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6021  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: www.taptoshi.com - 300 satoshi every 20 minutes - new faucet beta phase on: May 23, 2016, 11:53:26 AM
They payout threshold is too much for the reward and the time it takes to accumulate it, so it would be best to go with somewhere around 5,000 payout threshold instead. The reward is on the low side so it's best to have higher reward with higher waiting time instead. Lastly I noticed upon claiming, there isn't a claim button and I had to hit enter on keyboard so I could claim, so adding the button would be good as well.
6022  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Is it possible to load bitcoins as payment into bank issued credit cards? on: May 23, 2016, 08:29:57 AM
Yes, there are some brands that offer their own credit cards and you can load them up with BTCitcoin and normally use the credit card anywhere, however there aren't any type of service that does this for your own banks credit card. Here's a link to the complete list: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1242788.0
6023  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: Freebitco.in,Freedoge.co.in,Bitcoinzebra,Alien,ETC.. banned by adsense on: May 23, 2016, 06:47:46 AM
Although these bots surely ruined their income, there's also other factors to why they were banned (for sure). Some do tend to abuse a bit by posting more ads on their respective pages than the limit imposed by adsense, some do use two adsense accounts so they could use more of their ads on a single page (an issue that has started since a month ago that these faucets had their accounts banned by adsense too). Sadly the fix to these types of problem (bots), it's easier said, than done since for some reason, no matter how many types they alter the codes for securing the faucet against bots, the programmers always find a way to bypass it and it seems anything automated would have the same effect unless everything is check and done completely manually (in which no one has the time to do it).
6024  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Can Coinbase be any worse? on: May 23, 2016, 05:04:44 AM
I had a bad experience from Coinbase in the past as well. They locked my account right after I received an amount on that address and their reason was, due to my location (they could have locked my account before I received anything but they didn't, but on the other hand, it wasn't anything near what you lost). Their definitely not trustworthy in my book. Since your after purchasing 10k+ of $ in BTCitcoin, most exchange platforms that do these trades, they have is on reserve addresses and all you have to do is to make a support ticket to them and ask for the amount and they do it for you manually (I've done similar thing with a local exchange in my country). None of them would put up everything they have because of security reasons.
6025  Economy / Economics / Re: The Shift To A Cashless Society Is Snowballing on: May 22, 2016, 03:41:17 PM
There's two sides to this. There's a side that the need to bring our wallets with filled amount of cash would be eliminated however there's another problem that what if when your going to pay, the internet that banks use, go offline? Then there will still be the need of cash somehow, just so the trend continues as usual. I'm not sure how different banks work (in each country), but in where I'm at the moment, most payments are done using debit cards and the moment, there be some internet interference, where stuck since most people don't have cash with themselves anymore and as result, they have to literally to go to the bank and request a withdrawal in person (speaking from experience). Another thing is, I don't like letting banks have a saying on my kept money since there could be some sort of deflation as we've seen lately and users are forced to use their money in faster rate. On the other hand I do like that BTCitcoin be the reason instead since no one controls it, so it will be better than banks on that matter, however the price volatility would be always the concern. Since we already have a cashless country since few months ago, I haven't seen major errors while payments are on their way however there are always minor complications so stability of this process is the main concern.
6026  Economy / Exchanges / Re: belkapay.com on: May 22, 2016, 01:40:11 PM
After evaluating their website, they seem to be clean however sometimes looks could be deceiving and the risk factor is, their Russian based and have seen a lot of scam Russian websites. Based on my findings, there was one complain and other comments were mostly positive:

Mostly positive: https://www.bestchange.com/belkapay-exchanger.html
Complain: http://www.talkgold.com/forum/r440661-.html

Also there was a comment on this forum from someone that seems to had positive experience from the site: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1205371.msg14338652#msg14338652
I have done almost 50 transactions already using Belkapay, awesome user experience as the exchange is automated. Sometimes I have to wait a bit before the status is changed from paid to finished but that's not an issue for me. I can't read Russian but there's English translation available, and I definitely recommend using it. Try to do small transaction first if you want to test it out.

I can't find anything about it on Google however , just by looking to the website design and the fact that they have no favicon ... I'd stay away from it If I were you.
After checking their website, they actually do have a favicon, it only loads slowly (perhaps due to server issues).

Conclusion:
Take caution if your going to use it but if you could go with more trusted exchange, then do that instead.
6027  Economy / Web Wallets / Re: what site you created your first wallet? on: May 22, 2016, 10:30:28 AM
I've also created my first BTCitcoin wallet on blockchain.info (same as to majority of BTCitcoin users) and never had any major problem with them (mostly minor complications that gets sorted out within hours). I noticed you mentioning it being the safest wallet however that's not true due to it's online nature, there will always be the chance that your account being hacked (same with any other web wallet). The safest would be offline hardware wallets (like Trezor for instance).
6028  Other / Archival / Re: Have you ever make a donation with bitcoin? on: May 22, 2016, 08:02:41 AM
Yes, I've donated in the past. It would be best to not trust any website that says donate something and it will be sent to a charity since most of them try to manipulate and none of those charities get to have anything delivered to them, but instead we should send directly to the charity of our choice (which some already are known). Unfortunately I've donated more to known individuals rather than some charities since I haven't been convinced if donated earnings would be put into good plan (a lot of manipulations goes with these types of cases).
6029  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: How many people are going to stop mining because of Block Halving? on: May 22, 2016, 06:17:30 AM
The thing about sources is, their most of the time rumors and not a fact. That mining farms assumption is as if nothing changes in terms of value but if there will be good enough spike after the halving then there might even be more new miners instead. Nobody knows how the market would react after the halving so the concern about the instant price should be something we don't worry about. Your BTCitcoins wouldn't lose their value just because some miners decide to shut down their mining rigs. There's always the possibility of some switching their miners even prior to the halving (due to different risk factors). There will be a period that with miners switched off, the network stays with same difficulty before it starts to adjust according to the real difficulty (IIRC it happens per 2 weeks period), therefor there might be a period that things could work in a slower rate than usual but it's not permanent. The positive thing is that there could be enough difficulty drop that, makes many miners to jump back in (it's a possibility).
6030  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: NEW FAUCETS ROTATOR --- BTC-ROTATOR. TK on: May 21, 2016, 06:58:07 PM
It's always nice to see new rotators being promoted however the script your using, is one of the known free rotator scripts and many already are promoting their rotators using the exact same script and most also have customize it (something you haven't done yet). Unfortunately these free scripts lacks some functionalities that other premium scripts offer so if your serious enough into promoting and accumulating some occurring visitors, I would suggest to invest a little bit into premium scripts instead. Also some of the faucets don't open on rotators (due to the codes that some of the faucet owners put on their faucet so it won't show up on rotators and their ads spaces won't be wasted since on rotators, some of the ads aren't shown), so you should also check all of your listed faucet one by on (I noticed one from the first 10).
6031  Economy / Economics / Re: How good are you at managing your money on: May 21, 2016, 05:00:06 PM
Well it always depends on markets reaction to an extent. Usually when there's a down trend to BTCitcoin trend, I try to trade my earned BTCitcoins the soonest (to not risk further losing it's value) and when it's on a up trend, I do hold for longer period before I start to trade them. Since your with few thousand dollars in debt then you have to change your spending behavior drastically so you could keep on lessening the debt, in which requires proper planning. I would advise to acquire a financial adviser (I know you'll be ending up with a bit of added expenditure but it will be worth it since clearly, your doing something wrong with your money). What most people have in their nature, is to spend much more on luxuries rather than necessities, therefor they tend to end up on the debt side.
6032  Economy / Services / Re: [Crypto-Games.net] ★Signature Campaign★ | Best Rates | Senior - Legendary[FULL] on: May 21, 2016, 03:29:52 PM
As always, thanks for the payments and management (DogecoinMachine and Lutpin respectively) Smiley
6033  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Which Investment Type do you Prefer??? on: May 20, 2016, 12:51:18 PM
Not sure if by #4 you mean mining since you've stated to earn using gh and ph in which I assume it's the same as GH/s,TH/s and PH/s then that would be my ideal type of investment since I could have better control over my investment as compared to other mentioned cases. Crowdfunding on the other hand, hasn't been a good type of investments as of late and haven't seen a successful project coming out (since last year), that was funded by others. Trading could also be a good choice however it requires to have good knowledge and timing. #3 is something no one should try at all and #1 is something that luck has big saying on it.
6034  Other / Off-topic / Re: Why do YOU know Bitcoin? on: May 20, 2016, 03:59:53 AM
I was introduced to BTCitcoin back in late 2011, with the help of google (different ways to earn money online - that's what I typed). Back then it was more of mining (using GPU's) and claiming faucets so never got to know this forum up until around 10 months ago (in which I wanted to earn from my faucet rotator and this forum was the suggested one and I tried and found a lot other ways to earn as well).
6035  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Where can I buy an SSL certificate anonymously with bitcoin? on: May 19, 2016, 01:06:12 PM
Most BTCitcoin centered hosting brands do offer it (some as free and some charge a bit on yearly basis). Haven't seen anyone of them asking for verification but all of them ask for certain information's (more like a standard protocol). Some you have to manually activate it from your hosting control panel and some you have ask the support to do it for you (simply make a ticket and make a request).
6036  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: The Satoshi Marketplace is Live! on: May 19, 2016, 07:01:57 AM
It's nice seeing a lot of new market places emerging but there are couple of things that are missing for this type of platform. For instance, an SSL certificate IMO is a mandatory one, then having a faq page that explains the whole process in details is also needed. Not sure if your using a free theme in WordPress but there are a lot of good premium ones that could make your market place look more professional that it's now. Lastly is it more of a automated system or human control system (for complexion of sales)?
6037  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How many people use BTMs on: May 19, 2016, 12:09:58 AM
I'm more of a online trading type of person. There aren't any BTM's in my location now but I used to live near by an BTM in the past and it doesn't get that much usage as compared to normal ATM's. Have seen a lot of BTM's been shutdown or taken off where they used to be, mainly due to the less demand as compared to initial thoughts.
6038  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: hack the bitcoin network for 1000 btc? on: May 18, 2016, 04:07:29 PM
It's becoming harder and harder for hackers to make a breach in someones account as we go by and let alone BTCitcoin network. There was a video (can't find the link), in which there was some information about how hackers keep on attempting to hack but have no luck at doing so and there was an statement that developers constantly try to improve BTCitcoins security and yet some uneducated people like that guy try to hire someone to do it, just like BTCitcoin network was made out of nothing. Not sure why scammers keep on becoming more and more stupid as we go by and clearly from the way this guy posted the job, you could see everything and the funny thin is him asking the guy to send him something that he can do without the job offer itself (if there was a chance in which we all know there isn't).
6039  Other / Archival / Re: Do you have paypal account even though you have bitcoin? on: May 18, 2016, 12:21:40 PM
Honestly speaking, I can't see why someone that uses BTCitcoin, uses PayPal as well (in general). I used to have PayPal in the past but after relocating to another country, all my funds got locked up and since I went to a country that is under their sanctioned list, I wasn't able to get back all my funds (even after providing proof) and that was the day I kissed PayPal a goodbye and never been any happier to date. BTCitcoin is meant for now and future, Paypal was meant for past.
6040  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: With this and subsequent halvings, see a potential for more soloing? on: May 18, 2016, 09:45:07 AM
The thing is, there are too many different types of miners out there and each base on their plans do things a bit differently. Some prefer to have a stable earning rather than finding a block all by themselves (in which takes longer as everyone knows). IMO I doubt seeing more switching to solo mining (even some of those that have mining farms and yet mine in a pool). Best case scenario is what condition we have now, continues beyond halving (assuming there will be good spike so it would be worth mining for most). The sad part is most mining rigs up until S5 will end up unprofitable for most out there and there will be a lot of waste of turned off mining rigs sitting on the basements.
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