Ok, I understand what you are saying. However, I still like maintaining my own site, but if I figure anything out, I will make sure to post it on that thread.

Oh, I see. What if I were to make my own thread but I would make it more comprehensive than that list which for example if it has 30 free bitcoin sites, I would make like 100+?

They use around 40w from what I've heard. If you get get your hands on one right now then you would get 1/3 of a btc a day but every 2 weeks you wait, it gets harder and harder and if you order one now it would take much longer to get your money back by the time you received it.

bumpity bump bump.. bump bump... some of you guys have checked out the site and used it so I just wanted to say I appreciate it and please post any opinions/questions here or on the comment section for the blog article.

Here is a list of 25 bitcoin faucets. http://bitcoinfaucetlist.blogspot.com/. Please post any feedback here or comment on the blog. I have future projects planned if you guys enjoy and support this so please use it regularly.

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P.S. Would anyone use it (whose not currently using it), if I were to post all the links here instead of linking to the blog containing them?

You welcome, I'm glad I could help.

Congratulations on opening a store and supporting bitcoins the community appreciates that:)... just remember that if you use any domains make sure to spend the $10/year or whatever and get a custom .com domain, it will greatly increase your business.

Belongs in the marketplace section not the newbie forum. Just because your not out of newbie status doesn't mean you post it in this forum.

I have a debit card but not a credit card and I use the debit card as a credit card so if you can buy it with a credit card, then you will also be able to buy bitcoins with a debit card.

I agree with what your saying. I think people should work in order to try and associate more legiminate business's and such with this. I think this is just because it is new and slowly growing.

Read the rules. I post for PM's, 5 posts & 4 hours online for leaving newbie status. It shouldn't take you long, the group buy will remain open.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=47417.0

This is the original creation thread on this forum.

Simple:

Calculate the Cost
Calculate the Hashrate
Calculate the Money You would Make
Calculate the Difficulty Increase
Calculate Electricity Cost

See if you would make money.

Huh... I'm pretty sure they use units of time small enough that no two people will ever break apart a block at the exact same time, there will always be a time difference that will make it so it doesn't work like that.

For bitcoins that is extremely slow. I am mining on a laptop and getting 31mh/s or 31,000kh/s... though its a high end Alienware. Most people with high end multiple GPU miners get 2.0gh/s or 2,000,000kh/s.

Depends on your laptop. I have an Alienware m14x with a high end i7 and top notch cooling system and when I mine my CPU hits 90 celcius (the max is 105) with the fun running max so be careful. If you have like a mac book pro don't do it.

No it is not worth it as you will be getting less than $0.02/day... unless you just want to test out mining to see how it works. Try and fix your opencl.dll problem (guides online) and then you can GPU mine.

My CPU gives me 40kh/s which isn't very good but its a laptop and I'm testing out mining so its useful for me. Thanks for taking your time to make this guide ofr us.

Originally it probably could however now the power requirements have increased and as a result it comes with its own power supply so as a result that is no longer possible to do anymore.

You are not labelled a scammer until the scammer tag appears by your name. You need to do business taking some risk (go first) or use escrow in order to build up your reputation and then you can get into doing more business.