Thank you everyone for sharing your tips and suggestions.But i need an email extension with @gamil.com
i tried to purchase that domain gamil.com but its already registered by someone else.

I have to agree with op's concern as they echo mine also.English is not my first language and as such I always have problem expressing my true thoughts in it.
I do have a lots of time something useful to add to topic of thread or ask an important question but due to my bad English, I ended up making what mosts think an unconstructive post
I know there are local forums but first they are not much active and second more interesting and informative threads are created in English forum

Alright since you want to improve and recently said I would write my opinion on a few of those here it comes. Take it or leave it.

Disclaimer:[1] Im not staff, not related and even though im part of the default trust network I will not leave negative rating on spammer (or not) accounts nor will I leave counter ratings. I dont think trust ratings are appropriate here. Those that will try to discuss this here will be ignored. Write your opinion/arguments about these topic in the existing topics.

I was reading your last 250 posts starting from here[2]. I wrote this while reading so bear with me when you think but it was different later. Your first few posts have large breaks between them and you mainly try to join a campaign. Two month and you did 9 posts.

There is a single post where you engage half heartedly in a discussion in offtopic[3]. Its about blogging from a phone, the OP has 3 questions you reply to one of them. Your answer is very generic in terms of "phones are limited vs. computers". If you have experience in the area I think you could have posted more esp. in regards to the other questions. The timing of your post before and after make it look like a post just to collect the activity points for the period (21.06.2016 14:40:00). Your next post is just after the next period started, by only a few hours. The question that comes to mind is: Is this your only account?

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Here[4] you write that the thread should not have been bumped by the person you quote. Write a report instead, bumping old threads without bringing something new to it is against the rules ("necro posting"). Id say its borderline necro posting.

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Here[5] you ask in a sales thread whether or not neteller can be reversed the same as paypal payments. This is offtopic to the thread. Either search for an existing answer or ask it in the proper section (trading discusison IMHO). It also spawns a small discussion about the topic which usually is a good thing, but here it just helps the OP of the thread to bump it 3 times within 30 minutes. On of them is OP asking you to remove your post.

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More posts asking questions in a sales thread that have little purpose. You participate in the post your X threads in offtopic[6]. If you want to improve, avoid these kind of threads in any section. You can spot them by the countless replies without any discussion or back and forth between people. They have next to no substance to them and are more like a survey than a discussion thread.

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Lets skip the used panty thread and get to another topic, like this[7]. Someone was asking for help with their web wallet, its not actually changed to spam, but lets ignore that here. They have some wallet words and ask whether they can restore them on a different web wallet. You reply that you dont know, but you dont think its possible. You are the first person to actually reply. This would have been a great opportunity for you to help someone. Do quick research and write a better answer. Maybe find out which format these other web wallets use and link to sources. Not only will you learn something, but also potentially someone else.

Would you want "Im not sure, maybe X" or "Yes/No, because <reason> as you can confirm yourself here <link to source>." when you have a question about your coins?

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Next general thing, mega threads. Very long threads with lots of replies.

This is your reply with the quote post you reply to


This is another one 10+ pages earlier


The topic has already been discussed. You also state that you have your own business, yet in an earlier post you said you would quit your job if you could earn money with <forgot, not important>. Also, as mentioned above. If you have a business Im sure you can provide some insights.

In general try to stay away from these very long topics unless you actually read it entirely. If you do you are less likely to engage in a discussion that already took place in the same thread or you bring in points from the previous discussion to make this iteration of the topic more interesting.

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Here[8] is an example for what Hilarious describes above. Lots of words for "I bought a guitar because I want to make videos on youtube with it". The rest is flavortext. You get a reply though, perfect moment to advertise your channel with a link to one of your videos playing said guitar.[9]

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Why not expand on these aspects?

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Why does it matter?


Bitcoin is not anonymous and xapo can and does request their wallet users to profit id information. Again, someone has problem with their coins, do you think you helped them? Would you appreciate a reply like yours if all yours coins were frozen with a service?

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If you think its evil, dont bump their 3 day old thread to the top.

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When you actually care you someone make better posts.

-> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1606042.0

I ll stop now (post #121 from latest) I dont think there will be significant changes to your posting style or new points I want to tell you. It boils down to what hilarious already wrote, put some thought and time in it. Yes it can be difficult sometimes when others around you are posting low quality as well, but its worth it. Before you hit post ask yourself:

#1 do I really want to write this publicly?
#2 does it help anyone but myself if I do?
#3 does my post bring something new to the discussion/topic at hand?

If you answer all the questions with no, just move on without posting. Sometimes its enough to have written the post, it must not be published.

[1] Its a bit sad that I have to write something like this at all, isnt it?
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1429793.msg14666389#msg14666389
[3] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1527148.msg15365039#msg15365039
[4] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1439258.msg15508917#msg15508917
[5] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1540319.msg15511574#msg15511574
[6] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1536310.msg15525172#msg15525172
[7] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1594078.msg16010284#msg16010284
[8] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1562297.msg16060811#msg16060811
[9] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1562297.msg16061178#msg16061178

post quality should be something of clear understanding,depends on the angle with which you view it from.

Read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1684035.0

Just put some effort and thought into your posts like you did this one. Making sure a post is 75 characters long doesn't magically make a post constructive though. In fact, just trying to hit the 75 character count usually has the opposite effect because people tend to stretch out their answers unnecessarily. Also, when all of your posts are around 75+ characters or one or two lines it's very easy to spot a pattern. There's no good reason why any users posts should follow a pattern or all be one or two sentences but this seems to be a habbit of Sig spammers because they somehow seem to think that two sentences is the magic number that suddenly makes a post constructive or not spam which isn't the case.

Anyone else facing this problem ?

My card works fine for normal paypal transactions for virwox it's saying Sorry your card is declined Please add another debit or credit card to complete your purchase for the via paypal payment.

Thanks,

And why has one other different adress in the same transaction and total input/ output 7.23 btc, when I payed just 0,039? What means this?

Thanks,
Marcos

Where is the Philippine government going to get money for free drugs? It is a lie with which they try to distract people from the lawlessness that is happening in the country.

@Pro Gamers, not what I am saying here. I understand the basic math of allocating a network fee, what is happening here is as follows:

Let's say I have an account balance of .0110. I click the withdrawal button and the dialogue comes up with the information that of my .0110 account balance, .0105 is able to be withdrawn, the remaining .0005 is used to cover the network fee. The dialogue also explicitly says that BTCJam does not have a service fee for withdrawals, .0005 is only to cover the network fees. It does not allow me to enter .0110 and then make the deduction, it only allows me to enter the maximum allowable amount as displayed in the dialog box at .0105.

When I enter .0105 in the withdrawal screen and click send I discover that the .0005 is actually removed from the transfer amount, leaving the actual transfer amount of .01. 0005 remains in my account; this essentially means there is no practical way to transfer the full balance of the account as this .0005 is always retained by BTCJam.

Dear Tulkas,

Everytime I make a withdrawal the system rightly says that I must hold back .0005 for the network fee. This is acceptable and understood from the terms of service. However, when the transfer is sent it deducts an additional .0005 from the desired transfer amount and then leaves the already allocated .0005 account balance hanging in the account.

When I wish to withdraw .01 from my account I wish to withdraw the full .01 from my account, not .0095 as occurs now.

Please fix this Problem. I am no longer an active user on Jam and wish to eventually close out my account once all of my Notes are sold. Leaving even a few Cents worth of Bitcoin in my account on your site just pisses me off in the end.

Please confirm when this problem has been fixed.

There seems to be already a scam accusation on the forum here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1686721.0

Thing is that they do not qualify for being called scammers, until someone here hasn't been paid for more than 2-3 weeks. But it should be a clear sign to not continue playing there.