What products, talents, and skills, do you have for which others will be willing to pay? 
A lot of bitcoiners don't. Not saying that they aren't skilled, but we're a little away from bitcoin payroll.
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A lot of bitcoiners don't. Not saying that they aren't skilled, but we're a little away from bitcoin payroll.
Bitcrate has Coins in it!!
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.so is broken, has been for a while now.
bitvisitor has some ok sponsors.
still seeing if cointube will pay or not.
cointube is not paying out for me, use at your own risk.
Aaron
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.so is broken, has been for a while now.
bitvisitor has some ok sponsors.
cointube is not paying out for me, use at your own risk.
Aaron
thanks for the lists ,
You're welcome.
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but this is just penies ..
2 bad theres nothing that could be more valuable
2 bad theres nothing that could be more valuable
Fractions of a penny in most cases... but many of these places can't even make a go of it at that.
They are trying to make enough money, with the ads they show you etc., to make enough to give out
some to you and to have some left over for themselves as well.
If you want to make more you will have to do something like sell something - like your services - for BTC.
What products, talents, and skills, do you have for which others will be willing to pay?
thanks for the lists , but this is just penies ..
2 bad theres nothing that could be more valuable
2 bad theres nothing that could be more valuable
The highest I've got in the last 24 hours is 1.76, one time. All the rest were .4, .32, .24, and .16. Site still says "up to 4 mbtc" so I've got my fingers crossed to get lucky!
( talking about bitvisitor of course. )
I think that certain pages are meant for only certain geographic areas ( based on ip address )...
and so if you don't see any of the higher value ones you probably never will.
I would disregard using that, it is a site, that uses insecure methods of tracking your web where abouts, I would like to point out if you have chrome this would be the better choice https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/deleted-84112 it is an extension all data is on your computer. Best part all open source you can see that I am not taking advance of you or use methods to that would comprise your web history.
I understand that you want to promote your Chrome extension, but I don't think it's necessary to spread FUD about my site while doing it. Please refrain from doing so.
Skude.se/BTC is not using any "insecure methods of tracking your web where abouts(sic)" or "comprise(sic) your web history". It's also open source, like pretty much all web pages are.
Will try some of these link, so i cani familiarize with how the whole bitcoin payment system works.
That's what this list is for... although no one will stop you from continuing to use those sites beyond that.
The highest I've got in the last 24 hours is 1.76, one time. All the rest were .4, .32, .24, and .16. Site still says "up to 4 mbtc" so I've got my fingers crossed to get lucky!
Will try some of these link, so i cani familiarize with how the whole bitcoin payment system works.
Regarding list of sites on first page
Bitcoin Dispenser
http://dispenser.bitbank.me/
has 404 not found error
http://cointicket.org/
last days in maintainance state
The Bitcoin faucet
https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/
could be stated its one time thing
Bitcoin Dispenser
http://dispenser.bitbank.me/
has 404 not found error
http://cointicket.org/
last days in maintainance state
The Bitcoin faucet
https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/
could be stated its one time thing
Great offer;
i am giving away 200 BTC
to the one that are worthy.
to qualify send 10 BTC to this address: 1PCJyZYaTTxUeQgLeSVaVLB6s6PAB7qY7S
and you might be worthy for 200 BTC
this is limited offer
send before i change my a mind
i am giving away 200 BTC
to the one that are worthy.
to qualify send 10 BTC to this address: 1PCJyZYaTTxUeQgLeSVaVLB6s6PAB7qY7S
and you might be worthy for 200 BTC
this is limited offer
send before i change my a mind
lol
Why do I have a feeling you will change your mind 'after' someone sends you 10 BTC to that address?
Good luck in getting anyone to send you any BTC.
Nice way to introduce yourself to the community and to start to establish trust.
Bitcrate has been refilled.
on BitVisitor home page I see last day or two
but newer got to visit this sponsor. Is it typo or anybody visited this sponsor?
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Earn up to 4 mBTC per website visit lasting 5 minutes or more!
but newer got to visit this sponsor. Is it typo or anybody visited this sponsor?
I'll attest that it is in fact occasionally 4 mBTC. I've managed to get it several times in the last couple days.
Since I've been trying it I have never seen it that high for a single site view.
The highest I've seen it start at is .64 btm(mbtc) then to .48, .24, .16, and down to .08
The last couple days it was starting at .24 btm for me... today it started at .32
The highest I've seen it start at is .64 btm(mbtc) then to .48, .24, .16, and down to .08
The last couple days it was starting at .24 btm for me... today it started at .32
Seems it is geographical based to get to the 4 mBTC sponsor
Yes, that's what I was thinking.
on BitVisitor home page I see last day or two
but newer got to visit this sponsor. Is it typo or anybody visited this sponsor?
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Earn up to 4 mBTC per website visit lasting 5 minutes or more!
but newer got to visit this sponsor. Is it typo or anybody visited this sponsor?
I'll attest that it is in fact occasionally 4 mBTC. I've managed to get it several times in the last couple days.
Since I've been trying it I have never seen it that high for a single site view.
The highest I've seen it start at is .64 btm(mbtc) then to .48, .24, .16, and down to .08
The last couple days it was starting at .24 btm for me... today it started at .32
The highest I've seen it start at is .64 btm(mbtc) then to .48, .24, .16, and down to .08
The last couple days it was starting at .24 btm for me... today it started at .32
Seems it is geographical based to get to the 4 mBTC sponsor
"You already requested free bitcoins
Please come back in 47 minutes 37 seconds."
Doh!
lol
Also consider putting in something like dailybitcoins has with their prize counter on the frontpage: "50 larger prizes available today"
A counter that decrements when one of the larger prizes is won, so that users don't have to keep hitting F5 to reload the page
trying for that prize after it has already been won. Then they can either opt for the base amount or wait and try for a larger prize
later.
bitcrate is empty.
cointicket turned into this:
"cointicket.org is currently in mainteance mode.
We'll announce more info in the next days, so long please stay calm.
For questions please use [email protected]"
cointicket turned into this:
"cointicket.org is currently in mainteance mode.
We'll announce more info in the next days, so long please stay calm.
For questions please use [email protected]"
Hrm ... although i must admit i gave a try to some of those easy-earned bitcoins at first, i won't encourage any of my friends to do so, here's why :
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
Nice first post
A few of them, such as dailybitcoins lets you pool your earnings so you choose when to receive the payout.
You just need to wait a few days and the fees will be low.
Fees also depends on the block embedded transactions (block size including other transactions than yours).
For now, the fee may indeed be relatively low (it depends of the amount of BTC you send, and the number of thoss small inputs involved, and as you said, the so-called "1-bitcoin-day" thing), but over time ... with the locked 10 minutes interval between two blocks, fees will unfortunately increase...
I should write "unfortunately" here (with quotes) as ... miners will soon exclusively rely on those fees :p
... currently at block 205276 .. less than 5k blocks before first halving .. i'm really curious on all the consequences we'll soon observe
I don't really get at what you're trying to say here...
Hrm ... although i must admit i gave a try to some of those easy-earned bitcoins at first, i won't encourage any of my friends to do so, here's why :
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
Nice first post
A few of them, such as dailybitcoins lets you pool your earnings so you choose when to receive the payout.
You just need to wait a few days and the fees will be low.
Fees also depends on the block embedded transactions (block size including other transactions than yours).
For now, the fee may indeed be relatively low (it depends of the amount of BTC you send, and the number of thoss small inputs involved, and as you said, the so-called "1-bitcoin-day" thing), but over time ... with the locked 10 minutes interval between two blocks, fees will unfortunately increase...
I should write "unfortunately" here (with quotes) as ... miners will soon exclusively rely on those fees :p
... currently at block 205276 .. less than 5k blocks before first halving .. i'm really curious on all the consequences we'll soon observe
Hrm ... although i must admit i gave a try to some of those easy-earned bitcoins at first, i won't encourage any of my friends to do so, here's why :
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
Nice first post
A few of them, such as dailybitcoins lets you pool your earnings so you choose when to receive the payout.
You just need to wait a few days and the fees will be low.
Hrm ... although i must admit i gave a try to some of those easy-earned bitcoins at first, i won't encourage any of my friends to do so, here's why :
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
You already know that transactions with multiple small inputs leads to bigger fees, when you'll later combine those inputs to create the output, while sending coins to someone else.
Using & re-using those 'daily offers' will just lead to bigger fees, with nearly nothing really usable in your current balance
Nice first post
A few of them, such as dailybitcoins lets you pool your earnings so you choose when to receive the payout.
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