the matter is very complex, but in fact, it is simple. it all depends on when you join an affiliate program and what your referrals are like, whether they are active or not.
For example, very early on I only had a couple of referrals on the cex.io platform and I converted all the profit from that into Dogecoin. at some point, I had about 95k Doge from it. I leave it to you to think at what moment I sold them. 


the worst way to do it is because PTC programs are only for building website traffic, they are often served by bots that are completely useless for affiliates. No leads from there.


blog, email, social media etc.. are probably the best channels for promotions. you can also use some platforms like Medium, Steemit, Quora and similar. also, keep in mind that you must not advertise in related categories. Some platforms do not allow leaving referral links, like this forum.
You will not offer Binance referral links to cooking and recipe pages. today it is very difficult to reach a new Binance user who will be active, certainly not on a PTC site.

this is not only about KYC, but about the fraud called Pi coin and its "mining". in a way, it seems like you are giving him advice on how to do it instead of stating the plain facts that Pi is just a waste of time.
KYC is only a consequence and in some cases a necessary evil, but a fake phone mining app should not be considered for passing KYC at all.

it's perfectly fine to express such things through the thread, cygan got a lot more clarification on what he's doing wrong. this probably attracted more attention to him.


uncontrolled and improper use of the trust system will probably result in being on the distrust list of other DT1 members who take care of its proper use. for example, member trankil also does not recognize the proper use of the trust system. In addition to leaving feedback without references, it is very difficult to determine the truth of his claims, also his feedbacks are in opposition to each other.

positive feedback to yogg is still there, while at the same time, there is feedback where it is written about yogg scams. now think how confusing it can be for someone who comes for the first time and is not fully informed about the whole thing. at the same time, there are no references to do personal research.

Do you have a demo somewhere where we can try these scripts, or do we have to do our own installation for test purposes?
Also, Is there a plan to make a version for WordPress or even a WP plugin? there are really many WP sites and a good faucet plugin could significantly help increase the number of visitors.

hey hey, just to confirm here that my customized Betnomi Ledger wallet has arrived  
Once again, wants to thank Betnomi for his generosity towards this community.

The OP didn't say if he was the sender or the receiver.

the fact is that no one can help him unless he wants to pay the bump fee or wait for the network to be more relaxed and the fee itself to be lower or 5 sat/byte.
Here is a nice alert fee bot https://t.me/BitcoinFeesAlert_bot for easier monitoring and possibly setting a notification when it falls below a certain level.

Welcome 

I'm not sure why this guy appeared now with this story. If he is really @roslinpl, of course, why did he wait so long to say anything and now after so much time he is coming to say that he cannot repay the loan because he went bankrupt? with all the explanations @nolongerroslinpl offered here, nothing has changed. the account is already negatively tagged, money will not be returned.



a few days ago accidentally I found in some bookmark a link to the page that roslinpl was making. I see that it is abandoned and someone else has taken over the domain. With that, I think that it is very possible that the original owner really found himself in some kind of problem because he left a potential perspective project in which he invested effort and money.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5122087

All staff members refuse or have withdrawn from participation in the advertising mixing service. there is no official announcement about it, but there is a much clearer indication to read between the lines. written by a member who has a great reputation here

Buying website traffic is probably the worst advice you can give someone. this type of traffic is completely useless because it does not come from real people and there is no benefit from it. plus, Google views such traffic negatively and in the long term it will only harm the positioning of the site.

there is one category that is used for such purposes and it is called SEO (I believe everyone is aware of it). with good SEO techniques, it is possible to increase site traffic, and that method is acceptable for search engines.
if someone is already going to pay $50 a month for purchased traffic. It is certainly better to focus that budget on improving SEO, in the worst case you will get approximately the same traffic, but this time it will be visitors who are really interested in the content of that website.

Since this topic is already active again, it would be good to hear from the OP update about the status of this problem. I sincerely hope that the reason OP doesn't appear here anymore is that he has reached his funds, so he thinks that this discussion is no longer necessary for him.


I would also like to see a clear explanation from CEX.io because somehow I keep seeing complaints about them and user problems with withdrawing from there. Here as well as on Reddit. they are almost always complaining about the same thing.
if you already have so many complications with KYC verification, why is it even possible to make a deposit before KYC passes? this problem has been going on for a long time with you, so I'm surprised that you haven't done anything to improve the whole system.
I would understand that you haven't changed much because you solve all issues in a short time, but obviously, that's not the case either.

What is P1?
I hope you don't mean the well-known scam called Pi ("i" not "1") coin, where some points are collected in the application and for some unknown reason it is called mining. yes, it has no links or similarities with bitcoin, it is not even a cryptocurrency.

if this attitude towards Binance were to spread, it would certainly cause more damage than the lawsuit by CTFC.

You still decided to add the Nigerian naira to monitoring, although you yourself say that the last time you had the NGN Bank/BTC exchange rate was on 28 January 2023.
isn't the problem that the Nigerian bank has suspended all international transactions.
https://dailytrust.com/explainer-how-suspension-of-intl-transactions-on-naira-cards-will-affect-nigerians/

you see, it's much better now because you are stating some more specific things, at least the ones you don't want. certainly much more knowledgeable than the beginning, "hey I have $1 million on the table, recommend me, someone".

if you are an agency, I would advise you to try to make an outline strategy yourself and based on it, look for the best solutions here. you will certainly receive constructive guidelines and recommended sources, so you may be able to run a crypto advertising campaign yourself. like the contest you are thinking about starting.

I mentioned influencers as just one of the potential marketing channels, but apparently, there is a little misunderstanding here. When I say influencers, I mean exactly that. I didn't think of someone pretending to be an influencer and in the end, he does not deliver the agreed commitment.

Nice bot, I was looking for something similar. however, it tired me very quickly, it seems that the notifications are too frequent, I ended up muting it. the possibility of adding a filter to make it a little more personalized is more than desirable.
When publishing, all articles are sorted by category and most often key tags are added, perhaps maybe this could be used to adjust the content that is interesting to the user.

this is partially acceptable for now, mostly because the OP himself admitted the existence of a famous friend's account. probably in a more complicated case, this kind of explanation will not be enough. you can't say, hey, we have a method and we made a decision based on that. your method must also enable the display of evidence. after all that, I didn't see your concern when you publicly stated the real name of the user who went through KYC on your platform.
none of you is asked to present the tools for such investigations, but you can certainly provide more precise details of the results you get through your tools and investigation. with this excuse, you can cover all conflicts with players.


I wouldn't be surprised if casinos share some kind of collection of blacklisted users with their email, IP addresses etc... I have seen such practice in other businesses outside of gambling. no one wants to be misused to their own detriment.

if we talk about this case, the rule is one person, one account (as far as I know, this is the rule in almost all casinos). why is that so hard to accept? if the casino forbids alt accounts, just don't make them.
it is very hard for me to believe a friend's account from the same IP address or even where a brother, sister or the entire family has their own account at the same casino and they are all passionate gamblers. it sounds crazy and it is the most common excuse in many similar cases.

To the OP, take your money out from there and move on. there are so many casinos today, it is to be expected that some of them are more or less suitable for you.

so you won't send your collateral because you're worried about paying it back, but you expect to get the money just like that and wonder why anyone is worried that you won't pay it back? I have to admit, it is obvious that you are not an idiot.
btw. your phone may once have cost that much, but now it is already used and its price is certainly much lower than the one you mention (I find on Amazon for $1300)


prove the previous story about how you are not an idiot and say that you understand what collateral means. the lender must have control over the collateral, the existence of information is not good enough collateral.

a lot is needed here, but certainly not a post of 10k characters with a bunch of tedious text. I looked at their post history now and it seems that they wrote all this in three different places.


you repeat the same meaningless text, but you have not given any information about the token you want to sell to investors. it is possible that there are a few of you veterans behind this story, but we have to take your word for it.
if this is the presentation of your work here, I'm afraid I have to doubt your words when you say "our matching engine, written in 100% C, is more efficient than other crypto exchanges' software"

that's why everything is strange to me.
you started with a figure of $1 million, without demanding more precise answers. a marketing campaign for a crypto business is not much different from any other niche, and a solid agency probably already knows that.
I would have expected that you were looking for information about relevant media, crypto influencers, important keywords, etc.