Earning BTC in a 3rd world country

[RealBitcoin]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

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[Japa]

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[Japa]

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[Erkallys]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

It doesn't matter much where do you live honestly , as long as you have a good English and enough knowledge about Bitcoin you should be ready to go however you will need a little investment from your side . (Let's say 0.17BTC or above) which you should buy as a start .
Once you do that , head to the Digital goods section and buy Senior member account then enroll on a signature compaign that pays well (make sure that the account have good quality of posting then enroll on signature compaigns like Bit-x which pays per constructive post) .

Now if you don't want to invest , you will need to have some Skills to start with (e.g Photoshop , web developer , Mobile apps developer etc ..) which are needed and you will get a lot of customers if you are good on what you are doing (Post your services on "Services" section )  I guess you should have some skills ,from what I saw on Freelancer.com most of people are from Pakistan and Indian Feel free to ask more questions if you have any .

About Bit-x, be sute to post mainly on Bitcoin and Economy boards or you will be denied (like I was). Also, if you want to have a quick overview of your post quality, try this tool : http://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/. Just enter your UID (User ID) and it will tell you your potential activity and the most important your estimated post quality. To know your UID, just click on your profile on one of your posts. You can also go to your profile, and then click on "Show general statistics for this member." and the number at the end of the URL is your UID.

[VirosaGITS]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

It doesn't matter much where do you live honestly , as long as you have a good English and enough knowledge about Bitcoin you should be ready to go however you will need a little investment from your side . (Let's say 0.17BTC or above) which you should buy as a start .
Once you do that , head to the Digital goods section and buy Senior member account then enroll on a signature compaign that pays well (make sure that the account have good quality of posting then enroll on signature compaigns like Bit-x which pays per constructive post) .

Now if you don't want to invest , you will need to have some Skills to start with (e.g Photoshop , web developer , Mobile apps developer etc ..) which are needed and you will get a lot of customers if you are good on what you are doing (Post your services on "Services" section )  I guess you should have some skills ,from what I saw on Freelancer.com most of people are from Pakistan and Indian Feel free to ask more questions if you have any .

About Bit-x, be sute to post mainly on Bitcoin and Economy boards or you will be denied (like I was). Also, if you want to have a quick overview of your post quality, try this tool : http://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/. Just enter your UID (User ID) and it will tell you your potential activity and the most important your estimated post quality. To know your UID, just click on your profile on one of your posts. You can also go to your profile, and then click on "Show general statistics for this member." and the number at the end of the URL is your UID.

Ah very nice tool! I'm not sure what the criteria are like... Just length or syntax/grammar/orthography too. But i guess this give a good idea of where you stand in term of chances of getting accepted in a sig campaign.

Here's a sample output;

Code:

Posts: 1846
Activity: 280
Potential Activity: 280
Post Quality: Excellent

Also sometimes Bit-X recruit a tons of user in one batch. Like i think Marco recruited like 10 in a short time before closing signups. Timing your application may be worth keeping an eye on the thread as well.

[nydiacaskey01]

for newbies, i don't recommend signature campaigns yet, learn about bitcoins first, learn how the forums first, read a lot of posts here because if you start right away with signature campaigns, you will end up creating threads with questions that was asked already like "how to earn BTC" 

[Erkallys]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

It doesn't matter much where do you live honestly , as long as you have a good English and enough knowledge about Bitcoin you should be ready to go however you will need a little investment from your side . (Let's say 0.17BTC or above) which you should buy as a start .
Once you do that , head to the Digital goods section and buy Senior member account then enroll on a signature compaign that pays well (make sure that the account have good quality of posting then enroll on signature compaigns like Bit-x which pays per constructive post) .

Now if you don't want to invest , you will need to have some Skills to start with (e.g Photoshop , web developer , Mobile apps developer etc ..) which are needed and you will get a lot of customers if you are good on what you are doing (Post your services on "Services" section )  I guess you should have some skills ,from what I saw on Freelancer.com most of people are from Pakistan and Indian Feel free to ask more questions if you have any .

About Bit-x, be sute to post mainly on Bitcoin and Economy boards or you will be denied (like I was). Also, if you want to have a quick overview of your post quality, try this tool : http://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/. Just enter your UID (User ID) and it will tell you your potential activity and the most important your estimated post quality. To know your UID, just click on your profile on one of your posts. You can also go to your profile, and then click on "Show general statistics for this member." and the number at the end of the URL is your UID.

Ah very nice tool! I'm not sure what the criteria are like... Just length or syntax/grammar/orthography too. But i guess this give a good idea of where you stand in term of chances of getting accepted in a sig campaign.

Here's a sample output;

Code:

Posts: 1846
Activity: 280
Potential Activity: 280
Post Quality: Excellent

Also sometimes Bit-X recruit a tons of user in one batch. Like i think Marco recruited like 10 in a short time before closing signups. Timing your application may be worth keeping an eye on the thread as well.

No sorry, the tool isn't so perfected that it can detect grammar and syntax quality   ! It just calculate the percentage of post that have more than 75 caracters.

[Laosai]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

Welcome to the bitcoin world man! I am also from a third world country (Philippines) and earning bitcoins is big blessing for us especially for a student like me. I also started from scratch and all I do is participate in this forum from the start , until I knew about signature campaign where I can earn with discussing in this forum. But its not recommended for a newbie like you participate in such campaigns. Right now all I can suggest to you is to explore this forum and also the bitcoin world.

"Stop asking, Start exploring"

[crairezx20]

You can bro in services section https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0 you try join in sign campaign the more you have a high rank the more you earn. Then if you have  some knowledge or skill of design or related on the web you can post a thread in services about your skill price of your service. just  go there you can much better if you have some skills. gudluck

[pooya87]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

a couple of things to do and keep in mind before doing anything else:
1) learn how to secure your bitcoin. look up things like "cold storage"
2) remember that when you send bitcoin, there is no charge-back so there are a lot of scammers out there gunning for your trust.
3) use escrow.
4) don't waste your time with things like faucets, double your coin pinzi schemes,....

p.s. can you sell bitcoin to fiat in your country easily?

[Gutemberg]

of course send money super fast anywhere in the world is good, but also whit paypal you can send money everiwhere in the world whit a internet connection,

[VirosaGITS]

of course send money super fast anywhere in the world is good, but also whit paypal you can send money everiwhere in the world whit a internet connection,

And you pay something like 12% in fee. Then you pay for a poor exchange rate, for example when CAD to USD is 0.76 paypal give you 0.73. Overall Paypal is a extremely expensive way to transfer money and its why Bitcoin is so special. You can do it while ignoring all the bureaucratic loops that will take all your money.

[KimNam]

you should also try to convince fiverr.com to allow withdrawals by sellers in bitcoin.  they just started accepting bitcoin for buyers so allowing for sellers may be next.

then you offer your design services there and get paid in bitcoin.

the world is moving in this direction anyways so help move it for your benefit too.

[jacee]

Hello everyone!
i am new to BTC. I am from Pakistan and finding it hard to start with the BTC. Any useful information how to start from scratch if i am from a 3rd world county? Thanks a lot in advance.

I also came from a third world country. I started with bitcoins with taucets, can't hardly get enough coins from it so I invested some of my money to buy my coins and did some trading. Made some from them and then I started signature campaign in here. Made a lot of coins from it and I've been saving it until the btc price goes up.

What I am trying to say is you need to first have an idea what bitcoins is. Know the basics and then with it you will know where to start earning your first coins. You can't expect to get free money. You need to invest in it. Not entirely mkney but also your tome, you need to dedicate yourself to fully understand how the thing works. If you want to grow your coins fast, invest some of yoir fiat and then go to tradig but first as I've said know how it works. You can also try sog campaign here. It lets you earn free coins while you are learning.

[Japa]

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[phishead]

you should also try to convince fiverr.com to allow withdrawals by sellers in bitcoin.  they just started accepting bitcoin for buyers so allowing for sellers may be next.

then you offer your design services there and get paid in bitcoin.

the world is moving in this direction anyways so help move it for your benefit too.

Fiverr is pretty hard to get your name out now and days, and will take someone being willing to give you "a try" to see if you can produce a valuable service that they deem fit.  Now it would be nice to get fiverr to implement a "get paid in bitcoin" feature to spread the word about bitcoin, but for someone just trying to earn some bitcoins, fiverr probably isn't the best option...
unless you have some revolutionary never been done before service on there that a lot of people will flock to fast.

[planetroving]

It usually does not matter which country you are in to be able to earn Bitcoins. You are already registered on bitcointalk, and seem to be in the 777coin signature campaign at the moment, which is a great start. If you have a skill in anything, such as designing logos or websites, then you can go to the Services section of the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

[RealBitcoin]

for newbies, i don't recommend signature campaigns yet, learn about bitcoins first, learn how the forums first, read a lot of posts here because if you start right away with signature campaigns, you will end up creating threads with questions that was asked already like "how to earn BTC" 

You should because nowadays thats the only thing that keeps bitcoiners interested in bitcoin.

The price isnt high anymore so it doesnt attract that many speculators/tradders, most of newbies now want to earn some sort of income.

[tyz]

Agree. If you do not have such skills you also could try to write blog articles, register for paid for click sites like coinad.com or btcclicks.com to make your first Satoshis. Those sites accept all member, no matter where you come from.

It usually does not matter which country you are in to be able to earn Bitcoins. You are already registered on bitcointalk, and seem to be in the 777coin signature campaign at the moment, which is a great start. If you have a skill in anything, such as designing logos or websites, then you can go to the Services section of the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0

[Japa]

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