didnt you want to discover an unbeatable strategy and recover all the losses? at least thats what happened for me and i lost a lot on it
I did, though I thought that just calling it a bad job and stopping was better than spending more money to try and get my original losses back. Luckily I gambled small amounts (0.01-0.1) and only lost about 0.1BTC overall, but still counts. I've always been told that the only people that win when gambling are the bookies (those that run the gambling service), which is in most cases true. |
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I used to gamble a lot, but when I started losing money I just decided to give up and not do it anymore. It was pretty easy.
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Any traffic information? It would be fairly difficult for someone to bid 1.5BTC without knowing if their ad is going to get much, if any exposure.
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There are plenty of better CPC ad networks (namely BitMedia and the new Adverti.io). Use those. CoinURL is a site with an inactive admin and moderators with a much too large minimum cashout for the earnings it gives. Don't waste your time with it. |
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done all. but now i see banner but i don't see button claim. i see Please disable adblock to claim.Пожалуйста, отключите Adblock, чтобы собрать сатоши
Change the all the true and false to undefined. The script checks if they exist, not if they are true or false. |
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and what i must doing?
1. Create a file in your FTP (call it ads.js) 2. Open the file and add this line of code: 3. Add this code to the top of your template file: <script src = 'ads.js'></script>
4. Use the original code that you found rather than the one with true and false. |
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NOW RUN
No, that isn't how the code works. The code works by referencing another file on the server (ads.js). If AdBlock is enabled, ads.js will be blocked by it meaning that the variable 'canRunAds' does not exist or is 'undefined'. If AdBlock is enabled, 'canRunAds' would be neither true or false, because it won't exist (AdBlock will be blocking it). |
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Where i must paste it?
Replace this: <input type="submit" class="btn btn-primary btn-lg" value="Get reward!">
with that code on index.php of your template. |
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Try to place </span> at the end
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I don't think that would work as the script replaces what is found in the span tag. If you put it at the end it would replace all of the javascript after the first second, and would then get stuck after the first tick down. Someone PMd me about this, and I am not too sure. The only thing I can suggest from the top of my head is replacing: with just If anyone else as any ideas as to why it doesn't work I would greatly appreciate them. |
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The site for mobile look not good at all especially when you use both left and right box:
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This is a problem with the site, not FaucetBox. Contact the site owner. i dont like faucet box it is just bullshit as far as i know...
but there are many faucet list out there created by people which offers more coins than faucetbox.
FaucetBox was created for payments, not for a faucet list. You probably can find a higher paying list, though they will all have popups and lots of ads. FaucetBox lists high quality faucets without popups or too many ads. If you want more coins but a bad experience, then don't use FaucetBox; if you want slightly less coins and a good user experience, use FaucetBox. I was thinking of the shell game : "address captcha invisile and invisible ."
when one click on a card , it makes visible an address and a picture ( not necessarily the captcha ) .
the captcha will be visible only in a random position of the three cards .
we will have three " entries address"
One real and two fake .
I do not know if I was clear ;
you think you can ?
The way that bots work, it doesn't matter if they can see the captcha on the page. If the captcha is on the page code, the bot can read and submit it. if I wanted to make visible the key claim in x seconds , what should I enter? and especially where ?
Do you mean, show the claim button after a certain amount of seconds? If so, replace <input type="submit" class="btn btn-primary btn-lg" value="Get reward!"> with this in your template: <span id = 'subbtn'><a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a></span>
<script>
var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);
function timer(){
count=count-1;
if(count != 0){
document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
}else if(count == 0){
clearInterval(counter);
document.getElementById("timer").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
}
}
</script>
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You cant make profits from faucetbox,it is a faucet afterall i mean this is not 2010and we dont get 2-5 bitcoins from faucets so why wont people offer any service for coins rather tahn fauceting
Faucets help newer members get into the community. If faucets didn't exist, I wouldn't be here, and I recently got a PM from a guy who used my faucet in his early days to get into Bitcoin. If you're trying to make megabucks from faucets, then that's never going to happen, but if you just want to get into Bitcoin and make some dust doing it, they're good. |
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Name changes are very rarely granted on BitcoinTalk, however, since your at such a low rank with your account you will not lose much by simply creating a new account.
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The part that gets me is 37 MILLION PEOPLE. I mean, really? I know there are lots of people who have affairs, way more than 10%, but I had no idea so many people actually subscribed to that service.
I get the feeling that up to 10 million of those users are bots or fake users. I highly doubt that there are 37 million real users. |
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I think this is the best way, because many members give negative trust to the account, and the price can go lower, thats why is good to create another account. I suggest the OP to create an auction.
The account was originally linked in the OP, which is what I was talking about. The OP has since been edited to remove it. Though, like has previously been said, it would probably be better to give estimations so that the account cannot be searched up easily (E.G Activity: 70-80 and so on). Good luck with your sale. |
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They have refused the request for a popup video automatic altervista ; I can not turn off . I can not be penalized for this . and it must be said that is not always present such advertisements, altervista the show occasionally .
Then buy decent hosting that does not have automatic popup videos. Namecheap offers secure hosting with all you could want including 3 websites for $10 for the first year. Hell, if you really want free hosting Hostinger or 3Owl offer free hosting with no ads, but with an extremely limited CPU. It is always better to buy your hosting. |
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The only way that this could end catastrophically is if China were to get involved on NK's side. If it were between the Koreas alone, I can't see anything particularly awful happening, as it is highly doubtful that North Korea has enough weapons or defense to counter South Korea.
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Please turn on my faucet . is altervista that sends video advertising . I can not do anything . the send -off . It does not always show .
Stop begging to have your faucet approved again. It will be re-added and approved when the FaucetBox team get around to doing so. |
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I see no problems with changing old trust scores. I think people get too hung up on scores around here. I noticed my score dropped when you deleted a rating and made it neutral.
Changing trust ratings to neutral is completely valid and understandable. Removing a previous positive trust just to put a new one when simply adding a second one would make no difference to the user's trust rating is a stupid thing to do as it would only lower the user's trust rating. |
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I do have ONE more question though. If people are buying ebay accounts and paypal accounts, can they actually get away with just doing a cash dump? For example, could this user actually fake sell $1,000 worth of bitcoin with no intention of sending it, and then just spend the Paypal money or send it off to another location? I know that the Paypal account will go negative, but I am guessing the account is not even linked to their name? Idk it just seems crazy. Are scammers that good these days.
Most likely. All that is needed for a Paypal account is a valid email and fake address. Once you have these two you can send and recieve ~$2800 from your account a year (Source: My Paypal account is not verified, the spending limit is listed as ~£1,780, worth ~$2800 at current exchange rates). However, Paypal would likely reverse all transactions with that money included and then suspend your account. Don't buy Digital currency from Ebay, there is very little buyer protection for Digital currencies such as Bitcoin or Litecoin. Even if they are allowed to be sold, there is very little Ebay or Paypal can do to stop counterfeit sales (E.g user buys digital currency, Paypal money is sent for said currency, Paypal money is then reversed and the seller is left with nothing), therefore they do not offer protection. |
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A trusted member could add a positive trust for a user as many times as they like, but it would still only count as +1 on their trust record. Trust works per person, not per rating. E.G I have given liteon several positive trust ratings, though is record is still only +3 ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=343587). |
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