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Economy / Service Discussion / Re: PBmining - legit?
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on: June 19, 2014, 01:36:38 PM
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so far PBmining still paying for me but someone said cloudmining seems like Ponzi because if they have a lot Ths why did their rent it? would not it be beneficial if used alone  many users here said before : still paying doesn't mean they are legit  yeah you're right, why wouldn't they mine for theirself instead rent it to customer? simple answer is : they don't have mining hardware as many as they stated in their site maybe yes maybe no because they say sell hardware on ebay for mine bitcoin we should think positive as long as they still pay us every day of the week |
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Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [VMC] Official Virtual Mining Corporation Discussion
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on: June 19, 2014, 10:56:36 AM
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Seems you are right, anyway we are sending out refunds and we intend to offer 100% refunds to our customers own want a refund as fast as we can.
What? I'm waiting for 4 months for you refund and a month for single answer where's my f..ing refund  See the dates, maybe this is "as fast as you can"?  VMC does not pay if this is true hopefully soon be no way out for this problem |
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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Using a minimum wage job to earn BTC? Is it worth it?
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on: June 18, 2014, 05:12:48 PM
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It seems to me that the most efficient way to earn 1 BTC for the average individual is to participate in a minimum wage job and then directly convert the fiat produced into Bitcoin by dumping it on an exchange. If the minimum wage job nets $10 an hour and you participate for 12 hours a day, you should (if my maths is correct) have 1 BTC in five days.  If 12 hours a day sounds too extreme, then I'm guessing you can adjust it so that putting 2 hours towards it everyday should be able to get you up to 1 BTC in 1 month flat, etc. Has anyone here tried this method before? How easy was it? And how would this compare to say, using faucets or other methods of earning BTC? Yes, your math is right, and many of us here have bought btc with fiat (part of our wages, or part of our savings which was accumulated from wages). A side note is that, the minimum wage can be a lot lower, in less-developed countries. you are right but companies in developing countries also benefit companies calculate and adjust the minimum wage for workers |
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