It can go either way really. Sometimes they do know what they're doing and sometimes they don't.

Amazon Gift Cards are region bound.

They can only keep popular, in demand gift cards. Whole Sale foods was popular, but the idea of digital gift cards did not coincide with how they run things. Most stores don't know how to handle a customer with a printed gift card (which is what you had to do if you bought it). Most of the time managers had to come and enter the digital card onto the register which the ordinary employee are unaware on how to do so. So yes in a way because profit margins are low on this, as well as the conflict of getting the card and spending it. Some other retailers will probably be dropped for this very reason, Burger King specifically. Only a manager can enter a gift code on there. And how often are managers present in a Burger King? Not much.

Now I have tried this and the unfortunate thing is when it comes to gambling for me, I never usually win. However for this site I have been successful and have successfully withdrawn a few times in the past. It did have some type of hiccup or some type of glitch in the recent past when I tried to bet but I believe that was a minor issue that got fixed fast. The problem that really arose for me is when I actually play is the betting. I truly don't believe the chances are what they may seem because I get on some pretty massive loosing streaks and it's a tad bit ridiculous because I constantly loose bitcoins over and over again while the ratio of win to lose gradually becomes smaller and smaller. And when I do on the off chance score a win the cash out process is a huge lag and an annoyance. Your best bet is to go with Luckybit. That gambling site I can actually vouch for not because I've won anything major (at this point I think I may be a bit below) but the provability is pretty fair and cashing out is a breeze. I personally would go there if you are wanting to score some easy bitcoin by taking a risk. It would be the most fairest out of most all gambling methods. More so then everydice.com

Good luck man trying to win some Bitcoin! Hopefully you are more successful then I am (which is never for the most part lol)

 

I would say Bitcoin isn't an actual form on money, more like virtual property that is traded in place of money.

Find a good currency exchange. Those usually work out nicely.

I can see it maybe causing some kind of inflation of some sort due to the fact, like said above, that money is printable so it can be generated But it's just the value of this money being generated.

It's just a middle man. Think of it like that. The middle man gets product and confirms then distributes product to both parties.

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I always buy things off Gyft.com

They really don't secure them. Theoretically they could run off with them at any point in time.

The site is a hack. When I bet no Bitcoins I win twice in a row but then when I bet some Bitcoin all of a sudden I have a 5 loosing streak in a row. So rigged it's ridiculous.

I tend to always be on the loosing end when it comes to investing in any type of gambling site. I'd stay away from it as much as possible.

Litecoin hands down for me. Probably has the most potential. Doge coin is mehh. I feel it will never go anywhere.

Always wanted to be a computer programmer!

I think your rate needs to be higher than just 10 cents a post. I would love to take part even if it is that low of a rate but if any chance of negotiating  higher that would be great.

Are you accepting new advertisers with this sig at the moment?

Your pricing is kinda off it seems like. Plus I heard this thing was a scam a bit ago so I don't see what you are investing your time and money into it.

Thanks for the post. Really helpful and probably will take advantage of this.

Visa's don't verify paypals. You need bank information to verify a PayPal.