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Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Have a look around in the Beginners and Help section, you will find a lot of useful threads there. At least read the sticky threads

I did read a few. I guess ill just have to spend more time here and collect info. btw can you tell me about the signature scheme thing earning?

- Newbie: No styling (including links) allowed. Max 50 characters.
- Jr. Member: Links allowed. Max 150 characters.
- Member: Unlimited length.
- Full: Color allowed.
- Sr. Member: Size allowed
- Hero: Background color allowed

Alright I will try to explain with a simple way so you can understand , first you should understand and you should know that members are ranked you are a Newbie and I'am a Senior member as you can see .



As you can see here , Newbies aren't allowed to do some stuff and have max characters on their signature , and this rise with each Rank-up .


Signature compaigns basically gives you a BBCode to put in your signature that's redirect to their service/website , and logically they don't let Newbies enroll because newbies can't put much stuff in their signatures , however Senior members , Hero members etc ... signatures are so visible and people can see it and that's why they pay them better then others .

Please see here the ful llist of the signature compaigns and what ranks they accepts and the payouts aswell : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

Most of them pay per post , let's say a signature compaigns pays 0.001 per post weekly , if you do 100 posts you will end up with 0.1 BTC / per week which is pretty decent since it's free and not too much efforts . Just make sure to not spam otherwise you will get banned

It doesn't matter much where do you live honestly...

Many 'first world' countries are on the same level - if you taking into consideration bitcoin infrastructure - as 'third world countries'.
There is not need to panic. To fully utilize bitcoin you only need wallet and ability to exchange your bitcoin to FIAT money.
I checked and it seems that in Pakistan you have at least 1 bitcoin exchange, you are good.

http://www.coindesk.com/pakistans-first-bitcoin-exchange-launches-community-building-ambitions/ (http://www.coindesk.com/pakistans-first-bitcoin-exchange-launches-community-building-ambitions/)

Can you please explain what you mean by exchange BTC in fiat money? kinda confused me and i never heard this term before either :/

Most of them pay per post , let's say a signature compaigns pays 0.001 per post weekly , if you do 100 posts you will end up with 0.1 BTC / per week which is pretty decent since it's free and not too much efforts . Just make sure to not spam otherwise you will get banned

The best way to earn btc is to go to many sites and collect free btc everyday.

Can you please explain what you mean by exchange BTC in fiat money? kinda confused me and i never heard this term before either :/

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

It doesn't matter much where do you live honestly , as long as you have a good English and enough knowledge about Bitcoin you should be ready to go however you will need a little investment from your side . (Let's say 0.17BTC or above) which you should buy as a start .
Once you do that , head to the Digital goods section and buy Senior member account then enroll on a signature compaign that pays well (make sure that the account have good quality of posting then enroll on signature compaigns like Bit-x which pays per constructive post) .

Now if you don't want to invest , you will need to have some Skills to start with (e.g Photoshop , web developer , Mobile apps developer etc ..) which are needed and you will get a lot of customers if you are good on what you are doing (Post your services on "Services" section ) ;D  I guess you should have some skills ,from what I saw on Freelancer.com most of people are from Pakistan and Indian :o Feel free to ask more questions if you have any .

About Bit-x, be sute to post mainly on Bitcoin and Economy boards or you will be denied (like I was). Also, if you want to have a quick overview of your post quality, try this tool : http://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/. Just enter your UID (User ID) and it will tell you your potential activity and the most important your estimated post quality. To know your UID, just click on your profile on one of your posts. You can also go to your profile, and then click on "Show general statistics for this member." and the number at the end of the URL is your UID.

Posts: 1846
Activity: 280
Potential Activity: 280
Post Quality: Excellent

Ah very nice tool! I'm not sure what the criteria are like... Just length or syntax/grammar/orthography too. But i guess this give a good idea of where you stand in term of chances of getting accepted in a sig campaign.

Here's a sample output;

Also sometimes Bit-X recruit a tons of user in one batch. Like i think Marco recruited like 10 in a short time before closing signups. Timing your application may be worth keeping an eye on the thread as well.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

of course send money super fast anywhere in the world is good, but also whit paypal you can send money everiwhere in the world whit a internet connection,

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

you should also try to convince fiverr.com to allow withdrawals by sellers in bitcoin.  they just started accepting bitcoin for buyers so allowing for sellers may be next.

then you offer your design services there and get paid in bitcoin.

the world is moving in this direction anyways so help move it for your benefit too.

for newbies, i don't recommend signature campaigns yet, learn about bitcoins first, learn how the forums first, read a lot of posts here because if you start right away with signature campaigns, you will end up creating threads with questions that was asked already like "how to earn BTC"  ;)

It usually does not matter which country you are in to be able to earn Bitcoins. You are already registered on bitcointalk, and seem to be in the 777coin signature campaign at the moment, which is a great start. If you have a skill in anything, such as designing logos or websites, then you can go to the Services section of the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I'm from the Philippines which is considered as a 3rd world country. At first, I didn't actually want to earn bitcoins but rather study it for educational purposes. It just so happened that I saw this thing that they called 'signature campaigns' and asked myself why don't I join one since I'm staying here browsing this forum for almost a full day? That's where I began monetizing my posts and earn bitcoins. After that, I familiarize myself with trading and now, I'm earning a decent amount of bitcoins enough to fund my studies and my daily expenses (and my future, too, if bitcoins do good in terms of price)

I'm from the Philippines which is considered as a 3rd world country. At first, I didn't actually want to earn bitcoins but rather study it for educational purposes. It just so happened that I saw this thing that they called 'signature campaigns' and asked myself why don't I join one since I'm staying here browsing this forum for almost a full day? That's where I began monetizing my posts and earn bitcoins. After that, I familiarize myself with trading and now, I'm earning a decent amount of bitcoins enough to fund my studies and my daily expenses (and my future, too, if bitcoins do good in terms of price)

I don't get why your country matters in this situation. If you work for Bitcoin you get paid Bitcoin. That's unrelated to your country.
If you earn Bitcoin from internet you have very high chance to earn more in national currency than your citizens.

i think he asking this because he need to earn a serious amount of coins, seeing how he come from a country that is poor and do not offer a proper living, maybe with bitcoin he can earn more than in RL

Very true, in some country, you can live very well with a few dollars a day, Sad to say but living on this forum could give those persons a nice life quality in term of financial income.

i think he asking this because he need to earn a serious amount of coins, seeing how he come from a country that is poor and do not offer a proper living, maybe with bitcoin he can earn more than in RL

I dont think they even had good internet right?

Posting here+ offering offline services like photo editing doesn't require a high speed internet. You can also offer btc for goods services , and many more, not everything requires a good/stable internet.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

I find that internet connection matters in mining. Everytime I launch ethminer to mine Ethereum on Suprnova, I lost my internet connection, that come back only when ethminer has been closed.

You can mine on poor cellphone wifi connection so i don't think mining in such area with slow internet is really all that much of a problem in the first place. And sadly the discrimination of earning, or well at least mining Bitcoin is well here and its called your electricity costs.

The only other thing i would consider as BTC earning is trading it or investing it.

The other things you can do that input your times isint particularily BTC specific.

I dont think they even had good internet right?

That is weird, i do not have that issue. I have some miners on slow wifi as well and beside occasional short disconnects, their performance isint impacted, they have the same hashrate accepted on the pool side.

And ethminer is a pain, there's tons of thing that make it crash, so annoying. Had to change antivirus for one.

Also if you have super slow internet speed you could also setup a proxy on your home network and then submit everything with one connection. That way you can have a big mine using nearly no hashrate.

The only problem is that you lose a tiny bit of time when you submit, so on fast block switch or in the event where you find a block at the same time as someone else, then only you are penalized.

If you mine on a pool it should not really be a problem either way. Since BTC itself has very slow blockchange rate, because of the average mining time.

i would prefer to posting for sig, than mining with a cell phone, you will pay tons of money, from internet connection, if the wi-fi is private and plus the battery will die quickly, not to mention you will stress to much the cpu

unless you can buy a dedicated smartphone, which is cheap enough, to try the mining, and anyway there will be no profit

Are you referring to the internet connections on 3rd world countries? You're  right especially here on our country, we had a slow internet connection and yet expensive ones. Personally I used to pay roughly $22/ month with a speed of up to 1-2 Mbps only. Its somehow a hindrance when searching and browsing on the web but I already managed to get used to a slow internet connection, though its quite hard to look for earning opportunities online. I'm glad there's bitcointalk.org where I earn with sig campaign and it doesn't require a high speed connection :D

Guy, if you say that connection is slow with 1-2 Mbps, test mine : 10 kb/s power ! Even if I come from France, I have a REALLY shitty connection, that crashes when it is saturated (which happen really fast with such a connection ;)) ! Sometimes I go up to 200 kb/seconds ! But it most of the time only the night, so not really useful :(...

Seriously man? I thought internet connection on western countries were much faster than us on third world countries. And also 1-2 Mbps was the max speed I can get and only happens on midnight to dawn, but on average day I also only get up to 200 Mbps. Still yours was more shitty than me ;D

Yes, that's quite weird. But tell me, what did you mean when you said : "you could also setup a proxy on your home network and then submit everything with one connection" ? I have already only one connection, but maybe I misunderstood ??? ?

TBH i dont think mining worth anything good now a days. correct me if i'm wrong :/

TBH i dont think mining worth anything good now a days. correct me if i'm wrong :/

TBH i dont think mining worth anything good now a days. correct me if i'm wrong :/

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

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Seriously man? I thought internet connection on western countries were much faster than us on third world countries. And also 1-2 Mbps was the max speed I can get and only happens on midnight to dawn, but on average day I also only get up to 200 Mbps. Still yours was more shitty than me ;D

I live in a 3rd world country i am fairly new to the bitcoin scene but i do earn a small amount of btc by designing avatar and logos some tip for my work others not that polite.

I also earn a small amount of bitcoin.
I don't know what should I need to do to earn more.

You should join signature campaign everybody here in the forum is doing it.

Block erupter cubes

You could review on your on wordpressblog on the internet and write articles to get btc.
You also can easily challenge yourself by Mining them on your own. There is a big amount of help here in the Forum and it will work if u want to ;)

Anyways what are your interestings in the BTC ? You want to earn Money with this or is it anyways just interesting for you?
Would be great to know ;)

regards
lama-hunter

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

You can try to start with faucet, once you have earn good, maybe gamble ..

Faucets are cent's per hour at most.  Why suggest a person go into faucet?   I don't see it making any money.

Can you show a faucet that gained even 3rd world earnings?  And if it did.... how is gambling going to help?

Hmm, I'm from a third world country and I am a witness of newbie bitcoiners that were addicted to faucets. They seems like dedicated to it and post their respective (micro) "earnings" on Facebook (on a bitcoin related group). I once saw there's a proud faucet user that he earned 0.001 BTC in a week (and he seems happy with it) ;D When they already earned something like 0.001 btc or above, they start posting on what "investment" site they can invest and grow their precious satoshis. Some also do gambling on casinos, but mostly they want investing on HYIPs/ponzis.

Faucets were gold to them.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

That's because their hourly wages are so small that even that 0.001 BTC matters. Most westerners don't understand that in some countries 1USD per hour is a decent wage.

That's because their hourly wages are so small that even that 0.001 BTC matters. Most westerners don't understand that in some countries 1USD per hour is a decent wage.

Its either their wage was so small or they no have job at all. There are a lot of unemployed people here on our country and I find most faucet users have no job in real life and they choose to play faucets than browsing Facebook and YouTube all day :D Some were also students looking to get extra money online in their spare time.

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.