http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Country%27s+that+have+Bitcoin+ATMs

This link should get you the answers you're looking for...good luck.

Maybe not, and facts are needed...but in the mean time this does help keep Bitcoin in a slightly better light than "currency of ISIS" talk (which we all know is bullshit).

The media is a funny thing, a hunch or light suggestion can change popular opinion.

This is clever, like the Big Mac Index produced in economics to illustrate pricing parity across Nations.

http://www.economist.com/content/big-mac-index/

Didn't these retail for BTC0.15 in today's BTC price?

This is the weirdest auction - everyone (except one person) is bidding in increments 20 times the minimum increment. Why are you all so eager to pay more than you have to? I guess it's a good way to see the true market price find it's role in the transaction.

Good luck.

And how should we interpret your trust level, given that we'd be buying this from you?

Care to explain?

I wonder what kind of volume the site is going to generate? Do you know if this is the first year they're doing it?

It would be great to know how much bitcoin was spent on these retailers along with how much bitcoin was saved due to all the deals. I hope a lot of people show up...the signature campaign is doing a great job keeping this in front of everyone (and it's paying well too!)

Pictures or they don't exist.

What can one buy with these Coke codes - can i buy anything for as few as 300 of them?

Where did you get these codes?

Will escrow be used for payment?

Thanks.

It's ironic that this post today is what brought this old thread back from early September...and this person (number2) has no signature campaign participation but at least 20 people have since posted about this old, retired thread as a result.

You can start at Newbie.

But I've noticed you haven't posted much since the OP, you need to keep posting if you want to rank up and earn better rates.

Yeah, because we want people new to bitcoin to think that these are "casino chips"...

What a really, really bad explanation of bitcoin, let alone very awkwardly written. By the way, it's spelled "definition", not "defination".

Why would we want to combine the hashing power of all cyrptocoin mining? What's the benefit? The miners would end up having to work more individually to get paid, no?

Is there any other real world example of why linking blockchains would make sense?

The real question is whether you or I or anyone would recognize that the decline was the end rather than just a pull back and opportunity to buy more at a cheaper price. It's tough when you're in the moment, emotion will take hold and impact decision making.

It's best to know at what point you'd sell out - $200? $100? $50? At what point do you sell all? It's an easy question to answer it's a tough to follow through on.

Anyone getting paid yet?

To the OP, what are you getting paid for our referrals and the review write-ups? Obviously you're getting more than BTC0.001...it's fair for us to know what your take of our work is, right? Otherwise we should just sign up on our own, without your referral link and get paid directly!

Escrow would be a smart idea for this offer.

Obviously your frustration is fair but I wouldn't worry too much about what these corporations are doing. We're going to see a ton of variations of the application of blockchain tech. Most of it will be bullshit (and likely not even true to the technology), some of it will be legit, and an exceptional few will be innovative and create great change.

Let's enjoy being a part of the thing that started it and see what comes (the dumb and the brilliant)!

Do you have to buy whatever it is from this guy, only?

If he's going to make it harder to deal, maybe he's not worth dealing with...

Why only $1 and hour? What's that going to buy you? Not much!

I realize you might live in an area where $1 goes a bit further than in other countries. I'm just curious why that's your mark. Care to share with us?

So if one provides a narrower range and hit the right price they'll win over someone who hit the right price with a wider range, correct?

Are you really going to remember this in a year? How do we know we're not entertaining your curiosity now? or using our guessing data for your own use? or getting paid for page views as we go to your site where the form is located?

I love contests and the award you're offering is generous.

This isn't true, why do people keep saying this? There are campaigns that are open to Newbies! Not many, just a few, they're probably full, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. People need to stop spreading false information!


This is pretty funny post. You should put a let-me-Google-that-for-you link in here to the forum thread on signature campaigns. 

I appreciate that Newbies want to know how to get involved, we were all Newbies once. We all had that moment when we thought "hey, how do I do this?!" But these guys need to take 15 minutes to read a few sections in this forum! At a minimum they should announce that they've spent time looking for the info, couldn't find it so are posting a thread about "where do I find this info, can someone please share the link?"

It's getting to be twice a week!

I wonder how many of these guys ever actually enroll in a campaign? I bet most lose interest pretty fast.

Well it had to be at least BTC9.  It doesn't seem like a deal to bundle with the brass worked, since it's still for sale. And since there probably wasn't a bundle, the buyer probably paid the ask.

I take it this campaign ends after Friday, November 27th, yeah?