Yes, because of lot of newbies don't read about the lack of security when using blockchain and because it is the more convenient wallet, they just start using it without thinking twice and this is why I think it was removed from bitcoin.org, to encourage people to use desktop wallets.

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Lol Brilliant!! 

I don't which is why I don't do it anymore. I always end up on losing side, I don't know if others who do it are talented or just plain lucky.

Yeah, you're right, it might take more because the initial transaction you posted above has a low miner's fee.

Yes, I see that now but considering all were sent with a Tx fee, they'll all get through soon. Not too sure but it may take up to an hour.

Although, I see now, this one is the culprit because the Tx fee used in this one is just 1k satoshi:

One of the sending address: 1CLLMQTGCtRTHvmDiJcXNbZry5n63tfsiQ
has an unconfirmed received transaction: dc776f9b788352dff862c6000a07ab6b202fae899b1cf457c0e65a84b076844f
when it goes through, the other will go through as well.

Although it's a good idea but it will take a lot of work, as others have already suggested you would have a hard time deciding who to trust, if someone accuses someone else of scamming, you need to have a way of getting to the bottom of the truth and prove before tagging them as scammers. If you have resources and you can do this, go ahead but make sure you have proofs before putting up names.

I don't consolidate them into one address, I just use those to pay for the miner's fee when sending out a transaction and you can do this too instead of trying to gather all the left overs to one address just use them to pay the fee.

May be it was due to companies like Laxo trade and others started sending dust again b367a0916294963b3515969bb713a398bc5775d1d58e8decd0c6111ca2221035
895491c0fbac29254e1544c10c1c96d715ef4e2224d4cb775a6809ca2cb6a1c4

You can advertise on this forum itself. There's a space below the OP of every thread and you can put your advertisement there, which will ensure that every person that visits this forum will get a look at it at one time or the another. You have to contact Theymos or ask Admins how to do that. You can always do a sig-campaign or Social Media Campaign.

The whole point behind the paper-wallet/cold-storage is that it's created and it stays off-line, so the best way to do it is use a computer that stays off-line or do a clean/fresh install of an OS, make the paper-wallets, put them on usb or paper and keep those safe and delete the OS and re-install again.

Yeah, it looks like it was stolen, someone got your key through a malware/virus, read through the foum and learn more about cold wallets. No, the computer can not wipe out your BTC, the most it can do is corrupt a wallet, which is why it is always advised to take backups. And no to your last question, they can not be recovered.

Nope. It's not possible. If that was possible hackers would find any key and steal BTC from any one.

This is great initiate by University of Cypress IMO but it would even be great if some universities started accepting Bitcoin as the payment for their Course fee. Good find OP. Thx

You have to ask the sig campaign handlers first if they would allow it, which you'll find that they don't. Most sig campaigns prefer/require that the users carry only their signature and you might get kicked from the campaign if you do it without their consent.

Received it in my coinut account. But can't withdraw it right? coz "The amount must be no less than 0.001 and no more than your free margin". That's gr8. Thx

It is on-line but anyone else having troubles withdrawing coins?? I just tried to and have been waiting for the authorization email for past 20 minutes. Normally, it takes like 2 minutes.

Edit: Didn't received the first email, had to cancel it and re-withdraw and the mail came within a minute this time. So may be it's just temporary problems with their servers.

Can I ask why you or the other people use it? I mean why do they feel the need to mix their coins?

So do you also get paid if the users only use the faucet and don't click on any ads? Or is it in script that a user will be made to click on ads by hidden links, like the ones that usually pops up when you click on "claim faucet" etc?

And I've seen faucets/sites which detect if the user is using ad-block and they only permit access to the faucet if the user disables it first and then refreshes the page.