it is not wrong to think that gambling was wrong, but before bermai gambling, you should already know how risky such games. so, when you have decided to gamble, you have to be prepared to lose anything, because although it is not wrong, but it will not change the fact that it is really risky.

I sent you my skype. I don't expect any payment from it. You can send me a tip if you profit from it though

Do you remember dudaxmillions? I can tell you the strategy he was using. He got to over 100btc. Not saying that's what you will do, but I know his strat

Bitcoin can be use in black market you can use it to pay anything you want online,
And it is hard to trace and also it has no tax so many country is really against it.

Great pick. I also will do that kind of decision since Gold is very stable and the price is slowly increasing after a few years but bitcoin can be also a long term investment which offers high returns rather than gold so i think. I would put the 80% of my money in bitcoin and 20% on gold so even though i didn't earn enough money on bitcoin, I still have back up investment like gold.

Hey man,

I talked to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=18640 recently about escrowing a deal. He replied in a few hours.

The deal still hasn't gone through, but he's on the list and he's responsive.


This just doesn't seem right and I wouldn't risk it. Just stick to what the community knows best and create a relationship with these people.

Cheers,
Who_

I think i get what you're trying to ask. You want to exclude certain sites from your VPN such as Paypal and ebay?

If you're on windows, this should work, it should not matter which vpn you use.;


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Manual setup via route.exe

On windows, to create static routing rules to let IPs bypass the VPN, you need to use the integrated tool "route.exe" of Windows.
You can find it in the folder C:\Windows\System32 - but it's executable from any place.

To use it, open a command prompt. Run "cmd.exe" or navigate to "All Programs/Accessories/Command Prompt" in the start menu.

Run "route" to get the instructions for how to use this tool. How to use it for our purpose (IPs bypassing the VPN) is quickly explained:

    First you need to find your gateway IP address. This is usually the IP of your router/DSL-Modem, so the device your computer gets the internet from.
    If you're not sure which IP that is, please run "route print". In the mid-section of the output, you should see something like this:

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    You'll see that certain IPs are using a gateway address that belongs into your local network. In this case, 192.168.88.2 is our gateway IP address, the IP of the router
    Keep that gateway IP address in mind. Now we need to get the IP of the website you want to bypass the VPN. For testing, we can use http://ipaddress.com
    As you might know, this website shows your current IP and location. When disconnected from the VPN, go there and you'll see your real IP and location.
    To get the IP of that website, you can simply ping it by running "ping ipadress.com". It returns the IP address, which is: 80.237.246.185
    Alternatively use websites like http://www.hcidata.info/host2ip.htm for this purpose
    Now we create a routing rule for this website, by running "route add 80.237.246.185 192.168.88.2" (syntax: route add destinationIP gatewayIP)
    When that is done, connect to the VPN and visit http://ipaddress.com again. You'll notice that it still shows your real IP and location, instead the VPN IP and location.
    That means the routing rule is working and the website is bypassing the VPN.

 

Note: This rules are only temporary, that means they disappear upon next reboot.
To make them permanent, use the switch "-p", so e.g. "route -p add 80.237.246.185 192.168.88.2"

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If you want your vpn ONLY for specific websites, see this article. https://support.hidemyass.com/hc/en-us/articles/202720536-Using-VPN-for-specific-websites-IPs-only