You would need to buy it off someone instead of a business so check out kijiji, craiglist, or ebay. Be careful buying it, make sure it works 100% before paying for it and make sure you've got the correct PSU and cooling setup for it.

That "If" is almost impossible, the hash rate could not stay constant unless literally every individual has 24/7 uptime and no-one comes or leaves which is like finding a four leaf clover under a double rainbow

I still can't understand why they would stop before being requested to do so, but then again India is corrupt as hell its possible they were threatened to close shop in private.

no these online mining websites are designed for mining specifically, if u buy a server for azure and aws u wont get as much bang for your buck your paying for hardware that isn't very effective for mining.

my recommendation is to look at http://coinmarketcap.com/ only trade in small increments and diversify! keep ur profits in btc to the moon.

Shows promise, but like everything is certain I would recommend putting a little money in just to test the waters, obviously u wont make the gains you would if you threw a lot in but less risk less reward obviously.

Not always no, but typically. Look for yourself at http://coinmarketcap.com

I hope neither, I think you guys are hurting the credibility of bitcoin by something like dogecoin. Old money, the people who could actually get bitcoin rolling don't find this amusing.

Hey, congrats on your very first bitcoins. I remember when I received my first transaction... It was from a faucet lol.

Long term lurker, just decided to register myself. I got involved in BTC around 3 months ago and since then have been trading in alt-coins and leaving profits in BTC to save long term. I finally decided to stop just listening to the conversation and actually start to participate.