If you currently have bitcoin, I think it's not the time to sell nor to buy. It's the time to wait. If you don't have any bitcoins, you might wanna fill in your stash because BTC is currently recovering from the previous price decrease. After a few days/week, you'll get your profit. The profit would depend on how long you wait and how much did you invest initially.

Both are risky though. If you aren't good enough at doing researches on alt coins or if you're unlucky, instead of getting profits out of trading, you're going to lose some. When that happens to you, I suggest that you sell your coins right away before you get more losses. In investing, you don't know how long will the website keep on paying the investors. Personally, I prefer alt coins trading over investing. In investing, you don't hold the future of your coins but in trading, you can decide what action to do next.

1. Check his trust rating. You can see if he has previous shady stuffs going on.
2. Use an escrow. If he refuses to do use one, do not send first.
3. After receiving what you are buying/trading, check it as much as you can. Don't be in a hurry.
4. Stay away from kids that are selling stuffs and they are like in such a hurry. The thing that they are selling usually have a hidden defect or something.
5. If you have common sense, you'll easily detect lazy scam attempts. If the trader has created a thread, just wait for people to comment if it's a lazy scam attempt if you're not so sure about it.

That's basically it. If you don't send your money first, you will not get scammed. Another thing though, there are some stuffs that might look "fine and working" at first, but eventually becomes deactivated or can't be used anymore. Example of this are accounts online like Spotify. They say it has a lifetime subscription but if you check it on the website, it actually expires days/weeks after you bought it.

I hardly think so. They lost 70 million dollars and I don't think they would take money out of their own pocket to pay users just to get their trust back. I think if Bitfinex wants to go back to business, they will come back with another name, another whatabouts, etc. That's the easiest thing to do if you're in their position. You don't have to pay people and you'll get a fresh start.


I honestly think that exchanging sites getting hacked will become a natural thing in the future. After all, exchange sites hold a lot of money and that's what hackers want. Nothing is unhackable so we can't actually protect exchange websites from exceptional hackers out there.

No, and denied, sorry.

I'll wear yours again if 48 hours has passed after Lutpin's term ends and no one has posted their avatar + PM.

I think the people in signature campaigns are looking for people that can behave professionally. In real life let's say that you were hired to advertise Microsoft, do you think you're allowed to advertise Apple as well? Of course not. All these companies are in a competition when it comes to audience and advertisement. And your job is to advertise their company.

You should prove your loyalty and dedication towards the company. There's a user here before that has 2 signatures, not sure what happened to him but I think if I'm the manager, I will kick that user out with no second thought.

Why? Is that a top secret ponzi website? After all, this is just an investment site. How different is this site of yours from other investment sites out there that people has to pay 20 Euros just to get the name of the website?


But Paypal also asks for the seller side of story. If the buyer claims that his account was hacked and the seller claimed that the buyer bought a digital good, then paypal will surely say that it's not in their Buyer Protection so the buyer couldn't actually get the money back.


Why didn't you say so? If I didn't ask a question here then people wouldn't know that they actually:


So basically your method consists of investing in an investment site that pays you 21% and then do it for 5 times so the total payment is 105% in 105 days. 1% in one day. The only thing that separates your investment site from other investment sites is the "rating" thing that you have mentioned.

Double the money in 105 days sounds like a basic lame HYIP site to me. Even if you give out a vouch copy to everyone, it cannot prove that the "method" actually works until they finish the whole 105 days and that's 3 months of work. Nonetheless, I think this is just a ponzi site ran by OP or the deposit address is his personal wallet. OP stated that he has a proof but he didn't bother to post it in the OP.

I wonder where is this guy now:

Maybe that's in your current location but not the whole country. Where do you live? I can't think of a country that doesn't have that one guy that does nothing but sit in front of the computer. In most cases, that 'one guy' is tons of guys. I think the people in your country are all into traditional stuffs and the only people that has an Internet connection are the rich ones. Since you're here and you have some bitcoins, is it safe to say that you're considered as a 'businessman' in your country?

Why did you ask for a voucher then if you don't have the full intention to try it yourself? The feedback you gave was from other people, not yours. And I don't think "I did not try the method." is a feedback that customers are looking for.

I don't think so. If it's as if Bitcoin has lost its essence. If you store bitcoin today and wait for years, the bitcoin you have will be much more than what it was. If it has a stable price, bitcoin might be considered as an online fiat money that doesn't move at all. Just like other currencies in the real world that doesn't even move at all. And just like the currencies in real world that we take for granted, we'll surely take bitcoin for granted if this happens.

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I think shorena made a little mistake. LiskDice pays in LID not in BTC. I have removed it from the table. LiskDice pays BTC for Legendary and Hero rank.

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I think advertising is the key to earn a lot of money online, not just bitcoins but you could also do payouts via Paypal. If you look at it, signature campaign, SEO, youtube Adsense, you name it, you get paid because you advertise a product or a company. Out of these stuffs, you could check out which one you love doing the most.

I personally would recommend doing vlogs on youtube and doing reviews of products, but if you don't have the money to purchase a camera and/or a certain product, then you should check out SEO as well. We shouldn't let ourselves depend on signature campaign.

Only if your computer isn't full of virus/trojans/worms. You can't actually say that your PC is secure. There might be a key logger on your computer and don't even know it. I believe the cyberworld is full of scammers and hackers, anytime you can become a victim by one of them. I think in terms of security, gold is better. Your PC is just so exposed to the Internet and there are tons of exceptional hackers out there just watching us.

I've been here for a like a year or more but I have known bitcoin ever since I was a little kid. I have heard of the crypto-currency by just lazily scrolling the news feed on facebook and happened to stumble upon a related article. I didn't actually pay any attention to it but I knew that it's like an e-coin (online games money) which you could use to buy stuffs online. I thought it was a scam and the majority of people aren't into stuffs like bitcoin before.

I still don't get it why you should stay away from doing bitcoin if the market moves. It's not like satoshi left a message that says, "Bitcoin shall only go up, and never go down." Right? For me, I see it as an opportunity to buy more bitcoins. It's not a problem, you see. The price might go down for a while but wait for a week or two (sometimes it would only take days) and the market is back to where it has been.

Tbh, if the price of bitcoin bothers you too much, you might want to just convert your bitcoin in fiat as soon as you receive them. Or better yet, just use paypal so everything is fiat and no bitcoins will be involved.

It's updated in here if you check out my post. It's on the same page so I don't know why you can't see it. Just a reminder to those who aren't aware, I'm just updating one single post every time I get online so this thread wouldn't be filled by the updates. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.msg15764480#msg15764480

I think women are motivated the same way as other people gets motivated. Despite of all the tantrums, of all the irrationality behaviour that they have, women are still humans. And humans share a common nature. If women really want to know about bitcoin, if you explain it to them, they would listen. Same thing goes for men, if they aren't interested, then they wouldn't listen. I bet there are women bitcoiners in here but they just don't want to reveal themselves.