Look at their card comparison tables here to find out yourself. If you order a named card you'll have to submit documents to unlock it or it'll be used as a no name one.

With bitcoin's.price falling, do you regret not having cashed out earlier? Bitcoin debit cards that can be loaded with money instead of always exchanging bitcoins in real time give you a chance to cash out bitcoins at whatever price suits your needs. Did you take advantage of the recent rally using a bitcoin debit card?

The network's difficulty didn't go down when the halving happened. Miners obviously had knowledge of it in advance but this might be indicative of several things.

It'd be safe to assume that mining is centralized enough for mining to be so cheap in order to make running mining profitable equipment even for half the reward. As of why this is relevant to recent events, the recent downturn makes mining unprofitable at such price levels for any miner paying more than 0.1$ per kW/h. Does this mean that mining is completely centralized in huge facilities in order to keep it profitable? Could this also mean that the recent rally was a result of market manipulation for miners to dump their coins on bullish speculators?

Ok, here's my review of the method, I'll break it down in parts.

OP's writing:
The writing style is ok. The guide could take some proofreading but nothing too bad. The guide itself is neither too short but not long either. It does go into the necessary details but it feels like many unpredictable scenarios aren't covered into the guide itself. I guess that it's a food thing that OP provides support.

The method:
It's probably something you've never seen online, but not gamebreakingly new. The method isn't something that can be done from the comfort of one's home and by reading through the guide it seems that it might be region specific due to reliance in tactics followed in specific countries or even states due to legal obligations (or lack of thereof) of other parties involved (not sure about what regions this method could be successful in but this seems limited).

Also, nothing illegal about this method but it's not too ethical either.

Lastly, success rates for this method are not guaranteed and this is something I got to know by reading the guide. It can sure offer some money but the longevity of the method per individual is also something that can't be guaranteed.

OP has been in contact with me, hopefully I'll receive the files to review soon.

Edit: got it, reading the guide now.

I'd be interested to receive said vouch copy. I'll do my best to make an impartial and honest review.

Do you mean cards that do not require ID verification? Uquid is a good example, they offer near-full debit card services in their platform with no document or ID submissions to be required. There are several providers that advertise "no ID" cards but in my experience not many of them offer a good service in terms of fees (usually high) and limits (usually too low with no verification).

This is a service I happily vouch for. Likes started coming in hours after OP's notification and the quality of profiles is very high.

All the details could be changed in the account I received. I can confirm that email can be changed easily too. OP was kind enough to help me with the details but anyone with a little experience on mojang accounts could do this easily on his own.

You're not the first person to report this exact issue today. If moving funds is urgent, try exporting private keys or wait for blockchain.info to fix their wallet service. The latter would likely have you waiting until working hours on Monday.

https://coinmarketcap.com has an extensive list of actively traded cryptocurrencies but many of the entries are stale and hit and run market spikes may go unnoticed there as not all exchanges/cryptocurrencies are included.

Charlie Shrem has perhaps the worst reputation any bitcoin persona has gained through mainstream media so far. He's widely know as bitcoin's first felon and I don't see how putting his name in an investment fund could attract possitive attention from out-of-crypto investors.

Added Loadoo and Lavapay in Questionable category as I haven't seen any feedback for either. If anyone shas experience using their services please feel free to share your epxperiences.

The Advcash thread was full of complains when I added the serive in this section. Plus some bad news here and there like this post on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/4qbxft/advcash_card_cloned_us4685_usd_stolen_trouble/

If you've got any personal experience with Advcash that says otherwise feel free to share. I change the thread based on community feedback as I can't keep testin all cards actively on my own. 

I think that you might be mistakenly correlating the total Liabilities with issued Tethers. The Authorized but not issued variable is a key to this equasion. Tether's value is 1$ and will remain like this [as long as liabilities keep being honoured].

If collection agencies were involved, I really don't think that the forum could be of any help to you. We don't know your jurisdiction and can't (or better should not have) full access to your evidence to help you built a better case. I think that the most responsible think you could to is talk to a lawyer said to have experience with e-money. It'd be a good counter-defense since the other party also got agencies involved.

If People's Bank of China wanted to hammer bitcoin they could've done so much earlier but it's questionable if such an attempt would have had any impact in bitcoin's functionality as the Chinese users are probably already tech savy enough to keep using cryptocurrencies. The probable effect would have been the de-legitimization of bitcoin centered businesses but then again, this would have been much easier for a central bank.

I think that the outcome of the recent rally was much simpler than the narrative talking about China wants to portray it. Massive profit taking took place and whales crashed the market. Such sell orders aren't organic and likely come from big players or even outright market mnipulators.

I've never seen a bitcoin debit card get overcharged and go into negative balances. This is only an (anti-)feature I've seen with cards issued by american-based banks. I'm sure that you'll be safe in that regard. Moreover, there's no nefarious credit score system for bitcoin debit cards so issuing banks have nothing to gain froma allowing cards loaded by bitcoin to be overcharged.

Most virtual bitcoin debit cards do not support 3-D Secure which sadly is a requirement in many of those websites. The sollution is to use the card through a payment processor like paypal and search for websites that accept card payments through it. In Aliexpress' case it's AliPay.

Got a vouch from OP. The account login happens through lynda.com and account customization process is extra fast after receiving the details. I had the changce to login with the given credidentials and change my account's name and email.

Other "premiun" lynda account services here make users login through proxies and therefore the login form and course videos load slow but OP's service is extra fast as logins happen directly through the main website. OFC accounts work as expected, plus OP was fast in delivering the details. I'd recomend this service.