^ To add, you earn 1 Golden ticket for every 0.05 BTC you deposit.
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Sweet, thanks for the code!
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requirements are
making an account on a site and verifying it via phone and email. then posting my accounts for sale and bumping them every 6 hours. i have average 3 new accounts daily. thats it. 50 usd a month for just that. let me know. unfortunately i have no btc available so once i get 1 sale i pay for whole month and we keep on going i need a long partner
Since your account is a Newbie, you might want to engage a trusted (i.e. Senior/ highly reputable) member to hold the funds because 1 month before pay is pretty long and naturally trust issues might arise.
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simple job involving a site you need to sign up and perform some actions My guess would be about some GPT site. Sign up, complete offers, etc... Unless you can prove me wrong OP.
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+1 here. You're not going to be able to use Crypto if you're unable to use the internet.
You're also not going to be able to use the traditional methods of transfer that are taken for granted in the US --> Look at Venmo, Cashapp, Zelle, etc.
Africans can only begin to use Crypto when they have heap, free, and plentiful internet. There's no other way for them to use this tech without it. Now we can sit here all day long and debate if you can use 'crypto usb sticks' or something along those lines.
But we have to push internet to them first.
While Internet is one thing, the awareness and adoption is another. For instance, Internet access in my country (not Africa) is plentiful but then, cryptocurrency adoption remains low. Only 3 exchanges were licensed so far. However, we're slowly opening up to e-Wallets.
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I've eaten loads of pizzas with that and honestly I don't find pineapples a problem at all. It harmonizes with the tangy sauce and savory ingredients.
Don't know why people tend to make a huge fuss over it.
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Like Rizzrack has mentioned, the warning refers to the person who sent you the PM, not the recipient.
Sometimes you might visit a profile and see some red or yellow warning flags attached. This one applies to any rank if the subject has received loads of reports/ negative trusts.
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Yeah, i've spotted those threads aswell. However, when reading trough those threads, i always get the gut feeling people posting in those threads are essentially still begging for merits, so i'm inclined not to give them any... I realize this might be an unpopular opinion, but it's just the way i'm programmed to react i guess ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Fair point. In the end, it's up to each one on how to spend their own merits ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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I try to give merit away, but my main problem is that 99% of the posts i come across are either: - Newbie ramblings, asking questions that have been answered hundreds of times before, spamming,bounty hunting, reflinks, wrong subforum,...
- Posts that were clearly designed to beg for merit
- Good posts by people that don't need any more merit cause their rank is more or less in balance with their merit total
It's very rare for me to see a post and think: "this guy/girl is actually making coherent posts that aren't created for the sole purpose of getting merit, and on top of this, this guy/girl actually needs merit... So i'll send him/her some". So, the end result is that i'm still sitting on a bunch of smerit, not because i'm trying to be a hoarder, but because the newbie/junior/member/full member post quality is so low i can't in good conscience give them merit. You can try holding merit giveaway threads so you could potentially spot helpful ones that went unnoticed. I'll hold one once I've reached 100 Merits.
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This is a particular example of Guest post way back then https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12156.0;topicseen, but I guess it's better that you've signup here rather than just posting anonymously and grow your account how you wanted it to be. The feature I guess is still enabled in the forum AFAIK. Yup. I can imagine the level of abuses which could stem more than the benefits. Plagiarism, spam, phishing and trolls. The feature is prevalent in many forum software, but I feel its best to leave it disabled for its own good.
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I like your last sentence, it really needs money to run a successful forum, take the case of Cryptotalk, there's always new sign up and new post and the traffic rank is going up, because members are getting paid in a timely manner and they do not have to wait for the payout much better than a bounty campaign.
Well CryptoTalk has really upped the game by a notch, seeing they hardly have any issue with the budget. For new players, this might prove somewhat troublesome especially when attempting to bring in current CT posters.
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So for my experience and start into the forum it was back nearly in 2014 with just an a guest Account, i have readed without doing a Single Post 2 years. In this time i has learned very much about all crypto related and the basics of the forum.
Welcome to the forum by the way!
Bitcointalk had Guest accounts back then? Oohhh
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So I guess this can apply even on gambling and faucets?
Imagine faucet sites on FBC, then there's no way to find out if we've been dusted or not.
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Just check no update in spreadsheet mean no one accepted for the current round can you give any update about this ?
If this happens, you've to re-apply. Once he quotes your application, you're set.
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Other than making quality discussions, there is no other way that is ethical and within the forums rules.
Actually there is, by locating those giveaway threads if you've some contributions to share.
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Thank you all my dear friends ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I agree with the idea of @Theymos. This contest took me more than 10 days. It was still exciting. We have to continue this kind of competition. International competitions for everyone. This is an international forum. People need to get to know each other more. I think these activities provide this. Lookin' good! I wonder, is that a fountain pen or a brush? Kinda small and not zoomable.
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IMHO, Google Translate would do the job nicely. After all like the others have mentioned, there are non-English speakers so they might not be able to convey their thoughts in English.
Alternatively, just ask a local member there to help translate?
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Any updates anyone?
Just wait, he'll post here once the pays are out.
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what is the payment method after the deadline of facuethub payment ?
The owner's planned to use Express Crypto but for alts, still considering options.
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hi
can someone let me know by his experience that how man ad units per site are working good. i mean 2 or 3 or 4. and which ad sizes earn the best? i have 50k+ traffic per day to my bitcoin and money related website and i wish to earn maximum. so please suggest me what ad sizes i should use and how many ad units.
i learned from faq pages that even there are 3 ad units at one page but only one of them get unique hit. but what if one ip has not visited a-ads banner yet and when that ip visits then 160x600 size ad unit displays including 3 text ads of 3 different advertisers. in this case for all those 3 advertisers that ip is unique in this case 3 unique impressions should be counted and publisher should earn money for 3 unique impression. i am sure this is not the case right now?
thanks
maven
Actually you could view the stats here: https://a-ads.com/statsTo answer your question, the "best" earning one is the 728 x 90 leaderboard since it comprises the most out of all sizes. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2FbFCHrYG%2Fads.jpg&t=665&c=_hJeEKgg1VK6LA)
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