Ads maybe?

Do you have escrow on the site? Are users required to deposit into the site before posting a job? What happens if someone finishes a job and the job poster don't feel like paying? Who takes cares of the disputes?

Would have liked to do this but 2000 followers is a bit too much, also the price is a little low, maybe you can add options like:

Followers			Price/Per share
100-500			0.00005 BTC
500-1000			0.0001 BTC
1000-2000			0.00015 BTC
2000 +			0.0002 BTC

This would allow you to get more shares and Twitter audit could be used to check how many followers are real.

Then just gamble at the sites which are not concerned about where a user is from, also make sure that they don't require you to fill up the KYC information or provide any documents, you can check their T&Cs for that. BTC is mostly pseudonymous, so it can only be tracked when buying/selling it on an exchange which require you to provide credentials, use mixers and no one can know whether you send/received bitcoins to/from a gambling site. You can also use VPN for more anonymity, although it is not recommended because you can become a victim of MITM attack.

As for the legality, read this: http://wizardofodds.com/the-legality-of-online-gambling-us

There's also just-dice.com but for you to invest into it you will have to convert your bitcoins into CLAMs which is an altcoin. But why invest that much money onto others projects when you can in fact own a gambling site with that much money. The risk will stay about the same but your profit percentage will be much bigger.

Don't know what Espers is but I am guessing it is an altcoin therefore this thread belongs in the altcoin subsection, kindly scroll down to the bottom of the page and "move" it there.

Other thing is, don't really see a point to this, nor anyone would trust a newbie.

It is still money to me, for sure it is at an early stage and to use it most of the time we have to convert it to fiat(same as gold) but there will(I hope) come a time when it will be accepted almost everywhere, even at your local stores and then you or them wouldn't need to convert it back and forth, thus making it money.

One of those methods must be "sell, How-to-make-money-online method" for a dollar, right? Don't worry though, the vouch beggars will be here soon to "test" and make it look legit and then you can sell some to the noobs.

Is that the final look of it or a different theme will be added? And instead of re-setting the password there, can we not just make a new(temp.) account to test it out?

So far I have been lucky enough to not become victim of any hack but just being lucky is not it, I take all the security measures to ensure my money remains safe and I think unless one becomes too careless, keeping your coins safe is not that big of a challenge and I am not talking about investing in hardware wallets, even the biggest volume of coins can be kept safe free if one knows how to.

But having said that, if you're running a service of some sort then it is a little different since you would then be dependent on some of your employees who may end up stealing themselves, as most recently happened with shapeshift.

There were many, most are mentioned above, I don't remember the names for others but dicebitco.in was another scam site, they were caught messing with nonce to steal from gamblers iirc, though not sure if they ran away with investor's funds or not.

Wonder what you're basing this on?

@OP, most(if not all) so called cloud mining sites are nothing but ponzi scams waiting to accumulate enough funds to make a dash, I wouldn't recommend you investingthrowing your money away, instead just keep them in your wallet and wait for the price to go up.

This is a good thread on cloud mining, give it a thorough read: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=878387.0

If this is the transaction ID of your sent coins then they were sent to these addresses:
12mc5Fjqw2Ch7aazKTj3ozh5GRbijVJTQP 0.03 BTC
17u4KQS1eFgCgwWgqGzqeHXXsW3KXkaQDM 0.04326 BTC

You can check it here: https://blockchain.info/tx/e0682210a07eac146e1605ee3cb2d3f6808b942cf0c15f09b7d018fae0e3f0bc

Either that is not the TX ID of your transaction or you ended up sending coins to somewhere else.

Username: bitbaby

Thanks stunna for yet another giveaway. This is why Primedice is loved by all and always stands out among dice sites.

I told this would happen but no one cared to listen, nothing can be done about this now. I had only 41 posts in total (previous week+last week) and was paid in full, so the issue caused by the glitch is sorted as far as I am concerned.

This was very unfortunate to say the least, a huge loss but I do hope that you guys recover some part of it from the employee which was involved in this misdeed for they're completely responsible for it and send them to Jail. Also hope to see you guys back soon, shapeshift is my favorite exchange and though others are trying to take advantage of this misfortune and fill the space, I don't think there is yet any service which is even close to the standard of shapeshift.

There were signs of this happening, saw too many people complaint on the forum itself in past about their funds being held in bitcoin/fiat and support was unresponsive until they reported it here. Let's hope no one loses their money with them.

If you have the key, which is required to generate the 2fa code then just transfer it to any other device and it will start generating the code for you. Just make sure to type it correctly if you're doing it manually.

If you keep back up of the key which is presented to you when you first enable the 2fa then it doesn't matter if you lose your phone because you can use the key to get 2fa code from any other device.

You do know that you can go up and edit the original post plus the title, right?

It all comes down to which one you trust the most with your money, other than that both have somewhat similar risks, if any gambler(s) have a good day and get lucky they can put a dent in your investment real fast.

Yours is not the first site it has happened too, the biggest sites have faced this problem and the solution you implemented is the best solution there is, one confirmation on a normal day should take on average 10 minutes and its same for everyone so gamblers have to wait that much to play at any casino.

Up to 1 BTC, 1 confirmation should suffice, over that you should wait for at-least 3 confirmations.

This would only be done if the user is able to provide proofs of owning the previous account, which would require the user to sign a message from one or maybe more addresses which were you used to deposit into primedice. The easiest way would be to use the "forgot password" feature to receive reset instruction in registered email.