I think having bitcoin on your side while you're still studying is such a good thing. Not everyone could do part time jobs when they are still a student maybe because of their schedule or they're just physically unable to do so (too tired). Bitcoin is very efficient for students because of various reasons: (a.) More income, less tiring. (b.) Bitcoin is another field of knowledge to master. (c.) It teaches you things that you can never learn from doing the regular stuffs in your life.

But then again after graduating, we would have to step up our game. We'd have diploma at that time and could finally manage to get a job. We wouldn't be students forever, so don't settle down on bitcoins.

This is like saying, "I don't ask for loans and never will, but then again I get loans from my friends every now and then." The first one was you're saying that you don't get loans and then the latter says that you just arrange to your friends how will you return the money when you're getting a loan from them. Seriously, what do you even mean?

I think a little social engineering and a little details on your deal to make it realistic could make someone scam anyone. Ever heard of Nigeria scam (can't actually recall the name). A lot of things can be done to scam you. You might not believe it but people usually trust other people whenever they feel safe around them. Scammers take advantage of that nature of humans.

TL;DR: Our mind has weakness and scammers use those to scam people.

You could try by joining Bitvest or 777coin signature campaign. They pay really well compared to when you do faucets and solve captchas. You could also sell your belongings in real life and post ads in here. If you do have a skill like programming, photoshopping, etc, you could offer your services here. Tbh, a little more context about what you can do would be really helpful to us.

Nothing so surprising tbh. They were late on payments for week/s on the first stage.

On a side note, there are people who are spamming the boards just to get tons of payouts from coinroll. I don't think coinroll was ready for hardcore spammers like hermanhs.


Added BetBTC.co on the table.


Removed ICOO and Deribit from the table.

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Sorry I wasn't able to update the table yesterday. But anyway, thanks for posting the updates here. Here's the pastebin link to the latest table: http://pastebin.com/hKvMQVGA. Feel free to post any campaign updates, post any mistake that I did, etc. I'm happy to be of service to you guys.

Worst decision was to believe on ponzi sites and think that they would pay me. I was so lazy those days and i want to earn money without doing much effort. The only requirement on HYIP sites is money and I do have some of that. Apparently all HYIP sites and bitcoin doubler sites will eventually become a scam site.

My plan is to reset the whole thing when there's no one advertising anymore. I am fully aware that the people interested in this advertisement thing is limited. I think I would be able to do this thing for a while because Yocoin campaign holds 5 btc and it means it would last for a couple of rounds.

When did Yobit had an escrow? AFAIK they're not going to be needing that because their payment and counting of posts is automatic. Am I missing something? If so, who is the escrow of the said campaign? Tbh, Yobit and Secondstrade are full of low quality posters. They stay there because they can't get accepted on other campaigns.

Will place that tomorrow! I'll notify you via PM.

Agreed. The significant price increase has happened before the halving and then it went down. Pretty sure it would take a lot of time before the price of bitcoin make an actual rise. I think a lot of people are disappointed because it was believed by the majority that the halving would make a lot of effect on bitcoin's price. In reality, the only thing that changed significantly was the mining difficulty.

I think trading depends more on luck and not on skills. All you do in trading is buy and sell, that's a two way thing. You can't actually do much about the price of the altcoin you've invested in. If it goes down, then it goes down. You can't control it unless you're a whale and can pump the market. Nevertheless, most of alt coin traders only got lucky that's why they could get a lot of money out of it.

Bump. In less than 24 hours, DarkStar's term would expire. Place your Avatar + Personal Message now to advertise on my space. Remember, first come first serve!

If the day job is just interfering with my development as an individual, yes, I would definitely ditch my day job and focus on bitcoin. The Internet has infinite potential of teaching us things. Back then, our knowledge is just limited to what we could hear or see. Now, we have the Internet and going full time on Bitcoin could teach us a lot of things. Aside from doing Bitcoins, we could also multitask and study other things. Things that will make us an exceptional person in the future.

Updated Escrow to Y, Moved Pokemon Go to CFNP

Updated the Payrate of Brakoo and moved to Active

Updated Safedice's payment rate.

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I appreciate the effort of all of you to inform us the changes of the campaigns. Thanks for helping to keep this thread updated. Here's the pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/bV2qjkJb I would be busy next week but I would still keep on updating the table as much as I could. If I have made any mistake on the table, feel free to say it.

I think I'm not doing much with my money to actually say that I'm good at managing it. I usually get bitcoins like every week but I happen to use fiat money in real life and not Bitcoins. I only use fiat money to buy food and to pay for transportation. I'm still living with my parents so I don't have to actually budget things.

There's a bunch of scam accusations against YoBit which is one of the leading exchanges at the moment. Some people didn't receive the deposit money, some people can't withdraw money, not to mention, the support is not even responding to problems like this. Some even believe that YoBit is very likely to pull out a cryptsy scam. I think most alt coins have their own downloadable offline wallet so you might wanna use that instead of storing your coins all in an exchange website.

Definitely, yes. If I get paid on my day job using bitcoin, then that's pretty good. Tax is a major problem amongst those who have day jobs in most countries. Income tax gets a lot of percentage of your salary. In bitcoin, we don't have any tax as it is decentralized and the government has no control over it. What I have received in bitcoins will be the same value when I withdraw it on the bank. If I get paid on fiat, I will have to pay tax and that's a lot of deduction.

Aside from that, users that will continue advertising Betcoin.AG will be red tagged by Lutpin after this last stage. Roslinpl refuses to manage the campaign as well after this round. Read a little back on their thread and you can see all the scam accusations towards them. Well, if you guys wanna join Betcoin.ag, then go. Nobody's holding you back here. This is just a compilation of all the signature campaigns.


Okay. I will follow those from now on.

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Updated. I have updated Bitvest's link as well.


Here's the pastebin link to the updated table: http://pastebin.com/iUY29pha

Safedice's term is fixed/weekly so I listed it below Betcoin.AG. The table is based on terms and then alphabetically. Look at the pattern of the CFNP.

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Thanks! I've updated that as well.


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Thanks everyone for helping me out today. I'm happy that some people really do appreciate me updating the table everyday. Here's the pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/e0XffgfL. Feel free to point out my mistake/s and feel free to inform me about the updates of signature campaign.

Not completely impossible. If OP has been promoting his referral link all over the net, then maybe someone used his ref link and let's suppose that 10% is the affiliate bonus. If that someone did deposit 10m sats, then OP gets 1m sats.

Nevertheless, the chance of someone accidentally sending to OP's wallet still stands. Maybe the sender is aware that he's not getting back his money so he just ignored it.