i was only posting for 4 hours at max, yes i'm always online, but this does not mean that i'm always on bitcointalk or in front of my computer, i just like to keep the page on all the day, for a faster interaction i would like to compare it as a part-time job, 4 hours a day for about $500 month(so about $4 per hour).... well this isn't the case anymore seeing how they have limited the number of post... I do the same man, i`m very active nowadays.... Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does) But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! Hey OP i have the best investment for you. Try buying altcoins at Yobit, you might make tons of money. Some altcoins give 999% returns /day, but its risky too, what do you think? Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: dothebeats on October 04, 2015, 06:21:38 AM Since you got that 0.12 bitcoins, why not check the digital goods section and see if there are available accounts with a Sr. Member rank and start on signature campaigns? There are also other ways to get yourself involved in bitcoins and still get a pretty good reward for it like writing for bitcoins and other skill you may offer and ask for bitcoins in return.
Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: dothebeats on October 04, 2015, 06:23:49 AM Hey OP i have the best investment for you. Try buying altcoins at Yobit, you might make tons of money. Some altcoins give 999% returns /day, but its risky too, what do you think? I don't think this is a pretty good suggestion for a newbie familiarizing himself/herself in bitcoins. Most altcoins are pump and dumps, yes, but still they do not offer guaranteed returns of investment and most of the time you are likely to suffer a loss from them. Trading is for the advanced users of bitcoins and shouldn't always be suggested to a newbie that's just starting his/her way on bitcoins. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: CanIHazBitcoin777 on October 04, 2015, 06:34:01 AM Hey OP i have the best investment for you. Try buying altcoins at Yobit, you might make tons of money. Some altcoins give 999% returns /day, but its risky too, what do you think? I don't think this is a pretty good suggestion for a newbie familiarizing himself/herself in bitcoins. Most altcoins are pump and dumps, yes, but still they do not offer guaranteed returns of investment and most of the time you are likely to suffer a loss from them. Trading is for the advanced users of bitcoins and shouldn't always be suggested to a newbie that's just starting his/her way on bitcoins. Yes its risky, i told that, but it could be worth it. I mean those altcoins make 999% returns, if you invest small amounts it should not be that bad. I hope i will make tons of money that way atleast. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: avatar_kiyoshi on October 04, 2015, 10:10:35 AM Hello brother and sister as you see, I`m new here at bitcoin.org, and I want to earn some BTC (everyone does) But I want to know how? how? and also I want to familiarize my self here. I have a little amount of btc right now like 0.12 something can i grow it? via lending someone but im afraid of being scam. help me about this. and about signature campaign, what is that? what is the best signature campaign? base on my own understanding, you put that "thingy" in your signature and you earn? is that it? where do I start? who you recommend who is the trusted? who is not, and also I`m active in foruming, I can online 18 hours UP! all bad and good post is welcome. Thank you cheers! Some reference site which can earn bitcoin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1006151.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=985550.0 The best place to invest your bitcoin is on secure wallet, hold your coin until price rise. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: odolvlobo on October 05, 2015, 05:01:32 AM Hey OP i have the best investment for you. Try buying altcoins at Yobit, you might make tons of money. Some altcoins give 999% returns /day, but its risky too, what do you think? I don't think this is a pretty good suggestion for a newbie familiarizing himself/herself in bitcoins. Most altcoins are pump and dumps, yes, but still they do not offer guaranteed returns of investment and most of the time you are likely to suffer a loss from them. Trading is for the advanced users of bitcoins and shouldn't always be suggested to a newbie that's just starting his/her way on bitcoins. Yes its risky, i told that, but it could be worth it. I mean those altcoins make 999% returns, if you invest small amounts it should not be that bad. I hope i will make tons of money that way atleast. Altcoins also make -100% returns. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: EthanB on October 05, 2015, 05:09:55 AM I just began earning bitcoins 2-weeks ago. I started with a fresh install of Bitcoin-Core and BTC 0.00.
I began investing small amounts of my weekly autonomous earnings, started a service for bitcointalk and sold a few of my used things as well. I don't have a mountain, but 2-weeks with no fiat-investment I am up to BTC.6 Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Possum577 on October 05, 2015, 06:34:00 AM Are you good at poker or dice? Playtodos.com (see my link below) is a great gaming site that can help you earn some bitcoin, if you're willing to wager some.
The odds are as good as anyone else's and the play and payout is really easy! They've had bonuses for new accounts in the past, you should see if those bonuses still exist! Good luck. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: foxkyu on October 05, 2015, 08:13:13 AM I just began earning bitcoins 2-weeks ago. I started with a fresh install of Bitcoin-Core and BTC 0.00. Wow, that' a lot of bitcoin you can earn. In 2 weeks without fiat investment you get BTC6.I began investing small amounts of my weekly autonomous earnings, started a service for bitcointalk and sold a few of my used things as well. I don't have a mountain, but 2-weeks with no fiat-investment I am up to BTC.6 How can you do that?? It's not small money anyway Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: VirosaGITS on October 05, 2015, 07:42:54 PM I just began earning bitcoins 2-weeks ago. I started with a fresh install of Bitcoin-Core and BTC 0.00. Wow, that' a lot of bitcoin you can earn. In 2 weeks without fiat investment you get BTC6.I began investing small amounts of my weekly autonomous earnings, started a service for bitcointalk and sold a few of my used things as well. I don't have a mountain, but 2-weeks with no fiat-investment I am up to BTC.6 How can you do that?? It's not small money anyway Well he said "BTC.6" not "BTC6", but i'm guessing you can grow it. I just wouldn't really consider "selling my stuff" as earned from an investment. But if you were reselling and proving services and receiving money, then thats great. You'd be supporting BTC growing and earning you some fund at the same time. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: nwfella on October 05, 2015, 08:58:53 PM Signature campaigns are a great way to start earning a few extra satoshis while concurrently increasing your familiarity wit the forum.
For your existing satoshis you can also consider p2p loaning platforms like btcjam, just be aware that we'll over 50% in my experience are shams. Some trading platforms (like poloniex) also have built in margin trading and lending functionality baked in for bitcoin. Imho, while less risky than p2p lending (if cftc decides to shut down said exchange your screwed). There us also a lending topic under the marketplace forum but similar to btcjam, alotta shams. Do your research before investing. Title: Re: Hello newbie question here, Post by: Possum577 on October 07, 2015, 06:09:26 PM Signature campaigns are a great way to start earning a few extra satoshis while concurrently increasing your familiarity wit the forum. For your existing satoshis you can also consider p2p loaning platforms like btcjam, just be aware that we'll over 50% in my experience are shams. Some trading platforms (like poloniex) also have built in margin trading and lending functionality baked in for bitcoin. Imho, while less risky than p2p lending (if cftc decides to shut down said exchange your screwed). There us also a lending topic under the marketplace forum but similar to btcjam, alotta shams. Do your research before investing. Bitcoin lending is a great option in theory but it's incredibly risky because there is now ability to chargeback or collect on debts that go bad. Be careful when it comes to lending your BTC. |