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August 21, 2016, 10:58:44 AM |
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I advise you not to make your BTCTalk account just for earning money. I have created it for both earning money, sharing opinions and having fun together with the community. You can earn BTC through Signature Campaigns. For Newbies, you can only find a few. You will get paid daily/weekly/monthly in BTC.
No one used to create btctalk accounts for earning bitcoins before but everyone used to come here for knowing more about bitcoin or other crypto currencies discussed on this forum, but now a days it has become the trend that every new account created on this forum is for earning bitcoins. So is there anything wrong with it? If this forum is allowing us to earn bitcoins then why not to take opportunity of it as that is the best and safest way to earn bitcoins. There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
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August 21, 2016, 11:15:32 AM |
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I advise you not to make your BTCTalk account just for earning money. I have created it for both earning money, sharing opinions and having fun together with the community. You can earn BTC through Signature Campaigns. For Newbies, you can only find a few. You will get paid daily/weekly/monthly in BTC.
No one used to create btctalk accounts for earning bitcoins before but everyone used to come here for knowing more about bitcoin or other crypto currencies discussed on this forum, but now a days it has become the trend that every new account created on this forum is for earning bitcoins. So is there anything wrong with it? If this forum is allowing us to earn bitcoins then why not to take opportunity of it as that is the best and safest way to earn bitcoins. There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people. The main objective why we have an account here is because we want to be updated with the suggestions of others on the current standing of bitcoin in the market, earning is just a bonus for our loyalty in staying in the forum and we have a choice what campaign we are going to promote.
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chaosknight
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August 21, 2016, 12:22:58 PM |
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I advise you not to make your BTCTalk account just for earning money. I have created it for both earning money, sharing opinions and having fun together with the community. You can earn BTC through Signature Campaigns. For Newbies, you can only find a few. You will get paid daily/weekly/monthly in BTC.
No one used to create btctalk accounts for earning bitcoins before but everyone used to come here for knowing more about bitcoin or other crypto currencies discussed on this forum, but now a days it has become the trend that every new account created on this forum is for earning bitcoins. So is there anything wrong with it? If this forum is allowing us to earn bitcoins then why not to take opportunity of it as that is the best and safest way to earn bitcoins. There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people. The main objective why we have an account here is because we want to be updated with the suggestions of others on the current standing of bitcoin in the market, earning is just a bonus for our loyalty in staying in the forum and we have a choice what campaign we are going to promote. What you are saying is true but the fact is if campaign stops paying their users for posting then we will see major decline in users on this forum as most of them are here to earn bitcoins.
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bryant.coleman
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August 21, 2016, 12:29:32 PM |
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There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
Who cares about the cry-babies? They are just jealous that others are gaining BTC. My advice is to ignore them. Have you ever noticed Theymos blaming the sig campaigns? For every 100 or 200 users who are enrolled to a signature campaign, there will be 2 or 3 who indulge in spamming. It is up to the campaign managers to kick these spammers out and keep the campaign clean. Our primary objective is to popularize the Bitcoin. Signature campaigns help a lot, in bringing new users to this forum, and to retain the existing users.
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utkarshm
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August 22, 2016, 08:19:22 AM |
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There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
Who cares about the cry-babies? They are just jealous that others are gaining BTC. My advice is to ignore them. Have you ever noticed Theymos blaming the sig campaigns? For every 100 or 200 users who are enrolled to a signature campaign, there will be 2 or 3 who indulge in spamming. It is up to the campaign managers to kick these spammers out and keep the campaign clean. Our primary objective is to popularize the Bitcoin. Signature campaigns help a lot, in bringing new users to this forum, and to retain the existing users. 100% agree with you not all users are spammers and we earn bitcoins and we are not spamming then what is the problems.You said right that they are jealous that others are also earning some bitcoins.That i will say a cheap thinking.It is only making bitcoin more and more popular and its win situation for all of us,it provides us some earnining opportunity and at the same time their sites also gets promotions here.
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dunfida
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August 22, 2016, 10:40:58 AM |
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There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
Who cares about the cry-babies? They are just jealous that others are gaining BTC. My advice is to ignore them. Have you ever noticed Theymos blaming the sig campaigns? For every 100 or 200 users who are enrolled to a signature campaign, there will be 2 or 3 who indulge in spamming. It is up to the campaign managers to kick these spammers out and keep the campaign clean. Our primary objective is to popularize the Bitcoin. Signature campaigns help a lot, in bringing new users to this forum, and to retain the existing users. 100% agree with you not all users are spammers and we earn bitcoins and we are not spamming then what is the problems.You said right that they are jealous that others are also earning some bitcoins.That i will say a cheap thinking.It is only making bitcoin more and more popular and its win situation for all of us,it provides us some earnining opportunity and at the same time their sites also gets promotions here. Thats the main purpose of signature campaigns theyre are paying on every participants who advertise their sites which is a really good thing. Spammers cannot be avoided since there are people that likes to spam and aim just to get easy money fast thats why some signature campaigns become strict.
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fkvidar
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August 22, 2016, 01:41:14 PM |
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There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
Who cares about the cry-babies? They are just jealous that others are gaining BTC. My advice is to ignore them. Have you ever noticed Theymos blaming the sig campaigns? For every 100 or 200 users who are enrolled to a signature campaign, there will be 2 or 3 who indulge in spamming. It is up to the campaign managers to kick these spammers out and keep the campaign clean. Our primary objective is to popularize the Bitcoin. Signature campaigns help a lot, in bringing new users to this forum, and to retain the existing users. 100% agree with you not all users are spammers and we earn bitcoins and we are not spamming then what is the problems.You said right that they are jealous that others are also earning some bitcoins.That i will say a cheap thinking.It is only making bitcoin more and more popular and its win situation for all of us,it provides us some earnining opportunity and at the same time their sites also gets promotions here. Thats the main purpose of signature campaigns theyre are paying on every participants who advertise their sites which is a really good thing. Spammers cannot be avoided since there are people that likes to spam and aim just to get easy money fast thats why some signature campaigns become strict. Yes and many campaigns have stopped accepting new participants especially for the same reason, and they are also removing inactive accounts which is actually a right thing to do.
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August 22, 2016, 02:05:45 PM |
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There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
Who cares about the cry-babies? They are just jealous that others are gaining BTC. My advice is to ignore them. Have you ever noticed Theymos blaming the sig campaigns? For every 100 or 200 users who are enrolled to a signature campaign, there will be 2 or 3 who indulge in spamming. It is up to the campaign managers to kick these spammers out and keep the campaign clean. Our primary objective is to popularize the Bitcoin. Signature campaigns help a lot, in bringing new users to this forum, and to retain the existing users. 100% agree with you not all users are spammers and we earn bitcoins and we are not spamming then what is the problems.You said right that they are jealous that others are also earning some bitcoins.That i will say a cheap thinking.It is only making bitcoin more and more popular and its win situation for all of us,it provides us some earnining opportunity and at the same time their sites also gets promotions here. Thats the main purpose of signature campaigns theyre are paying on every participants who advertise their sites which is a really good thing. Spammers cannot be avoided since there are people that likes to spam and aim just to get easy money fast thats why some signature campaigns become strict. Yes and many campaigns have stopped accepting new participants especially for the same reason, and they are also removing inactive accounts which is actually a right thing to do. Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud.
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bryant.coleman
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August 22, 2016, 06:21:51 PM |
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Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud.
Actually, it is quite easy to stop spamming. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Ban signature campaigns for members with an activity of less than 120, unless they pass careful screening. 2. Don't pay for posts made with an interval of less than 3 minutes. 3. Encourage other users to report spammers (a monetary reward would be fantastic). 4. Ban anyone who indulges in unprovoked personal attacks. 5. Give importance to fixed-pay campaigns (with a minimum post requirement) over the pay-per-post campaigns.
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LTU_btc
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August 22, 2016, 11:15:09 PM |
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Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud.
Actually, it is quite easy to stop spamming. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Ban signature campaigns for members with an activity of less than 120, unless they pass careful screening. 2. Don't pay for posts made with an interval of less than 3 minutes. 3. Encourage other users to report spammers (a monetary reward would be fantastic). 4. Ban anyone who indulges in unprovoked personal attacks. 5. Give importance to fixed-pay campaigns (with a minimum post requirement) over the pay-per-post campaigns. Your ideas is very good, but I have to disagree with number 2. Many users like meare very bussy, they have jobs and their casual life. They can't spend whole day in forum and can write only when have few free minutes.
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Zadicar
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August 23, 2016, 03:54:11 AM |
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There is nothing in it unless the people who come here for that purpose don't spam around with new accounts and make a bad reputation of a campaign, it happens a lot when a newbie starts spamming after enrolling a campaign and when a senior member see that they just blame the campaign, but the campaign is just giving the community a chance to earn money, but they get blamed just because of such people.
Who cares about the cry-babies? They are just jealous that others are gaining BTC. My advice is to ignore them. Have you ever noticed Theymos blaming the sig campaigns? For every 100 or 200 users who are enrolled to a signature campaign, there will be 2 or 3 who indulge in spamming. It is up to the campaign managers to kick these spammers out and keep the campaign clean. Our primary objective is to popularize the Bitcoin. Signature campaigns help a lot, in bringing new users to this forum, and to retain the existing users. 100% agree with you not all users are spammers and we earn bitcoins and we are not spamming then what is the problems.You said right that they are jealous that others are also earning some bitcoins.That i will say a cheap thinking.It is only making bitcoin more and more popular and its win situation for all of us,it provides us some earnining opportunity and at the same time their sites also gets promotions here. Thats the main purpose of signature campaigns theyre are paying on every participants who advertise their sites which is a really good thing. Spammers cannot be avoided since there are people that likes to spam and aim just to get easy money fast thats why some signature campaigns become strict. Yes and many campaigns have stopped accepting new participants especially for the same reason, and they are also removing inactive accounts which is actually a right thing to do. Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud. We are once newbie back then but for me i have done the opposite thing compared to those newbies who likes to spam anywhere. When i was a newbie i didnt join any signature campaigns directly i just study first and learning thing here insider the forum and reading all those information regarding the rules and regulation of both forum and signature campaigns which is a really big help for my bitcoin journey.
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August 23, 2016, 04:24:24 AM |
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Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud.
Actually, it is quite easy to stop spamming. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Ban signature campaigns for members with an activity of less than 120, unless they pass careful screening. 2. Don't pay for posts made with an interval of less than 3 minutes. 3. Encourage other users to report spammers (a monetary reward would be fantastic). 4. Ban anyone who indulges in unprovoked personal attacks. 5. Give importance to fixed-pay campaigns (with a minimum post requirement) over the pay-per-post campaigns. I believe that a signature campaign way of work should be the problems of the ones who created it... also 3. Encourage other users to report spammers (a monetary reward would be fantastic). would be great tho
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Mastsetad
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August 23, 2016, 05:01:52 PM |
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Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud.
Actually, it is quite easy to stop spamming. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Ban signature campaigns for members with an activity of less than 120, unless they pass careful screening. 2. Don't pay for posts made with an interval of less than 3 minutes. 3. Encourage other users to report spammers (a monetary reward would be fantastic). 4. Ban anyone who indulges in unprovoked personal attacks. 5. Give importance to fixed-pay campaigns (with a minimum post requirement) over the pay-per-post campaigns. Nice suggestions, but i don't think the first suggestion would work as there are accounts being traded always in Auctions section so anyone could buy one and join a campaign again, so the managers should just check the posts and ban them accordingly. And suggestion number 3 is good to be used because if someone gets a monetary reward for reporting an spammer then there would be a lot of people reporting spammers, if staff find the report reasonable they should reward him and if they find it useless they should ban the reporter to prevent people reporting everything.
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August 23, 2016, 05:07:45 PM |
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Because new participants has a very limited space for signature even the is forbidden that's why newbie account is not ideal for advertisement and i think newbie account is just spamming around the forum. Hahaha. By the way we once newbie and like them so be proud.
Actually, it is quite easy to stop spamming. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Ban signature campaigns for members with an activity of less than 120, unless they pass careful screening. 2. Don't pay for posts made with an interval of less than 3 minutes. 3. Encourage other users to report spammers (a monetary reward would be fantastic). 4. Ban anyone who indulges in unprovoked personal attacks. 5. Give importance to fixed-pay campaigns (with a minimum post requirement) over the pay-per-post campaigns. Disagree with number 3. If people get money out of reporting spammers, then they will just make or use a different account and post spams. Then they'll use their main account to report the post. It's so simple to do and they'll make money out of it. Number 5 might somehow reduce the spamming but I don't like the idea of it. Pay-per-post is better than fixed-pay. In pay per post, you'll get paid depending on how much effort that you have done, in this case, how much posts have you done in a certain period of time. Having a fixed pay removes your privilege of getting paid for doing more than the minimum work.
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August 24, 2016, 01:49:20 AM |
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Signature and avatar campaign is the best way to earn money on bitcointalk, please visit this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0you can try it ! But I think that with your activity you can not do much.
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August 24, 2016, 06:44:10 AM |
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He is already a member now so I think he can earn a good amount of money if his demand is not that big, actually for a signature campaign considered as a way to earn money that is already a blessing on our stay here but we cannot just focus on that as there are more opportunities here that we can earn bigger.
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August 24, 2016, 06:47:27 AM |
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He is already a member now so I think he can earn a good amount of money if his demand is not that big, actually for a signature campaign considered as a way to earn money that is already a blessing on our stay here but we cannot just focus on that as there are more opportunities here that we can earn bigger. That's right, and we could still try other methods to earn, we should not limit ourselves and we should always have an option and a back up so when the first job broke up, atleast we have another one or two jobs on the line... Signature campaign alone won't give you high earning and just enough compensation, just right to buy a candy or anything that is cheap every day... ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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August 24, 2016, 08:50:52 AM |
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He is already a member now so I think he can earn a good amount of money if his demand is not that big, actually for a signature campaign considered as a way to earn money that is already a blessing on our stay here but we cannot just focus on that as there are more opportunities here that we can earn bigger. That's right, and we could still try other methods to earn, we should not limit ourselves and we should always have an option and a back up so when the first job broke up, atleast we have another one or two jobs on the line... Signature campaign alone won't give you high earning and just enough compensation, just right to buy a candy or anything that is cheap every day... ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I agree, with the amount of earnings here it could no suffice for our needs in a daily basis, especially those who have a bigger family and the bread winner at the same time they are in demand of more money to give comfort to their family, we work hard in real job and it is a blessing we have bitcoin as our side job.
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Sell accounts, sell services and trade bitcoins/altcoins, just some of the options.
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August 25, 2016, 10:07:43 PM |
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I'd say the easiest way to make bitcoin on an easy basis would have to be joining a signature campaign, risky way would be to exchange btc or lend it for profit!
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