Nice idea, I agree with OmegaStarScream, it would be a cool idea to link to the Bitcointalk profile of developers, unfortunately I am not a developer but will be keeping an eye on it from a users perspective.

People will continue to sell account whether it is frowned upon or not, it would be good however to have some central place which would determine the value of an account and become the standard go to place when account are being sold, this will avoid unreasonable expectations and provide a decent benchmark.

CoinRebates is looking quite cool, although it looks more aimed towards the US market, nice for those who shop in these places unfortunately for me I am not one of these people.

I can see that you are a junior member now congrats.  As everyone else has mentioned there is a wealth of information in this forum available for signature campaigns, just search for signature campaigns and decide which ones suit your activity.

Of course they would think about their family and how they are losing their money, but then if that person were to get a big win it would solve all the problems, this is the trap of being a gambler I guess.

Afraid not much you can really do apart from take it on the chin and treat it as a lesson learned, sharing on here allows other people to learn from your mistake so there is that positive  it won't tet you your money back but at least it is something. 

40% was way too mucb and glad to see you have listened to some feedback and have it down to 25% you might have a bit more luck at this level.

Since bitcoin was declared a currency in EU they should be looking into it in the same way they do with any currency which is what is happening here I think.

I would have to say yes do save some for the future, if not everything then at least half as the price will increase to a nice level in a few years and you don't want to be the guy who sold too early.  The choice is obviously yours though.

If it is advice then it would be don't gamble, don't start and then you will not have to worry about any strategy. 
You will probably be in a better position keeping your coins, but if you will gamble, start off small and put your profit away and don't get too carried away 

Excellent, I have received payment thanks very much.

This is a pretty cool site, I have not seen this one at all thanks for sharing this definitely something to keep an eye on and pick up some work.

I am in agreement with the majority that have responded, I wouldn't pay anything on a monthly basis for something like this when you have this forum and other sources to go to .

I am looking forward to this black Friday and to see how many and what merchants are on board ax over this year it seems that there had been a lot of adoption by merchants.

You are right there are a lot of threads about how bad gambling is and not too many on how it can be good.  The house will be in a better place than the user as the user will no doubt be losing more than they will win. 

One advantage of gambling is that it is free money when you win, you could win an amount that could take you a year to earn by working.

I can't imagine it falling down as far as that, if it looked to be heading towards the $100 I think we will see a lot of panic selling but I for one would be on the opposite side trying to buy what I could at that price.

Apple pay promotion nothing more although he has a point in that kids will never have to worry about physical cash in the future as everything will be online.

Looks like you have already joined a signature campaign which would have been my suggestion and also offering your services which you have also done 

Yeah this doesn't make too much sense really, for example if the large miners part of a union decided to not mine then the smaller miners would have struck gold and will be hitting blocks which is good for them but in reality I can't see this working.  Nice thinking though.

An interesting project, one thing that surprised me was the fact that only 15% of Filipinos actually own a smartphone wow! compared to the UK for example where over 76% of adults own a smartphone.