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I know a few people like to use localbitcoin as Amph mentioned, but depending on your location it might not be available to you.
The currency section on this forum is also a good place. I have used bittylicious here in the UK before, they are very good and they are available in some EU countries, they use faster payments to your bank account.
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I have just downloaded and tested the TRIder app. One thing that has always bugged me about Bittrex on my mobile is that it just does not want to give me a smooth experience, it lags and is very jerky. I have tested a few things on this app and it works great! and as a long term supporter of TRI I have the required amount of TRi already on my account. I am also pretty confident that if TRIder could get a bit more visibility a lot of the Bittrex users would pick it up and in turn pick up some TRI as they need TRI to access the full functionality of TRIder. You know why  |
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They also have not had an official announcement here yet. The only thread that I could find about them was the signature campaign. I was going to apply for the Sig campaign and I would still do so I'd there were an escrow but the whole operation screams scam right now.
I also came across their signature campaign and after reading the OP I was left with 0% confidence and interest in this company, it is messy with no escrew and the payout is quite high, in my opinion all red flags of a scam. You would be wiser to find alternative campaigns with real companies, real campaign management and most importantly real payouts. i have signed up with DA Dice and am very happy with the campaign and the company itself, I have to say i have lost a little bit of Satoshi in the dice games, but happier to say I have won more than I have lost |
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Hmmm not entirely convinced and it doesn't appear that Mastercard have even convinced themselves of what they are saying.
The migration will be slow but it will happen and they know it, same way the whole world moved forward away from a dial up internet to a smooth super speed broadband, the old dogs will die off it will just take some time.
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It would be much better as an app and obviously a higher payout, one app I found which if very addictive and has a decent enough payout rate along with a gambling aspect is flappybird, basically angry bird with the added bonus of earning some btc.
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I think it is preety safe to say this is a scam. How can it be possible to jump to 1 btc from that small amount. Entirely up to you but have a good think to yourself and ask the question how and why before investing in anything.
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Deary me, looks like Yobit has taken over from C-cex as the ICO exchange. The insanity has to end.
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cant remember subscribing to your email list  has this coin been announced previously? anyone else get a random email ya, me too wtf random email also, I don't remember the name. |
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Never really win that big, but back in the day got 5 numbers in the UK lottery, really not as much as you would think 1.5k! almost, just almost a millionaire!
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Ignore this and steer clear, if it's too good to be true the it is. There is no way anyone can give you this level of return.
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I can think of so many things that could go wrong. You're giving out your password to a bunch of random people, whats to say that they don't a) change it, b) steal it and try to hack into all your accounts, c) change payout addresses for campaigns, d) spam the forum, e) get your account banned.
I really wouldn't like to try this. Imagine the nonsense that would be posted in your name and the obvious security issues mentioned. I think the signature campaigns are run with a bit of trust in the participants and their history on the forum. It would be such a shame if people started using things like this. It would reflect badly on the campaign and ultimately over time would be the cause of these types of campaigns ceasing to exist. |
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Great to see a business adopting bitcoin especially in the uk.
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There is a website that currently accepts Bitcoin for takeaways http://www.takeaway.comThink they cover a few different countries. |
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Nice enough looking site. Gave it a go and lost, think I will be on my way, good luck with the site. One suggestion, if you add a faicet It may help to attract people in to play
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It's total trash and you will be just wasting your time by doing Cloud Mining . also most of the companies are fake and not really running miners instead of you (that's what cloud mining is about). I asked the same question couple of days ago and here are the answers I got , maybe they will help you out : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1080236.0 . I totally agree, I have been burned twice and have learned my lesson. Most are fake ponzi schemes you are better off holding your btc or dabble a bit with altcoins, these are also risky but you will at least be in control. You can also make a buck or two in the gambling section. |
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Not nice to see someone being ripped off but in this day and age you would think people would e a bit more savvy when it comes to their money.
Those nigerian prince's and money forwarder and all wouldnt be tried if there arent always enough gullible people that dont know that scam yet. Im not sure that will ever change. sadly this is very true |
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Not nice to see someone being ripped off but in this day and age you would think people would e a bit more savvy when it comes to their money.
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An awesome program! Terry Tibbs! Talk to me! |
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nteresting article, it is only a matter of time until it becomes second nature to refer to a payment app as easily as we do now with the likes of Paypal.online. something that is a leap forward but also quite scary is the implanting of chips inside the skin which could potentially be used to authorise payments. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/man-becomes-human-bitcoin-wallet-with-chip-implanted/I woul leave this tech a good few years until it is perfected before even thinking of taking part |
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