Private smart contracts are possible and there are many corporate organizations including Walmart are using it. A simple implementation could be found here: https://github.com/paritytech/wiki/blob/master/Demo-PoA-tutorial.md

Well, you'd not really know if they're using it privately. Like I mentioned above, Walmart uses it to verify its Food-Supply chains and that's all the info they're released.

There is certainly a Python version and surprisingly just a few lines of code. Follow this thread on reddit and google the other sources: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7tzq3w/generate_your_own_private_key_5_lines_of_python/ 

P.S.: Don't blindly trust the above link or any random code you come across internet, make sure you verify whatever you're doing is secure. This looks like a legit python module https://github.com/blockstack/pybitcoin

Someone asked you a question above and you should be responding to that instead of silly bumping the thread. Are you related to FATechnologies by any chance? They have a bad reputation here on the forum and your account seems like an alt of them.

The crime could be: Your identities will be sold to ISIS terrorists to travel across the world and carry suicide bomb attacks. Passports, Visas, document forging are such crimes which can lead to unformidable circumstances. Your KYC should be safe with only companies which are in synch with the Government and are authorized to do so.

Well, we can create a flag but that won't be enough since no one has directly got scammed by the service yet. The red-text -the label is important for the newbies to know to avoid the site. For now, you seemed to have already tagged them.

Changes are inevitable. Welcome to reality 'Oh My Holy Cunt'.

No one ever cared about the bounty hunters. They're a true scum of this forum who can't afford to get a job in real life. I'm happy the system has changed so people can finally wake their lazy asses up an get a real job.

No, they're not. You just an explanation from a couple of members on your other thread (which you locked). You could have waited for a reply from the admin there instead of spamming the thread here. I'm convinced that you're not scammed and so does other members on the forum. Please don't derail this thread for that issue since there's already a thread regarding it.

Is there a way you can attach this as a Chrome extension so it works well with the in-browser mail services like Gmail/Yahoo? I didn't read the entire essay but from what it looks like one can easily plug in your product client based mailing services.

It's hard to read all those massive paragraphs without images or good fonts. Please make your product page more interesting.

Funny thing is, you can't even shove those coins up your ass because they are worthless. You wasted your time putting those fake details.

I really cracked up at the NHL player identity stealing. Like what retard does it take to copy-pasta such a famous personality?

So what? They have a strong bowling strategy and I'm pretty sure the match is still in their hands.

Could that be a part of his strategy? I don't really understand how they managed to score that low. Maybe don't want to go all in for low ended matches like this one?

Have you tried opening their Privacy Policy, Sales and FAQ links which are on the bottom right of the website? They're not developed yet lol I wonder how can this site be legit if they failed to write Terms and Conditions lol

I doubt that. The content, visitors and overall width of the site contribute to pushing results on the front page. For instance, is your domain parked now? If I search for "crypto dice games" I get everything up in the results but dice or games or just crypto. I get crypto-games.net which is sort of accurate because they have massive visitors and content like blogs and stuff which really matter. Good luck though.

That's not what he intended to say. No one leaves positive feedback for trades involving 0.01 BTC.

What do you have as collateral? That matters more than it's worth. If you're assuming your domain or some other digital accounts will be equivalent to 0.01 BTC and considered as a valid collateral, you're wrong.

Aren't those things supposed to be done before launching the website? Like are you'll that desperate to make money that you launch a broken website? Pathetic.

lol, those bugs are getting very creative these days.

Maybe he launched this website so he could make those 0.04 without having to put any efforts. If he can't sign a message showing he holds atleast 0.30-0.50 BTC, the service should be flagged.

lol this is ridiculous. For what’s it worth, anyone buying the domain would need to invest other $25000-50 to actually create a dice site and make it work. Or they could just forget this domain and use the same money for marketing, SEO of some cheap domain and it will do wonders in the search engine. If I did SEO for some domain like proper marketing, back links, link building and everything. I’d rank up any shitty domain with a good website before your domain. Get ready to do affiliate programs.

This is how you lose money real fast. Without a plan, half knowledge and just a huge desire to double the money will lead you into bankruptcy. You’ve a good capital to start with, doesn’t mean you’ve to go all big without a strategy. If I was you, I’d rather spend months trying to learn trading by investing small amounts or using one of those trading bots. Once I feel I’ve the confidence to risk big amounts I’d go in.

Like others said, stay away from gambling I’ll recommend starting a small online business which will grow over time and give you a stable income. Hire developers with your money and make a product that will make much more than your current target.

It’s really hard to comprehend your thread. Move it to the right section first : Scam Accusations.

Attach proper screens-shots to support your case. What it looks like is your account maybe banned for creating multiple accounts which is fair enough. What do you mean by “can’t logout so I made a new account”. That doesn’t make any sense.

Nope they didn’t take any money from you lol The bet provider never accepted the bet so BitDice made no money from the bet regardless of the bet status. In fact, they paid you out a bonus for the hassle which should be understandable. You need to accept it and move on and don’t keep accusing them for scamming you.

Yeah but maybe in Op's case, he will ask for proper documents and then create a signed contract?

Most of the loan requests we get here are open for document verification. They don't mind compromising their original documents for a few dollars. The catch, most of the time these documents will be fake.

OP: Your username says "Accounts for sale" - I know where this lending thread is going.

The problem is, they took the score too lightly. They thought it's an easy target given their previous performances. It was actually an easy target but not when the opposite team has Malinga as a bowler. It was a good match regardless.

England had only 1.09 odds? That shows the match wasn't going to be an easy win for either of the teams.