Selling three 1 ounce Perth mint gold bars for bitcoin. It behooves me to exchange at a slightly lower cost because I would have to wire the money to Bitstamp for a total fee of $52.50 plus USD to BTC fee. Might as well just pay an escrow and shipping which will ultimately save me money, time, and hassle.

Selling for spot price, as the premium on these are typically 2-3%.

When I get home later I will happily post my proof of purchase and the other 2 serial numbers. I just wanted to get the post up and hopefully some interest. I will, however, scratch out my name from the receipt as I'm not one to post my name on a public forum for the world to see.

I will pay for escrow and shipping.

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Very happy to see a large-scale, USA-based bitcoin mining operation. I think the opportunity is there since China is trying hard to regulate bitcoin and bitcoin mining. I don't have a twitter or facebook, could someone share what type of miners they will be using? I am half curious and half interested in possibly investing if cloud mining is offered.

I will buy it for 0.025. I will payfor escrow if needed or go first.

Username: goldfish17
Position to apply: newbie
Post count: 4
bitcoin address: 3DeWfizcbD9PJKPCrTdczZWxtezUBhnwZy

Fair and honest review: I joined last night and deposited 3 BTC. It was in my account within 10 minutes (from bitstamp). I personally messaged the OP and he credited my account with the free 30,000 DOGE within an hour and responded back to me that he had done so.

The website and 300% credit: the system is absolutely fair. At first you have to wager a decent amount just to receive the first couple installments of 0.001 bitcoin. After you wager a total of ~1.0 bitcoin, the installments come much faster (silver level and up). The games are clean, not buggy, and you can chose how fast you want to make the game by using skip options (i.e. on roulette, you can either watch the spin happen or skip it to see the result).
I do not like how I only have 70 days to get as many installments from the bonus before it is taken away. I feel it is putting unnecessary pressure to bet more and play more (which I know, is the point).

I've tried many bitcoin gambling sites and am very excited to try.

Suggestion: put a dice game up! Everyone loves a dice game!

Unless you are prepared to make a hefty, well-researched investment, or you have a unique, never-before-seen skill or idea, expect to make very very little. You can make a few bucks here or there via signature campaigns and the like (stay away from faucets they are a waste of time to be perfectly honest).
Your best way to "earn" bitcoin, especially if you are new to cryptocurrency, is to work overtime at your "real" job and use the fiat to buy bitcoin. If you start taking shortcuts and easy ways to try to earn bitcoin quickly, you will most likely fall victim to a scam.

edit: I have the attitude that 90% of bitcoin money-making ideas are scams. It may be a radical attitude, but always be on your guard.

This has scam written all over it. Payout is too much for such a simple task and downloading any software onto computer is a huge risk. And to boot the OP is in the red trust. Don't need to be a senior or legendary member to see the scam chance here.

to OP: either escrow funds or show us the software isn't  infected with malware or a keylogger.

If you are comfortable with meeting up with strangers then you can do what I do. I post on craigslist to sell for 15% fee. At the current price, every bitcoin I sell I earn around $200. Then I put my cash in the bank and wire it straight into bitstamp. Since the international wire fee I pay and bitstamp fee adds up to $50, I profit around $140-150 per bitcoin. If you hadn't figured this out, you really need alot of bitcoin to do this method, since the wire transfer fee is large. Just be smart about who you talk to, where you meet up, etc and its really a nice little profit. Doesn't pay the bills, but it pays for when I buy high and sell low on bitstamp lol 

Something is worth what someone else will pay for it. I will pay $1,100 for 1 btc at the moment, so bitcoin isn't worthless. If you have a pile of your dog's poo you may think it is worthless, but if someone will pay 5 bucks for it, then it is worth $5!