Cryptotalk.net - get 0.0001 BTC per post

[katrimans]

Forum is very simple and smooth. but posts need to approval from moderators. you should allow people to post their way. if you find unsubstantial posts then remove them.  and add signature space also, I think posting referral isn't allowed. as usual. so if you add signature space we can promote our links/referrals also.  

[Bitinity]

Forum is very simple and smooth. but posts need to approval from moderators. you should allow people to post their way. if you find unsubstantial posts then remove them.  and add signature space also, I think posting referral isn't allowed. as usual. so if you add signature space we can promote our links/referrals also.  

Afaik only first 3 or 5 of your posts needs to be approved by moderator/admin, then you can post as you wish unless they have changed the rules lately.
Agree on adding the signature to promote your ref link, but seems that it is allowed to post your ref link in a thread (new thread created by yourself) because I see many threads to spread ref link.

[cyberguy]

I would like to share my (negative) experiences at cryptotalk.net I leave it to the readers to decide as they deem fit.

I signed up at the said forum about 5 weeks ago using the id cyberguy, posted a little over 25 posts and got my first payment promptly after requesting it. I happily started posting again, but when I had posted about 20 more posts, suddenly found my membership deleted along with all my posts. All my posts were original content based on facts I had learnt from various sources, but I never did any copy pasting of articles. To get an idea of the type of stuff I posted please have a look at this thread started by me. This is when I posted here requesting the admin to clarify matters. I know such posts will not interest everyone, but there was nothing in the forum rules against it, so I carried on with a variety of topics that came to my mind.

After my id got deleted I posted here seeking clarification from the admin and got this lame reply. I maintained silence and did not try to defend myself in spite of the admin accusing me of making copy paste posts, because I had managed to register again using the same id and had started to post. I was prepared to overlook what had happened. Once again I managed to complete 25 posts, following which I requested a payment. The payment was not as prompt as before, but I received it, and then started posting again. Last Monday, I had completed another set of 25 posts and made a payment request. On Wednesday morning I found once again that my id had been deleted again with all my posts.

I do not understand what sort of  forum the admin wishes to build. He accused me of copy pasting merely due to the length of my posts without any further investigation. If someone takes the time to carefully read the posts of some members who have posted over 100 posts it will be quite evident how copy pasting has been done by some of them.

The remnants of a thread started by me can be found here

Below I am posting the 3 posts which I had posted on this thread which have now been deleted (these are from local copies i had saved after posting) You will observe "mocacinno" has quoted my last post. I am only doing this so that readers can be convinced that the information posted by me, previously is true, since the admin may make an appearance and start accusing me again.

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The API at https://blockchain.info can be used to generate image files with QR codes of a required resolution. Open up any GUI web browser, type

Code:

https://blockchain.info/qr?data=your_date_here&size=dimension_in_pixel

in the address bar and press enter. This will open a new web page containing an image of the requested resolution for the QR code that corresponds to your data. The title bar of the browser will indicate the data and the resolution used. If the size parameter is not used, as in

Code:

https://blockchain.info/qr?data=your_date_here

The generated image has a default size of 350x350 pixels. The QR code is presented as a PNG image, and can be saved to the disk by right-clicking on the image and selecting the "save image as" or similar option available with most browsers.

On a UNIX like system (such as Linux), you can generate the PNG image on the command line, without using any browser, if you have "curl", as follows

Code:

curl https://blockchain.info/qr?data=your_date_here&size=dimension_in_pixel >filename.png

This will save the image to filename.png which can be opened using any image viewer.

To illustrate an example, if you need the QR code for the bitcoin address 19HHqF5C3MTobxwqojWi1iUYzFiQFtHZ7X as a 256x256 pixel image, use

Code:

https://blockchain.info/qr?19HHqF5C3MTobxwqojWi1iUYzFiQFtHZ7X&size=256

as URL. If you need to generate the image file on the commandline, use

Code:

curl https://blockchain.info/qr?19HHqF5C3MTobxwqojWi1iUYzFiQFtHZ7X&size=256 >bitcoin_address.png

at the linux console.

Theoritically, this can be used even to generate QR codes for a private key, but this should never be done, since the moment a private key is transmitted over a network (the internet in this case), the associated bitcoin address will have to be considred as compromised.
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qrencode and zbarimg are two commandline utilities that can be used to encode (generate) and decode QR codes respectively. They can be installed, along with all required dependencies, on any debian based Linux distribution such as Debian, Ubuntu, Trisquel etc. by running

Code:

apt-get install qrencode zbar-tools

as super user (root) from a Linux console. These can be used offline and are hence safe to use even for encoding and decoding private keys.

qrencode is used to generate an image file from a given string, which may be a bitcoin address, private key or anything else. The default output is a PNG file, but there are a large number of options that can be used to change the default settings, which can be seen by running

Code:

qrencode --help

zbarimg which is included in the zbar-tools package can be used to decode an image file containing a QR code. Its basic usage is

Code:

zbarimg image_file

This will print the text encoded in the QR code to the screen.

This can be useful in a situation where a QR code needs to be scanned but a webcam or a smartphone is not available. A photo can be taken of the QR code using an ordinary camera phone or digital camera, uploaded to the PC via USB or bluetooth and decoded using zbarimg. While this is too cumbersome for ordinary use, it could be handy in an emergency.

zbarcam which is also included with the zbar-tools package can be used to scan and decode a QR code when a web cam is available.
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I'm leaving a reply so i can easily find this topic. I'm going to use zbarimg image_file pretty often.
I actually never tought about this sollution, i was usually using my phone to decode the qr codes on websites, and mailing myself the decoded text, this tool actually looks a lot easyer!

Thanks!

https://zxing.org is a website where QR codes and many other types of bar codes can be decoded online. You can either upload an image file or submit the URL of an online image containing the code. This can be quite handy when shopping online, and you need to obtain a bitcoin address from a QR code quickly. Another significant feature of this website is that it does not require java script to function. In fact it can be used even with a text only browser such as lynx or elinks. (for those who are unaware - yes, such browsers exist. read more here)

For more information regarding QR codes visit http://www.qrcode.com/en/about/index.html
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All I can say is be prepared for disappointments if you intend signing up at cryptotalk.net, especially if you intend contributing posts with substance. You are better off trying to earn by blogging.

[freedoge.co]

I would like to share my (negative) experiences at cryptotalk.net I leave it to the readers to decide as they deem fit.

I signed up at the said forum about 5 weeks ago using the id cyberguy, posted a little over 25 posts and got my first payment promptly after requesting it. I happily started posting again, but when I had posted about 20 more posts, suddenly found my membership deleted along with all my posts. All my posts were original content based on facts I had learnt from various sources, but I never did any copy pasting of articles. To get an idea of the type of stuff I posted please have a look at this thread started by me. This is when I posted here requesting the admin to clarify matters. I know such posts will not interest everyone, but there was nothing in the forum rules against it, so I carried on with a variety of topics that came to my mind.

After my id got deleted I posted here seeking clarification from the admin and got this lame reply. I maintained silence and did not try to defend myself in spite of the admin accusing me of making copy paste posts, because I had managed to register again using the same id and had started to post. I was prepared to overlook what had happened. Once again I managed to complete 25 posts, following which I requested a payment. The payment was not as prompt as before, but I received it, and then started posting again. Last Monday, I had completed another set of 25 posts and made a payment request. On Wednesday morning I found once again that my id had been deleted again with all my posts.

I do not understand what sort of  forum the admin wishes to build. He accused me of copy pasting merely due to the length of my posts without any further investigation. If someone takes the time to carefully read the posts of some members who have posted over 100 posts it will be quite evident how copy pasting has been done by some of them.

All I can say is be prepared for disappointments if you intend signing up at cryptotalk.net, especially if you intend contributing posts with substance. You are better off trying to earn by blogging.

deleting member and all posts without warning is not cool, but what do you expect from paid-per-post forum? bad idea from the beginning. I'd call that forum rather paid-per-spam It's much more worse then signature campaigns here on bitcointalk.

[JasonXG]

50 words is a lot for only 10k....

[Qunenin]

50 words is a lot for only 10k....

The good thing is that he is asking for a minimum 50 Words post to avoid spam post. this is a good thing keep the forum upto date with quality posts. but the bad thing is the workers  being paid less for this much amount of quality posts. I think rates should be increased.

[stonefree]

I posted multiple posts and still those are not approved.

I sent a message to the admin, nothing.

Waste of my time

[jupiterdianysa]

Forum is gettin full of same ref link posts by different people.. It should be avoided to post another same thread somehow. That is not makin sense. I share a link there and somebody else is posting same link with their ref link after me. I am very annoyed by this/ should be check the sites posted before and put our ref links there to have more posts on forum again and again ? I sent a msg to admin but no answer and no progress on this.. I really liked the forum, please give more attention to have a better space for real users..

[Youresioure]

Has anyone used this site? I am interested to join it and see how my business works on the site.

[JasonXG]

I posted multiple posts and still those are not approved.

I sent a message to the admin, nothing.

Waste of my time

This site is a scam. I was banned for telling the truth. They are linked with a scam site called casinotycoon . If anyone doesn't believe me try find support you won't. Also the forum on casinotycoon leads to cryptotalk.net.

Even of they were legit they pay 10k per 100 words that's 4x less then the lowest paid article for the same amount of words.

It amauses me endlessly that they use anonymous pics. They must be such uber cool haxxors. I'm so scared lol

[LukaHR]

Thanks for the payment, I got it in time and in full amount as well.
Waiting time for me was 6 days which is acceptable.
Forum post length and complexity are moderate and easy to achieve.
Pay per post is also acceptable in terms that almost all forums that are non-BTC based pay the similar rate, for the discussion driven comments and threads. Some sleazy forums pay much lesser rate and still flourish.

Users who are not satisfied must have better deals,I respect that and I will always partake in a good opportunity.
I am not aware of anybody being blocked by the website but i saw a lots of users posting referral threads, still I have no idea if that is allowed so i can't say anything in particular.

Payment proof:
https://blockchain.info/tx/cc22ec8f3e6054178be060925643648e25afa084f4033c863b38216f2fc47c6d

[jupiterdianysa]

They are obviously paying tho..

[x4]

This was great, another paid per post forum, and maybe I should try this one, but there are someone complaining about the service.

[jupiterdianysa]

Was a brilliant idea but admins or mods are not replying any request about forum so it began to be annoying for me

[LukaHR]

I think we need more people on this one, I will see how many new topic there is today and if nothing else create some more myself.

[jupiterdianysa]

More people but less spammers!

[Bitcotalk]

I would like to share my (negative) experiences at cryptotalk.net I leave it to the readers to decide as they deem fit.

I signed up at the said forum about 5 weeks ago using the id cyberguy, posted a little over 25 posts and got my first payment promptly after requesting it. I happily started posting again, but when I had posted about 20 more posts, suddenly found my membership deleted along with all my posts. All my posts were original content based on facts I had learnt from various sources, but I never did any copy pasting of articles. To get an idea of the type of stuff I posted please have a look at this thread started by me. This is when I posted here requesting the admin to clarify matters. I know such posts will not interest everyone, but there was nothing in the forum rules against it, so I carried on with a variety of topics that came to my mind.

After my id got deleted I posted here seeking clarification from the admin and got this lame reply. I maintained silence and did not try to defend myself in spite of the admin accusing me of making copy paste posts, because I had managed to register again using the same id and had started to post. I was prepared to overlook what had happened. Once again I managed to complete 25 posts, following which I requested a payment. The payment was not as prompt as before, but I received it, and then started posting again. Last Monday, I had completed another set of 25 posts and made a payment request. On Wednesday morning I found once again that my id had been deleted again with all my posts.

I do not understand what sort of  forum the admin wishes to build. He accused me of copy pasting merely due to the length of my posts without any further investigation. If someone takes the time to carefully read the posts of some members who have posted over 100 posts it will be quite evident how copy pasting has been done by some of them.

All I can say is be prepared for disappointments if you intend signing up at cryptotalk.net, especially if you intend contributing posts with substance. You are better off trying to earn by blogging.

deleting member and all posts without warning is not cool, but what do you expect from paid-per-post forum? bad idea from the beginning. I'd call that forum rather paid-per-spam It's much more worse then signature campaigns here on bitcointalk.

They do not have to be that much rude with their members in their start and have to leave to work those people who are working on legit way with them.
But how can a person delete your posts for which he have paid you?

[Text]

The site is currently offline now, there is an error on the host. It shows connection timed out but I think it is not a problem on my side.

[Lancusters]

The site is currently offline now, there is an error on the host. It shows connection timed out but I think it is not a problem on my side.

I have the same thing. Something. Maybe the forum is closed? I would not be surprised for anything. Judging by the reviews they are not very well paid for posts. Who has what opinion?

[freebutcaged]

Who would post 100 times to get paid $10 bucks? no wonder why they couldn't continue operating, not all forums are like bitcoin talk though.