Best method to keep your BTC safe, in my opinion, is to keep it in cold storage.

Only leave enough online for buying coffee and lunch.

Keep seperate paper wallets, with small amounts, you can sweep, when you need more in your online wallets.

In my view distribution of coins in many wallets, decrease the risk of losing them all in one hack. ^Smile^

Why do you not just video tape the actions until you get to the email send to you, and post a link to it in youtube?

There are some manipulation done on gambling sites, and we all know it. In most cases they do this to protect themselves. If they did not, they would have been out of business. [Martingale system protection]

I can see why you want to do this, but it's a bit counter productive, because the end result is going to be the same. You will still be banned from the site. The owner is angry as hell, and it does not look like, he is willing to settle this peacefully.

I would also say, leave it be, and continue to the next site, because there are hundreds of them anyways.

Successfully moved my coins to the AsMoney account.

Got the money in the AsMoney account in US $ and then had to use the AsMoney exchange to convert the US $ to BTC.

I then withdraw the BTC to my own BTC Address

So it is quite a process, to get the payouts, but it was successfull. 7 Confirmations and miners fee deducted from the money you receive.

I got paid and could withdraw without problems.  ^Smile^

We newbies must eat the bread crumbs falling off the table, and take desperate chances to make some coins, and  get the older members spitting on us, from above.

What a dog life we have.  ^Hide in the corner, tail between the legs^

Received Daily payment into TradeFocus account, and testing withdrawal for the first time, to see if this AsMoney thing is working or not.

Will report back here.

As I said, Physical proof.

Those things can be manipulated. Take Genesis as an example - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=768281.140
Their CEO invited Gavin Anderson to their mining operation, to validate what they doing. Total transparency from this company, gives physical proof, that they mining, what they posting on websites.

If you have proof, that PBmining are doing the same, feel free to post it here, and I will strike through everything I posted on here about them.

To me, PBmining is a Ponzi and no different than Tradefocus or any other HYIP / Ponzi doing the rounds.

We just choose to look the other way, when a company exist for a long time.

I have been long con'ed with Ponzi's before, and they lasted more than 2 to 3 years and yes, I still play with it, because I know the risk involved.

Is this ethical? Most certainly not, but it's in no more ethical than using PBmining and saying that it good.

Two stupid newbie questions,

Question 1. If you hoard the coins, received from the cloud mining, until the price of bitcoin increase, would you ROI?
Question 2. I want to buy into cloud mining, but I do not want to switch pools to get the best results. I want it automated, to  mine for me, and preferably mining for BTC.

I have bought some GHs with CEX/Ghash and they mine whatever they feel like, and when they mine Alt, they take maintenance fees in BTC, and this eats up any profits made from mining Alt coins.

When they mine BTC, and take maintenance in BTC it break equal or I profit a bit.

What option is best suited to me, where I am handsoff, but still in a position to ROI?

I have a 10 hour day at work, so I do not have time to switch pools for best results. 

Everyone is going on about Tradefocus being a Ponzi, but they gladly accept PBMining with open arms?

From what I have read on this forum, PBmining is a Ponzi too. They have shown no evidence of physical mining being done.

The only reason, why they would rush a signature campaign like this, is because the incoming money needed to feed the Ponzi are drying up and they need new blood, to feed the system.

Mark my words, we will see a bubble burst soon. ^laugh^

I must say, I am impressed with jonnybravo0311 detailed reply. Thank you very much.

Also a thanks to the other replies, it was much better than the first one.

A follow up question: Based on the info here, I have decided to go with GAW. Only thing is, I am not sure what Hashlets would be the best investment.

Any advice?

Let's forget for one moment about ROI and focus on what the two operations offer.

GAW has no pool fees, but is this applicable to the cloud mining, when I buy Hashlets?

CEX/Ghash has high maintenance fees, but have trading options.

If you say, one of the options are better, please substantiate, why you are saying that.  ^smile^

+1 post towards your 50 posts for PBmining signature campaign. Your post says nothing, it just bumps your post count.

Please give constructive posts with valued inputs. 

I have some coins to experiment on Cloud mining.

I know everyone is saying, cloud mining is a waste of good money, but I want to try it out as a experiment and to increase my knowledge on this part of bitcoins.

I do not want to invest in PBmining, because they seem to be a Ponzi

Is buying Hashlets at GAW better than buying GHs from CEX/Ghash?

Both of these are cloud mining right?

Your objective opinion would be appreciated, if you previously invested in both operations. 

So does the miners determine on their own, if they want to mine for blocks with transactions without fees? Or are these transactions bundled in with other transactions with fees?

Thanks for the answers so far, at least now I know, to put a minimum of 10k Satoshi's for small transactions.

Did get my $70 deposit, but nothing to withdraw.

Did something go wrong? Or are we not supposed to get daily payouts, subtracted from the $70?

^Frown^

I got $0.42 of AsMoney and I gave my bitcoin address. I cannot use AsMoney, can my payment be shifted to make payment in bitcoin please.

Thanks

I have not been paid by ShibaRoll campaign.

Send them the PM to request payment, and got nothing. Then I also see the thread is "watched only" so I could not comment.

I waited 48 hours, before I moved onto the next signature campaign.

I guess, they closed shop, but they still on this overview.

The OP's profile was also dormant. Last Active:    September 21, 2014, 07:40:49 AM

Well, next question then, based on the previous response.

What is offchain? I am using blockchain.info wallet, and I think it's online all the time. ^frown^

Not yet checked out Bitcoinget.com, but I am going to check it out now.

Thanks for the link, my list is growing and my holiday is coming closer by the day. ^Smile wider^

And yes Soappa - I joined that BitBiz.io site and it's excellent.

Ok, I am in. Let's see if it's genuine or not.

I send you a email, just forgot to mention that I am a Jr. member.

Let me know if I am in or not please.

Thanks

I was wondering, what is the smallest fee, I can use, to still have my transaction confirmed?

I am currently on a site, where "things" can be bought, for a few satoshi's {less than 3000 satoshi} BUT the problem come in, that to get this transaction confirmed, you have to spend more Satoshi's than what the digital item was worth.  ^frown^

So this negate the statement, that bitcoin are best for micro transactions like this.

If you leave no fee, it will never be confirmed. Or there might be a possibility

So as a guideline, I need to know, what minimum fee, will guarantee a confirmation of the transaction?

Well, I have been successful in using them, but it's nothing to boast about, because there are always someone losing in the end.

If you get in quickly, you should make some profit, if you withdraw early, but your timing must be spot on.

There are loads of money to be made, if you know how, but always remember, your success is built on someone else loss.