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Those who invested directly with him can decide whatever they want; they lost only their own coins and have to deal with that.
But those who ran a PPT should do everything in their power to get something done because they are responsible for the money of their investors. In cases like this you see who is a responsible person and who should be labeled as a co-scammer (for profiting from money lend to them). Of course it's easy to understand why no PPT will do anything: because the lost money does not belong to them. They should get a "Scam Supporter" tag because by doing nothing for their clients they support Pirate.
I'm just glad that I never got involved in all this.

Ran into another problem with a task. This time it's a 15 point offer for searching some casino on Google. The task asked if I found it on the first 5 result pages, which I did not. So I selected no and hit submit, but the task insisted I have to provide their phone number and visit the page. So I googled more to find the casino (tigercasino) and visited it. After adding their phone number the task still complains. I even went so far as to install their casino software in a virtual machine; still the task won't accept my submission.

To me it seems as if the higher paying tasks try their best to get a job done without paying for it simply by complaining about non-existent problems. I guess the task provider simply hopes that users won't go into a lengthy email discussion just to get a few cents, especially when the user has to deliver proof of his work.

If more such questionable tasks appear, users will quit working because of such hassles with the task provider.

Btw, is the "Contributor Id" listed in the help menu unique to a worker? So in case crowdflower acknowledges a complain and pays points to this id, will I receive the bitcoins for it?

I did some 13 point relevancy tests and the system complained about a few of my choices, even though they were perfectly correct. Like, when searching for a cell phone a result was a plastic case. I categorized it as an accessory but the system told me that's wrong and that the cover is a perfect match (meaning it is the cell phone). In the end this caused my rating to drop below the minimum and barred me from doing more of these tasks although I always gave a short explanation every time.

Does anybody read those comments at all, or am I permanently blocked from this task now?

Also the system pays out too fast. I keep receiving tiny transfers but would prefer less, yet bigger ones instead. Or the payment trigger button that was suggested in the other thread.

Some tasks have a ridiculous low payment ("Categorize Twitter Users"). You're expected to do all sorts of searches to categorize each user and get only 1 point for 2 users.

Bump

I'm offering an AdWords code worth 75€ for only 1BTC, meaning you'll get 75€ for a Bitcoin.

Reason I cannot use it is that it's only valid for AdWords accounts not older than 14 days.

Feel free to PM me

Edit: Lowered the price from 5 to 1 BTC

Last year when he started his bitpoker.biz website, I registered as an affiliate. For each visitor to his site he promised to pay 0.002 Bitcoins. According to his own affiliate statistics, 3673 hits were counted for my ref-id, 2350 of them unique visitors.

Additionally, I earned 7030 "bitbetter points" on his website which were promised to be exchanged with a ratio of 1000:1 into Bitcoins.

All this happened last year. I sent him several PM's on this board and emails to his address (which he used to reply to before), asking for my payment of 11.73 Bitcoins. He decided not to reply and went into inactive mode. A few days ago I noticed he is active again and once more reminded him, offering to solve this without making it public.

He has been on here since I sent the PM and so far, there has been no reply, no email and of course no payment.

So if you consider doing business with him, be careful.

Just want to remind everybody of the bet running on this:
http://webetcoins.com/rounds/41

So the battle is still going on...

So I guess betting on the outcome is pretty safe from now on
http://webetcoins.com/rounds/41

Instead of just leaning back with popcorn, everybody now can bet on the result:

http://webetcoins.com/rounds/41

BitcoinEXpress promises to successfully attack SolidCoin 2.0
CoinHunter promises SolidCoin 2.0 will be fail-safe

If SolidCoin 2.0 is not public before Oct 10, BitcoinEXpress wins.
If no successful attack is reported before Oct 17, Coinhunter wins.

@toffoo, @SomeoneWeird
Thanks!

Unfortunately I'm out of vouchers right now.

Haven't used freebitcoins.betcoin.co, but I had really bad experiences with Super Rewards too. They are used by SwagBucks, www.fishdawg.com/FreeBitcoin and iwantfreebitcoins.com.

Every single time, I had problems with them. None of the tasks was awarded automatically; I had to contact them and proof I did them by sending headers of the confirmation mails. They also asked repeatedly for mail headers when no mail address was required. To top this, they then wanted screenshots of tasks done days ago. Of course I could not provide those anymore, which effectively meant for them that I never did the tasks.

I assume that's their default business practice. They'll charge whoever they do the tasks for while holding back the money.

If you see Super Rewards, stay away. It's not worth your time.

Bump.

Exchange rates have fallen, but the original prices still stand. So you're getting them cheaper now.

First time I ever got one. But I don't have any website running right now, so it's of no use to me.
That's why I thought offering it for now less than a tenth of its value would be interesting for someone.

Lowered to 1btc.
If it doesn't sell now, it goes into the shredder

There are still some left

I'm not arguing that. Half a year is quite long and I'd say people use up the credits way faster.
Besides, the 180 day limit applies to all Skype credits, not just those from the vouchers.

They don't say that where I get the vouchers.
But still, half a year should be enough to talk a few hours.
Heck, I spent several hours on the phone every single month

I only know that the vouchers themselves expire if not redeemed in Skype. There's nowhere stated that they will expire once you redeem them. The credits will be applied to your account.

Yes, but as soon as you redeem them, they are added to your Skype account.
You have about two month to redeem them, that should be plenty of time.