i dont think theres that much of a need for a mod/admin to confirm that, if badbear already tagged him as a probably alt, theres probable cause for him to think so. the skype id is just additional proof of this.

they advertise 8% or something apr, which seems suspicious, but they have shown videos of their mining farms and recently purchased several thousand miners as well. i just dont understand why they offer such high interest rates on their banking system. what's the incentive?

are these accounts cracked or farmed by bots? also you might want to consider changing that requirement to 500 activity instead of posts.

if you have any accounts for NA let me know, if they're not cracked I might want one.

that's called martingale, and I would never call it safe. here's a fantastic strategy for you op, just stay off of dice sites.

welcome back , and judging from tradercal11's posts regarding the issue, it doesn't sound like he intended for this to happen, so I think he deserves the benefit of doubt for the moment, but is good to know you have his identification just in case.

you should consider adding c-cex.com to the list for running an ico scam: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1128880.0

dont think so, some of the fees of the bitc debit cards are comparable to that of some of the fees charged by major credit card companies for transactions as well, but the bitcoin debit card fees are slightly higher as there is a smaller userbase, and the companies do need some revenue from the services they offer.

there's no telling what will happen in the next few years in terms of bitcoin adoption and it becoming mainstream; its definitely possible for those 10000 cards to be claimed within the next few years if bitcoin starts taking off.

bit-x is primarily an exchange, so there is no dedicated UI for mining, but once the GHs are in your balance, mining begins immediately and you will be rewarded your shared daily. nothing else to do.

same with me, although i suspect its just a personal preference as to why he recommended against multibit, ive been using multibit as my hot wallet for some time now with very few issues, all of them being having to resync with the blockchain every now and then. also, the developer of multibit is quite active on the forum and is incredibly helpful in answering anyone's questions in the multibit subsection.

this exactly, requiring 1 conformation on 0 fee transactions would be a possible fix to this issue.

also, you guys are practically advertising that your site has a vulnerability, and have not taken the site down to fix the issue. people will try to abuse this, guaranteed. of course, i could be wrong and youve already patched this problem up, but if you havent, taking the site down for a bit would be a good idea. in fact, it would be a fantastic idea.

I would say right here, on this forum, is the single best place to advertise any bitcoin related business. starting an ann thread in the services discussion section might be a good place to start, and there are plenty of ways to advertise here as well. theymos (the admin) runs an auction for advertising space on the forum weekly in the auctions section, and as you might imagine the traffic to those ads are extremely good.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1107077.0

theres the link to the auction that just closed, you can see traffic statictics in the op.

i dont think sumo wrestling is rigged; 1 instance of it happening doesnt prove anything. rigging professional matches has happened in nearly every sport, and in the current day and age, rigging happens in esports as well from time to time. as for "samurai tradition," were not exactly living in the 13th century. but again, 1 instance of a rigged match happening does not mean the entire sport is a cesspool of fixed matches.

lets take a look at this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sox_Scandal

is this conclusive proof that baseball is a fake sport filled with matchfixing and deals behind closed doors? no.

in addition, if you so choose to accept the miner as collateral, the borrower may claim that you broke or tampered with the hardware in some way and that upon receiving the collateral back, the miner was no longer functional. too much of a hassle, not worth at all.

there is no message provided with the signature, so the message cannot be verified. but either way, signing a message from the address youre asking to have funds sent to doesnt prove ownership of the account. try signing from an address at least 2 months back.

a faucet is almost entirely dependant on ad money though, and without sufficient traffic, it is not profitable to run a faucet. balancing competitive micropayouts with advertising revenue, hosting fees, etc, doesnt equate to profitability without some standing reputation and popularity.

because people like to be able to play when they want to, which is usually as soon as possible. to prevent this, usually casinos require 1 confirmation before being allowed to withdraw, but clearly that didnt work here.

that would be because there is no sure proof provided that the person who abused the deposit system on pocketdice and initiated the double spend attack is the yakuza699 here on the forum. until such evidence is provided, leaving negative feedback on the user's profile would be on the hasty side.

you should note that this is only for the first 10000 people that sign up for the card. but what i do like about the bit-x card is that their fees are all in terms of BTC, wheras xapo's are in fiat. just a nice little touch.

theres a fairly simple and easy way to convert your bitcoin into CLAMs actually, check out shapeshift.io, it lets you just send your coin there and theyll send the CLAMs of equivalent value to an address you specify. ive used it several times so far, and have never encountered a problem.