I was referring to the fees top up account fees. Yes, it's very cheap to get the card and it's great that there are no monthly fees, so I'd be hard pressed to find a cheaper alternative.
In any case, there are some countries missing from the list of countries available to ship to, so there's no way for me to give it a shot. Hopefully, support for more countries will be added later.

I wouldn't go so far as to call BitDrive (a service we built) the best, but we allow direct payment processing (pay directly to the merchant's bitcoin address) and we do not hold on to any funds. It costs a one-time fee of 1.1BTC to sign up and we provide instant payment notification functionality for payments. No verification whatsoever is required, the integration process is simple and you can pretty much get started in less than 5 minutes. We also have OOB integrations for Magento, PrestaShop, WHMCS and a few other platforms.

I've used BitStamp in the past before the hack, and didn't seem to have a lot of problems, except that wire withdrawals took quite a long time to arrive after being approved (over a week or so). Looks like I'll have to find another reliable exchange to use.

Would love to try out the card, but the fees are very high. Is it possible to get the card with a US billing address?

Couldn't they have used a different name? There's a site at snapcard.com which doesn't seem operational, and it's hard to tell if this is legit or not.

Looks like a rate-limiting issue. You may have to contact their support team with the details of the error.

There's a list of faucets already compiled at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=768932.0 and it looks like it's frequently updated.
You could check that out.

If you're looking for an alternative Android app, you can try the Bitdash Wallet for Android which we built last year.

The cloud mining ponzi saga continues. It's a shame that these people just set something up, collect funds and then disappear with little to no repercussions.

Is the CHIP computer powerful enough to run a full node? It seems like a neat little device.

We built Bitdash Wallet for Android and it's what I personally use.

Is there anyone else who's got ZeusHash MHS contracts? Mine's been frozen for who knows how long and there is no response for support about a refund.

Personally, I would recommend building your own if you can. I haven't really been impressed with most of the faucets I've come across.

It appears credit card deposit is not available in all regions. I've verified my account and the only options I see are crypto wallet and wire transfer.

Is the website actually a reliable source? The truth is we might never really know who was behind the assassination.

It's probably just a publicity stunt. Only time will tell.

The flag doesn't look very appealing, to be honest. But then again, I guess it's only Earth residents that will see it for a long time, until the time we perhaps colonise Mars.

I'd mostly invest in local businesses that generate real income and employment, not vaporware startups.

No, it's not. Any technology can be misused.
All in all, JavaScript is pretty neat and I am damn impressed with what people are building with it these days.

They just killed the cows and left them there? Damn! That's a lot of meat gone to waste.