I still don't believe in free and easy money. Even if it exists, it won't last long.

Anyway this thread actually reminds me of this article -> Homeless, Unemployed, and Surviving on Bitcoins

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Thanks 

Thanks for the complete explanation. This is really a good reading, so at least I can tell some newbs about the reason why they should use Multibit for a start and not worry about it..

A quick question: Under what reason should we use Multibit instead of Electrum?

And why does downloading the whole blockchain on full wallet make it more secure than just using light wallet?

I actually haven't heard about it except those tons of gambling sites or that you can buy some steam games on humble bundle with cheap price.

Maybe it's just me.. 

My guess is that it will goes down harshly because of a certain event, and then being skyrocketed again 

In my opinion, blockchain.info is the most secure among all other online wallets. But I like input.io as well, because it's comfortable, easy to use, and especially, offchain  (so I don't have to pay a lot of miners fee because I accept many micro payments)

More secure = less comfortable to use,
Less secure = more comfortable to use

As far as I know, you can always receive payment as long as you have your bitcoin address, hence no need to wait for the client to download ll the block.

And if downloading all the blockchain sounds annoying for you, how about use some lightweight wallet instead, like Multibit?

The easiest way would be buy it instead of earn it, I guess.
But if you can manage to use lots of faucets while surviving your life in typing lots of capthcas, 0.01 BTC within 3 days should be achievable 

So far I have never been able to send something with zero fee with blockhain.info wallet.
Let alone zero fee, even when I add frugal fees (0.1 mBTC / 1000 bytes), it was never being confirmed and eventually be reversed back..