This bookmaker probably spending tons of money for advertising. I see their ads everywhere - in football games they are official sponsors of Seria A, La Liga and African Cup of Nations (money doesn't smell, yeah?) Internet is also full of their ads. But I've never used it. I always knew that's shady bookmaker and it would be best to avoid it. Probably I've never seen positive review about this website.

I don't see any relation between high paying campaigns and possible threats to community. If you want, you easily can find good and bad examples between both high and low paying campaigns. One of your examples - Yobit wasn't even high paying campaign. In 2015 when they started and Bitcoin was below $500 it was average paying campaign. They just never changed their rates until this year. Another example is Stake.com campaign. It was one of the lowest and one of the worst signature campaigns on Bitcointalk recently. So, I think that payments rates isn't main thing. Management and what kind of website/service is advertised is most important thing.

About what promo you're talking? If you're about Reward points promo, here is the answer:
As I know there are no other active promo on Freebitco.in now.

It was another good race to watch, Hamilton was lucky today because he got free pitstop when safety car was released while Bottas had already changed tyres. And another time we saw how Vettel failed under pressure - it already become common. Now Leclerc just 3 points behind and I wouldn't be surprised if he will finnish above Vettel at end of this season. Despite that Gasly lost position to Leclerc, I think it was good race for him. Red Bull spowly are getting closer to Ferrari in constructors championship.

We saw such scam attempts on Twitter for years, so it's not something new, now they just moved to Facebook. It's not very difficult to spot fake profile - usually their name is a bit different from original psge, like in image we see CoinDésk, when it should be Coindesk. Also, fake profile have small number of likes and not many posts on their profile. But all these fake shill profiles of people who are telling that they got BTC from giveaway makes impression that everything is legit here and this is why people are falling into this scam. But giveaways which ask to deposit money is the most obvious scams.

Game-protect gone mad? I thought he always been mad...
Seems that he already edited trust feedbacks that he left recently. But border was crossed already and it reflected on his trust page. Damn, he is even more annoying than trolls like TAA and he is doing more harm for our forum by damaging reputation of legitimate casinos and reputable forum members.

From what I had read, I've got impression that it's not worth to join bounties anymore. I'm not saying that all bounties are scam, but unfortunately majority of them is. Yeah, there are some legit bounties, but it's also not worth time in my opinion. To be sure that project is legit you will have to spend lot of time by making reasearch about project. And fact that project is legit don't gusrantee that bounty will be successful - at the you still might get only peanuts.

It's always fun to read people requesting to add KYC on Bitcointalk. C'mon, people here value their privacy and I don't see any strong reasons to implement KYC. Maybe KYC would solve multi account problem, but bounty abusers isn't forum problem, it's not even forbidden to have multiple accounts. Ok, maybe it would reduce number of scammers, but don't you think that scammers will bypass KYC with fake documents. And did you considered how many legit users would leave if KYC would be added?
And another thing, who would be responsible for keeping KYC data of hundreds thousands forum users? What if this database will be hacked? Holding such big database of KYC documents would be big headache for theymos. And I don't see how such thing would increase forum users security. It would have only opposite effect.

Sorry, but I have no good news for you. If you have access to your old email, it means that your Coinpot account lost.
@felicita, offcourse he may try to contact them, but it will be probably pointless thing. I haven't heard that someone got response from their support.

Atletico are looking very desperate now. Contract was signed now, I don't know why they're talking about March. And it's interesting that Atletico will get only €96 millions instead of €120 millions because €24 millions will go to Real Sociedad.

So, did anyone expected that Trump can say something positive about Bitcoin? But this tweet is typical FUD from person who knows nothing about Bitcoin. Drugs trade, other illegal activity - probably my neighbour or random guy on street would say similar things which already been used to spread FUD about Bitcoin thousands times. But actually US Dollar are used for illegal things at much bigger scale than Bitcoin - these two currencies even can't be compared in terms of illegal use. It's sad to see such stupid thoughts comind from leader of most powerful country of the world. But one the other hand it's not first and not last time when Trump tweet something stupid - it's already common thing.

Your first sentence pretty much answers your question. In these 3 years you probably joined lot of airdrops. And all of them required your email. And you think that all these ICO's cares much about privacy of data? Offcourse no. These airdrops is a great way to collect huge number of emaild and later sell it. PR agencies which are working with ICO's have huge databases of emails and they are using it to promote ICO's and airdrops.

Yeah, as I understand from their website, Bitpay automatically sends money to your bank account. I just don't know is is there any proccessing fee for it.
There are some other popular crypto payment gateways like Coinpayments or Coingate, but as I know they only allow to withdraw money to your bank account manually.

No, it wasn't parlay. It would be fastest way to lose money. And as I see, I already lost few bets - not the best day so far...
They are from Gibraltar. I don't knowe history of their name, but now I see that they are playing against Legia and result is 0:0 at 65 minute. Draw in this game would be big sensation.

43 matches will be played today in Europa league qualifiers. Mostly we will see smaller and less known teams playing. But I will post few my bets.
Riteriai win vs Klaksvik @1.77, Hapoel Beer Sheva win vs Laci @1.35, Domzale win vs Balzan @1.47, Brann win vs Shamrock Rovers @1.5, Debrecen win vs Kukes @1.38 and Haugesund win vs Cliftonville @1.63.
I'm not going to play with big money today because betting on such games is quite risky and we already saw some big surprises in previous days.

Only theymos can answer this question. But I doubt that Bitcointalk can be called as eco friendly website. And it's not a problem, because this forum isn't using that much resources probably that we would need to worry. It's not something like amounts of electricity used for Bitcoin mining in total. For example, Bitcoin mining consume more electricity per year more than Denmark. But good thing that most of Bitcoin miners using renewable sources of electricity.

I thought that I know Bitcointalk history well, but I didn't knew that it was hosted on Bitcoin.org. I missed this thing. I thought that forum was just moved from sourceforge.net to Bitcointalk.org. But yeah, now I read that Bitcoin forum was hosted on Bitcoin.org/smf and later forum.bitcoin.org. And only in 2011 it was moved to Bitcointalk org.

Yeah, and we will see such scam attempts as long as they will be able to find new victims. And we can warn people about it unlimited number of times and it still wouldn't help. Some people can learn only from their own mistakes when they lose money. Maybe for us these scams looks so stupid, but you said well - many people are just not educated enough or naive and want to become rich very fast. Though, when I was newbie I can't remember myself falling into such scams

But same thing can be said about other things like payment rates, number of posts required and etc - you just need one click to see it. Anyway, I don't think that we need "manager" column, but I don't mind if it would be added.

$200 per month isn't something big, it's achievable. But as I understand, you have limited time that you can spend and it's a problem.
Bloggin can be an option, but it requires lot of time and you should be a good writer. It's not an easy task to build website from scratch, you also need to understand things like SEO well. To make $200 from website per month you need to have decent traffic.
Affiliate marketing. Actually, it can give unlimited income, but everything is up to you. If you have good knowledge in marketing you can earn a lot.
What else you can do? Not much comes to my head. There is quite many ways to make money, but it's risky or requires specific skills and knowledge.