I just received the vouch copy that the OP promised. The product is, in my opinion, not so much a guide as it is some advice and a few tips on increasing the sales of your product or service. The entire content is around 250 words and can be condensed into one or two paragraphs. I personally find the content to be mostly common sense if you have any sort of business mind and do not find much value in this guide, especially not for $15. However, I do understand that some people might see the value and may benefit from it, just don't expect this guide to be any sort of groundbreaking or mindblowing discovery. I would be happy to answer any further questions about the validity of this guide, albeit for obvious reasons I cannot go into detail about the content itself.

I do not mean to hijack OP's service so I will not post a direct link, but there are other sellers of the same Adobe products that I have already vouched for and can confirm worked and still work to this day. You may look around in this section of the forums for them or otherwise look at my post history for a vouched seller. If OP wants I can also vouch for his own service, in which case he may feel free to PM me and I will review and post feedback as soon as I am available.

BitMixer, a mixing service like ChipMixer, closed stating arguments such as mixing being detrimental to Bitcoin and illegal or dark market transactions being cause for much criticism of Bitcoin. They also stated that the privacy and anonymity go against Bitcoin's own design. This brings questions to ChipMixer's stance on this. I assume that these beliefs are not held by ChipMixer and that there are no plans at all to suspend the service, but some clarification would always be nice to have.

It seems you are now willing to go first depending on trust. Would you be comfortable going first with an invite if I decide to buy from you? What are the expiration dates on both the admins and the invites? Are they the regular 3 years or are they less than that? I also do not use Skype anymore due to privacy issues, so would there be any other way to proceed?

Please PM me if possible.

I have got a bunch of old consoles and games available that I really don't need anymore. I have a total of...

• 3 Nintendo Gamecubes
• 2 Sony Playstation 2s
• 172 Nintendo Gamecube GAMES
• 45 Playstation 2 GAMES

I also have a NON-FUNCTIONAL original Xbox with random controller accessories which are probably worthless. Also, if it is of any interest, I also own a bunch of blank double-layered DVD disks that can hold up around 8 GB of data each. Around 10 packages with 50 disks each, most unopened. I am expecting to be getting rid of mostly everything in an event coming soon, but depending on how much you are wanting them for I am willing to change my mind. Also, I would need to know your region to consider shipping costs and such.

Is there any chance you could tell me what the domain name for it is so I can make sure it is not one of the ones that I already have? I would like to distribute my data evenly among different accounts and would only consider this if it was a completely different one. If you would rather not share it publicly, just send me a PM.

You seriously are going to want to PM him or post in one of his other threads rather than this one. I tried posting here for a while but did not get a response from him until I contacted him through other means. He is managing an almost subliminal amount of campaigns, so he is extremely busy and will most likely never visit this thread again. On the bright side, once I managed to get a hold of him it took him no time for him to check my status and pay me. Props for that.

All the services that work with .edu emails that you have listed, do these work with the email addresses that you provide? Some addresses or domains are automatically blocked by some services due to this kind of abuse. Can you guarantee that these will work with the email addresses that you are selling?

Furthermore, I notice you don't list the GitHub Student Dev Pack in the list of services for which you can use .edu emails. I take it that this means that your addresses are already blocked from GitHub and require student identification and verification to access, correct?

Lastly, do these include the unlimited Google Drive storage space in the cloud? I just want to clarify these few things before considering a purchase. Thanks.

I fail to see the money-making part of this website. I took a look at it, and if it is simply a bitcoin wallet site, then where is the passive income stream? The only ways I could see any income from an online wallet are if you display ads on the page and if you add fees to opening the account or making Bitcoin transactions. The former I assume is out the window since I do not see any ads on the live demo page. The latter I do not see as viable since there are other bitcoin wallets such as blockchain.info which already provide the same service except without any additional fees. Besides, extra fees on top of the already remarkably high transaction fees would not be a very good selling point for such website.

You shouldn't pay mind to low ranking members of the forum when provided vouches. If anything, give a vouch to the hero member that posted above, but no one else. I can also take it if you would so like and would provide a quick and honest review. If you look at my post history I have done many vouches before and for the most part provide my feedback and review within 24 hours from the request. In my last one it took me about one hour since I was offered the vouch. Of course, this is only if you decide not to go with any other members who have already posted here. If you are willing then just hit me up with a PM and whatever I am to vouch for.

For a mixer, I don't think it really matters as much as it does with an exchange or a wallet. Since they don't actually hold any of your coins except for the chips (of which you get the private keys), you could use the coins you mix pre-split in either blockchain. All you need is the private key and you get access to both of them. For those post-split, it would depend on which blockchain the market decides to use. I expect some downtime for things to settle down so they can decide on the blockchain. In the very unlikely event that the split creates two highly used chains, we would probably see functionality for both unless ChipMixer takes sides with either one, but that's not something I know the answer to.

I don't see any mention of the specific prices per service. For the Overwatch placements boosting, what exactly do you mean by it? Does it mean you will play and guarantee a certain amount of wins or a certain rank after finishing placements? Would you be doing this with other people or alone, since the latter would most likely prove impossible to guarantee a good rank with. Also, is legal boosting in Overwatch a service you provide (AKA allowing us to play on our own accounts with you essentially having to carry us).

By the way, you should delete old bumps every time you bump your thread.

I tried to take a look at the live version on your website, but I could not manage to get to where you are showing us in the screenshot you posted. It also does not help that I do not really understand anything that is written there, since it is not in English. If you can give me a direct link to any one of the chats you are hosting in your site then I might be able to figure something out for you. Also I do not quite understand what FlashChat is, but I am assuming it's some sort of HTML/JS web chat application.

Other things you might want to try are ensuring that the keyboard isn't triggered when you are showing the emoticons panel. The built-in OS keyboard in the Galaxy S5 might for some reason be triggering but not be visible, effectively blocking any input to the lower part of the application. Also make sure as I said before that the event handlers for the emoticon elements are there.

Also, just to check, are you using any JavaScript libraries or frameworks in the application?

Posting here just because I completely forgot to post before when I actually bought the code. I used this code a few months back and the credit is still going strong. You are going to need to verify payment or pay at least $5 through PayPal in order to claim the credits, however, and it is only valid for new accounts. It also has a 1-year expiration date after use, so you have to use up all of the $50 before them. If you see anyone with "free" $10 codes just know that they are actually referral codes.

You are forgetting one of the main benefits of betting in ChipMixer rather than betting separately and then mixing: privacy. If you are mixing coins without doing any other transaction such as a purchase then your inputs and outputs are going to be the same amount of bitcoin. For example, you send in 1 BTC, you then get back 1 BTC. By using the built-in wagering, your input is guaranteed to be different from your output. That 1 BTC you might have wagered with would, with full security, be output as a different amount (for example as 2 BTC if you won the wager and it got doubled). This makes it pretty much impossible to trace in any way.

Of course, the counterargument would be that other sites may have more betting features and different ways of wagering your money, but if that is the case then the regular mixing that ChipMixer offers is pretty good, especially if vouchers are used and the output is withheld until a later date.

I don't claim to be an expert in JavaScript, but your problem might not even lie there. From my frustrating web designing days, I can advise you that there may be invisible or transparent elements being added on top of the emoticons screen when it's displayed. Check your CSS to see if there is anything there that is transparent that could be obstructing the input. Also make sure any absolute-positioned elements are not interfering with any control elements. Lastly, I would make sure that the event listeners in both your JavaScript source and the HTML elements are still enabled all throughout the application. If the elements for the emoticons are different then make sure they also have event listeners or you will never detect any input.

Yes, exactly. A similar thing can be done where the user uploads a torrent file, then your service leeches it, and then seeds it until their funds run out. I remember there being a service that did exactly this a couple of years ago, but I cannot remember its name. Their business model ran something like charging a small amount per hour of seeding the torrent and then a more significant amount for the actual data upload. I am sure you could use a CLI-based torrent client to make this easier, but of course that is just a suggestion. If anyone who reads this remembers the name of the old service that provided/may still provide this that would be nice too.

Do you happen to sell MSDN invites rather than admins? If not, is there any way I could buy access to an Azure subscription, since it is all I would be using the MSDN invite for? That being said, if anyone who buys from OP is willing to go on with either of said trades, feel free to PM me and we can work something out. I would be willing to go first if you are more trustworthy or longer standing in the community than me or we could always just use escrow otherwise. Thanks.

Have you considered offering the same kind of service but for free content, in the same vein as a storage host like Mega but for individual files? For example, you could have the user set an allowance of how much a certain file is to be downloaded by depositing BTC/other crypto into the site's wallet and then start taking from that as the file that your client uploaded gets downloaded by other people that it is shared with. If you do this in a location without DMCA protection I could see it being used by people sharing content that they would otherwise not be allowed to share publicly. It is of course just a suggestion and you could also implement a variation of it or even a temporary torrent seeder, for example. I know this would be of great use to me, at least.

If any of this comes to fruiting please PM me, since I would like to try it out personally.

That sounds great. The website still seems to be down, however.  Are there any official channels to obtain constant updates on this project? If not, what way could I be kept up to date on what is happening and the potential release dates as well as open services? I definitely do not consider myself knowledgeable enough to know how much work this takes or even the back-end or structure of this shared cloud, which is the main reason why I would like to know potential ETAs and milestones for the project as soon as possible.