Taking the test is worth your time, these guys actually sent me the FRES a few days after I submitted. (this was a couple weeks ago)

I can't say the same for 95%+ of other airdrops.

^ That is nice to know, ty.

It's sketchy as hell.

Inb4 I am signed up for all sorts of stupid mailing lists.

Well that's one coin that I will never trust or invest in, I would even invest in Bitconnect instead if I had to pick from one of the two.

The only thing Facebook is good for is making tons of fake accounts to promote airdrops for free stuff. I will never give that trash company anything more but spam to clean up for my own profit, and lots of images of john redcorn and dale gribble.

I have completely grown out of social media (it really is a hub for do-nothings that like drama and being data harvested), but some of the sites like Steemit, Medium, Twitter, etc don't seem to be as scummy and useless.

I have been on the Nvidia + Bminer setup for a couple months and I really do like it.

Some of the miners require logging in and paying high fees, but I am able to work out a command prompt icon that I can pin and just click on to boot up.

At least 5% of your free money should be going into bitcoin and other altcoins (or into hardware for mining, participating in ico's, etc), and no more than 50% of your investment portfolio should consist of cryptocurrency.

I really do think that those who invest a considerable amount of money (whether that is hundreds or hundreds of thousands to you) will end up being successful in the long run, with gains that would take literally ten times as long in the stock market.

However, some of you people who are way richer than me who hate holding a pinch of stocks, having a 401k, bonds, or even holding some cash in person or in a bank are out of your minds. The crypto market is awesome but it is the most volatile thing I have ever even heard of.

Tuck some of that money somewhere that it just won't go away overnight, and where it can grow in a stable and consistent fashion. It is seriously worth the peace of mind.

The best way to avoid this is to upgrade to Business grade Windows software.

Also the howtogeek posted 4-5 posts above this one is legit.