Your thread does not seem like there has been enough effort put into it and I would be willing to bet that it is driving many potential customers away. You have to do your best to provide as much information as you possibly can; add more prices, typical packages, explain how you are performing the boosting so that they know whether or not they trust your method to keep their account safe. Little things go a long way towards showing your customers that you care about your business and having them interact with your business. People can tell if they're doing more work to buy something from you than you are to sell them something and it comes at a very heavy cost to operate in this manner. You will very quickly drown yourself out because you are demanding convenience from our customers when this is exactly what they come to you for; if they can go to some simple website and buy the same thing for a similar price and it's even easier to "check-out", then you better expect them to do exactly that. I would suggest contacting somebody that can help you out with thread design, I would contact SFR10, if I were in your position.

Their graphic-design/thread-design thread can be found : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1136108.0

They will be able to help you organize your pricing, information and everything else in a way that is attractive, creative and shows your customers that you are for real.

Do you offer coaching by any chance? I am a CS:GO player, I play ESEA and MM, but I am looking to improve rather than simply boost my rank artificially.

Yes, if you'd like further analysis feel free to shoot me a PM and I'll give you my opinion.
There are many users around here with a lot more to say on this subject than I do, but in my personal opinion try to stay away from threads with too many replies for you to read through them. I like to read every reply to a thread prior to replying so that I know I am not repeating another user's input and I've fully understood the discussion being had. I see you've posted in a handful of "mega-threads" and generally these do not house proper discussion, it is users repeating the same one-liners page after page, even if you quote/reply to a user directly they most likely will never see it or respond.

Another very valuable piece of advice I would offer to you is to keep at least a half an hour between your posts, this forum is more laid-back, relaxed and even slow-pace, most users do not like to see that the same user has bumped the last 5-threads in a row of any given section. Read, proofread, reread and edit your posts with as much effort as you can so you know you are giving your all with every post; put your full thought out there so there is no confusion or need for clarification. Burst-Posting is generally frowned upon by almost everybody.

You do not need to add extra words or punctuation for no reason just to make your posts longer, a quality post is just any contribution to a discussion, or the contribution of a discussion, service or good to the forum. If you are not presenting a new, creative thought then you are repeating what has already been said; Quality posts are unique, helpful, thought-provoking, opportunity-providing, service-providing or something of that altruistic, informative or genuinely inquisitive vein.

Some helpful links -
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=20333.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1649348.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1741988.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1743081.0


So now it seems you have an offer of $60/month from aTriz and I, or an offer from Jamal for $50/week; I will act as aTriz and no longer feed the drama, I apologize for any animosity, I just wanted to throw my opinion on the weight of each offer. There may even be another user interested in throwing $10 into the pot as well, I'll shoot them a PM and see if they're still interested in this kind of thing.

I find it interesting that you refuse to take any accountability for the campaigns you manage when they go bad. You sure are quick to talk up your successes and claim this to be an act of trust, yet when the campaign go badly you do not see this as an abuse of that trust. By your own logic, you betrayed the trust of everyone that participated in theses 4 campaigns. They weren't your fault "at all", meaning there was nothing you could have improved upon or done better in any capacity? You did everything perfectly and still somehow they went badly and wrongfully the blame comes out of your trust, is this the case?


I would hate to trust somebody with $500k when it has a 15% chance to "go badly" and have you refuse to take responsibility. You said you've done about 30 ICOs or campaigns and 4 have went badly, do you think other campaign managers have a 15% failure rate? This high amount of failure is unique to the campaigns you run.


It's quite amusing to me that you want to brush this off as trolling when I'm simply trying to address very realistic concerns that any participants of any campaign of yours should have. You claim to have over 5000 participants trusting you, and yet you act as if you are short on participants on post on this single user's thread to recruit them for a secret campaign you will not publicly disclose. I bet you think your trust rating is full of users trolling you as well.

15% of the campaigns you run, by your own admission fail and you also believe none of these are your fault. I'll let your own story stand for itself, because you make yourself look worse than I ever could. It is very easy to stand beside your successes, but it takes a real man to stand by his failures and swear to do better.

OP, my offer still stands.

You are no competition to the already established campaign managers.
Your feedback is all warranted, well-deserved; not bogus or false.
There was no personal issue between you and any DT members resulting in your negative.

So far you are at least 3-lies deep in just only 1-sentence. That sentence is poorly structured and definitely a run-on, but none-the-less full of blatant lies.

Escrowing funds doesn't help if you are still the one deciding whether or not to release the funds, as we have established you cannot be trusted to make these judgement calls; so the escrow would have to be somewhat of a campaign manager themselves to make the judgement unbiased.


Interesting approach to addressing criticism, ignoring it completely; that's a very convenient approach so that you do not need to improve yourself or hold yourself accountable for past actions. It certainly seems as though you think all of the negative feedback, and the "negative"-neutrals are unwarranted, false-claims and misuses of the trust system. I would submit to OP that this refusal to take responsibility for past actions shows enough about their character and childishness that I do not even need to explain it. I have done the research, I've seen you start multiple signature campaign threads that get trashed after 100's of users have advertised free for you for a week. I stand by the trust ratings of the prestige members, who do not give you feedback out of a personal grudge or some business monopoly conspiracy; until you are willing to reflect on your own actions and take note of what you are doing that is disapproved by other, there is no hope for you.

Shipping is only a few dollars at most; even transaction fees are several dollars at the least, so I am confused what you plan to sell that you believe to be worth it, if not for the shipping costs. 2-Day shipping across a country is only $5-$10 for a small box. Just my input, but you should try to have more than a few dollars of items to sell before you actually attempt to ship it somewhere to receive a high-fee transaction in cryptocurrency, only to have a minuscule input for the future.


You have not added anything to the discussion, thread or service; This would be so much more relevant if you had actually used the service or asked previous questions that had been answered at the very least. This just seems like the awkward guy at the office that jumps into your private conversation with somebody else just to feel like they're apart of something they were not invited into. I just don't know why you bothered posting this, who is this for?


It is good to hear you take your business seriously and I can understand the growing pains of opening a new pathway for business while still maintaining your old avenues. Which method of contact have you used for first attempt at contact? I have checked my phone, email and PMs without receiving any communications; I will re-do your form later tonight, but for future reference where shall I expect the first point of contact to be?

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I would take a look through Jamal's feedback/trust ratings for a feeling for how it would be to work with him. The most positive feedback I can find from a trustworthy member notates that Jamal pays late, if at all and can barely adhere to his own terms.

I don't mean to be the negative Nancy around here, but any company that is willing to operate under Jamal's campaign management is already suspect at best. You may or may not get paid from whatever they get you to advertise, but it seems near impossible to take part in their campaigns, come out satisfied and feeling like they held up their end of the deal.

I guess I was wrong about it being the best offer in terms of how much you'll be offered as payment, but I still stand by it being the best offer overall; it offers you a chance to improve yourself and get to the levels of contribution that is actually desired instead of just scraping by with sketchy campaigns run by inconsistent campaign managers. I'm trying to save you the headache and frustration of chasing copy + paste money.

I made a similar offer to someone else a few weeks back, but they weren't interested so maybe you will find it a more appealing proposition. You are asking for $90 a week for their signature, avatar and personal message fields, however you're failing to realize how unrealistic what you're asking actually is.



You are not posting quality posts, therefore your amount of posts per week is irrelevant and certainly should not be increased. You need to increase the quality of your posts, not the quantity. You are lying to yourself if you truly believe the majority of your posts are in Bitcoin/Altcoin boards recently.

What I'll do is I'll put $10 in an escrow to pay you not post in any thread about a signature campaign, bounty, ICO, Air-drop, twitter campaign or micro-earning thread for one-month while remaining active here on this forum. About half of your posts are centered around being paid to post. I'm sure I don't need to explain how that is a turn off, not only to those who would consider paying you, but it also annoys everyone that is a typical-user of this forum. Almost everyone is sick of users that post low-quality nonsense, only to increase post count, their activity and pray they'll be paid for their nonconstructive input, copy-paste "+1" type posts.

It's strange that you have the information to come to the correct conclusion, still it eludes you; Signature campaigns offer a restricted number of spots, as they are looking for the greatest contributors to this forum. I do not understand your response being to make another post, which cannot under no stretch of the imagination be considered a contribution. Then to sit there and honestly believe someone will come crawling to you, like there is a shortage of applicants. I'm behooved by this kind of reasoning. You cannot have thought this through, there is a chance at redemption, because this is not activity born out of malevolence.


Now I know this isn't your highly sought after $90 a week pay-rate, but hear me out when I say this is the best offer you will get.

Learn about bitcoin, the conversations you can have about the potential and future direction and try to learn how it is developed; you could even try thoroughly reading the white-paper until you could explain everything about bitcoin from start until now. It doesn't feel like you care to be a part of the community, so again my offer is serious.. I will put $10 in an escrow to be released to you after 1-month if you refrain from posting in the aforementioned threads and are determined to have actually been making an effort towards learning, improving and maybe providing something of value to the community. Your signature/Personal text must remain empty during this time as well. You may meet some people, make meaningful connections and even find an opportunity to earn outside of burst-posting. Only post when you have something new to say, offer or ask; for all other things there is a search function.

Let me know if you're interested in actually providing something other than spam to the forum, if not I guess you can keep doing what you're doing until you're frustrated enough to abandon your account (which may be the better option, if your only interest is bounties and campaigns.)

If someone else thinks I am promoting something negative with my proposition, I'm listening, but it could be an interesting idea for dealing with those worth rehabilitation.


Hopefully this politeness translates into grace when dealing with being presented your situation in a way that allows to you approach it productively.

While I am entirely optimistic about this premise and your business initiative, I cannot say that I am not skeptical of problems that are sure to arise with this kind of thing. I am wondering if you accept escrow and allow for funds to be released to you upon safe landing of the customer's flight, this would of course be to avoid fraud and headaches that could potentially be caused by fraud or even mistakes. Escrow with good terms will definitely need to be common practice for this service to garner any serious interest with longevity.

How are these tickets obtained?

Nobody will want to purchase tickets that could be illegal, or even grey area. You should offer more transparency, clarification and explanation about your service, else you will probably only receive contact from people looking to scam you.

Last thing for now, do you accept alternative currencies as well? Bitcoin transaction fees have been consistently gigantic for quite some time now. What information will the customer need to provide in order to receive their ticket, and how can your customer feel safe with providing you this information?

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Take a peek, or verify for yourself! Clean as a whistle, as usual.

This user is correct, Gemini can service New York residents; as I'm sure you're aware of by now it is not illegal to sell, use or trade bitcoins in New York, but it is difficult for a business to serve you.

I personally know New York residents that regularly use Coinbase and Gemini too move their coins around and there are no restrictions on selling, buying, withdrawing or depositing that is exclusive to New York.

The restrictions in place in New York are just another way for governments and big business to attempt to manipulate, control and exploit the already thriving bitcoin markets, because it threatens their current infrastructure. They would do anything in an attempt to stifle bitcoin until they can create a "feasible" alternative, or force it to fail with their targeted investments.

Simply google "US Bitcoin Exchange" or "New York Bitcoin Exchange" and start researching which one sounds like the best to you; that being said there are users around here that would highly recommend against using exchanges at all, calling them "economic suicide" because of past failings of exchanges. Be warned that exchanges are not as safe as handling the coin yourself, but that is the price you pay if you're living in New York and dealing with Bitcoins.

That being said, I believe certain websites do not refuse service to US Residents because they do not have KYC regulations so there is no way for them to know where their customer reside, however these businesses tend to refuse service to US IP addresses. I'm not sure if the liability falls on the individual, business or both (you'd have to check your legislation/jurisdiction), but this may be an option; I haven't looked into it enough to suggest it personally, but there are many who do this.

As I've been browsing around the forums I just cannot keep my eyes off of the screen that has Crypto-Games.net open; I have some pretty solid settings going for Auto-bet on Hi-Lo and so everything has been going pretty well. Making some steady profit and beyond that I didn't even have to deposit any of my own money; I was able to hop right on and drink from the faucet so that I could play without any hassle.

It feels like you guys do things the right way, you have plenty of loyalty rewards, faucet tiers and a chat that is more active than any gambling site I've ever seen. You clearly set a standard unlike any of your competitors or those that cannot even claim themselves significant enough to be a competitor. There's constantly hundreds and hundreds of users betting at a mile a minute, wagering thousands of dollars every single minute. When I've ended up on other casinos it feels desolate, there are so many restrictions on faucets, withdrawals that it really is truly refreshing to see how user-oriented your thinking is when laying out your casino.

The raffles, and prizes for those that are thee most loyal members or most involved users is extremely incentivizing and it is more than a gimmick to encourage betting. There seems to be a higher concentration of success, profit and customer satisfaction airing out of your casino than anywhere elsse with these classic games.



When I see a sweet string of green Satoshis it just feels right, makes me want to stay awake for another 3-minutes just to hit the faucet and make larger bets.

I have this trouble where I get into some profit, but then it very quickly disappears and puts me in the red very hard. Anyways, your casino is addicting, I'm happy that it was introduced to me; keep up the good work, you're the only casino I've been able too hang around for morose than 10-minutes. I get bored of bad programming, unfair house-edges, empty faucets, withdrawal restrictions and no appreciation for the users. You guys have really carved out your place as one of the top-dogs of Crypto Casinos.

Now if I can just get my hands on one of those winning lottery tickets I'll be all set.

I have the MSI gaming laptop Apache GE72; it has a GTX 965M inside of it and I think it sounds like it should meet your needs fairly well. I periodically boot it up to recover old files, perform updates, maintenance and the only problem is that it needs a new screen. My roommate dropped her keys on the screen and now it doesn't work. I used to play games on it lightly, games like PUBG, H1Z1 and a few other higher end productions. It's in great condition, works fine, nothing internally wrong or malfunctioning.

The only thing that sounds like it may not fit your criteria, is that the screen may be a little larger than you're asking; I'm pretty sure it's 16'' if I'm remembering correctly.

For the most part the laptop was used for gaming, school, light-streaming and small work projects. I'm wondering if it would interested you to negotiate this, it can handle the kind of things you're looking to do with it and as I said the only problem is needing a screen replacement.

I'm watching the thread, feel free to respond here or shoot me a PM if that works better for you; I'm flexible on the price, just want something fair. You can pick the escrow, I honestly don't mind who it is as long as they're a regular, and preferably one of the "official" escrows. I'm also very close to you, as you mentioned NY/NJ I may to able to meet in person for you to take a look and verify everything yourself. I still have the original box that I could ship it in as well, always kept it in case I needed it for storage or something like this.

The laptop was about $2,000 new, but I would definitely be interested in accepting a price closer to what you've laid out.

The immense amount of shame I've been feeling these past 12-hours is a new experience for me. I just started taking a peak at Crypto-Kitties and used the little bit of extra ETH I had laying around to fund a starter account, here I am 12-hours later without any sleep and I'm still reading about traits, genes and other nonsense about CryptoKitties.

I'll say that easily 95% of my gas usage comes from CryptoKitties and the other 5% is moving funds around for CryptoKitties; I did not have any use for ETH prior to this, I only would buy some and hold it when I believed it was going to increase in value. It's been a good alternative to Bitcoin when the market goes bearish, but at this point it feels as though ETH actually has a usage other than being a place holder for me.

I haven't slept in over a day because of this silly game, but I've made some profit and learned a ridiculous amount of information; if you asked me what I thought I'd be doing today it would not have anything to do with CryptoKitties, yet here we are.

This game impresses me in a lot of ways, of course it's goofy and a little bit silly, but it does a phenomenal job of putting all of the CryptoCurrency terms into some relatable terms in order to introduce the concept to a much wider audience base. This game would entertain anyone old enough to play Neopets or old enough to be an experienced market manipulator. This is an excellent way to help deal with the vast amount of interest crypto has received from regular people that may struggle to understand crypto in terms more complex than kitties and breeding. That being said, I'm having a romp playing it, breeding Fancy cats, profiting off of lucky breeds and working my way up to better kitties.

I read through the thread so that I didn't ask any questions you've already addressed or responded to; but it seems like this fellow was never responded to within the thread and therefore these questions live on through me. I have been trying to level up a new account to level 30 after I got my old account hacked and it is absolutely dreadful; it looks like you have a very cheap level 30 NA account for only $6. I'd be happy to purchase this assuming you accept escrow or are willing to provide the account + e-mail first.

For clarification do you provide e-mail access/control for these accounts as well so that they are harder to be recovered?

My last hang-up is the payment methods, I could pay you via Paypal or Skrill if need be, because Bitcoin transaction fees are just simply too high for it to be worth sending such a small amount. However, it would be preferably if I could send you an alternate coin of some kind, Litecoin, Ethereum possibly?

Oh, and by the way when you are trying to bump your thread it is normally proper etiquette to delete your old "bump" post and then simple post a new one; this avoids what we see in this thread, post after post, an entire wall of your self-bumps. It looks cleaner to just use one.

Now I may be horrible mistaken, but from where I'm standing it looks like you're offering avatar designs for free. Assuming this is the case,  I was wondering if you would you be kind enough to consider whipping up one for myself? I don't need anything fancy, but of course your finest work would be appreciated; there is something very enjoyable about a creative artist putting their all into a piece. At any rate, you get what you pay for and it's not as though I'm going to complain about whatever work you manage. I would however offer up any review, feedback or even criticism I deem necessary or at least helpful.

I don't know if you take suggestions on styles, schemes or anything like that, but I'm happy to oblige and play by your rules, working with whatever system you've figured out for yourself. Respond here or shoot me a PM if you'd like to discuss anything further, I'll be watching the thread of course.

If avatars are a small-fee as opposed to free by some miscommunication and I'm misunderstanding I wouldn't mind that either, just let me know either way. I'll be interested in future thread design work as well, for serious discussion threads, a sales/service thread I have planned, assuming I like the style and the way everything goes.

Also if you don't mind me asking why is Thread design the highest priced service?

That's funny because my friend that was looking at their site with me was saying the same thing; I was asking their opinion on whether or not I should go through with using OP's service and they replied "They call it Junk; they won't be giving you anything near what it is worth." This tells me that this might be a bit of a rough marketing attempt, but if you maneuver it properly I'm sure you could spin it into a positive.

I have not received any communications or contact from your company yet to discuss the forms, my items, negotiate prices or even touch bases to verify if I'm a real person with a real item. I've been eagerly awaiting contact from you guys, because I have a lot of things I'd like to unload if you are going to be able to meet me at a fair price.

It seems that you are either completely swamped by business or this is not your primary focus, because I feel as though as it has been quite a long time; many, many days have gone by since I filled out your forms and still no contact. Are you experiencing growing pains? Is this your first rodeo online?

We're here to help, but there has been a frustrating lack of communication, clarification and explanation on a few key-points. The sooner we get the ball rolling the sooner you and everyone else around here will know whether this is going to work out.

Bitcoin has been breezing past bad press since the very beginning. I remember when Silk Road was seized and everybody assumed that was the only reason anyone was using Bitcoin, so it ought to die now that Silk Road has. I remember banks putting out press releases trying to nit-pick at the flaws of bitcoin while ignoring their own flaws. There has been so many reports and news stories trying to demonize Bitcoin and paint it as a criminally tax-free, money-laundering haven for terrorist, human traffickers and the worst of human kind.

From what I've seen Bitcoin has made fools out of any and every single person that has said these types of things; Bitcoin is like the new pretty girl in town, everyone has their eyes on her and everyone has their own "story" about her, whether they're true or not is for the real friends to know.

I don't worry about the bad press bitcoin gets, because until these "Whistle-Blowers"   realize that fiat currencies come with the same, and in many cases even more problems than bitcoin, then there is no reason to pay them any credence; if you ask these people to describe Bitcoin, they will believe, smugly, that they are the prophet that can see through Bitcoin for the ponzi-scheme that it is.

I already wrote a raving review in your Mystery Box thread, and I'll try not to let my satisfaction with that box effect my feedback in this thread in anyway. I've got to say I am pretty impressed with the 2-day shipping that was used to get my item to me, because normally when the items are so cheap the shipping cost are most of the profit/gain margin for the seller. Whenever I deal with users around forums they always send me the cheapest shipping option, which ends up taking weeks, much longer than 2-day shipping.

There hasn't been enough time for me since I've received the lock-pick set to use it in any capacity; however I gave it some tugs, pulls, tests and maybe a couple bites if we're being honest. They are good quality lock-picks, very sturdy and durable feeling. It would not be an easy thing to accidentally bend any of these and that's normally a huge problem with cheaper sets.

All in all, TECSHARE, you've exceeded my expectations on the quantity of items received, quality of items received, customer service, payment arrangements, shipping speed and responsiveness. Keep up the solid work, you are an asset and it was a fun time.

This is the kind of trouble I was hoping to not stir up, people misinterpreting what you said (as I did) to mean that you are not accepting escrow; I hope this user sees this and realizes that you are in fact accepting escrow, if this is sincerely the only reason they are avoiding the service.


This sounds like a highlight and a low-light at the same time. While we've all been talking about how great an escrow would be, it is highly recommended that you use an escrow from this site, a highly trusted user with a long track-record of integrity. This is because when you use 3rd party sites, many users around here see this as fraudulent and you may as well not use an escrow at all, because there are too many factors to control for security. I saw earlier you were talking about your lawyer acting as an escrow, and this too is a horrible idea. Users want an escrow they can trust and that is almost exclusively going to be another user of this forum from the recognized escrow list. There is no reason for anyone here to trust the lawyer you are paying to protect yourself; there is also no reason for this lawyer to protect anybody except the person (you) that is paying them.

I've filled out your form, and I'm hoping to be contacted soon because I would like to see how this process works and hope to come to agreeable terms with you. It seems like you're willing to go out of your way to make your customers feel comfortable, so I hope you do not fall short on this very important escrow issue.


This is mostly as I expected, however your website was requiring address information, Paypal information and other things as well in order to submit the form; I am not sure if this is a mistake, or if you intend people to fill out fake information when they're unwilling to provide their real information.

Under what circumstances would you be willing to pay for the shipping on an item?



Which form of contact will you be attempting first?

I have provided  a valid E-mail, phone and of course you can feel free to PM me on here. I am looking forward to negotiating, getting a fair price and moving this process along. In my opinion, it should probably ask the customer their preferred method of contact to cut down on hassle for all parties.


It would be incredibly hard to accept any valuable jewelry in a manner such as this, there would need to be appraisers, versification and certifications of all sorts in order to even get a fair price; if you're able to get a fair price worked out then it will be another headache to verify you sent the piece that was appraised, unaltered in anyway.