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legendary
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How do you explain someone making over 70 meaningful and constructive posts a week if they aren't solely dependent on BTT? You can't have such ample time if you have other engagements.

That's 10 a day. You can pull that off just fine while running a life elsewhere. Many will have long commutes, lunch hours, nothing to do in their conventional job, or be insomniacs. And it all depends on how interested you are. If you're forcing yourself to come up with that content you could waste hours staring at a blank screen. If you're fully engaged in a subject the responses will flow.


What people call real job is the 9-5 slavery, right?

I do find this attitude weird and interesting. The inference from some posters is that it somehow smacks of low morals to be paying for your existence through here rather than screwing the tops on salt shakers in a factory somewhere. It sounds like a great idea to me if you can keep it working for you.

Same goes for the hours you keep. I usually go to bed between 4-6am and wake up 10-12 ish. If you mention to people that you're tired because you woke up at 9am they go fucking ballistic. When you wheel out your white board and point out in exceptionally large numbers that 6am to 9am is a scant 3 hours they still think you're a bone idle piece of shit even though they were in bed at 10 and woke up 8-9 hours later.
sr. member
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Me as a bounty hunter I am not working here full time and I have a regular job so that I have still a sure money every month. If you are planning to make a living here you should be legitimate and industrious in your work. You should take any tasks.
legendary
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Definitely, there are people here whose only source of income is this forum and they are making a kill out of it. How do you explain someone making over 70 meaningful and constructive posts a week if they aren't solely dependent on BTT? You can't have such ample time if you have other engagements

Depends on what you call constructive, a construction post doesn't have to be like a medium article, 2-4lines posts (Android mobile view) can still be classified as constructive post if you know what you're saying. Beside we have numerous boards on the forum and if you're that passionate (especially towards bitcoin discussions) you can deliver such numbers of post in less than a week.  Visit this boards Bitcoin Technical Support or Development & Technical Discussion you'll find users engaging in construction post having 3-5 reply on a particular thread and all are meaningful as well as providing solutions to problems. I just enjoy reading through threads there.
legendary
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Definitely, there are people here whose only source of income is this forum and they are making a kill out of it. How do you explain someone making over 70 meaningful and constructive posts a week if they aren't solely dependent on BTT? You can't have such ample time if you have other engagements

This is an obvious example of personal bias

Or whatever it is called when you are trying to judge other people by your own metrics and abilities. In simple terms, if you personally can't do something (and it is applicable to anything in life, not just posting), it doesn't in the least mean that no one can do that (I know it hurts to know). More specifically, making 70 meaningful and constructive posts a week amounts to submitting 10 posts a day. If you spend like 5 minutes composing a post, it takes you less than an hour a day. So much for being dependent on BTT
sr. member
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So my question is: Is anyone here making a full time job out of forum tasks?
I am not, I think the people we can consider full time workers here are the staff and moderators of this forum because their job exists as long as the forum is running. Actually I wonder how much is their weekly/monthly salary Huh.
Do you tell people that you make a living on a bitcoin internet forum?
I am just quiet about this forum before but after I spilled it out into my friend the news spread like a virus. Well, it's good somehow in a sense that many people are now getting interested to cryptocurrency but the sad part is they just came here for bounties and learning is only their second option.
How do buy stuff if you don't pay any taxes? Or you do file tax earnings for your BTC?
I convert crypto into fiat first before buying because of lack of opportunities - our country is not yet having wide adoption of blockchain tech. Furthermore, our country is not so strict when it comes to regulations, we are free to enjoy our crypto earnings without dealing with any taxation.
I wonder if you could add on your resume that you dedicated your time to this.
Of course not, it has nothing to do with the job you are applying for. But if you are good on making avatars and signature tjen you might include "Skilled in graphic designs" in your resume.

If I had to do all of that I wouldn't have time to have a so called real job.
What people call real job is the 9-5 slavery, right?
Yes it is! But have you ever hear of the 7-5 slavery? Lol.
legendary
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If I had to do all of that I wouldn't have time to have a so called real job.
What people call real job is the 9-5 slavery, right?


Do you tell people that you make a living on a bitcoin internet forum?
This may not be necessary except they are family and friends or people you're trying to woo over to your line of business. Otherwise just do your thing. I am an online guy. I buy and sell Bitcoin to locals but there's a limit to how I speak about it to people. A musician doesn't need to prove he earns money singing, does he? No off course. Except s/he is bragging about it on musical vids.


So my question is: Is anyone here making a full time job out of forum tasks? If so, how is your daily life? Do you tell people that you make a living on a bitcoin internet forum? How do buy stuff if you don't pay any taxes? Or you do file tax earnings for your BTC? Perhaps someone is doing it as a side-job to supplement their real job? There are many doubts of people when it comes to signature campaign earnings tax-wise. I just wonder if anyone has made a career out of this.
Definitely, there are people here whose only source of income is this forum and they are making a kill out of it. How do you explain someone making over 70 meaningful and constructive posts a week if they aren't solely dependent on BTT? You can't have such ample time if you have other engagements. In 2017, earnings from signature campaign was sustainable and could put food on the table. Senior Member ranks earned between 0.018btc - 0.02 btc which was over $150 for making 25 posts weekly. It was a great period here. Wish those days would come back now  Sad
legendary
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just reading the responses of anyone with a paid signature makes my head hurt  Roll Eyes
legendary
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You can easily make upto $1000 or even more just writing articles for 1 campaign so imagine ones taking part in just 10 campaigns and writing 5 articles per campaign ($50,000++).
From what I've seen when I managed a bounty campaign, 90% of the "articles" are plagiarism. And apparently they're not used to being rejected, because when I rejected them, they quickly switched to homograph attacks and using text spinners (this was a pain to bust hundreds of those abusers, and that's probably why most bounty managers don't care). I don't think it's still possible to earn serious money as a bounty spammer.

I have written articles for only 2 campaigns (2 articles) and both paid well like $300-$400 and there are many campaigns that pay for videos too so even if I get less stakes (I've seen many well-written articles) still you get paid a lot if the campaign is genuine and you submit genuine work. It's a terrible job to be a manager as it's not just 1 campaign you are managing and since anyone can be a part, rejecting multi-accounts and abusers is another terrible job and I've seen managers working 12-14 a day for like 4-5 months. I am not talking about spammers but I've seen genuine bounty participants too who make good money just like bounty managers.

I am not even counting the airdrops as there are airdrops that paid $500 (in altcoins) earlier. There were some campaigns which paid me 30k tokens worth $100000 for just announcing their ANN. So nothing is impossible.
legendary
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So my question is: Is anyone here making a full time job out of forum tasks? If so, how is your daily life?
No, I have no full-time job now because I am a student now.
Do you tell people that you make a living on a bitcoin internet forum?
No only my family a little bit and my 3-4 friends known by me.
How do buy stuff if you don't pay any taxes? Or you do file tax earnings for your BTC?
No, I don't pay any tax to cash out my money because I don't use a bank. Just sell my btc to another person who wants to buy btc in my country and sell to them via my local currency.

Perhaps someone is doing it as a side-job to supplement their real job? There are many doubts of people when it comes to signature campaign earnings tax-wise. I just wonder if anyone has made a career out of this. I wonder if you could add on your resume that you dedicated your time to this. Time is very valuable and some spend a lot of time on it after all.

Yea we should take crypto as our part-time/side job because there is no guaranty crypto will give us money full of our life/ we can earn money from here a long time. Thanks
hero member
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Its no secret that a lot of posters from impoverished countries are using this forum as their main income source.  I don't think many will be posting here telling everyone.......


I agree with The Pharmacistt, if you are already active poster on this forum and like to engage in discussions there is no reason to leave money on the table by not joining a campaign you agree with.
member
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Why this User hitting some decent forum members? is He out of his mind?

Hey You! please put all your rubbish on the bin and recognize this people's hard work.

kiss ass for merit somewhere else,the board is full of dumb 3rd world pajeets that will say anything for their next merit morsel.  

Review the evidence. The truth is not rubbish.  These people make money from abusing others, lying, scamming and other means. If they are decent to you then you will do well here for now.

You found a flaw in the evidence provided?


Owlcatz and tman sound very similar. Are you two alts of each other? I see you 2 and lauda always operating as a untrustworthy team ready to use red trust to silence any person that even brings up observable events from your past? You are either colluding to work as a team or you are the same person. This is not going away whilst you continue to abuse the trust system.
hero member
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Why this User hitting some decent forum members? is He out of his mind?

Hey You! please put all your rubbish on the bin and recognize this people's hard work.
legendary
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Hey Fuck Knuckle. Do more reading. I didn't extort anybody, fool. Go back to your Mum's basement, I hear her calling for your tea, window licker.  Roll Eyes
member
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I make more than a living from the forum.

Good for you. Im sure if I lived in a hut, used a windows phone, had a diet of 90% rice and wore sandals 24*7 I could make more than a living from posting shit on this forum. Fortunately for me my standard of living is far greater than that and check my join date my paddy-field residing peasant friend.. I dont actually need this place for "my living"

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You could not afford all of those luxuries. Stop dreaming and get back in that cardboard box with the pharmacist. People who need to spam sigs are obviously not that wealthy. Those that try to extort people are certainly taking a lot of risk for no reason if they can survive with out doing so.

Back on topic please keep to posting relevant material. Will you post your dummies guide to extorting other members on bitcointalk or not?  Or how to be an observable scammer and liar and still get on to highly paid sig campaigns. You may need help from your friend lauda to complete this guide for those wanting to make a living via untrustworthy methods here on bitcointalk.

So we have you can farm accounts and sell or try to sell them like nutildah.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1622642.5

You can possibly try to extort people like tman lauda and owlcatz here

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/laudatmanminifrijironmarvel2owlcatz-extortion-attempt-1764757

You can lie about scams that you profit from to mislead other potential investors , like lauda did here

This is regarding a project that announced a fair pow launch (no premine/instamine)

lauda then lied and constantly tried to deny the instamine took place. Lying for financial or unfair reward or advantage is scamming.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7535561


https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6748208

So yeah, if you are corrupt, untrustworthy and willing to lie and scam people, and extort them; the financial rewards can be enough to live on.

I would rather suggest, that you use the forums wealth of information, to pick out the real projects that have a great team and a real use case. that have completed a large chunk of their road map and get in early on those projects. You will make far more money, and you will have competed fairly against others on this board.You can be proud of your rewards and not live in constant fear of your untrustworthy and greedy actions being thrown in your face.









legendary
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Then I will need to question your merit source application. It would seem you do not have the genetic capacity to distinguish a post of value from low value noise.
As head (and tail) of the Merit Cycling Club, I can assure you that we do not discriminate on the basis of genome and there is no truth whatsoever to the rumours that our regular anilingual orgies are used to perform covert genetic testing of merit source applicants. ¬.¬

I thought we licked each others arse holes for fun.. you didn't tell me it was a test. fuck mate, feels more dirty now
legendary
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Then I will need to question your merit source application. It would seem you do not have the genetic capacity to distinguish a post of value from low value noise.
As head (and tail) of the Merit Cycling Club, I can assure you that we do not discriminate on the basis of genome and there is no truth whatsoever to the rumours that our regular anilingual orgies are used to perform covert genetic testing of merit source applicants. ¬.¬
legendary
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It is why the income from forum (from signature, bounty managements, signature or graphic designs, escrow services, etc.) should be considered as supplementary income source, even the income source is bigger than your income from main job. If you can earn more income from the forum than your main job, it is good, and you should keep doing your good works in the forum to maintain your jobs here with good supplementary income, but simultaneously you should stick with you main job as your second plan when something serious happen in the forum.
If I'd be in the luxurious position of earning much more from a forum than in my main job, I would use it to plan an early retirement. If you live in a country where $2 per day is the standard, and you make 10 times more online, you'll make more in a few years than you would have made in your real job in a lifetime.

You can easily make upto $1000 or even more just writing articles for 1 campaign so imagine ones taking part in just 10 campaigns and writing 5 articles per campaign ($50,000++).
From what I've seen when I managed a bounty campaign, 90% of the "articles" are plagiarism. And apparently they're not used to being rejected, because when I rejected them, they quickly switched to homograph attacks and using text spinners (this was a pain to bust hundreds of those abusers, and that's probably why most bounty managers don't care). I don't think it's still possible to earn serious money as a bounty spammer.
legendary
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I make more than a living from the forum.

Good for you. Im sure if I lived in a hut, used a windows phone, had a diet of 90% rice and wore sandals 24*7 I could make more than a living from posting shit on this forum. Fortunately for me my standard of living is far greater than that and check my join date my paddy-field residing peasant friend.. I dont actually need this place for "my living"

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member
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its off topic, you don't make a living off the forum hence you polluting us with your cancer posts from an alt account you punk

Please stop making false accusations. Keep to your general pattern of swearing and crying. I find that more entertaining. So yes, my post is on topic where as most of your own and your friends posts are completely off topic, untrue and irrelevant to the initial post.

I make more than a living from the forum.

I mean you make a threadbare  living from the board I know. You sig spam constantly some low brow noise. I heard from others, you like to extort other members for their bitcoins also by harassing their parents? that sounds quite profitable? or perhaps it was some under cover agents story. That was funny. You could sell these excuses as comedy sketches when your untrustworthy schemes break down.

How about explaining how that revenue stream from the board operates, and the hilarious story to tell when you get busted.

Why don't you try robbing a bank. Then when you run into the cops on the way out you can tell them it was a security test?
legendary
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its off topic, you don't make a living off the forum hence you polluting us with your cancer posts from an alt account you punk
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