First of all, you're posting in the wrong section.

But anyway, I wouldn't really recommend to buy an account. But if you've already made your mind, it's really hard to recover an account after changing the password and security question. Theymos won't bother doing so unless it's a serious case.

Faucets are a waste of time. Try learning something online instead of spending so much time to earn a penny.

If you have any services to offer this could be a good start. Are you good with something? Let's say that you're good at writing essays, maybe article writing is for you.

I believe that we're coming to this as a result of the millions of dollars that was invested to them. They're playing it safe. But using coinbase as a bitcoin wallet is pointless now. You don't even have control over your own coins and now your account could be shut down at any given time just for sending out a transaction to a suspicious website. This is all the way against the neutrality bitcoin offers.

I won't let coinbase practise fractional reserve with my coins any longer. They shouldn't even been considered a wallet service any more.

I'm moving all my funds away from them and it's not just because I'm a gambler. Coinbase's User Agrement was updated on July 10, I don't know if  this was added in the latest update but it's obscene. Take a look below.


I asked that this should be clarified a bit more, the response I got was that they comply to the US law and will suspend accounts that don't comply to the regulations accordingly.
Engaging to any gambling service would put your account at a risk. And it's unclear how this would affect your funds. I'm calling it now. ABANDON COINBASE! They don't respect your freedom, they monitor transactions and will shut down your account no matter where you live according to the US law.

Relevant article (not written by me):
http://www.pokersites.com/news/bitcoin-online-poker-transactions-refused-coinbase-2044

SO the minimum is 80 posts and there is a limit for 1 post in each section. Could you clarify this a bit more?

I get it now.

Btc adress  1JxZiuxFPbdgUAfERFGByH4mNKvkQPaxJF
Bittyfree name  Doge

Care to elaborate on how you're seeing that?

My profile image is the one of good ol' tradecoin. Not sure if many people remember that one. I'd like to hold a piece of tradercoin as well.

[WTB] 1 tradercoin

I'm not sure how the arbitrage trading in BT is supposed to be working, but automated trading is different with manual. Each has different advantages when compared to the other. From what I've seen so far, software that does automatic arbitrage trading does it in real time. Meaning that it detects difference in prices in two places and executes trades instantly. Obviously this would be hard to be done between two exchanges. You'd need a more advanced program to compair currency pair prices and trade between different exchanges. But according to all this, automated arbitrage programs aren't really affected from day to day volatility. It's mostly the small changes from moment to moment that effect them.

As of writing this the page is up again

I was requested to come here ans ask BT representatives some questions. I think this is a nice chance to finally get an answer on some stuff I've been pointing out for months now.
First of all, I feel like there is not enough effort being put on proving that the company is actually generating profit. I know there are two options to invest the pool and arbitrary trading. BT has no excuse about not showing public proof about either of those and I'll tell you why.

First of all, if you own mining equipment that is pointed toward a pool, you can just show people the address that you collect the coins at or alternatively to show a picture of the rigs (if BT is the owner of them).

Now it's a bit harder that there's indeed profit from trading, but you can at least show your users the trades. I'm sure that you're already aware how big traders prove to their investors that their profit is indeed being generated from trades. Since all of your investors come online to check their investments this would be even easier for BT. Instead of just following the Cristine Madoff tactic and only showing trading results, you could also show them the trades that resulted to the daily profit. Some traders have used twitter as a platform for recording their trades and using it for  future proof. (You'd need to do this in life time, so maybe a bot connected to your trading accounts would be better.)

So there you have it, ways to prove that both your investing options are not ponzis. What's your excuse for just presenting the end of the day results?

Also, why is there a shadowscripts logo in BT's about page? You know those guys sell HYIP scripts right?  

My activity is stoned, Ask Me Anything.


Pretty well, no complaints.



Yeah, thanks for the clarification. (Although not a question.)

Friendly reminder for everyone to not get fooled by flashy images, good sounding promises and some faces being on display. Scams have always existed and they will more likely never go away. I'm not intended to bash this project, but you shouldn't really invest with what you can't afford to lose in something that technically doesn't even exist yet.

Ok I got the account. Here's my review.

First things first, they games I got along with the account indeed seemed to be random. Two of them are rare steam games that at first got me somewhat confused because of their rarity. And the other were games of a totally different genre. Also each of those games individually would cost more than what you'd be buying a single account from this guy. But I'm not sure if it's always going to end up that way since games are given out randomly.  As of the account's usage, there was no personal data of previous users stored in it. Besides some game hours, the friend list was empty and there were no activity logs. So you won't have to deal with the awkward situation of handling someone else's personal data. OP seems to be experienced with what he is selling. The accounts he is offering would be a great gift for my gamer friends that don't really like spending much money on games.

Is grue really moving threads from off topic? I'm sure this doesn't have any bad intentions but why not just stick to the preference of the original poster considering his own post to be off topic?

Well, I'm not sure if you actually took a look at the article itself. Just in case you didn't :

This is in the last paragraph of the article. In the previous article, I even tried mentioning ways people can check the reputation of a company.

I've written two guides on mining, you can have a look at them here: link 1 link 2

Number one is about hardware mining and number two is about cloud mining. You should be looking at cloud mining if you'd like to start with just one Gh/s. The guides were aimed to non experienced users so I think you'll find them particularly useful.

       

I'd take a vouch account.