Im New to this

[jakker]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

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[poptok1]

Hi. Start from posting your address in this thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.0  somebody will quote it for future reference.  Thanks to this you will be able to prove that this account is really yours in case something goes wrong, like a hack etc.

Next do some reading of this forum, ask some questions but not to much! Try to make Nice, informative posts, you can find many threads about reviewing faucets etc. So not much knowledge about BTC is necessary at the start.
Build your account and soon you will be able to join signature campaign, those will pay you in bitcoins or other altcoins. You could join even now! But new account=small earnings

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 choose your signature!

[traderethereum]

I think you must stay on micro earning board 

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first thing you should know is bitcoin are a digital money and you can't earn money by doing nothing. you have to work for it.

anyone can send you bitcoins as long as they have your bitcoin address (that's what you just posted as "ID".)

[NyeFe]

Come to think,

With the KYC/AML reqs for so many exchanges, how would it actually be possible for the OP to obtain spendable bitcoins (for shopping/not faucets).

Is their any exchanges that would allow buying (with credit card/bank transfer) < something like 7.61 bitcoins per/month, without verification?

[gentlemand]

I don't think any exchange likes younglings. You do have btc-e but you'd still have to go through other payment processors who'd probably reject you too.

[bitbunnny]

Don't get me wrong but I don't think that Bitcoin is a game for someone who is only 14.

[gentlemand]

Why not? It makes a lot of sense for those who don't have debit cards et al. It's a fine age to start learning something about money.

[DannyHamilton]

Come to think,

With the KYC/AML reqs for so many exchanges, how would it actually be possible for the OP to obtain spendable bitcoins (for shopping/not faucets).

Is their any exchanges that would allow buying (with credit card/bank transfer) < something like 7.61 bitcoins per/month, without verification?

I'm sure he could find someone on localbitcoins.com willing to sell him some bitcoins.

Another option would be for him to provide some sort of product or service and accept bitcoin as payment.

[NyeFe]

Don't get me wrong but I don't think that Bitcoin is a game for someone who is only 14.

Nothing is a game at 14. For some of us, that's when we started shaping our career. If young children don't actually have the ability to purchase bitcoins until their like 18 - 21, do you think they'll bother to check it out then?

I personally think the community is losing out on a lot of younger users (to increase bitcoins adoption) because of how difficult it is to obtain them.

[Superways]

A few months ago I was also totally new to bitcoin, and there was no any idea to me that how to earn bitcoin even i do not have idea that how people are earning some amount of bitcoin in signature campaigns and I even did not have any bitcoin wallet, but I started to search on this forum and with that I continued to search on google about bitcoin and about bitcointalk.org and within a month or less I learned all about bitcoin and now I am earning a good amount of bitcoin from here in this forum and from a number of tasks online available.

[shorena]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

Bitcoin has value and things with value are not simply "received". There are a few ways to earn bitcoin though:

#1 faucets, simple and obtuse click work -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0
#2 signature campaigns, you get paid for posting here, has high risks of getting banned and/or ignored by other users. Keep in mind that a ban is not per account, but per person. -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
#3 services, something you can do? write code? graphics design? rent your high power GPU to find vanity addresses? -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
#4 goods, something you no longer need and want to sell? -> https://openbazaar.org/
#5 think of something that might be missing here which you could do and that has value to others
#6 do something more classic (lawn mowing, etc.) and ask to be paid in bitcoin

[Velkro]

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

Begging is not good way to go. You should buy bitcoins for 1$ and try urself how it works. Best learning experience. Someone will probably send you some, but thats dirty way

[Malayko]

Welcome to bitcoin. Its a wonderful place and full of help.

[notlist3d]

Don't get me wrong but I don't think that Bitcoin is a game for someone who is only 14.

Nothing is a game at 14. For some of us, that's when we started shaping our career. If young children don't actually have the ability to purchase bitcoins until their like 18 - 21, do you think they'll bother to check it out then?

I personally think the community is losing out on a lot of younger users (to increase bitcoins adoption) because of how difficult it is to obtain them.

I think the part that is out of touch is wanting to purchase it without parents.... it makes me wonder what is he wanting to buy?  I guess it could be digital goods that only he knows.  But for physical goods his parents would find out I would think.

I would urge him to ask his parents for help, maybe start a account at a bank to tie to a real exchange.   I had to be around that age when my parents let me play with small amounts of money on stocks with their support.  I would think if he shows a passion and shares with parents a good amount would support him.   I could see some parents scared of "bitcoin" but... it's hard to say.

Either way you life will be much easier OP if you get parents support.   What is your goal?  Is it just to "purchase things online without my parents and crap." or are you wanting to learn or possibly hold it?

[adibe]

I think faucets are good for you, for someone who new about bitcoin and if you already know how bitcoin's works. You can try join signature campaign on this forum.

[techgeek]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

Congrats on finding bitcoin at a young age. You knowing that and being here, you beat already 90% of the people lol.

So pat yourself and give credit on doing homework on the internet. As for the parents issue, just bare with them? Theres people on this forum selling multiple things in the marketplace - so pick and read things that matter.

I know people been recommending doing signatures, which is fine. But, dont heavily rely on it, esp when you dont know when it`ll quit or not.

[notlist3d]

I think faucets are good for you, for someone who new about bitcoin and if you already know how bitcoin's works. You can try join signature campaign on this forum.

I would not suggest it for him.  Even as a teenager earning cent's per hour is not a good proposition.  He could be learning skills or a ton of other things much better long term.  Faucets are just a waste of time.

But I still think he should get parents involved and goal not be "purchase things online without my parents and crap".   As if he get's his parents support hopefully they will support him in it.   I think a lot of parents would support someone this age looking at something financial that is a possible investment. I think it's a great thing to learn technology at early age.

[romero121]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

It seems to be right time to learn about bitcoin. Initially try with faucets and captcha solving which gives very small earning. Alternative know about the factors involved in signature campaign and slowly move towards it.

[wintermeasures]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

I recommend you play faucet to earn bitcoin, because I think faucet is the easiest thing to do and not at risk. you can try FAUCETBOX or maybe you can find more site here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0 thank you

[Otherlands]

Great community here.

[caoteng]

A few months ago I was also totally new to bitcoin, and there was no any idea to me that how to earn bitcoin even i do not have idea that how people are earning some amount of bitcoin in signature campaigns and I even did not have any bitcoin wallet, but I started to search on this forum and with that I continued to search on google about bitcoin and about bitcointalk.org and within a month or less I learned all about bitcoin and now I am earning a good amount of bitcoin from here in this forum and from a number of tasks online available.

Bitcoin has value and things with value are not simply "received". There are a few ways to earn bitcoin though:

#1 faucets, simple and obtuse click work -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0
#2 signature campaigns, you get paid for posting here, has high risks of getting banned and/or ignored by other users. Keep in mind that a ban is not per account, but per person. -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
#3 services, something you can do? write code? graphics design? rent your high power GPU to find vanity addresses? -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
#4 goods, something you no longer need and want to sell? -> https://openbazaar.org/
#5 think of something that might be missing here which you could do and that has value to others
#6 do something more classic (lawn mowing, etc.) and ask to be paid in bitcoin

[Orange Mango]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

Never gamble ! This is all.

[socks435]

Hi my name is Jake and I just got started. I'm 14 and I think this would be good way to purchase things online without my parents and crap. I just need some help getting bitcoins and would really appreciate if you could give me some information on how to receive bitcoin. Thats pretty much it. I use blockchain wallet if that helps with any info.

My ID is: 1DSxypiRSv5eaLiuSM5ebE2fxf9842deHG

Thank you guys so much.

-Jake

Bitcoin has value and things with value are not simply "received". There are a few ways to earn bitcoin though:

#1 faucets, simple and obtuse click work -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0
#2 signature campaigns, you get paid for posting here, has high risks of getting banned and/or ignored by other users. Keep in mind that a ban is not per account, but per person. -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
#3 services, something you can do? write code? graphics design? rent your high power GPU to find vanity addresses? -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
#4 goods, something you no longer need and want to sell? -> https://openbazaar.org/
#5 think of something that might be missing here which you could do and that has value to others
#6 do something more classic (lawn mowing, etc.) and ask to be paid in bitcoin

A few months ago I was also totally new to bitcoin, and there was no any idea to me that how to earn bitcoin even i do not have idea that how people are earning some amount of bitcoin in signature campaigns and I even did not have any bitcoin wallet, but I started to search on this forum and with that I continued to search on google about bitcoin and about bitcointalk.org and within a month or less I learned all about bitcoin and now I am earning a good amount of bitcoin from here in this forum and from a number of tasks online available.

Bitcoin has value and things with value are not simply "received". There are a few ways to earn bitcoin though:

#1 faucets, simple and obtuse click work -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=212.0
#2 signature campaigns, you get paid for posting here, has high risks of getting banned and/or ignored by other users. Keep in mind that a ban is not per account, but per person. -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
#3 services, something you can do? write code? graphics design? rent your high power GPU to find vanity addresses? -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
#4 goods, something you no longer need and want to sell? -> https://openbazaar.org/
#5 think of something that might be missing here which you could do and that has value to others
#6 do something more classic (lawn mowing, etc.) and ask to be paid in bitcoin

You are copy pasted instead of helping a newbie you are just copy pasted what shorena post..  I will report you once you can not fix your posting activity here in our forum..

[Mvaporis1961]

Do not beg for bitcoin, work for it. You can start earning bitcoin in this forum by joining different signature campaigns depending on your rank and if you want to atleast double the amount of your in just a couple of days or week try to do some trading and choose some good altcoins to buy by doing some research about it.

[Endikadija]

Its funny like all newbies dont read the threads but they create a thread imediatly. There are 1000 posts like this. Please read before creating threads. This is the reason why bitcointalk.org reputations is gettiing low

[ardentvolcanoes]

you can now start earning a bitcoin by using a bitcoin faucets , and don't forget to rank up your account when you are at least at jr. member rank you are already able to join and participate on signature campaigns and with that you will earn btc . you don't have to ask for donations because you can earn btc by yourself .

[safari88]

you can now start earning a bitcoin by using a bitcoin faucets , and don't forget to rank up your account when you are at least at jr. member rank you are already able to join and participate on signature campaigns and with that you will earn btc . you don't have to ask for donations because you can earn btc by yourself .

yeah faucet really worth for beginner, especially at this price are rising really high. if you worked hard enough doing some faucet, might get a result that is high enough.

[notlist3d]

you can now start earning a bitcoin by using a bitcoin faucets , and don't forget to rank up your account when you are at least at jr. member rank you are already able to join and participate on signature campaigns and with that you will earn btc . you don't have to ask for donations because you can earn btc by yourself .

yeah faucet really worth for beginner, especially at this price are rising really high. if you worked hard enough doing some faucet, might get a result that is high enough.

Even new faucet's honestly are not worth the amount of time you put in.   Most earn what is considered a dust amount.  What I always say is pennies per hour which is true.   Even if bitcoin doubles, triples, etc when talking about cent's there is just not going to be a lot of value there.

Also faucets you really don't learn anything you are doing capatcha and pasting BTC address in many cases.  So you could do SO many better things with that time that would help long term.  I strongly suggest just avoiding faucets.

[socks435]

I think n your age i can only suggest to you is claiming in faucet because claiminig rewards in faucet is easy.. if you really want to earn much bitcoin you need to learn more how bitcoin works before you can start earn more or share your skills and offer it in services section..