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Title: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: TheGodson on September 03, 2017, 09:17:46 PM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Josepht on September 03, 2017, 09:21:33 PM
It is not against the rules to have multiple accounts on the same IP address. Wheter you or your brother/cousin use it, that's up to you.

However, you could of course ask the campaign manager if he's willing to accept you.

By the way, I don't think this topic is in the right section. It should be moved somewhere else.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: pixie85 on September 03, 2017, 09:28:44 PM
I guess they aren't making a lot of money since you've recently told them about it. They've only started leveling up their accounts and they're already paying you? That's a ripoff! Be a good brother and tell them to ask parents for a computer loan or at least let them use your computer for free when you're not at home. I hope next time you need to borrow something from your siblings they'll ask for cash :)


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Pearls Before Swine on September 03, 2017, 09:40:30 PM
Probably this is in the Philippines, where the whole family lives under one roof, right?
Either that, or OP is trying to use multiple accounts to cheat campaigns.
Either way, it's probably not a good idea to use the same computer if you're going
to be in a single campaign, because there's no way of knowing what the situation
is, and you and your whole family (lol) could get banned.  

Also, do your brothers and cousins actually have anything useful to say about
bitcoin?  If not, I'd suggest they not use this forum simply as a money making tool.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: MakersONE on September 03, 2017, 09:55:14 PM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?

I trust you. Recently in one local section, I also asked a similar question. I recently immersed myself in the world of crypto currency, I liked it, and I told more about this to my father and brother. With my brother we live together, and recently he also created himself an account on the forum, and slowly grows. We have one router at home. In that topic, I was told that there are no problems when using one ip.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Janation on September 03, 2017, 10:04:07 PM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?

If you will be asking about signature campaigns, as far as I know they are not monitoring accounts whether they have the same IP address or not. This will be an issue if you told them that you are using the same computer, obviously they will be thinking that you are just making an excuse because you own the two accounts.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: LTU_btc on September 03, 2017, 10:10:57 PM
It's not problem to post in bitcointalk by using single computer and IP. Campaign managers can't see your IP address. Most important thing that your brothers and couusins wouldn't spam here on forum. And if different persons will post by using one computer, it will be visible that each person have different posting behaviour. I hope you telling thruth and you don't have plans to join campaigns with multiple accounts.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: BunnyShibe on September 03, 2017, 10:23:36 PM
I guess they aren't making a lot of money since you've recently told them about it. They've only started leveling up their accounts and they're already paying you? That's a ripoff! Be a good brother and tell them to ask parents for a computer loan or at least let them use your computer for free when you're not at home. I hope next time you need to borrow something from your siblings they'll ask for cash :)
yes that is right that it will take a lot of time to make some bitcoin from signature campaign, because their rank will be newbie and i do not think there  are some good campaign who are paying to newbie for wearing their signature campaign. for making good earning from signature campaign you need to wait and remain as active member of this form and when your rank will rise up to Sr Member or Hero Member then you can make some good earning from signature campaign but still depending on your post quality.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: malboroman on September 03, 2017, 10:26:38 PM
I guess they aren't making a lot of money since you've recently told them about it. They've only started leveling up their accounts and they're already paying you? That's a ripoff! Be a good brother and tell them to ask parents for a computer loan or at least let them use your computer for free when you're not at home. I hope next time you need to borrow something from your siblings they'll ask for cash :)
yes that is right that it will take a lot of time to make some bitcoin from signature campaign, because their rank will be newbie and i do not think there  are some good campaign who are paying to newbie for wearing their signature campaign.

May be for the first month, but then they can get enough rank to get smth


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: FasTroy on September 03, 2017, 10:36:57 PM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?
I don't think that is against the rules if you are not the owner of any other account, but if your brother or you cousin are with the same computer and the same IP maybe it's not allowed, So you should ask the manager first about that. He can tell you exactly what shoud you do.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Hasbro27 on September 03, 2017, 10:56:14 PM
I think it's okay to use the same computer, as long as it does not adversely affect your account, so your brother does not have to pay you for using your computer, we have to share it with your brother ;)


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: aTriz on September 03, 2017, 11:30:38 PM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?

The rules indicate that you are allowed to have multiple accounts from a single ip address, but you have to register those accounts, on different ip addresses. I think you can use accounts on the same computer anyway, since the mods will never reveal your IP addresses.

Mind your spam though, campaign managers won't care about them being from the same address, but they definitely will care about spam.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: suryati on September 04, 2017, 12:17:50 AM
I think it's okay to use one computer to open multiple accounts as long as it uses different ip networks and do not spread links as spammer and other things that are prohibited in this forum. i think you should be informed at your brother and cousins ​​about the prohibitions associated with this forum and the risks they may have received if they violate the rules.  ;D


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: orions.belt19 on September 04, 2017, 12:36:39 AM
Can't you work with a different device or internet network? I'm not sure what's the rule with IP addresses and signature campaigns. I recommend that the both of you don't join the signature campaign just in case, or if you do, ask permission from the manager but I think it would bring about some fishyness and worse they may choose to blacklist or ban you. Just don't violate any of the campaign rules and I think you guys are good to go.

It's good that you're teaching your family members and relatives, and that they chose to also engage in Bitcoin.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: lucifochrome on September 04, 2017, 01:05:38 AM
i think this wouldnt be a problem as long as it is true and your brothers and cousins are not spamming. and i think you should talk to the campaign manager first. that's just my take on it.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: ice18 on September 04, 2017, 01:08:15 AM
The only problem you may encounter is that if your brother post some spam postings all over the forum and reported to mods your ip address may have a chance to be banned so be careful.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: 8270thNinja on September 04, 2017, 01:09:40 AM
I also want to ask this, I'm planning to tell this to my brothers they are just students, and i  know some person does have his own exchange wallet which is we can cashout bitcoins, if i earn and send my bitcoin to that account would it be bad? would some moderators ban me because of suspicion of multiple accounts?

A Exchange wallet owner

B My account
C My brother's account
D My other brother's account

B, C, D and A do share the same internet since we are 'kapit bahay' or neighbours.
B,C and D would share the same computer and IP
B,C and D do have different wallet address but cannto cash out because we are students.
By sending it to A, we can cash out or bitcoins.

Would this be a bad set up? should i stop the plan of telling it to my brothers? and should i also stop sending bitcoin to A for cashing out bitcoins? Thank you Seniors.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: crazyivan on September 04, 2017, 06:51:46 AM
You rip off your own brother? Man, you charge your family to use your computer????

 ::) ::) ::)

I dont know what to say about this besides I miss communism!


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Remainder on September 04, 2017, 06:59:39 AM
This is also one of my concern because we only have 1 network IP and we are 3 people here in bitcointalk using the same network and I just be very careful of not to get trouble and I also told then to not doing stupid to avoid of us all to be ban. But how about in the future? for now I don't see any rules to ban same network IP...


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: TheGodson on September 04, 2017, 09:06:12 AM
You rip off your own brother? Man, you charge your family to use your computer????

 ::) ::) ::)

I dont know what to say about this besides I miss communism!


I think you've misunderstood my post. No where does it say that I charge my family members to use my computer.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Rodeo02 on September 04, 2017, 10:27:54 AM
I also want to ask this, I'm planning to tell this to my brothers they are just students, and i  know some person does have his own exchange wallet which is we can cashout bitcoins, if i earn and send my bitcoin to that account would it be bad? would some moderators ban me because of suspicion of multiple accounts?

A Exchange wallet owner

B My account
C My brother's account
D My other brother's account

B, C, D and A do share the same internet since we are 'kapit bahay' or neighbours.
B,C and D would share the same computer and IP
B,C and D do have different wallet address but cannto cash out because we are students.
By sending it to A, we can cash out or bitcoins.

Would this be a bad set up? should i stop the plan of telling it to my brothers? and should i also stop sending bitcoin to A for cashing out bitcoins? Thank you Seniors.
this forum is not bad to share but the only problem i see if you use the same IP with the same bitcoin address is you will link to your brothers account if you really concern to teach him buy them a phone then they can use it to visit this forum and create thier own wallet and account.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: L on September 04, 2017, 10:49:42 AM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?

You can use VPNs or TOR browser if you want to avoid IP conflicts.

It is very easy to use TOR browser, just install and run, never worry about IP conflicts again.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Indrawan77 on September 04, 2017, 11:15:32 AM
It doesn't against the rule to have 1 IP with multiple accounts,  but it will be bad if one of the account scammed somebody and maybe your account can be in trouble, if they are really serious just tell them to buy a phone and used a different internet


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: savioroshan on September 04, 2017, 12:04:41 PM
Buddy, why to take risk. Now you are earning money using your account. By chance if any of the campaign managers finds this out surely they will ban all the accounts, your account as well as your brothers account. Best thing is get a phone with mobile data and use that. Don't use the  internet connection that you are using . Just get a mobile internet so ip's will be different and you and your brother can peacefully use the accounts.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Mister1k on September 04, 2017, 01:02:08 PM
Buddy, why to take risk. Now you are earning money using your account. By chance if any of the campaign managers finds this out surely they will ban all the accounts, your account as well as your brothers account. Best thing is get a phone with mobile data and use that. Don't use the  internet connection that you are using . Just get a mobile internet so ip's will be different and you and your brother can peacefully use the accounts.

There are lots of VPN plug ins to change the IP address your mobile or system dynamically. This will also allow you to be safe from identification issue. As forum rules says multiple account handling will lead to get banned permanently. Ask him start from him newbie rank to learn many instead wasting time purchase any.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: aoihs00 on September 04, 2017, 06:41:29 PM
I think everyone in our family should get the opportunity to earn with campaigns.

As long as you are not spamming this forum then it's completely fine to work from the same IP address of computer. Just don't forget to mix yourself with brother accounts. Try to be very transparent on forum and keep both accounts separate and clean.

Do not copy each other which I think would be spamming.

We have great opportunities here but only as long as we keep it clean. Consider this your second home and then work for it.  :D


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: HabBear on September 05, 2017, 03:14:35 AM
I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that.

IP address doesn't matter as much, account ownership does. It would be fine if you have other people using their own accounts on your computer, via your wireless network. Every campaign is against, strongly against, the same person having two accounts participating in the same campaign. If you get caught doing that you'll probably get all related accounts banned from the campaign.

Keep the posts constructive and honest and there should be no concerns.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: BitcoinMuscle on September 05, 2017, 06:39:02 AM
 What I think is that you have more than 1 account and you just want to earn some extra money. It is just my opinion so sorry if I am wrong. I have a tip for you: be careful to not confuse the bitcoin adresses, either you or you brothers/cousin, because if you are caught doing that you are fu*ked up. Same thing with email adresses or with names or anything like that. You can get both of your accounts negative trust.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: darkangel11 on September 06, 2017, 08:30:55 PM
I also want to ask this, I'm planning to tell this to my brothers they are just students, and i  know some person does have his own exchange wallet which is we can cashout bitcoins, if i earn and send my bitcoin to that account would it be bad? would some moderators ban me because of suspicion of multiple accounts?

A Exchange wallet owner

B My account
C My brother's account
D My other brother's account

B, C, D and A do share the same internet since we are 'kapit bahay' or neighbours.
B,C and D would share the same computer and IP
B,C and D do have different wallet address but cannto cash out because we are students.
By sending it to A, we can cash out or bitcoins.

Would this be a bad set up? should i stop the plan of telling it to my brothers? and should i also stop sending bitcoin to A for cashing out bitcoins? Thank you Seniors.

Yes' it's a bad setup that will most likely get you negative trust from one of the trusted forum members.
First of all sharing an ip address is allowed on the forum, but if one of you gets banned you could all be, so if you want to share an IP make sure they follow the rules and don't fuck it up for all of you.

Sharing a wallet will be hard to explain and is a main reason people get their accounts linked, so i advise you to get your own wallets and your own exchange accounts. If you can't cash out for some reason just hold and you won't regret it in a couple years.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Cherylstar86 on September 06, 2017, 09:20:35 PM
I also want to ask this, I'm planning to tell this to my brothers they are just students, and i  know some person does have his own exchange wallet which is we can cashout bitcoins, if i earn and send my bitcoin to that account would it be bad? would some moderators ban me because of suspicion of multiple accounts?

A Exchange wallet owner

B My account
C My brother's account
D My other brother's account

B, C, D and A do share the same internet since we are 'kapit bahay' or neighbours.
B,C and D would share the same computer and IP
B,C and D do have different wallet address but cannto cash out because we are students.
By sending it to A, we can cash out or bitcoins.

Would this be a bad set up? should i stop the plan of telling it to my brothers? and should i also stop sending bitcoin to A for cashing out bitcoins? Thank you Seniors.

Yes' it's a bad setup that will most likely get you negative trust from one of the trusted forum members.
First of all sharing an ip address is allowed on the forum, but if one of you gets banned you could all be, so if you want to share an IP make sure they follow the rules and don't fuck it up for all of you.

Sharing a wallet will be hard to explain and is a main reason people get their accounts linked, so i advise you to get your own wallets and your own exchange accounts. If you can't cash out for some reason just hold and you won't regret it in a couple years.

Yes I myself also feel hardships of sharing wallets idea to my siblings and even my friends I taught them on how to handle it. That's a good idea about having specific exchange accounts so that it will not be hard for them to trade their crypto holdings in the future. Signature campaigns rules can be so disgusting if not followed, because managers in the forum have to track you for any violations happened specially those who cheated in the campaigns. If we taught our brothers or any other friends they should make their personal informations clear and not even using your wallet upon registrations in order to avoid suspicious activities from the manager, because they're so strict about that.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Bitcoinsummoner on September 06, 2017, 10:43:26 PM
I think this is not a problem i think they can visit this forum with the same ip but i think sharing bitcoin address would not be fair to them from your brothers and i think they will choose to have their own bitcoin wallet much better to give them a bitcoin address they can own.. they can make their own in laptop or mobile phone.. just to have their own bitcoin address instead of using the same bitcoin address because anytime if they found you that all of you are using the same bitcoin address and join in the same signature campaign you are just wasting time posting because you can be ban..
So if you really don't want to experience of some conflicts about signature campaign you must both use different bitcoin address..


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: 8270thNinja on September 07, 2017, 07:53:09 AM
I also want to ask this, I'm planning to tell this to my brothers they are just students, and i  know some person does have his own exchange wallet which is we can cashout bitcoins, if i earn and send my bitcoin to that account would it be bad? would some moderators ban me because of suspicion of multiple accounts?

A Exchange wallet owner

B My account
C My brother's account
D My other brother's account

B, C, D and A do share the same internet since we are 'kapit bahay' or neighbours.
B,C and D would share the same computer and IP
B,C and D do have different wallet address but cannto cash out because we are students.
By sending it to A, we can cash out or bitcoins.

Would this be a bad set up? should i stop the plan of telling it to my brothers? and should i also stop sending bitcoin to A for cashing out bitcoins? Thank you Seniors.
this forum is not bad to share but the only problem i see if you use the same IP with the same bitcoin address is you will link to your brothers account if you really concern to teach him buy them a phone then they can use it to visit this forum and create thier own wallet and account.

Thanks for the advice, and as of checking coins.ph really allow students to cash out but it needs a permission from our parents in order for the verification process to be done and to activate the cash out function.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: 8270thNinja on September 07, 2017, 08:01:37 AM
I also want to ask this, I'm planning to tell this to my brothers they are just students, and i  know some person does have his own exchange wallet which is we can cashout bitcoins, if i earn and send my bitcoin to that account would it be bad? would some moderators ban me because of suspicion of multiple accounts?

A Exchange wallet owner

B My account
C My brother's account
D My other brother's account

B, C, D and A do share the same internet since we are 'kapit bahay' or neighbours.
B,C and D would share the same computer and IP
B,C and D do have different wallet address but cannto cash out because we are students.
By sending it to A, we can cash out or bitcoins.

Would this be a bad set up? should i stop the plan of telling it to my brothers? and should i also stop sending bitcoin to A for cashing out bitcoins? Thank you Seniors.

Yes' it's a bad setup that will most likely get you negative trust from one of the trusted forum members.
First of all sharing an ip address is allowed on the forum, but if one of you gets banned you could all be, so if you want to share an IP make sure they follow the rules and don't fuck it up for all of you.

Sharing a wallet will be hard to explain and is a main reason people get their accounts linked, so i advise you to get your own wallets and your own exchange accounts. If you can't cash out for some reason just hold and you won't regret it in a couple years.

Thank you for this sir, I will really hold my bitcoins. I don't want to get ban from this forum, I want to learn more about bitcoin. And yes i will also discuss them about this things and advice from all of you, thank you.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Zocadas on September 07, 2017, 11:08:51 AM
It is a bit risky to let your family members open an account with same IP because if they make sth wrong like spamming or cheating you also can loose your account but if everyone follows forum rules everything should be ok. You should make as condition that your family first studies the forum rules and get familiar with cryptocurrencies before they join to signatur campaigns.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: valuater on September 07, 2017, 07:06:57 PM
I do not think but if we use bounty portal for example there may be every chance that there ip will be stored by system


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: UCHCHILD on September 07, 2017, 10:55:37 PM
I guess campaign managers do not have an access to see the ip address in this forum unless they ask for the administration to havr an access to it for the sake of the campaign. It is a matter of trust if you do not put make alt of yours on it.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Adbitco on September 08, 2017, 09:04:04 PM
Why do you have to do something like sharing your computer with your siblings or cousins to access and participate in signature campaigns on bitcointalk. Smartphones anywhere in this world are so easily affordable these days, why can't they own one and earn through signature campaigns. I think that would only be fair. They should have their own devices to become members of bitcointalk and participate in signature campaigns. I think, if lots of us say it's allowed what you or your brother want to do, would only encourage people to have multiple accounts only to earn money with signature campaigns and I don't think that's a good practice.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: ronafurw on September 09, 2017, 04:07:27 PM
I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns and how I've been making money off of them. If I let some of them use my computer under a different account would this be bad?

I can imagine that some of the campaigns could get mad if you have multiple accounts on the same computer and think you're a spammer or something like that. I mean, I guess they could tell that I'm not by the content that I post, but maybe that isn't enough. If my brother uses the same computer as me it could look like the same person under two accounts since we have the same IP address. Should I just tell them no then?
I guess campaign managers cannot detect your IP address unless they have the access directly to the admin then they can figure out that there were couples of account registered in one IP address.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Drnice on September 10, 2017, 07:25:21 AM
I think this is not a problem i think they can visit this forum with the same ip but i think sharing bitcoin address would not be fair to them from your brothers and i think they will choose to have their own bitcoin wallet much better to give them a bitcoin address they can own.. they can make their own in laptop or mobile phone.. just to have their own bitcoin address instead of using the same bitcoin address because anytime if they found you that all of you are using the same bitcoin address and join in the same signature campaign you are just wasting time posting because you can be ban..
So if you really don't want to experience of some conflicts about signature campaign you must both use different bitcoin address..
What you are saying now is that the use of same IP address is not the problem but using or sharing same wallet address and same IP address  is the problem now in the forum? Then if that is the issue, it can be managed by me.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: MMysterious on September 10, 2017, 11:29:15 AM
The safest so all of you won't be tagged as multiple accounts or spammers is that you use your mobile date if you have one so each of you would have different IP addresses but if what you are saying is that all of you don't have computers or laptops or cellphones that you could use, there are other ways to post in this forum with different IP's; have you heard of internet cafes? That's the most safest to use because there are some campaign managers that are strict with regard to multiple account users, and tendency for that if you all are using the same IP or living in the same house; most likely your post would be either on the same thread or same topic or even on the same campaign.


Title: Re: I told my brothers and cousins about signature campaigns.
Post by: Shamie1002 on September 10, 2017, 12:11:23 PM
I think there is nothing wrong about sharing a single address, everyone is unique right ? By the way we construct our thoughts and sentences I guess. I also told signature campaign to my youngest sister I think she is worth to tell about it and she is a bit young.
I keep on telling g her that I will just guide her and if she has questions I would be happy to answer but she needs to be the one doing all the effort and I will not feed her everything without reading. I think she is doing quite well. Not too active but I know she will get through it.