Received my payment. Pretty unfortunate the campaign is closing. I personally thought you guys were paying way too much for Sr's and Hero's monthly. Maybe one day you guys will return with lower rates for this campaign so it can continue. Good luck.

That's why I suggest using it only for small amounts, adjusting to your own budget. Martingale will only earn you small amounts. If you set it on auto-bet you will lose 100 percent of the time, no matter what. You need to do it only in short bursts. Get a small bit of BTC, and cash out. If you expect to make multiple times your investment, martingale isn't for you.

Very cliche, probably stated in this thread at least a few hundred times (lol), martingale. Most betting sites let you bet satoshi's at a time, so unless you flat out go on a 10+ losing streak, you can make money in short term. However, I'd only bet small amounts. I've been on dice sites too many times starting at .1 BTC trying to use the martingale strategy and I've hit some EXTREMELY bad losing streaks. Doubling your initial bet adds up very quickly, so start extremely low. Nothing above .01 imo.

The IRS already wants people to put bitcoin apart of their income if they have any. So it's not like people aren't already escaping the laws of the US tax system. Regardless, I would have to disagree about trading with Bitcoin and fiat currencies. In my opinion trading with BTC is much more easier than fiat currencies because of the fraud associated with sellers and fiat currencies. I'd only accept bitcoin when possible if I were to sell anything, especially online. I wouldn't have to worry about any type of bullshit going on with my money in terms of fees, chargebacks, ect. PayPal specifically coming to mind in terms of ecommerce and online dealings, they do nothing but rob you of your money.

Believe it or not...Chipotle Gift cards....It seems Gyft.com only provides the main retailer stores for gift card purchases. To buy gift cards, or even gas cards, I have to convert my BTC into a VCC or a physical card even which is a giant pain in the ass with ridiculous fees. I end up paying 120% the original price.

Well what else do you expect? Credit card fraud is one of the biggest frauds the internet and ecommerce has ever experienced. Bitcoin, a decentralized currency, and credit cards, which are supported by the bank, simply don't mix. Besides the principle of the two interfering, the fact remains, credit card scammers will always want to find ways to cash out the funds on the card, into real cash. Bitcoin will always remain a target which is why exchanges will never take credit cards.

I'm going to assume you're taking about the accounts that get verified with a blue check mark? If so, you're rarely ever find one being sold. They're only given to notable people of importance. Convincing the owner to sell it is one challenge, and not getting it banned after the sale is another.

I do not see gold being a short term investment. The only way I see it's value increasing hugely over a short period of time to make it "short term" is some sort of economic meltdown. While it's been "predicted" for ages now, I don't see it happening in the foreseeable future.

Agreed. I don't believe someone is going to buy a bulk amount of Bitcoins to have them thrown away on an exchange. The price right now is, in my opinion, super low for what the future could possibly hold. A person who would buy thousands of coins would more than likely see the same fate for Bitcoin making it foolish to dump them now when later down the line they'd be able to make multiple times the amount of profit.

Trade with it.


Gyft.com for gift cards primarily. They have almost everything which usually gets me by.



Exchanges.


From peers. Usually I don't go to exchanges to buy bitcoin because the verification process is a pain in the ass, plus I'd rather no trust them with it anyways.

These can't be legitimate. Do you have proof this isn't like Starbucks where after 24 hours they get wiped clean?

It will never have a chance against Facebook, for many reasons. The amount of Facebook users is multiple times the amount of people that's apart of the crypto currency scene. Facebook appeals to the mass market, and that site has a central focus on crypto's. It's a neat idea, but if there are hopes to have it "combat" Facebook, you'll be disappointed.

Signature campaigns would give you a good amount of BTC for a "beginner", but considering you're a newbie, you'll make virtually nothing off campaigns. If you really want to make money off Bitcoin, I'd consider getting into investments using the currency. Probably the only serious way to make a good ROI nowadays. If you have some initial capital, I'd go with a direct investment of Bitcoin while it's still low if you want to skip the trouble of other capital investments using BTC.

They don't necessarily have to cash out to fiat. They could convert it to stock, or even precious metals like gold or silver. The point I'm making is that people will cash out to something a bit more stable if they were to get a giant ROI.

How is this "almost maxed"? You have all defensive buildings at TH8 levels besides a few, and your walls weren't maxed out for a TH9 or for TH8 either. You're basically selling a TH8 account here that's almost maxed. A few of your troops need work as well. I think you're asking for too much.

It's fairly easy for the NSA or any other law enforcement agency to attach an identity to a single Bitcoin address. No matter how hard you try, you can't escape law enforcement entities like the NSA or even FBI. They know more about you than you do yourself. Seeing as Bitcoin is publicly logged for every transaction you make, it's fairly easy for NSA analysts to go through and single out your addresses.

That's making quite a quick judgement. There are normal users of Bitcoin, then there are criminal users of Bitcoin who use it for it's anonymous and irreversible abilities. You can't tell me that he was wrongfully imprisoned for being involved in the biggest darknet market of trafficking illegal drugs and controlled substances. While a supporter, also a criminal...

I'd say a solid 2/3 of your investment portfolio will end you up losing money. Cloud mining has been unreliable in the past and I personally don't believe they give you a solid return on investment. I'm a bit ignorant on the revenue earnings in terms of actual numbers and percentages on ROI, but, overall, I'm almost certain you don't make your money back with the price of Bitcoin being around 230. Gambling, goes without saying, will always make you lose your money. Even if you're up, you'll eventually lose. No exceptions.

Yeah they've had a lot of trouble with fraud in the past. They've seemed to stop selling the 1 year subscriptions online and began selling them in stores to reduce the likelihood of fraud. Seeing as the cards are in store, OP, you shouldn't have a problem with fraud as you would two years ago.

https://storelocator.gmgpulse.com/v2/partner/netflix?locale=en-US

Stores don't sell exact "12 Month Netflix" redeemable subscription codes per say, but they offer things like $60 or $30 Netflix "credit" codes that can be added to your account. The billing will continue to charge your "gift card balance" and take out the money monthly out of your account.