Project : My first Bitcoin !!! - page 2.

monbux

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Quote from: InZSan3 on August 01, 2014, 06:18:02 PM

okay didnt know that it is dangerous to post my address here.
Why can hacker use this information of my address ? how would that make them possible to hack me ?

I saw those "donation" links on nearly every bitcoin site.

Stop wasting your time on faucets. Check the gambling section > Games and rounds for bitcoin giveaways. Post your services in the services section of the forum. Please never beg for money, or request a loan without a collateral. Tongue

Good Luck!

P.S. this topic is kind of... I dun know. Don't we all want to make an extra bitcoin?

Peter882

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Quote from: arcanum on August 05, 2014, 06:45:53 AM

making 1 btc is so hard Cry

Yes, making $600 is hard.
Bitcoin is money. And so you shouldn't expect that it is easier to get BTC1 than to get $600.

richardd2755

newbie

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yes its very hard to get 1 BTC

anyways you can just buy 1 BTC from you own money then exchange it for earn some money

thanks

InZSan3

newbie

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Quote from: BunsenBurner on August 02, 2014, 12:08:31 PM

Welcome to bitcointalk.
Don't worry, your English is fine to me.

Instead of spending time on faucets, there are a lot more effective ways of earning bitcoin.
For example, you could provide services like translating (I assumed you are native in German) or writing articles.
Or, you could join a signature campaign and get paid for posting on bitcointalk.

Good luck to your project.

Where can i translate or write articles and get paid in bitcoins for it ? sounds very interesting to me ... i also write songtexts and so i think i can articulate pretty good ( in german )

cryptozio

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Quote from: commandrix on August 05, 2014, 01:54:25 PM

Quote from: arcanum on August 05, 2014, 06:45:53 AM

making 1 btc is so hard Cry

Yeah it is. You practically have to make Bitcoin your full-time job to get anywhere fast. But don't worry; it can be done if you're patient and don't fall for those "get Bitcoin fast" schemes.

The fastest way is to sell things you don't use anymore in the market.

KuromaYoichi

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Sovryn - 300-500% APY on USDT Deposit

to get 1 BTC from faucet is very hard
but maybe stick with faucet until you learn more about bitcoin then move on from faucets to something else is fine

Kprawn

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Without revealing your public adress, you could still update your thread and show the progress towards the first BTC Grin

The people here could give you advice as you go, and your BTC might even grow faster.

Or someone could take pity on you and donate to your cause. Wink

So put something in the thread as you go.

commandrix

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Quote from: arcanum on August 05, 2014, 06:45:53 AM

making 1 btc is so hard Cry

Yeah it is. You practically have to make Bitcoin your full-time job to get anywhere fast. But don't worry; it can be done if you're patient and don't fall for those "get Bitcoin fast" schemes.

micaman

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You can also try searching for altcoin giveaways in other forums, social networks, etc.
You wait until they hit the exchanges and then wait for an opportunity to trade them for bitcoin.
Although i'm far from a pro trader, i've learned a lot about markets and trading starting like this.

akukurangsehat

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Good Luck in this Bitcoin thing. Just want to warn you, that once you get your first BTC, addicted is your new middle name. Oh I can suggest you something newbish in BTC. Try some cloud mining, perfect for newbie. Not much profit if we buy low mining rate, but It's still perfect for newbie Grin

arcanum

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making 1 btc is so hard Cry

commandrix

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I suggest you hit the Services subforum because if you have skillz and aren't afraid of a little hard work, you can earn a full Bitcoin a lot faster than just using faucets.

libivan

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Quote from: silvestar on August 04, 2014, 07:25:35 AM

Before getting excited on receiving payments from faucets, do some math to check how much you can get hourly from the sites on average. You would likely just get a very small number.

To get a small amount of bitcoin to play with, you can just buy $10 bitcoin from localbitcoins.

That's very true. That's why I have said that I do not like faucets: it's a waste of time. But worse than that is the fact that there are many scam faucets which do not pay their users as announced (but the scammers still receive quite a lot of income from their ads). That's an awful welcome to new users...

silvestar

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Before getting excited on receiving payments from faucets, do some math to check how much you can get hourly from the sites on average. You would likely just get a very small number.

To get a small amount of bitcoin to play with, you can just buy $10 bitcoin from localbitcoins.

libivan

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Although I do not like faucets very much, I can say that these seem to be honest:

http://bitcoinposter.com
http://luckycheckin.com
https://freebitco.in
http://moonbit.co.in
http://www.bitvisitor.com
http://bitcoiner.net
https://www.landofbitcoin.com

A bigger list is here:
http://criplib.blogspot.com/2014/06/free-bitcoin-faucets.html

Nice profits.

halorose

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It's not going to be a quick and easy road to that first BTC

Just post like me ....You will get more and more.

ranochigo

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Quote from: BunsenBurner on August 02, 2014, 12:16:06 PM

Quote from: Possum577 on August 02, 2014, 01:38:15 AM

How much are people getting from these signature campaigns? I'm still waiting for my first payout and remain a bit skeptical. The faucets, while paying dust, at least pay at the same time every week...

I'd be eager to hear some experiences from you all and the OP may benefit from the education.

I can see that you have joined the 777coin campaign.
Lightlord and 777coin are here for quite a long period of time and so I don't think you need to worry about the payment.

The amount you can earned really depends on your member rank and your post count.
For your reference, Stunna has paid PD sig campaign participants almost 26 btc just last month. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8082102

Lightlord will pay but they delayed payment for sometime for two consecutive periods already. They are sure trusted but I don't think people would like to join them because of delayed payment. Still, they are trusted and the only campaign which allows newbies and Jr.members.

dompsairs

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Good luck i also want to win my first BTC

BunsenBurner

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Quote from: Possum577 on August 02, 2014, 01:38:15 AM

How much are people getting from these signature campaigns? I'm still waiting for my first payout and remain a bit skeptical. The faucets, while paying dust, at least pay at the same time every week...

I'd be eager to hear some experiences from you all and the OP may benefit from the education.

I can see that you have joined the 777coin campaign.
Lightlord and 777coin are here for quite a long period of time and so I don't think you need to worry about the payment.

The amount you can earned really depends on your member rank and your post count.
For your reference, Stunna has paid PD sig campaign participants almost 26 btc just last month. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8082102

BunsenBurner

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Welcome to bitcointalk.
Don't worry, your English is fine to me.

Instead of spending time on faucets, there are a lot more effective ways of earning bitcoin.
For example, you could provide services like translating (I assumed you are native in German) or writing articles.
Or, you could join a signature campaign and get paid for posting on bitcointalk.

Good luck to your project.

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