The weather betting is quite easy I've just won >1mBTC (in 2 individual bets) on betting that the weather at noon at my place is hotter than that at the morning Thanks weathbet

Gambling don't fix my life, and don't wreck my life either. I only gamble with extra money that I earned for free (like BTC from signature campaign). However I won't gamble all of them, and if possible, I will only find some low risk/positive expected value gambling sites.
P.S. A positive expected value site I am using is dadice, which their jackpot system gives that (you bet 1 satoshi per time at 1/5,000,000 chance for winning 0.2 bitcoin).

It is because the jackpot is really hard to win at all, and with increasing 'difficulty' on it (because the density of prime numbers decrease with bigger numbers). However, when I do the calculation, if I could bet once per second, then the earnings (before betting costs) is like a 3THS miner, and the betting costs are still cheaper than the miners' electricity costs (the cost of electricity of the computer is negligible compared to a 3THS miner). So it is still recommended.

And that's why their forum is very quiet... Only 25 members, 10 topics, 23 posts, and the 10th popular topic (i.e. the last one for the time being) have 0 views... When I post a new topic here, on average I will get 3 views at the first second (but why?). Not recommended for earning lots of money there.

100 satoshi per post?! This is a very low rate for us (as we can earn up to 0.001-0.002 BTC per post by joining a signature campaign here). So, I don't think many people will join your site. Good luck.

I started using bitcoin few months before I opened the account here. I started using bitcoin because I was amazed by the price at that time (at $500-600) and I wondered that if I earned (and mined) 1 BTC online, I will get extra money to spend. Today I know that earning amd mining bitcoin isn't that easy at all.

Of course the account only for off-topic is banned.
However, if you make two accounts and use them to interact (e.g. Account A had a question and Account B answer it), this may not be a good practice because it is just spamming the forum. Farming accounts need very high quality posts, or if one of them if found to be spamming, then most likely all of them will be banned, which is a high risk to the accounts. Make double, triple or 10x contribution to the forum if you wanted to farm accounts.

Blockchain.info have a email verification in every login in my case. It will be secure if the email account is also secure.
I do have xapo wallet, and used it for faucet payouts. However since I was one of the early adopter to that site, I had an experience there that the minimum withdrawal is 0.001 BTC. Also they charge nothing to withdrawals while they pay 0.0001 to the miners actually. They are losing money on that. I doubt their consistency.

I don't trust sites that don't give me full control of the address as they could scam me (even it had reputation). At blockchain.info, I can get my address' private key as a back up.
Also, I can set custom fee to 0.00001 at blockchain.info, so why I'm using it now.
About electrum, how can I use it on Android phone?

Which wallet can I use? I use my bitcoins on my phone, but I have bad experience using the Android wallet.
I've checked his tx and it is at 9xxx bytes large, according to the rule of 0.00001 per KB, then the fee is 0.0001.

As my online shopping experience, some sites requires no confirmation to the transaction. So since the tx appears on the mempool almost instantly after broadcasted, and it will detect that if it is a double spend (if not, then it is a real tx). So some shops may do this.

I have claimed in a faucet using this address
However Bter is really not a trustworthy site. As I stated before, Chinese sites isn't so good for making investment. Also Bter have a record that 7170 BTC have been stolen there (if I remembered the amount right). Then it is said that JUA.com helped out Bter from bankrupt. JUA is a site affiliated with BW.com mining pool, which proposed 8MB bitcoin block.
If you wanted to really earn interest from Chinese sites, then I will recommend NOT to invest, as their payouts are even less than you can earn in faucets.
Good luck to your business and enjoy the few dogecoins

Sorry for your lost, but however, 500 DOGE is still not a big amount (about 9 cents at the current market price, or 0.54 CNY, China's currency). It maybe a big amount for faucet users, but not for professional traders (their target customers).
BTW, if you want some DOGE back, can you give me your DOGE address not at bter? I can tip you some.

10 DOGE, that's not too much, just few hundred satoshis. Their minimum order amount is 0.0001 BTC and their multiples (that is, you can't trade like 15000 satoshis). The amount is lower than the min. order, and they may mark your account as spam. Also they have minimum withdrawal amount, and your balance don't reached that (as they take 5 DOGE for withdrawals). Good luck to your (likely) faucet payouts.

If you want to decrease your fees, you can set the custom fee from 0.0001 per KB to 0.00001 per KB. If your wallet don't allow you to set that (like the Android wallet), then use another wallet (like blockchain.info that I'm using). I am setting the custom fee of 1000 satoshi per tx and it can confirm much faster than 0 fees. For your tx, it only need 0.0001 BTC as fees if you use that function.

I just signed up there and looked around, but while I found tons of gift cards there, I don't find Google Play cards there (even when I search 'Google' in their search box, they show no results). So, gyft.com isn't a site selling Google cards.

About Bitcoin Cloud services, that's what I think about them:
They are sites that sell cloud mining power (as stated by previous posts, so I won't repeat it).
However, I think that if you want to invest in one of them, choose by these criteria:
1. Check this forum's 'Scam Accusations' board, to find whether the site is listed in
2. Check the price of the hashing rates, the current market price is less than 2mBTC per GHS, so if a site offering more than this amount, don't invest there
3. If available, use a site that you can resell you hashrates. In case someone started to saying it is a scam, sell the hashrate immediately and you will lose less.
Hope these helps.

In fact, some Chinese pools are proposing 8MB block (as stated here) and I have stated how it will waste our hard disk space. This will scare off some newcomers, as well as their purchasing powers to bitcoin. The price will be affected, to the negative extent.

It will not only produce forks. If your bitcoin core accept the increased block size, then your computer's hard disk will use up very soon. For example, if the block size is 20MB per block, then at most 2880MB of space will be consumed per day, or 1TB per year.

I also think that it is a scam. At their status page, it used to show the coins they are mining, but they never reveal what coin it is (they just use 'Coin (16)', 'Coin (1)' etc.).
However today it even shows 'Error Establishing a Connection; Server Offline'. Maybe the scammers started to run out of power and they wanted to cashout soon. Luckily I've withdrew all funds there a month ago. I recommend everyone to withdraw there, too.