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Is this the first time people have been sending (payment request) PM's on the 16th instead of the 17th?
I feel like it's better to wait, but I'm not sure what's going on.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think stunna is based in Australia (?) So it's already the 17th now. It will still take time to process all the payments. I think I got paid the 20th last period when I sent at the 17th. You're not getting paid less just because it might be delated, patience. I don't mind of I get payments a few days late, as long as I get paid. I appreciate the hard work Stunna is putting in to keep this running. It has been the most successful signature campaign so far, but not the highest paying so he will have to sort that out!! |
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 08:38:21 PM |
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Is this the first time people have been sending (payment request) PM's on the 16th instead of the 17th?
I feel like it's better to wait, but I'm not sure what's going on.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think stunna is based in Australia (?) So it's already the 17th now. It will still take time to process all the payments. I think I got paid the 20th last period when I sent at the 17th. You're not getting paid less just because it might be delated, patience. I don't mind of I get payments a few days late, as long as I get paid. I appreciate the hard work Stunna is putting in to keep this running. It has been the most successful signature campaign so far, but not the highest paying so he will have to sort that out!! Well exactly my point, the payments will come, no need to be so damn impatient like some of the people are around here. |
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Cryptopher
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Keep it dense, yeah?
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April 16, 2014, 09:58:29 PM |
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I'm wanting to carry my posts over into the next month as I've only made 39 posts this period since: Been very busy lately but might as well as enter again.
Starting posts: 583
Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b
Thanks!
Since it is not set up on a tier system for your post count, it wouldn't really make a difference if you carried them over, or if you were paid out this month (as long as you at least hit the minimum post count for the month) I thought that we could carry < 50 posts over to the next month so that we can achieve the payout mark then? I've been so busy this month, so it would be great if I can carry them over  Why not just make 11 posts in 1 day instead to meet the minimum 50 posts requirement? Would simplify things a lot for Stunna as well. It wouldn't complicate it really, as I simply wouldn't be claiming this month - so he wouldn't have to send any BTC  I'll only end up losing it on PD anyway  I guess I could muster up a few more posts and claim tomorrow or later this evening, always feel funny about making posts on the 'deadline' day. Usually takes them a bit of time to process all the payments as there's so many people in the campaign, so you probably have time. I'll try find a couple of interesting topics and post so then I can make a claim for this month then |
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apsvinet
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April 16, 2014, 10:17:20 PM |
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I'm wanting to carry my posts over into the next month as I've only made 39 posts this period since: Been very busy lately but might as well as enter again.
Starting posts: 583
Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b
Thanks!
Since it is not set up on a tier system for your post count, it wouldn't really make a difference if you carried them over, or if you were paid out this month (as long as you at least hit the minimum post count for the month) I thought that we could carry < 50 posts over to the next month so that we can achieve the payout mark then? I've been so busy this month, so it would be great if I can carry them over Why not just make 11 posts in 1 day instead to meet the minimum 50 posts requirement? Would simplify things a lot for Stunna as well. It wouldn't complicate it really, as I simply wouldn't be claiming this month - so he wouldn't have to send any BTC I'll only end up losing it on PD anyway I guess I could muster up a few more posts and claim tomorrow or later this evening, always feel funny about making posts on the 'deadline' day. Usually takes them a bit of time to process all the payments as there's so many people in the campaign, so you probably have time. I'll try find a couple of interesting topics and post so then I can make a claim for this month then Seems like the easiest thing to do indeed. + You get paid so yeah :3 |
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Holdaaja
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April 16, 2014, 10:18:41 PM |
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Starting posts: 1174
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April 16, 2014, 11:00:40 PM |
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I like some of the seniors sigs in here, cant wait to get the senior level so I can shine it out like that
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Cryptopher
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Keep it dense, yeah?
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April 17, 2014, 12:04:25 AM |
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Okay signing up again for next month, I managed to make the 50 posts for the month just gone Starting posts: 633 Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b Thanks! |
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byt411
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April 17, 2014, 12:14:01 AM |
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So unless I'm very much mistaken, we can start sending payment requests to Stunna?
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precrime3
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PM for journalist,typing,and data entry services.
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April 17, 2014, 12:39:16 AM |
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So unless I'm very much mistaken, we can start sending payment requests to Stunna?
Yes you can. Remember to follow the guidelines when sending requests as outlined in OP |
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apsvinet
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April 17, 2014, 12:42:17 AM |
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Okay signing up again for next month, I managed to make the 50 posts for the month just gone Starting posts: 633 Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b Thanks! Good job, now don't go gamble it all away! |
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byt411
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April 17, 2014, 12:44:07 AM |
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Okay signing up again for next month, I managed to make the 50 posts for the month just gone Starting posts: 633 Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b Thanks! Good job, now don't go gamble it all away! For most people, earnings from this signature campaign go directly to PrimeDice. |
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apsvinet
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April 17, 2014, 12:44:40 AM |
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Okay signing up again for next month, I managed to make the 50 posts for the month just gone Starting posts: 633 Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b Thanks! Good job, now don't go gamble it all away! For most people, earnings from this signature campaign go directly to PrimeDice. Haha, I guess that's Stunna's secret way to keep this campaign running then. |
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keithers
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This is the land of wolves now & you're not a wolf
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April 17, 2014, 01:08:03 AM |
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Okay signing up again for next month, I managed to make the 50 posts for the month just gone Starting posts: 633 Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b Thanks! Good job, now don't go gamble it all away! For most people, earnings from this signature campaign go directly to PrimeDice. I still havent played yet. Can US people play? The government in our "free" country like to tell adults what they can and cant do with their own hard earned, taxed money |
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April 17, 2014, 01:09:09 AM |
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Okay signing up again for next month, I managed to make the 50 posts for the month just gone Starting posts: 633 Bitcoin address: 12oPBTzXnrsXD6kWoFcZ6tmzxgygpSzp1b Thanks! Good job, now don't go gamble it all away! For most people, earnings from this signature campaign go directly to PrimeDice. I still havent played yet. Can US people play? The government in our "free" country like to tell adults what they can and cant do with their own hard earned, taxed money Uh, it's bitcoins gambling, how would they find out, and what would they do about it? |
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April 17, 2014, 01:10:51 AM |
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I still havent played yet. Can US people play? The government in our "free" country like to tell adults what they can and cant do with their own hard earned, taxed money
Last time I checked, players from the US are allowed. Not that the government can exactly do anything about it anyway seeing as all the transactions are in Bitcoins. |
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apsvinet
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April 17, 2014, 01:13:34 AM |
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I still havent played yet. Can US people play? The government in our "free" country like to tell adults what they can and cant do with their own hard earned, taxed money
Last time I checked, players from the US are allowed. Not that the government can exactly do anything about it anyway seeing as all the transactions are in Bitcoins. Just what I thought. Havn't seen any rules or restrictions forbidding people from certain parts of the world to use Primedice. |
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Stunna (OP)
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Primedice.com, Stake.com
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April 17, 2014, 01:32:20 AM |
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Usually I have a friend help me send the payments and breeze through them fairly quick, the very first message I got I personally spent a decent amount of time looking into and noticed the guy appears to have been scamming me since January and attempted to again this month. I will be spending time looking into each case, any foul-play will result in negative trust being left on your account. The per post offer has always been more than fair, I don't see why some people still try to scam/game the system. Proof here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=177914 |
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apsvinet
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April 17, 2014, 01:34:25 AM |
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Usually I have a friend help me send the payments and breeze through them fairly quick, the very first message I got I personally spent a decent amount of time looking into and noticed the guy appears to have been scamming me since January and attempted to again this month.
I will be spending time looking into each case, any foul-play will result in negative trust being left on your account. The per post offer has always been more than fair, I don't see why some people still try to scam/game the system.
How exactly are they scamming you? Padding the amount of posts they've made? Not deducting spam? Upright lying about the amount? Should be fairly easy ( however time-consuming ) to detect such fraud. |
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Stunna (OP)
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Primedice.com, Stake.com
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April 17, 2014, 01:36:27 AM |
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Usually I have a friend help me send the payments and breeze through them fairly quick, the very first message I got I personally spent a decent amount of time looking into and noticed the guy appears to have been scamming me since January and attempted to again this month.
I will be spending time looking into each case, any foul-play will result in negative trust being left on your account. The per post offer has always been more than fair, I don't see why some people still try to scam/game the system.
How exactly are they scamming you? Padding the amount of posts they've made? Not deducting spam? Upright lying about the amount? Should be fairly easy ( however time-consuming ) to detect such fraud. was 10x'ing the amount of posts he made and demanding payment for that amount, he'd make a ton of posts the last 2-3 days before term ended so when you viewed his post history it appeared very active unless you went a few pages in. Was my fault for being so careless, it is hard to throughly look into these sorts of things when 100+ fresh Pm's are in your inbox. |
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April 17, 2014, 01:38:13 AM |
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Usually I have a friend help me send the payments and breeze through them fairly quick, the very first message I got I personally spent a decent amount of time looking into and noticed the guy appears to have been scamming me since January and attempted to again this month.
I will be spending time looking into each case, any foul-play will result in negative trust being left on your account. The per post offer has always been more than fair, I don't see why some people still try to scam/game the system.
How exactly are they scamming you? Padding the amount of posts they've made? Not deducting spam? Upright lying about the amount? Should be fairly easy ( however time-consuming ) to detect such fraud. was 10x'ing the amount of posts he made and demanding payment for that amount, he'd make a ton of posts the last 2-3 days before term ended so when you viewed his post history it appeared very active unless you went a few pages in. Was my fault for falling for it for so long. Would you leave negative trust if someone counted the "unconstructive posts" incorrectly, such as like 5 less or something like that? |
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