please answer the important question, is this account youre posting from the account you are trying to sell? because that account hoes not have potential activity of a senior/hero member. prior to the recent activity of the last few days, your account has not posted since december, and activity does not accumulate without having posted in activity periods.

op, do you mean youre selling this account youre posting from, "kostya.ash?" also this should be in digital goods since youre asking for a fixed price.

that's not the issue here; some countries (china) block access to bitcointalk, while op is banned from posting on the forum, not banned from accessing it.

its not that much different actually, in the end, addiction is a result of dependence, either psychological or physical. as drug addicts depend on their drug to "feel alive," many gambling addicts have stated that gambling makes them feel the same way; nothing else brings that rush they feel when gambling. and they dont have to be gambling all the time to be an addict, theres a differnce between constantly gambling and being addicted to gambling. of course, addicts will both want to and try to gamble all the time.

EV is expected value. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_value

example, since primedice has an edge of 1%, the EV is negative, and over the course of a large number of straight rolls (lets say, a million) you would be expected to have 99% of the bankroll that you started with.

so, like a clearnet implementation of the existing dark net markets, but minus the drugs, and with more ebay-like goods. so... openbazaar?

trading on LBC can be profitable, but be careful, as some of the people you might deal with face-to-face can be shady; there was an incident a few weeks back where an LBC seller was robbed at gunpoint for his BTC. however, on LBC you can charge a nice premium to sell bitcoins, then just buy more on an exchange. keep doing that and youll see your bitcoin growing.

i dont see why it shouldnt be usable with other casinos already; you already have an input for the house edge in case another casino's edge is different, and youre not making a bot so no need to implement api access for every site. its just a simple calculator for martingale to prepare for the worse-case scenario.

that's rather odd then, a year should be ample time to thoroughly train their customer support department about the basics of bitcoin, and being a company as big as they are, its not something they should skimp out on. that's pretty negligent of them, but maybe it was just the particular call center or representative op got connected to.

its true, ive had several of my listings removed a few months back for being digital goods (botted LoL accounts); imo it was probably because digital goods are hard to dispure weather they were delivered or not, makes disputed a headache for them i guess. however, i suspect that evenmatt's comment was just mindless sig spam.

adding to that list, monbux and master-p are available most of the time that theyre awake, and both provide excellent and professional services.

i think you meant btcjam.com, and there is really no risk free investment on that site; there is little to no incentive for borrowers to repay their loans, as it is up to the lenders to pursue legal action against the defaulter, at their own expense of course. im not sure how high the default rate on there is now, but it is well over 50%.

sebastianju pointed it out earlier; it can be time consuming, and it would be a great tool for the community, especially for the escrow services who are trusted to verify these sorts of things, sometimes free of charge. might as well give them something to make their services a bit easier to provide.

eventually, that might turn into an addiction. if you manage to control yourself its fine, but remember to never get greedy; casinos are for-profit entities, and there is nothing that should make you believe that you will win out at a casino. cash out when youre ahead, and know when to cut your losses and quit.

buying an account is probably the fastest way to start earning, true, but 0.01 wont get you a full member account here unless it is hacked or has negative reputation. a budget of ~0.1 BTC should be good for buying a full member account. if you do choose to buy an account be sire to obtain a signed message as proof of ownership and purchase and always use escrow.

i would think that bit-x's sig campaign bot could be modified to calculate potential activity as well, its already implemented to take a lot of info from people's posts. as i said above already, one could ask bitcoin boy to add this feature to the bot, or ask for the source to work off of. im not sure if hes willing to give up his code though. im rather surprised there isnt such a tool already seeing how often accounts are traded on this forum.

i would disagree with the first statement; sure faucets give you that claim of a couple hundred satoshi for solving a captcha, but on most sites, you cannot actually cash that amount out to your personal wallet unless you reach a threshold, and even then the amount isnt that much; i could get more than double for 1 post from my sig campaign than I would claiming a faucet for a week. faucets might be interesting to newbies that just see free money (pennies), but honestly theyre just not worth the time and effort.

you might want to take a look here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1091843.0
the ravenbit coins are pretty nice looking, waiting on one that i won from an auction to arrive.

even if the forum has nothing against multiple accounts, most signature campaigns do not allow multiple accounts from the same individual to be enrolled in their campaigns. being caught abusing the campaign will usually lead to a ban on all but 1 or all of your accounts from the campaign, in addition to the possibility of your sig campaign abuse being made public on the forum somewhere.

even cheaper if you buy a key from one of the key sellers here on the forum, i managed to get a 3 month key for just a dollar. just take a browse through the digital goods section.