I just purchased 5 accounts from this seller. Typically with purchasing MC accounts through a 3rd party, buyers have to be weary that the account they are purchasing cannot be retrieved by the original owner. The accounts I purchased are all 100% mine and only mine. I went first, and the transaction was speedy and the seller communicative. And at such a low price, there is no reason not to purchase. I highly recommend this seller and will definitely come back for more trades in the future if/when I need more MC accounts.

I haven't seen gambit mentioned around these forums in quite some time. You can still earn Bitcoins from the site? I used to play on it a considerable amount back in the day, however last I heard was they removed Bitcoin from the site. You can once again earn from there?

Have we reached the bottom? I imagined the panic sell would lead to the price hitting a low at around 255, which seems to be somewhat accurate. Price seems to be rebounding a bit, currently @ $263 on Preev. Hopefully the market corrects itself soon and Bitcoin can begin climbing back to the $300 we were previously enjoying.

This thread should be moved into a marketplace section since it is obviously a T-shirt advertisement. Anyways, as far as cost efficiency is concerned, Tees aren't the way to go. It would be much better to pool resources and invest in advertisement, publicity, and overall Bitcoin coverage.

Yup, the only way to consistently earn legitimate amounts of Bitcoin is by working within the community. It's hard to get started as a new freelancer, but once you get a couple of positive feedbacks from former customers you can maintain a steady flow of work. Outside of skills, signature campaigns can be a worthwhile earner down the road, but that requires involvement in the community for months before you begin earning.

Revenue is generated from advertisement views as well as clicks, and if you generate legitimate traffic the clicks will come either way. Forcing users into clicking on advertisements is nothing less than exploitation of the ad agency, which is why sites are banned for generating non-organic clicks.

If Bitcoin drops that low it will become effectively a dead currency. Regardless of whatever scenario takes place that causes the price to drop to $1 per coin, it will be one bad enough to have killed the currency. Buying coins cheap only works to a certain point, and there is no way the price could drop that low and rebound to what it is now.

I don't understand what the message is these people are trying to prove. Campaigning for more respect(?) to the black community is fine and dandy, but going about it by starting riots and hijacking events does not get people to join your cause. It just makes everyone involved look bad, and leaves a bad taste in the public's mouth.

Man, really wishing I got in on this while I could. I suppose it's my fault for not paying too much attention to the altcoin scene. Good for you for making a hefty profit out of Ethereum, I hope I can buy into the next big altcoin and take out a similar strategy.

Yeah, there is definitely a risk (or at the very least a general misinformed opinion that there is a risk), but either way, you can purchase directly through purse.io, which is safe. Even though it's not a 20-30% insane discount, purchasing through Purse direct grants buyers a 5% discount and Amazon prime benefits, which is pretty sweet.

How does the campaign work in regards to accounts ranking up? I am going to be Hero Rank within a few weeks, if there are no open slots will I still be able to move up to Hero rates? Or will I have to maintain Senior member payrates until a slot opens up that I can fill?

Bitcoin has gone into panic sell mode. Once the price dips, weak investors begin cashing out. All we can do is wait for the trend to even out, and for the market to eventually correct itself. Shouldn't take more than a couple of days.

How many accounts do you have for sale? I am looking to buy a handful of Minecraft accounts. Are you willing to sell 5 accounts for $8 in Bitcoin? Let me know if you are interested.

I've heard a lot of bad things about PD support. The dice site is huge, but apparently their customer support hasn't scaled to compensate for the growing playerbase. Sorry to hear about your troubles dude.

That's a beautiful piece. I haven't really collected coins at all, so I'm not really sure how much everything is worth. What is the average price range of this coin?

I've been in the Bitcoin community for over two years and have never heard either of these terms. Are you sure these acronyms are directly related to Bitcoin?

Participating in only things such as signature campaigns, giveaways, and other things that are open to the community, I can make maybe .15 BTC with my rank. However, by doing things such as selling skills and services, I can potentially earn up to .5 BTC or even more. It's really a matter of how much work/preparation you are willing to put into things.

I haven't looked into the faucet personally but if it requires you to click on advertisements it is most likely exploiting google adsense in order to increase earnings. As such, I wouldn't expect the site to stay around for very long, regardless of how much the faucet holds in funds.

To be honest, he could be considered a direct spammer. He has been filling up the lending section with fake loans. Regardless of any scams/spams that are created as a result of his thread, his threads in and of themselves are spam. As such, he can be banned without stretching the rules.

I predicted the bottom was going to be 255 just a few hours ago, but its already nearing that on BTC-e. I really hope it doesn't drop below $250, but the panic sells are going strong. Just got to wait it out like everyone else, buy some cheap coins if you can afford it