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As I said with the other recent post regarding random Steam keys, these are most of the time not worth it at all. They are also always a gamble. The seller usually knows what games the keys belong to but they are simply marketed as "random" in order to make it appear as if you were to get an actually valuable game. You are most likely going to get a bunch of lowly rated indie games that were at one point ridiculously cheap or even completely free or part of a bundle or offer such as a Humble Bundle.
Stay away from offers like these.
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I am very much interested in this method. However, I am prudent enough to wait for babo's review before purchasing.
Does this method require a significant amount of work or is it all mostly a passive method of income? Depending on the amount of work required, it may not be worth it to actually execute it. For example, even if the method took only one hour of work per day, that would already be lower than many people's wages from their day jobs, and is therefore quite counter-productive. If it is passive income or requires simply a one-time setup then it can be very valuable for those of us who are already quite busy. Please let me know once one or two reputable members have vouched for your product.
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Hey, I added you on Skype, so please check it at your convenience. For whatever reason, the conversion rate at rocketr is still completely messed up or outdated so I would prefer if you could just give me a bitcoin address for me to send the money to. I will also be posting a review as soon as I get it. Please PM me if you are able to do this or accept my request on Skype (assuming I added the correct person, since I could not find anyone by your exact Skype ID). Otherwise I can PM you my Skype.
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I can vouch for the availability of your service if you so which. I would not need the instance for more than a few minutes and I am quite well-versed on the Azure platform, so I can provide a review and feedback quite quickly. I also know all the intricacies related to the platform in case anything goes in an unexpected way.
PM me if you are interested.
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based on the reviews it seems the guide is not worth the $$
If the OP reduces the price, he may get a few buyers. Based on btcton's review, it is not so much a guide but some business advice for entrepreneurs. People will pay $15 and more if the guide is for a specific method that leads to roi. To expand on this, it is very general advice. I would not really call it business advice. It's more like very general marketing advice that you can probably come up with on your own if you think hard enough. Some people might find some value in it, but I can say that personally, I would not. It does vary from person to person, however. |
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Thanks for replying. I will wait for your review.
I did a full review this time on a completely fresh and never used Windows 10 fully updated virtual machine. I followed the guide and downloaded Photoshop. I went through all the steps making sure to follow them very closely, as I was not familiar with this process. After going through all of it and executing the last step, Photoshop did not display any trial warning and looked to be completely activated. I followed the same steps with Adobe Animate and Adobe Illustrator. Both of these programs yielded the same result. As of 7/29/2017 I can confirm that the method is completely functional. |
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I just had some dealings with OP and he communicated the entire time with me without interruption through Skype. He is quite trustworthy and definitely not a scammer as implied by the poster before me. We sorted out through the problems he had and helped me through everything with detailed directions. He also seems quite experienced in selling these. I highlight scammers. The only people who complain are the scammers. Thanks for proving my point scammer
You are the same person who goes around calling everyone you find around you a scammer. It really is starting to feel like you are doing this simply for the post count. Even if you aren't doing it just for that, you need to calm down and stop being so triggerhappy about every single person trying to sell something in these forums. I'm not saying you are wrong all the time, but I can confirm you are wrong at least this time. |
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I tried using the rocketr link, but for some reason the conversion from USD to BTC is significantly lower than in any other exchange. Could I pay directly to you instead? I tried contacting you through Skype as well, but the link to "contact me on skype" in your thread seems to be down. Could I have your Skype or a PM?
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Would you be willing to use an establish forum escrow or go first? I personally do not see how the website that you are linking people to can be considered escrow. They simply serve as a platform that sellers can use to quickly sell their product to the consumer. There does not seem to actually be any escrow at place. I am certainly interested in the product and if you are legit then feel free to PM me or just reply to this post and I will considered following along and consider purchasing the invite. I also have a few questions about the invite itself I would like to ask.
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ChipMixer, have you considered adding a warrant canary? It would be good to have a "defense" against this type of thing, so your users can know if something happens. After FBI operating child pornography website and darknet market Hansa for weeks, do you still believe warrant canaries? They do not play by the rules anymore. Since you've mentioned about darknet and FBI, makes me wonder in which country was Chip Mixer established? There are some exchanges that avoid US regulations about high taxes and decided to move out of the state, and there maybe there are some countries that have less strict rules. I do not recommend to move the Chipmixer base, but as long as we do such fair business without illegal activities such as money laundering, then it should be fine. The thing with anonymous mixers such as the late BitMixer and the current ChipMixer is that there is absolutely no way to tell if money is being laundered. The blockchain could be analyzed to find similar inputs or outputs that could relate back to money laundering, but nothing is really certain. The way ChipMixer works at least basically makes analyzing the transactions for relations impossible, which means that identifying this is practically impossible. In turn, this makes governments not like it since illegal activity *could* be happening but there is no way to prove it. Because of this, regulations may be created to limit mixing activity or classify it itself as flat out money laundering itself. So as you see it's not only about there existing illegal activity, but also the potential for it. |
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I have received a vouch copy of the guide. Unfortunately, because the method I have used before is so similar to this one (remarkably similar in ways I cannot describe without divulging the method) I cannot verify that the reason that the Adobe applications that I downloaded work is because of this method specifically. I have no way of telling whether it worked because I had already used a previous method or because this one works with 100% confidence. However, I did go through the steps in the guide and it all makes sense and I do have strong reasons to believe that it does work given the information included in the guide compared to other methods used before.
TL;DR: It should work, but because I have used a similar method before I cannot guarantee that it worked for me because of this method specifically.
It looks like you have not applied the method correctly. You should first completely uninstall all the Adobe apps and then reinstall from the beginning. Anyway thanks for the review. I feel bad not being able to fully vouch for this method. Soon I will be loading up a fresh virtual machine in order to properly test your method and be able to give a full vouch and review on the method. I will be trying it on either Windows 7 or Windows 10 and will install at least a few of the Adobe products that you are offering with this deal. It does look more straight forward than other methods that I have seen, but the one thing bothering me is that there is a certain "element" that both methods share that if it breaks would actually break both methods. I will get back to everyone later today or tomorrow with an update on how this method fares and how its longetivity looks. |
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You need to talk to them about what you don't like and what you want them to avoid doing. If they say or do things that you don't like you need to let them know that they are doing so, as they may not be realizing that themselves. Furthermore, if even after you tell them that you do not like what they are doing seriously they still keep doing it, perhaps they aren't as true friends you thought they might have been. Time to start looking for others once more.
Some people change, others don't.
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What is required for this method to work? Do we need to provide personal information or otherwise have an already working credit card or virtual credit card? Do these show up as prepaid credit cards that are not accepted by some vendors such as PayPal and trial offers? Would it work for service trials like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, etc.? Thanks and please check your PMs; I will be sending you one shortly.
Hey, Got your PM. Nothing is required, also you don't need any investment (almost for any method). Everything that is relevant will be detailed in this guide. They will work for a lot of services, as I've included 6 methods in the guide. Can't give any guarantees though for all services, it may not work for Netflix for example (although not fully tested). Feel free to ask some other questions if you like. Kind regards. Thanks, I got the reply. I will buy and post back here with a review since I could not really find any that I liked. I was simply worried about an investment being required to obtain any of these cards and/or numbers. I will post back soon. |
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What is required for this method to work? Do we need to provide personal information or otherwise have an already working credit card or virtual credit card? Do these show up as prepaid credit cards that are not accepted by some vendors such as PayPal and trial offers? Would it work for service trials like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, etc.? Thanks and please check your PMs; I will be sending you one shortly.
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I just received the vouch copy that the OP promised. The product is, in my opinion, not so much a guide as it is some advice and a few tips on increasing the sales of your product or service. The entire content is around 250 words and can be condensed into one or two paragraphs. I personally find the content to be mostly common sense if you have any sort of business mind and do not find much value in this guide, especially not for $15. However, I do understand that some people might see the value and may benefit from it, just don't expect this guide to be any sort of groundbreaking or mindblowing discovery. I would be happy to answer any further questions about the validity of this guide, albeit for obvious reasons I cannot go into detail about the content itself.
Thank you, I will add more information and reduce price to $10. I wanted it to be simplier Yeah, makes sense. If you add information and make changes and would like me to change my review ever feel free to PM me! I am certainly not going anywhere anytime soon. I can also provide private feedback on your guide if you so desire it, just make sure to let me know when you message me. |
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I have received a vouch copy of the guide. Unfortunately, because the method I have used before is so similar to this one (remarkably similar in ways I cannot describe without divulging the method) I cannot verify that the reason that the Adobe applications that I downloaded work is because of this method specifically. I have no way of telling whether it worked because I had already used a previous method or because this one works with 100% confidence. However, I did go through the steps in the guide and it all makes sense and I do have strong reasons to believe that it does work given the information included in the guide compared to other methods used before.
TL;DR: It should work, but because I have used a similar method before I cannot guarantee that it worked for me because of this method specifically.
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For this method, would there be any downtime between months (AKA renewal downtime) that would require suspending the services hosted on the VPS? Furthermore, I see a lot of talk about virtual credit cards being used to verify things in this thread. Are you required to use any personal information at all and how anonymous is the method? Lastly, do we need a single card or is one card needed for each one of the VPSs that we want to deploy? I have a need for automation of everything and adding cards into the process would slow it down significantly.
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Hey, I am the same guy that asked about the domain in your other thread. I was wondering if all these accounts would be generated on the same domain. I know you do not want to disclose any domain names for obvious reasons, so all I am asking this time is how many different domains are included in this method. Is it a single one or are there more? Also, are they blocked from any servers? Do they represent an actual educational institutional situated within the United States?
They do represent actual colleges as they are from actual institutions. These are not blocked from servers I am not going to disclose methods of the colleges sorry. I'm not asking for any details about the method itself, I am asking about what you include with the bot. Is the bot exclusively for one institution or does it work for more than just one? In other words, would we be obtaining addresses from only one domain or for more than one? |
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Hey, I am the same guy that asked about the domain in your other thread. I was wondering if all these accounts would be generated on the same domain. I know you do not want to disclose any domain names for obvious reasons, so all I am asking this time is how many different domains are included in this method. Is it a single one or are there more? Also, are they blocked from any servers? Do they represent an actual educational institutional situated within the United States?
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BitMixer, a mixing service like ChipMixer, closed stating arguments such as mixing being detrimental to Bitcoin and illegal or dark market transactions being cause for much criticism of Bitcoin. They also stated that the privacy and anonymity go against Bitcoin's own design. This brings questions to ChipMixer's stance on this. I assume that these beliefs are not held by ChipMixer and that there are no plans at all to suspend the service, but some clarification would always be nice to have.
I've never understood that argument. The most commonly used method of purchasing illegal things? Cash. Dollar bills. This whole attack on crypto because it's "used illegally" is beyond ridiculous. I do nothing illegal, but I wholeheartedly stand by the stance that what you do with your money is your business. The govt doesn't need to know that I went to Chili's yesterday and spent time at a theme park where I bought an icee. Source: drug raid where over $22 billion in USD (cash) alone was found. If you haven't seen this yet, this is AMAZING how much they had stored. It's crazy... http://www.infojustice.com/Topics/29%20Photos%20of%20Drug%20Lords%20Home%20after%20Raid.htmlAnd the story behind that has been confirmed multiple times as well to be legitimate. Teaser:  Of course, I actually agree with you. I am just mentioning this here to have an official word by ChipMixer, as obvious as we might think it could be. But I actually disagree with the reason BitMixer claim to have shut down for. BitMixer, a mixing service like ChipMixer, closed stating arguments such as mixing being detrimental to Bitcoin and illegal or dark market transactions being cause for much criticism of Bitcoin. They also stated that the privacy and anonymity go against Bitcoin's own design. This brings questions to ChipMixer's stance on this. I assume that these beliefs are not held by ChipMixer and that there are no plans at all to suspend the service, but some clarification would always be nice to have.
That's not a thing that actually happens. People don't just change their mind to something completely irrational overnight. If you ask me, there are two things that could have happened to Bitmixer: 1. Having made lots of profit over the years, they've decided to quit while they're ahead and take their money before services like theirs start getting regulated. 2. They're under direct threat from a government to close down their service. Anyway, let's just hope that the run to the mixer is as dramatic as the run to the signature campaign. This would actually make sense. However, what bothers me about this being the real reason is that there were probably better ways to close down the service than claiming that similar services hurt bitcoin and promote illegal activity. It seems like they were actually trying to make some sort of a statement. |
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