I believe Circle has the lowest fees for US exchanges iirc, I may be wrong though.

just look under marketplace > services, there are a variety of sites offering campaigns, but there arent many that offer enrollment for jr members. 777coin is one that offers members of all ranks to join however. just be sure not to spam useless posts, that can get you both banned from the forum and removed from the campaign.

many people on this forum refuse to use skype, and you state no terms on the loan you want, such as the amount you will repay and the collateral you will provide. no collateral, no loan, although I highly doubt this is a legitimate request for a loan, you may just be trying to get peoples' skype for malicious purposes.

someone must have made a particularly large deposit hoping to win big with the 0% edge, usually how it goes down with these scams. unfortunate, but it happens, more often than this community would like.

wow... ive seen a lot of giveaways here for 1 month trial of services, but 3 months for free is just fantastic. Ill definitely redeem this later in the month when i have a need for it.

from a cursory look at some of the advertised payouts on the site, it should have been clear that site was a scam, the expected ROI was way too high to be considered a legitimate mining operation.

if you want to get into mining for profit, youre better off staying away; it wont be profitable without a large initial investment on your part. if you just want to try it out, giving legitimate cloud mining a try doesnt hurt, but be careful, lots of cloud mining operations are ponzi scams.

a ponzi is where investors are promised high returns over a short period of time (HYIP - high yiels investment plan) where in reality, there are no 'new' funds generated through the investment; users are given their funds "multiplied" by adding other investors' funds. say two users invest 2 btc and are promised double their invetment, one user would get 2 btc and the other would get nothing in the end as the scheme collapses.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme

some simple google searching would do a lot of people good...
anyways, heres a concise guide of solomining using cgminer: https://www.bcoinnews.com/tutorials/solo-bitcoin-mine-cgminer/
youll need the bitcoin-qt client if you dont have it already, so get ready for a large download.

you might want to contact the admin of girlbtc, i hear they might be looking for a developer to improve their site in many ways.

looks like the site went scam in the time i didnt check this thread, shame too. this is exactly why people demand transparency and proof of solvency from gambling sites, I guess all eyes will be on dadice now; hopefully they wont disappear, they have a nicely designed site and a nice signature campaign going, there would be more to gain in the long run for them.

especially with how bitcoin is a legal gray area in the US. i am 100% sure that the pacman would not even risk his reputation as an athlete for some side profit from gambling rakes. He makes more than enough boxing already.

got any proof that Pacquiao is affiliated with the site? no one on this forum will believe what seems to be a blatant lie without substantial proof.

as the posters said earlier, electrum is the best for what you need, but if you really want to, I think you can view individual address balances by just looking up each individual address on blockchain.info under "final balance."

the first highly possible reason for this happening is that the 0.005 in funds youve accumulated in your wallet is "dust" from several addresses assuming the wallet's label being "petty," and the transaction you are trying to make has multiple outputs resulting in the transaction size to be larger than 1000 bytes, which in turn caused the required fee for the transaction to be more than the 20,000 satoshi you have available to transact the 0.005 btc. you should try to either get some more funds to make the transaction or decrease the amount you are trying to send.

yup, if the return is that high for a facet-type game, theres a good chance it might be a ponzi scam where invested funds are redistributed to users. I see you enrolled in a sig campaign too, and to be honest thats a much more reliable way to earn some bitcoin on this forum.

if you still want to play a game for some bitcoin I know mybitmine has been around a while and is legitimate as far as i know.
mybitmine.co

would you mind sharing the setting you use when you run the bot?

this is true as well, it might actually just be a better idea to wait and see what will actually happen with the fork, and in the meantime prices might fall quite a bit, or a new hard drive might be released with even better specs for the same price

this guy is right, just having a wallet, you can see the balance as well as transactions, but you only have access to the funds and are allowed to spend them if you have the private key. its a great security, enough that i remember some guy put his encrypted wallet file up for download somewhere and challenged people to take the ~8 BTC stored on it; it was possible to see the balance as you had the wallet, but impossible to send the bitcoins to your personal address as the wallet was encrypted and you didnt have the private key.

blockchain.info does something similar as well iirc, i remember reading on their site that they store the online wallets on secure servers with a dedicated security guard and all that, but that doesn't exactly constitute a "bank" either. one of the selling point of bitcoin is that you can "be your own bank," but the idea of letting a central organization holding your bitcoin and investing it, while giving you interest like a fiat money bank, seems both interesting while it goes against the idea of decentralization.