If your account was banned, its highly likely it was flagged for abusing the faucet.

That's how it works by default. But some will not publicly do that, usually by monitoring the user (if he or she decides on using a VPN) or relying on server logs.

Actually the restriction can be highlighted on the front/ landing page itself. Some sites I gamble on display something like this:


You only agree by clicking on the checkboxes, which are the terms before proceeding to register or login.

Only if the the main account is banned (i.e. ban evasion).

The username says it all...

Yup, that's the one!

I think his requests have been answered after those donations poured in, and is now living like a King

While there are many terms to adopters of anything-coin, there's one for anti-believer or hodler; nocoiner.

Just to add to the above, your account requires at least 1 Merit to gain the privilege. To know how many Merits you have, it's located below the your profile badge.

I hope that's not the final design. It looks very polygonal and ugly tbh.

Correction, it's ETC

For those with multiple monitors, this poses a greater risk.

Whenever I hover the mouse on hyperlinks on the second monitor, the link doesn't show up. I have to either copy and paste it or move the tab/ window over to the main monitor.

Correct, here's an image:


As you can see, the IOTA balance shows 4,545 which I've claimed in total but the IOTA faucet shows 1,025 IOTA, 2 claims.

We've all been there. Just from a small bet which snowballed into huge losses.

I don't know you, but what I do is to cash them out frequently (I convert my BTC to virtual items and selling them).

I remembered visiting the HMA website just to bypass websites back then. Missed the huge ass (pun intended) and the capital title now after the rebranding.

I was not referring to the text after every claim, but this one on the dashboard.

Faucet:   771 Satoshi, 50 claims.
IOTA Faucet:   510 IOTA, 1 claims.
Referral:   37 Satoshi, 2 refs

I've claimed more than 1 time on the IOTA faucet, but previously it showed 0 IOTA, 0 claims. Guess that it's been fixed now.

The title is seriously confusing.

Are you asking us what is the first thing we'd do after winning the lottery?

That's very subjective.

iOS advocates will praise the resale value, smoothness of iOS, lifecycle and simplicity of the ecosystem.

Meanwhile, Androids will clamor about the endless designs, "bang for your back" specs, large(r) screens and quick charge. Security, definitely miles behind Apple but as long as you don't simply download or visit sus stuffs, you'll do fine. Like how I had my device for years without any incidence because Android has matured alot without the needing for root.

I never fancied much owning an Apple device until I purchased an iPad which introduced me to the whole ecosystem. That's when I learned to enjoy the best of both worlds.

Now I understand why many designers and producers favor Apple products.

The first time I saw that topic, I nearly fell out of my chair.

According to some discussion on the AdSense forums, as long as you've extensive knowledge on the subject and the contents are not copy-pasted, you should be good to go.

Also, type long read-worthy articles, minimize the amount of images per page and generally keep things sufficient for visitors to stick around. AdSense can reject even if your site has 10 pages if the contents are lacking.

Exactly my thougths, I reckon the board would entice people to promote their own services.

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