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November 30, 2018, 12:23:18 PM |
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Site works fine for me, to whomever has some issues with restrictions yes you can also access from VPN. At least, no issues for me doing that but it still gives some slowness when especially accessing via a shared office connection like mine which is a problem since that is how I mainly access Internet ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) But better for security in my opinion. By the way that support email no longer works. We handle support through Intercom now so on-site live chat is the best means to reach support.
Excellent stuff. On-site live means instant attention, no waiting for emails and wondering if support reads them ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I really believe that On-site live support is the standard that every gambling site should have.
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BoXXoB
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November 30, 2018, 07:32:58 PM |
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Site works fine for me, to whomever has some issues with restrictions yes you can also access from VPN. At least, no issues for me doing that but it still gives some slowness when especially accessing via a shared office connection like mine which is a problem since that is how I mainly access Internet ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) But better for security in my opinion. By the way that support email no longer works. We handle support through Intercom now so on-site live chat is the best means to reach support.
Excellent stuff. On-site live means instant attention, no waiting for emails and wondering if support reads them ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I really believe that On-site live support is the standard that every gambling site should have. It sure is convenient for users. And for the support as well considering it makes keeping track easier ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Juggy777
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December 01, 2018, 02:09:16 PM |
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Site works fine for me, to whomever has some issues with restrictions yes you can also access from VPN. At least, no issues for me doing that but it still gives some slowness when especially accessing via a shared office connection like mine which is a problem since that is how I mainly access Internet ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) But better for security in my opinion. By the way that support email no longer works. We handle support through Intercom now so on-site live chat is the best means to reach support.
Excellent stuff. On-site live means instant attention, no waiting for emails and wondering if support reads them ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Hey as the user stated it was a issue with his isp, when he used VPN he was able to access it. I see you're using a shared office connection make sure you regularly change your passwords, and use 2fa for security purposes. Site works fine for me, to whomever has some issues with restrictions yes you can also access from VPN. At least, no issues for me doing that but it still gives some slowness when especially accessing via a shared office connection like mine which is a problem since that is how I mainly access Internet ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) But better for security in my opinion. By the way that support email no longer works. We handle support through Intercom now so on-site live chat is the best means to reach support.
Excellent stuff. On-site live means instant attention, no waiting for emails and wondering if support reads them ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I really believe that On-site live support is the standard that every gambling site should have. It sure is convenient for users. And for the support as well considering it makes keeping track easier ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Hey my bad I completely forgot about the intercom, this shall definitely help all who need quick support as many casinos users always wish for immediate support.
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jossiel
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December 01, 2018, 10:06:36 PM |
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I really believe that On-site live support is the standard that every gambling site should have.
That's the standard. Players can easily contact a support in real-time which is convenient for most. Although it can be an option to have an email support but as said, for faster resolution and interaction chat support is the best option. Also not all players has the patience to wait for an unknown time on when a rep would reply to their email.
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slaman29
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December 02, 2018, 09:09:18 AM |
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Hey as the user stated it was a issue with his isp, when he used VPN he was able to access it. I see you're using a shared office connection make sure you regularly change your passwords, and use 2fa for security purposes.
Yeah, unfortunately some of us live in countries that are always blocking websites, we actually have a whole goverment department whose job is just to keep finding sites to block. Seems such a stupid thing to do as they'll never run out of work or maybe smart thing so they will always have a job! My office actually forces us to use their machines with VPN, partly so that we can access all sites, but partly also so that they can track where we are going. We are allowed leisure and gaming sites so we have a cool IT policy, since we spend a lot of downtime in the office. I stick to passwords for now, no 2fa because of bad experience losing my device. I know it's a stupid reason but here, you are more likely to have your device stolen than your password. My biggest fear is losing device and then 2fa gives the thief access to all my accounts everywhere.
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BoXXoB
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December 02, 2018, 06:35:16 PM |
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Some of today's blackjack action: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FtS5xDcu.png&t=665&c=rldOh9mcdKsq_w)
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Juggy777
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December 03, 2018, 03:40:06 AM |
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Hey as the user stated it was a issue with his isp, when he used VPN he was able to access it. I see you're using a shared office connection make sure you regularly change your passwords, and use 2fa for security purposes.
Yeah, unfortunately some of us live in countries that are always blocking websites, we actually have a whole goverment department whose job is just to keep finding sites to block. Seems such a stupid thing to do as they'll never run out of work or maybe smart thing so they will always have a job! My office actually forces us to use their machines with VPN, partly so that we can access all sites, but partly also so that they can track where we are going. We are allowed leisure and gaming sites so we have a cool IT policy, since we spend a lot of downtime in the office. I stick to passwords for now, no 2fa because of bad experience losing my device. I know it's a stupid reason but here, you are more likely to have your device stolen than your password. My biggest fear is losing device and then 2fa gives the thief access to all my accounts everywhere. While it's good to see your company allows you to access all sites, and gives you enough freedom I feel going ahead you should consider 2fa considering internet hacks are common these days. I can relate to the fear of loosing devices had two of my mobiles stolen, but I yet stick to 2fa for better security. However since it's going good for you, may I suggest you keep updating your passwords then to be on a safer side precaution is always better. Some of today's blackjack action: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FtS5xDcu.png&t=665&c=rldOh9mcdKsq_w) Those are decent numbers for blackjack, it seems blackjack users have increased a lot in the last few months which is good to see.
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December 07, 2018, 04:49:23 AM |
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BitDice (CSNO) tokens are now trading at Zapple.com We are happy to announce that Bitdice is now trading on a new exchange specifically targeted at dividend paying tokens like ours: Zapple.com. • The first exchange is an ETH/CSNO pair. • Trading fees are an industry standard .2% Taker, .1% Maker. • We will be able to receive our dividends for CSNO tokens housed on the exchange! • No prohibitive deposit or withdrawal fees like the 250 CSNO withdrawal fees we have been paying at HitBTC. • Withdrawal fees are around 2.5 CSNO! Just to cover gas. • Receive your ETH dividends in your Zapple wallet, reinvest immediately!
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December 07, 2018, 07:26:51 AM |
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BitDice (CSNO) tokens are now trading at Zapple.com We are happy to announce that Bitdice is now trading on a new exchange specifically targeted at dividend paying tokens like ours: Zapple.com. • The first exchange is an ETH/CSNO pair. • Trading fees are an industry standard .2% Taker, .1% Maker. • We will be able to receive our dividends for CSNO tokens housed on the exchange! • No prohibitive deposit or withdrawal fees like the 250 CSNO withdrawal fees we have been paying at HitBTC. • Withdrawal fees are around 2.5 CSNO! Just to cover gas. • Receive your ETH dividends in your Zapple wallet, reinvest immediately!
This is great news! I actually never heard of Zapple til this announcement. Seems like this could be the cheapest way available to get new CSNOs, especially for those who missed out on early days. So if you leave CSNO on Zapple wallet, you don't have to do anything, dividends get paid to Zapple addresses? Automatically without need to inform/alert Bitdice? Anyone can vouch for Zapple? 1% the withdawal fee at HitBTC is already a big win.
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Juggy777
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December 07, 2018, 06:15:09 PM |
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BitDice (CSNO) tokens are now trading at Zapple.com We are happy to announce that Bitdice is now trading on a new exchange specifically targeted at dividend paying tokens like ours: Zapple.com. • The first exchange is an ETH/CSNO pair. • Trading fees are an industry standard .2% Taker, .1% Maker. • We will be able to receive our dividends for CSNO tokens housed on the exchange! • No prohibitive deposit or withdrawal fees like the 250 CSNO withdrawal fees we have been paying at HitBTC. • Withdrawal fees are around 2.5 CSNO! Just to cover gas. • Receive your ETH dividends in your Zapple wallet, reinvest immediately!
This is great news! I actually never heard of Zapple til this announcement. Seems like this could be the cheapest way available to get new CSNOs, especially for those who missed out on early days. So if you leave CSNO on Zapple wallet, you don't have to do anything, dividends get paid to Zapple addresses? Automatically without need to inform/alert Bitdice? Anyone can vouch for Zapple? 1% the withdawal fee at HitBTC is already a big win. Hey even I had not heard of Zapple before, but if Bitdice team has decided to list their coin there then I believe they have done adequate research about Zapple. I believe the answer is yes you do not need to do any manual action for receiving dividends as stated by Kolloh, and as it's mentioned once you visit Zapple site. I feel Zapple fees are quiet attractive 0.1 and 0.2% are really good, and once again Bitdice team has delivered on it's promise of listing it's tokens on a new exchange.
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December 07, 2018, 09:07:22 PM |
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BitDice (CSNO) tokens are now trading at Zapple.com We are happy to announce that Bitdice is now trading on a new exchange specifically targeted at dividend paying tokens like ours: Zapple.com.
• We will be able to receive our dividends for CSNO tokens housed on the exchange! • Receive your ETH dividends in your Zapple wallet, reinvest immediately!
That is great news. It is always nice to have an alternative. Also option with dividends is nice.
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December 07, 2018, 10:25:55 PM |
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BitDice (CSNO) tokens are now trading at Zapple.com We are happy to announce that Bitdice is now trading on a new exchange specifically targeted at dividend paying tokens like ours: Zapple.com. • The first exchange is an ETH/CSNO pair. • Trading fees are an industry standard .2% Taker, .1% Maker. • We will be able to receive our dividends for CSNO tokens housed on the exchange! • No prohibitive deposit or withdrawal fees like the 250 CSNO withdrawal fees we have been paying at HitBTC. • Withdrawal fees are around 2.5 CSNO! Just to cover gas. • Receive your ETH dividends in your Zapple wallet, reinvest immediately!
This is great news! I actually never heard of Zapple til this announcement. Seems like this could be the cheapest way available to get new CSNOs, especially for those who missed out on early days. So if you leave CSNO on Zapple wallet, you don't have to do anything, dividends get paid to Zapple addresses? Automatically without need to inform/alert Bitdice? Anyone can vouch for Zapple? 1% the withdawal fee at HitBTC is already a big win. Hey even I had not heard of Zapple before, but if Bitdice team has decided to list their coin there then I believe they have done adequate research about Zapple. I believe the answer is yes you do not need to do any manual action for receiving dividends as stated by Kolloh, and as it's mentioned once you visit Zapple site. I feel Zapple fees are quiet attractive 0.1 and 0.2% are really good, and once again Bitdice team has delivered on it's promise of listing it's tokens on a new exchange. Yeah, you can leave the tokens on the exchange and still receive dividends which is pretty cool. It was actually community involvement which got the coin listed by some members of the Telegram group. Zapple is a relatively new exchange I believe but looks like it could be pretty good by what we've seen discussed.
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December 08, 2018, 08:17:45 AM |
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Yeah, you can leave the tokens on the exchange and still receive dividends which is pretty cool.
It was actually community involvement which got the coin listed by some members of the Telegram group. Zapple is a relatively new exchange I believe but looks like it could be pretty good by what we've seen discussed.
Fantastic news to hear for everyone. And yeah, seriously with the guys like HitBTC doing all their token partners in with such high fees, it's really time we tried to look for different alternatives. I have a bit of Eth to play around with, prefer to keep my BTC for a bit until all this market stuff goes away. Shocking to see my ETH lost >75% of value and I thought I bought at a bargain haha. Might as well get some csno and hold for dividends. Let you guys know when I try zapple!
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December 10, 2018, 09:02:48 AM |
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Good addition and alternative for CSNO. Fantastic news to hear for everyone. And yeah, seriously with the guys like HitBTC doing all their token partners in with such high fees, it's really time we tried to look for different alternatives.
I have a bit of Eth to play around with, prefer to keep my BTC for a bit until all this market stuff goes away. Shocking to see my ETH lost >75% of value and I thought I bought at a bargain haha. Might as well get some csno and hold for dividends. Let you guys know when I try zapple!
Holding dividend tokens like CSNO would save you some profit. First time of hearing about zapple.com but IMO it's a good choice, the exchange looks professional.
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December 14, 2018, 12:21:13 AM |
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BitDice (CSNO) tokens are now trading at Zapple.com We are happy to announce that Bitdice is now trading on a new exchange specifically targeted at dividend paying tokens like ours: Zapple.com. • The first exchange is an ETH/CSNO pair. • Trading fees are an industry standard .2% Taker, .1% Maker. • We will be able to receive our dividends for CSNO tokens housed on the exchange! • No prohibitive deposit or withdrawal fees like the 250 CSNO withdrawal fees we have been paying at HitBTC. • Withdrawal fees are around 2.5 CSNO! Just to cover gas. • Receive your ETH dividends in your Zapple wallet, reinvest immediately!
This is great news! I actually never heard of Zapple til this announcement. Seems like this could be the cheapest way available to get new CSNOs, especially for those who missed out on early days. So if you leave CSNO on Zapple wallet, you don't have to do anything, dividends get paid to Zapple addresses? Automatically without need to inform/alert Bitdice? Anyone can vouch for Zapple? 1% the withdawal fee at HitBTC is already a big win. Hey even I had not heard of Zapple before, but if Bitdice team has decided to list their coin there then I believe they have done adequate research about Zapple. I believe the answer is yes you do not need to do any manual action for receiving dividends as stated by Kolloh, and as it's mentioned once you visit Zapple site. I feel Zapple fees are quiet attractive 0.1 and 0.2% are really good, and once again Bitdice team has delivered on it's promise of listing it's tokens on a new exchange. Yeah, you can leave the tokens on the exchange and still receive dividends which is pretty cool. It was actually community involvement which got the coin listed by some members of the Telegram group. Zapple is a relatively new exchange I believe but looks like it could be pretty good by what we've seen discussed. Lots of coins focus on just few exchanges on which is hard to get listed. But there are so many exchanges and some of them more recent that need coins to be traded. Zapple will be perfect for CSNO.
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December 14, 2018, 06:28:20 AM |
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11 days away from Christmas guys, anybody here going to be miserable and alone gambling at home because you're single and live far away from home? No worries you won't be "alone" online or at BitDice haha.
Planning to spend a tiny bit of money on myself for some new BTC. Maybe play it over holidays with extremely patient tactics. Or lose it all on 1 day on some big payout and see if I can win myself a Christmas bonus.
What are you BD'ers gonna do?
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December 14, 2018, 08:21:49 AM |
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11 days away from Christmas guys, anybody here going to be miserable and alone gambling at home because you're single and live far away from home? No worries you won't be "alone" online or at BitDice haha.
Planning to spend a tiny bit of money on myself for some new BTC. Maybe play it over holidays with extremely patient tactics. Or lose it all on 1 day on some big payout and see if I can win myself a Christmas bonus.
What are you BD'ers gonna do?
Hey don't you have Christmas parties in your country?, normally these parties are really good to go and meet some new people, and I'm planning the same hit random venues and gate crash parties. I hope you'll update your stats here, and hopefully you'll win so are you planning to play dice, blackjack or give a shot to their newly launched game bitaces. I hope you can save your gambling amount to reach one of those levels mentioned on their site, and win daily chests or other bonuses mentioned on the site good luck.
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December 16, 2018, 03:42:34 PM |
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11 days away from Christmas guys, anybody here going to be miserable and alone gambling at home because you're single and live far away from home? No worries you won't be "alone" online or at BitDice haha.
Planning to spend a tiny bit of money on myself for some new BTC. Maybe play it over holidays with extremely patient tactics. Or lose it all on 1 day on some big payout and see if I can win myself a Christmas bonus.
What are you BD'ers gonna do?
This is ridiculous thing to do when you are going to casinon when christmas is coming. I know that most of the casino are going to give some really good events but that does not mean you are going to spend your time just to gambling around. There is still more things that you can do on christmas, at least get some party instead of keep on gambling Wondering what is bitdice events on christmas ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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December 17, 2018, 02:25:09 AM |
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11 days away from Christmas guys, anybody here going to be miserable and alone gambling at home because you're single and live far away from home? No worries you won't be "alone" online or at BitDice haha.
Planning to spend a tiny bit of money on myself for some new BTC. Maybe play it over holidays with extremely patient tactics. Or lose it all on 1 day on some big payout and see if I can win myself a Christmas bonus.
What are you BD'ers gonna do?
Don't you have friends to hang out with? you can gamble with any amount that you afford to lose @BD but during Christmas, I'll spend with my closest friend or relatives if I'm far away from my family. Why not try to ask your friends and start gambling @Bitdice? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Wondering what is bitdice events on christmas ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I hope that there will be one but their one big contest recently ended.
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December 17, 2018, 09:25:49 AM |
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11 days away from Christmas guys, anybody here going to be miserable and alone gambling at home because you're single and live far away from home? No worries you won't be "alone" online or at BitDice haha.
Planning to spend a tiny bit of money on myself for some new BTC. Maybe play it over holidays with extremely patient tactics. Or lose it all on 1 day on some big payout and see if I can win myself a Christmas bonus.
What are you BD'ers gonna do?
Don't you have friends to hang out with? you can gamble with any amount that you afford to lose @BD but during Christmas, I'll spend with my closest friend or relatives if I'm far away from my family. Why not try to ask your friends and start gambling @Bitdice? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Wondering what is bitdice events on christmas ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I hope that there will be one but their one big contest recently ended. We're working on something ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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