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Ok no problem, that's understandable. I located original loan address.
Address: 149H2rXc4YS31i9SRM1p4cXLycDn6iSwHe
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Requesting loan of 0.3 BTC to be repaid in 20 days or less. Amount to be repaid is 0.35 BTC. Collateral is this BitcoinBarrel forum account.
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Each visit will last at least 15 seconds.- ARe the hits from PTC sites?
I assume our affiliate links can be submitted, can we set up demographics to target certain individuals so they are the only who can check the pages i submitted?
Instead of asking you can visit the advertise page by yourself and know all the features : http://coinadder.com/advertise.phpAnd about your question then, No they don't allow demographics to target visitors And what are you talking about the hits are from PTC sites ? Coinadder is a bitcoin related ptc site. Why they would deliver visits from other sites ? This is correct. All of the traffic is from Pay-To-Click users that click ads for BTC and also advertisers that visit the site to place an ad. At the moment we do not offer any demographic targeting, but the traffic is about 50% US and Canada, 30% Russia and Ukraine, and the remaining 20% varies. |
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I don't think all the Bitcoins will ever be mined. It will slow down the closer it gets to the 21 million.
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Address: 1882YjVmXVMV1U1ApwJPNM7HG48EhF8ZHp
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Requesting loan of 0.3 BTC to be repaid in 20 days or less. Amount to be repaid is 0.35 BTC. Collateral is this BitcoinBarrel forum account.
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Any update on next payment?
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Submitted withdrawal request a couple days ago, will let everyone know if it's received. Thanks!
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When do you think the next big bubble will be and what will cause it?
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Mining is with hardware and it is very difficult at this point and not very economical. If you really want to learn how mining works, then I would suggest buying a cheap USB asic miner and experiment with it. You could always mine alt-coins and convert to Bitcoin.
Cloud mining, in my opinion, is more of an investment and in some cases flat-out Ponzi schemes. That doesn't mean legitimate cloud mining services don't exist, but know that there is a big difference between the two.
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These fixations are the typical signs after halving. Majority of the time people tend to forget that inflation doesn't come just like that. You can see it for yourself:  It appears as if we are in APR 13 again, meaning it might explode upwards in a few months. |
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So what percentage of your total monetary and financial investments are in Bitcoin?
What do you think is a smart balance to have?
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It appears that BitcoinZebra is now a Dice site.  Sad to hear, it was one of the highest paying faucets next to FreeBitcoin |
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It seems like a legitimate business model, but unfortunately none of the offers allows U.S.  |
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Looks like a cool business model. I signed up and started promoting the referral link. Will try out one of the offers soon, and post back if I meet the requirements for payout.
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Yes it is rubbish, but yet another reason online wallet services are to be avoided.
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Pay-to-click advertising is beneficial in the short and long term for several reasons. You have to be realistic with your ad campaigns, but you are getting real visitors to your links that are using Bitcoin. I have found that PTC sites are great for getting New bitcoin users and sign-ups who will later, hopefully, have more Bitcoins to spend on your products and services. Also, the traffic to your sites does help boost your rankings and social media followers. So in short, PTC advertising can work. You can view a list of PTC sites we compiled at: http://bitcoinbarrel.com/ptc-sites-that-pay-in-bitcoins/ |
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There's a few threads already about Bitcoin affiliate programs, but most are old with out of date services.
Freebitco.in is obviously one of the best for faucets especially now with the free lottery system. I have good success with various dice and casino programs. One of my favorites that is no longer around is Satoshi-Karoshi, but they shut down recently.
Mining and HYIP can bring decent returns, but they don't last long and are shady at best.
Anyone care to share some good converting affiliate programs?
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Great advice from the posters above. It's hard making a living online starting out, but eventually you will figure out what people want and give it to them. Like others mentioned, providing a service is one of the best ways starting out. Put an Ad in the Buy/Sell/Trade section looking for basic work like copy and pasting, typing, flipping images, saving/converting files, etc. Good luck!
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I keep getting error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in /home/index.php on line 14
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Many people have tried it in the past, but why not just invest in Bitcoins with the money? Everyone has found out sooner or later that mining Bitcoins is barely Break-even at best. Good luck!
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