Earning a living with bitcoin? - page 137.

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Quote from: justspare on March 06, 2016, 02:56:41 AM

If you make a shit tonne of alt accounts and then sign up for a lot of signature campaigns and then spam everyday of your life. Very easy.

Your post quality will drop like crazy, and it's hard to change your post type.

It isn't allowed to do that in a Sig. Campaign as far that i know.

AFAIK, the forum itself is allowing people to have multiple account because its too difficult to monitor which account is whose, but you're right, signature campaign highly prohibit that. Besides, the word spam itself has shown how poor the future of that idea is. In no time, you'll get banned and kicked from the forum. Then, you can say good bye for earning a living from bitcoin.

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Quote from: jethrorn99 on March 06, 2016, 10:10:50 AM

Quote from: justspare on March 06, 2016, 02:56:41 AM

If you make a shit tonne of alt accounts and then sign up for a lot of signature campaigns and then spam everyday of your life. Very easy.

Your post quality will drop like crazy, and it's hard to change your post type.

It isn't allowed to do that in a Sig. Campaign as far that i know.

It will make your post quality down. Sometimes it may lead to get a ban from signature campaigns.
Payment will also be denied as it is opposite to sig campaign terms and conditions.

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Quote from: justspare on March 06, 2016, 02:56:41 AM

If you make a shit tonne of alt accounts and then sign up for a lot of signature campaigns and then spam everyday of your life. Very easy.

Your post quality will drop like crazy, and it's hard to change your post type.

It isn't allowed to do that in a Sig. Campaign as far that i know.

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Quote from: justspare on March 06, 2016, 02:56:41 AM

If you make a shit tonne of alt accounts and then sign up for a lot of signature campaigns and then spam everyday of your life. Very easy.

not really possible, many signature are closed, and spamming with low rank account, can only earn you a very tiny profit

you need something like 50 account to do this with good profit based on the time wasted, unless you can automate all the account, but they will be most likely banned

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Quote from: LarryHocks on March 05, 2016, 01:59:22 PM

Having a service which would give you enough coins to live on would be great.
However suppose the project fails then you need to find a job again. For me it's still to risky to depend solely on bitcoin,

That's true, we can't rely on bitcoin as a way to earn for our daily living, and we never really know til when bitcoin will be alive, and if something happen to bitcoin and we are all in, then it would be harder to find a job again, except if you are into business and you are the boss..

Agreed with you, there has been lot of risk involved. Its always better to treat income from bitcoin as extra income only. Still many people are involved in full time jobs related to bitcoins and they are doing well also.

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Quote from: justspare on March 06, 2016, 02:56:41 AM

If you make a shit tonne of alt accounts and then sign up for a lot of signature campaigns and then spam everyday of your life. Very easy.

Yes but is that allowed? I thought we are only allowed to have one account per person and per i.p I think if many people did that then they would get their accounts banned and wouldn't that be too risky?

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If you make a shit tonne of alt accounts and then sign up for a lot of signature campaigns and then spam everyday of your life. Very easy.

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Quote from: jethrorn99 on March 05, 2016, 06:51:10 AM

If you live in a third world country( or china ) then it's possible to earn a living with btc since everything is cheaper.

You can earn a living in a first world country, but it's harder. You'll need a lot of effort to do that.

you are right. earning a living with bitcoin for people whom belongs to third nation is more easy then US, UK and Canada.. people can live only for 30$ a month in those countries so making 30$ per month is very easy job. every one can make that much money.

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Quote from: LarryHocks on March 05, 2016, 01:59:22 PM

Having a service which would give you enough coins to live on would be great.
However suppose the project fails then you need to find a job again. For me it's still to risky to depend solely on bitcoin,

That's true, we can't rely on bitcoin as a way to earn for our daily living, and we never really know til when bitcoin will be alive, and if something happen to bitcoin and we are all in, then it would be harder to find a job again, except if you are into business and you are the boss..

Well if you have a service which is successful and if for some reason Bitcoin project fails in future (although, I don't see it happening) then you can simply switch to other payment processors. The key is having a business which is not for bitcoiners only.

Exactly said. When we try to have a living with Bitcoin initially the long lasting of Bitcoin needs to be calculated, which makes further living prosperous.

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Quote from: LarryHocks on March 05, 2016, 01:59:22 PM

Having a service which would give you enough coins to live on would be great.
However suppose the project fails then you need to find a job again. For me it's still to risky to depend solely on bitcoin,

That's true, we can't rely on bitcoin as a way to earn for our daily living, and we never really know til when bitcoin will be alive, and if something happen to bitcoin and we are all in, then it would be harder to find a job again, except if you are into business and you are the boss..

Well if you have a service which is successful and if for some reason Bitcoin project fails in future (although, I don't see it happening) then you can simply switch to other payment processors. The key is having a business which is not for bitcoiners only.

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Quote from: LarryHocks on March 05, 2016, 01:59:22 PM

Having a service which would give you enough coins to live on would be great.
However suppose the project fails then you need to find a job again. For me it's still to risky to depend solely on bitcoin,

A bitcoin service you mean? Like when your bitcoin carburetor fails and you need to readjust it and you take it to the service?

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Having a service which would give you enough coins to live on would be great.
However suppose the project fails then you need to find a job again. For me it's still to risky to depend solely on bitcoin,

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Quote from: 7a7a on March 04, 2016, 03:59:30 PM

i don't think now there is a time to fully dedicate your time to work for bitcoin i think the beset way is to have like side jobs with bitcoin and that way you will have extra income without risking your full time job the good thing is unemployed people could make some money doing jobs for bitcoin

Unless you have a service with pays you enough you can't just work in bitcoin. Most good jobs are taken or even more pay less. Meaning not enough to make a living.
It will ony change when bitcoin goes mainstream.

But bitcoin is in a mainstream today, if you have skills that you can sell or services then you can make it for a living but yeah youre right it is true that is not enough to make a living , you must have a lot of knowledge, skills and time to earn for a living in btc

You are right for earning a life one must have knowledge, skill and time to earn.
But sometimes we also need some money to start earning a living like if we have to start a business. but the intelligence is of high importance for earning.
So it does not matter that what the currency, either bitcoin or any other, you can earn your living.

There are plenty of jobs that don't require a specific skill set. If you contact support staff of some bitcoin related site you will see they got really not knowledge at all of what they are doing.
Most of the time we have to explain them what bicoin is.

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Quote from: bonski on March 04, 2016, 05:57:29 PM

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Quote from: 7a7a on March 04, 2016, 03:59:30 PM

i don't think now there is a time to fully dedicate your time to work for bitcoin i think the beset way is to have like side jobs with bitcoin and that way you will have extra income without risking your full time job the good thing is unemployed people could make some money doing jobs for bitcoin

Unless you have a service with pays you enough you can't just work in bitcoin. Most good jobs are taken or even more pay less. Meaning not enough to make a living.
It will ony change when bitcoin goes mainstream.

But bitcoin is in a mainstream today, if you have skills that you can sell or services then you can make it for a living but yeah youre right it is true that is not enough to make a living , you must have a lot of knowledge, skills and time to earn for a living in btc

You are right for earning a life one must have knowledge, skill and time to earn.
But sometimes we also need some money to start earning a living like if we have to start a business. but the intelligence is of high importance for earning.
So it does not matter that what the currency, either bitcoin or any other, you can earn your living.

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Quote from: zencomp on March 05, 2016, 07:38:49 AM

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Quote from: Daniel91 on March 05, 2016, 07:07:53 AM

Quote from: jethrorn99 on March 05, 2016, 06:51:10 AM

If you live in a third world country( or china ) then it's possible to earn a living with btc since everything is cheaper.

You can earn a living in a first world country, but it's harder. You'll need a lot of effort to do that.

It's true.
In fact, if you live in USA or W. Europe, you have 2 options to Earn a living with bitcoin.
Either, you hold your bitcoin funds in the wallet and wait for price increase or you start some business with bitcoin.

A good hero member account could provide a poor family with a few dollars a day with hig signature campaign. It's a good idea for a third world country. China? not everything is cheaper. Of course you would have to factor in how good the poster's posts are and the signature campaign payout, but it could become a sustainable source of money for a poor person.

what do you mean by third world country, why in asia also the people can do living with the Bitcoin through earning Signature Campaign, take India fiat currency conversion if you are earning by signature payment monthly approximately 0.6 btc then you can leave your life smoothly normal man life.

That's exactly what i'm saying.... People living in Asia have a greater chance to earn a living with bitcoin.

Since everything is more expensive in a first world country, it's hard to live only with bitcoin (not impossible, but harder than asian / 3rd world countries )

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Quote from: harizen on March 01, 2016, 07:53:35 AM

Earning a living with bitcoin is really possible but you must not rely here alone.

There are lots of financial opportunity you can do while at the same time doing your usual method in bitcoin.

Multiple financial earnings options are better than relying on one alone.

Totally agree with this. If you can have multiple source of income, why not do it? I cannot live on bitcoin alone but it is a great supplement on my income from my day job. And just a reminder, if you want to do multiple jobs, be sure you do it without sacrificing your health. Health is still more important than money.

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Quote from: crazyearner on February 07, 2016, 07:04:27 PM

I earn a small amount for living with bitcoin from trading. Bigger volumes can play with in Bitcoin the bigger the rewards can be when trading is active. Right now am focusing on doing Bitcoin full time. Just got a few more things to pay off and get settled and then to quit my full time job. Take enough money from my work to put into Bitcoin and live off it working my own hours and being my own boss. Work life is crap and had enough of being bossed around time to change things for 2016 to get all things settled up and paid off and get back on track for early retirement and plenty of trips round the world.

What are you trading specificlly?

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Quote from: zencomp on March 05, 2016, 07:38:49 AM

what do you mean by third world country, why in asia also the people can do living with the Bitcoin through earning Signature Campaign, take India fiat currency conversion if you are earning by signature payment monthly approximately 0.6 btc then you can leave your life smoothly normal man life.

If you're posting just for the sake of posting and your post quality is not good, you and all your accounts can easily get banned. He likely means that 1st world users have a lower chance of doing so

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Quote from: leowonderful on March 05, 2016, 07:11:53 AM

Quote from: Daniel91 on March 05, 2016, 07:07:53 AM

Quote from: jethrorn99 on March 05, 2016, 06:51:10 AM

If you live in a third world country( or china ) then it's possible to earn a living with btc since everything is cheaper.

You can earn a living in a first world country, but it's harder. You'll need a lot of effort to do that.

It's true.
In fact, if you live in USA or W. Europe, you have 2 options to Earn a living with bitcoin.
Either, you hold your bitcoin funds in the wallet and wait for price increase or you start some business with bitcoin.

A good hero member account could provide a poor family with a few dollars a day with hig signature campaign. It's a good idea for a third world country. China? not everything is cheaper. Of course you would have to factor in how good the poster's posts are and the signature campaign payout, but it could become a sustainable source of money for a poor person.

what do you mean by third world country, why in asia also the people can do living with the Bitcoin through earning Signature Campaign, take India fiat currency conversion if you are earning by signature payment monthly approximately 0.6 btc then you can leave your life smoothly normal man life.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on March 05, 2016, 07:07:53 AM

Quote from: jethrorn99 on March 05, 2016, 06:51:10 AM

If you live in a third world country( or china ) then it's possible to earn a living with btc since everything is cheaper.

You can earn a living in a first world country, but it's harder. You'll need a lot of effort to do that.

It's true.
In fact, if you live in USA or W. Europe, you have 2 options to Earn a living with bitcoin.
Either, you hold your bitcoin funds in the wallet and wait for price increase or you start some business with bitcoin.

A good hero member account could provide a poor family with a few dollars a day with hig signature campaign. It's a good idea for a third world country. China? not everything is cheaper. Of course you would have to factor in how good the poster's posts are and the signature campaign payout, but it could become a sustainable source of money for a poor person.

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