Thank you SafeDICE and SFR10, it was a short campaign for me, but I liked it: everything was well-organized and payments were on time (including the last one).
Also thank you SFR10 for the PM about the campaign end.

Hey hey! Happy Birthday Magi!
Great job joelao95 and 111magic!
May the next year be an ever better one for Magi and the moon rocket get a proper fuel!

Exactly. Everybody said about common sense rules for post quality, but he may care about what a bot would say.
So here we are. A bot tells that your post quality is Fair (70.55%). It may be that "Fair" starts at 70%, so be careful
This is what a bot tells about your account: https://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/?token=kkm2dg6p

Although I am not convinced the keys are stolen, I am stepping back from this.
And since the key did not work for me, I would say that no harm was done.
Could you be so nice to remove your negative feedback from me?

First of all, thank you for the key.
Unfortunately it's not working  . I have no idea why.
It may interfere with my already registered Office which I had before installing Visio.
The registration window tells Sorry, this isn't a Microsoft Office 2010 product key. You may be entering a product key from another version of Office.
If anybody has an idea about what to do to register it, I'd appreciate some help.

You compare apples with oranges.
Gambling is supposed to be a way to spend some time, to to target ROI.
Most HYIP are scam. There is a very good chance you never get your "investment" back, whatever you do. The rest are just tools to scam others, while they last. At some point any HYIP has to end.

My vote is on gambling. If you have some luck, they at least are fair and give you your money.

Hi. I could use a Visio 2010 key.
(I have Office 2010 pro plus registered correctly, I don't know if I need a "matching" Visio key...)

Thank you.

Actually there are good (actually very good) campaign managers that didn't handle applications within an hour. So while not handling your request within 1h is not a minus, handling it so quick is a plus.
There are campaigns that had delayed payments - and most of the times it was not campaign manager's fault - so this can count as a luck factor or it can be related to how good the campaign manager checked the campaign owner before accepting the position.

So imho utkarshm has indeed posted some pluses, not something "exactly what a campaign manager should do and I bet all those listed are doing the same thing".

Any pool you want to use has this in the getting started area.
And yes, you need to have a wallet for this, although, if you only make a short test you will not be able to withdraw, so any publicly available XMR address will do.

Self-moderated ANN thread usually means scam. So better no self-mod here.
Then there's a good number of people that may only try to make this thread be always visible on the top of the threads lists. It's some sort of (spammy) marketing.

It would be more accurate if you would have had check boxes instead of radio buttons.
I think that many (me included) would have liked to vote for more than only one name.

While the only thing to do to "maintain it" is to keep your computer running with internet on and enough storage, it's not worth it for the end user in most cases.
Yes, it is the safest. But keeping a full node to make transactions worth 0.001 BTC each month don't need that safety.
Yes, it helps the network. But exchanges, mining pools and many others already do that.
People say that miners need to run full node. This applies if you do solo mining, which most don't do.

So imho it's not worth the hassle. If anything happen you need full sync. If you stop the computer for holiday, the sync still needs some time.
I use SPV. I always have. I used once or twice Bitcoin Core only to do some tests to learn things.

It's all about greed and laziness.
Some people keep money on exchanges because they try to trade or to be first in line if a major drop in the price happens - then they will buy and wait for the correction to get some money.
Some other people keep money on exchanges nowadays to lend for a few cents (I do that too with small amounts).
Some do trading every day.

There are many reasons to keep money on exchanges. Of course, people has to be aware of the risks. I am.

Yobit had WAVES on sale before it was released to the exchanges. It was accused of scam back then.
Please research a little more before trading WAVES at Yobit. From what I know, the only "official" exchange for WAVES is now Bittrex.

The things may have cleared up and I may have missed that, that's why you should research more for yourself and maybe come back with info too.

You do have a good point in this, just don't forget that XMR was 2$ not long ago, so there's still plenty of room where to fall back.
I don't say it will, I also hope it'll continue to rise, just you have to be aware of the risks too.

It's a very nice idea! Maybe you'll do this in (many) other countries. Or maybe some more will do this.
And after it's over and the prize is claimed, it would be nice of you to post some pictures of the areas you visited, I'm sure you've made a lot of them.

XMR has fallen a little since last week and there's a good chance it will go back up and even higher.
ETC I don't know.
WAVES if you get to buy at 0.00026 can be a good catch too.

$700+ sounds reasonable. OP was complaining about not reaching yet $1000+. It's quite a difference.


That would mean either another bubble, either a continuous slow rise for years. I prefer the second.

Most are ICO speculator wannabes and I agree that the amount of spam in this thread is over the roof, which IS annoying.


You'll have to learn to do your homework before buying and before selling too.
If you don't do this, you better stop playing with ICOs.

Because Poloniex didn't add it.
The rumors tell that Poloniex will add it only after the full nodes will work.
Until then you can use Bittrex.