IIRC, shapeshift.io had "Clam to Btc" conversion and vice versa but unfortunately they were hacked and though they're back, they're still missing a lot of altcoins but when they do add back clams, it would take you less hassle to convert coins back and forth. Until then you're going to have to use traditional exchanges like Poloniex or Bittrex.

Look at the date of the first post.   And they already posted the TX ID which was confirmed LONG AGO.

But don't worry, I am not going to report because its useless and all that would happen is I'd lose my good reports percentage.

If this was possible, OP wouldn't need to sell this software, they could use it themselves to cheat and win much more than what they're demanding for it. This is just another con attempt like one of those "money making method" is what it is.

There was a time when I could do that too, I use to play like that everyday but not anymore since I am busy with work and other things, I usually now only play at weekends and that too for 2-4 hours. It also depends on how long your streak lasts, one tends to play more if they continue winning and that's not easy to do every time.

All you can do is to make or find someone to make it from scratch, use better UI, less house edge, faster rolls and last but not the least a lot of promotion and giveaways to attract crowd's attention. It'd be hard but you can create a space for yourself if you do it right.

As for the bitsler mentioned above, haven't tried it yet but I see they're accepting 0 confirmation deposits? Don't know why anyone would do this, that's like asking to get robbed.

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Just be active on the forum, reply only where necessary and when you have something to add and if you continue doing this, your activity will get increased with time, thereby turning your rank from newbie>Jr.member>member and so on.

More details on this can be found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0

Which wallet are you using? Most modern wallet do automatically add a fee to all the transaction and don't allow sending one without a fee. When you send the transaction there should be a field in your wallet which says Transaction Fee, make sure to add at-least 0.0001 BTC/KB to your transaction or else it will take forever to confirm and in some cases, not confirm at all.

This transaction of yours: https://blockchain.info/tx/d47769ff46c9c429a3d5dba4fe2a24665f6d55e3f0903a320f533cd6bff47c44 isn't yet dropped, so wait a little longer and it might just go through, although don't hold your breath. It says "High Priority" probably due to the age of the coins.

I for one only heard of them last week in a thread, where they were mentioned as a substitute to shapeshift, to which I disagreed but other than that I haven't heard anything bad about them but the guy above seems to be having some problems, though I am sure it is just a temporary issue which should be sorted out soon.

This is exactly what I think happened, the coins which are untouched were attached to his identity and for him to become anonymous it was vital that he didn't touch those but.. he invented it, sure enough he must have mined a whole lot of it(even more what's there in his addresses) to other addresses and kept them aside and he must have sold a lot of them too when the price went up.

I wasn't lucky enough to come to know about bitcoin when it was dirt cheap but just the last year the price was hovering around $200 mark and did buy some of it but I wish I had bought more, since whatever was bought then would have doubled this year.

I wonder if there is an altcoin which has a bright future that no one is paying any attention to right now.

Is it not listed on any exchange yet? It sounds like a great offer but if it isn't listed anywhere then there is no way of selling it or making any profit from it, if there was, you wouldn't be selling it for half a price here, would you? Or is it because there are no buyers for it?

Yes, I would have reported it but some of my good reports were marked as bad and that lowered my accuracy and hence I don't report anything now.

He is saying that for you to be sure that you were not cheated, it is necessary that you verify your bets, any site can say that they're provable fair, same thing happened with dicebitco.in, they said they were but when some bets were verified it was found out that they manipulated the rolls.

So all he is telling you is that unless you verify your rolls, provable fair doesn't mean anything.

I am sure no matter how low it is some newbies will not think twice before doing this, my only advice to who ever is thinking of doing this for whatever price is to have the money escrowed before hand or you might not get paid anything afterwards.

That is true but the price being offered for the amount of service will only invite spammers, not the people you'd want in your forum.

Great service, definitely very useful if you have lots of altcoins and don't want to open their wallets one after the another to check their balances or go visit block explorer one by one to do the same. I was looking for something similar since I have lots of paper wallets and its hard to keep track of how much balance is in them.

Who ever sent you coins also sent coins to other addresses in that same transaction too, it is normal to do that to save the transaction fee. You can also do that, if you want to send coins to different addresses in a single transaction, go to "Tools>Pay to many" and you can add as many addresses you want there.

The format to follow is this; "Address, Amount"
For example:

1abcdefgh, 0.001
1Someone, 0.01
Etc.

Yes BTC↔ETH is the only one available for exchange for now, I think they must be doing security checks of all the other wallets before putting them on for business and they might remove some of the lesser used one and maybe add a few new ones.

Provably fair is only there to check that the result of the roll wasn't tampered with in any way, you can use third party verifiers(mentioned below) to check your rolls and to learn more about how the provably fair works. As far as their making money is concerned, it is the universal truth that in the end the house always wins.

Have a look here:
https://dicesites.com/provably-fair

You could make a moneypot app/site? That way you don't have to have hugeany bankroll and the funds can be used to make the site and promotions, think 20 btc would be enough for that, might still be better than investing in bankrolls.

Your only fault was using a web wallet to store your bitcoins. End of story. Whatever happened after that was going to happen sooner or later, this isn't the first time someone has lost coins in a web wallet by their doings or the company's. Only thing you can do now is, learn from your mistake, use a desktop wallet and cold wallet for larger volume.