Do you have any spots open?
Thanks
you should get in line, we all want to join this signature campaign. at least we read the first post and know what to do... Well have fun waiting in line buddy. |
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Do you have any spots open?
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Quick update,
The rules for the campaign were updated slightly to not count certain posts. Specifically, posts will not be counted that are:
- in the Off-topic section
- in bitcointalk & twitter campaign threads
- in prediction threads
Also the payment spreadsheet link has been updated in the OP.
Thank you all for participating have a great rest of your week.
Do you have any open spots? Name: phibay Posts: 1572 Position: Sr. Member 16RXzD4za7iMdLHTtsdrNwjpvnB8Y5zx96 |
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Hey Guys,
Is there any way I can find 0.3 btc in a week? I can stay at the PC whole day. And for gambling I don't have money to gamble. Investments are scams. I won't ask for loans because I'm a newbie.
Any other way I can find 0.3 btc in a week.
Thank you.
.3 is roughly $125USD. Check the services section to see if there's any jobs you can fulfill. Other than working or buying it, you won't "find" a .3 anywhere. Good luck. |
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It could help. I've seen bitcoin billboards and other advertisements; even on taxi cabs: http://imgur.com/tycvQTe. I think for billboards, it shouldn't contain too much info--people won't be able to read it while driving. Hopefully all the advertisements for bitcoin will get people interested and start using it more. |
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PM me if still looking for a vaporizer. |
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The link you have provided says there are 11 in California.
There is a mistake in this field, I've seen it, but didn't have time to fix it (state pages are added recently). If you look at the map or at the list of machines below the map - there are much more than 11, about 35. I do see the list at the bottom. Are all 35 operable? |
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Hey guys. Very interesting discussion here. Just wanted to address OP question - there are actually about 35 bitcoin machines in CA, not 2. You can find here the full list of bitcoin ATMs in California. Of course, there are several main areas with concentration of machines in Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco. Also I mentioned several times people were mentioning like there are no machines, e.g. only 1 in Sydney. There are actually 5 machines in Sydney. The link you have provided says there are 11 in California. |
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People will only use Bitcoin if they can do just that - USE bitcoin. There aren't enough places where someone can just walk in and pay with BTC.
Most people do not have extra income or money to "invest" or buy BTC.
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Usually setting a goal is a good idea. If you want to win a certain amount, or just double your amount. Once you reach your goal, or even close to it, then it's time to stop. Cash out and withdraw!!
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Bitcoin gambling sites already have high volume of users. This will continue unless Bitcoin turns out to be worthless later down the road. We are always seeing new bitcoin casino sites and ones that have been around for a while that people are actively using.
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Hmmm...this could be fun, but only for the first time. It's kind of like wasting a trip to the casino when you can just gamble online in the comfort of your own home. What if you want to withdraw your coins and go to another machine and use them? You'd have to wait for the confirmation to come through in order to deposit onto the next machine and start playing.
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Thinking of making something. This poll would help me decide if I should pursue this. Recently lost a lot of Bitcoins to a scam, trying to make some back!  If you can suggest ideas, that's just great! Be aware that there is a lot of competition with bitcoin gambling sites. There are quite a few that are well established and leave little room for the new ones to be successful. Your site also has to be trusted; you want to make sure everything is safe & secure to avoid people stealing your coins or coins from players. |
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Dice and blackjack are my go-to gambling games. I haven't tried every game that these bitcoin gambling sites have to offer, but they do seem like fun. Dice and blackjack hold my attention longer than other games.
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I hope they are able to resolve this for you! Best thing you can do is keep trying to reach out to them. Try contacting the MODs on the forum .
Best of luck and hope you get your coins back
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100% Investing.....
Investing, gambling, the thrill of the unknown future of it ...this is why I have Bitcoin |
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cause everyone is greedy, they wanna make easy money with fun, so people prefer making money in this way, but most people failed because casinos have house edges, we lose in the long run, so we should stop when we earn, although it is difficult for us
It is definitely easy money. I agree, people are greedy. Gambling gives you an adrenaline rush-- probably similar to those who are addicted to drugs  |
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Personally I prefer BTC because it doesn't send your house address and what not via payments, but sometimes it gets annoying when I want to buy something online but they don't accept BTC. What do you prefer: PayPal or BTC?
Receiving payment with BTC is much faster than PayPal. With PayPal you have to wait for them to release funds. BTC transactions are faster and more convenient! |
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For starters, I don't do much online gambling, but I do promote most of the BTC casinos and play with bonuses for fun. I recently got a no deposit bonus and am playing around when I see another player making bets of 20 BTC at a time. This specific player has been making consecutive 20 BTC bets for awhile now. Obviously he wins some and he loses some, but most of them are losses. What I can't wrap my head around is why in the world would anyone with this much disposable BTC be gambling it away on a online casino. I understand people have gambling problems, bet wow, I can't even imagine having this much BTC to just gamble away. I can think of a thousand things I'd rather be doing with that money, one of them simply being saving it.
So my question for you guys is, do any of you gamble like this? Do any of you have these kinds of funds, and if so, why are you still gambling?
I have wagered around 200btc between different accounts and different sites over the past few years. I always play small, I would never bet 1BTC at a time. It's fun to play slow and try out different methods. Overall I'm in the positives gambling. I'm sure if I lost a lot, I wouldn't think it's fun or encourage it. |
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I have $3000 USD to invest, is it worth it?
What sort of returns should I expect
Don't "expect" anything as it could turn out good or bad. Only gamble if you are ok with any possible outcome. If you can't afford to lose the $3000 then simply don't gamble. If you do decide, online Bitcoin casinos is a better option than a real casino. Try out Bitcoin dice sites where you can choose your win chance and try out different methods. |
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