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^ I meant Panhandling as in begging for money... but I would also love to pan for gold one day haha

I got a good metal detector in my garage... hasn't been used in 4 years... really gotta make use of it one day!
 
I have come to the conclusion that using BTC faucet is a waste of time

Made like 400 satoshi ( not even £00.00 ) I could go and pan handle and make more

Tbh pan handling is an extreme money maker... Mafia use it in Germany, they kidnap families and make them pan handle all day, they make thousands a day

Sorry off topic

Aye, I've patched it as well. Subtotal might have came across like a total wank, but he was right about that at least.

The going begging thing is a bit of a shoddy comparison though. Sitting in front of a computer is whole lot easier (& less degrading) than standing outside a shop asking people for money. I would fully expect begging to make you more money, seeing as it's a harder thing to do. I wouldn't beg on the streets for £10 an hour.
 
yeah I guess I was kind of quick to feel offended for no reason on that

I don't even follow cryptocoins anymore, so I don't even know why I felt the need to share anything in this this thread

the only reason Cryptocoins are what they are today is because of hobbyists like me who just wanted to fuck around with shit and already had the computers to do it. now that China and eastern europe took over it's all about the money, and the only reason people care about them period is because you can buy drugs with them anonymously.

that's it

keep your funds in BTC, see what happens. Sure, you might gain a few sheckles here and there, but never forget

it's just a bunch of random numbers

and eventually, nobody is going to be paying $500+ for a Fibonacci Sequence with Autism
 
How they make their money:

You solve captchas for a pittance. Spammers use your captcha solutions to access webmail services and message boards. People looking to get rich quick pay spammers to get their advertisements to an audience. Your cut is a tiny fraction of this.
 
The one I was doing was clicking down a list of sites, viewing them for 20 seconds, then going back to the list. Clearly they were making a bit more per click to the advertised site than they were paying me.

The one I couldn't understand was the faucet thing. I clicked a button to "open the faucet" then it came up with something like "Lucky Number is 72836" and a wee bar scrolled back and forward underneath, occasionally adding a couple of satoshi to a counter, which I could then "cash out" whenever I liked.
 
Sounds like it could be scripted, then? First effort in Bash, resorting to Perl or Python in extremis. Not so easy if they've got embedded JavaScript; you'd need to pull a few stunts there. Though with a full 20 seconds between sites, a rough and ready JavaScript interpreter written in Perl isn't unfeasible.

Downloading adverts to /dev/null, I really don't mind at all. Not like you're harming anyone else, unless you count participation as encouragement.
 
keep your funds in BTC, see what happens. Sure, you might gain a few sheckles here and there, but never forget

it's just a bunch of random numbers

and eventually, nobody is going to be paying $500+ for a Fibonacci Sequence with Autism

Not all my funds so that's why I am just investing in BTC as I don't want it just sitting in my bank... might aswell invest in something, I would get into stocks, but ill leave that for winter when I got more time on my hands

Well let's see which way this goes... can't see it staying down forever
 
Anyone else tempted to invest a bit whilst the price is so low? I'm assuming its low because of the recent Ulbricht sentencing, but I'm sure this will all be forgotten about eventually. Or do you think we'll never see anything like the $1000 peak of a couple of years ago?

I've got 0.02BTC sat in an account on a DNM site, maybe eventually it'll be worth enough to buy some treats with heh.
 
Looks like Evolution market just pulled an exit scam, withdrawals stopped working and apparently the site admin admitted to pulling an exit scam.

Some vendors are apparently posting as the scam was happening that they had 230+ bitcoins stuck on the markets and they could do nothing about it.
 
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I saw the Reddit post but I could still login last night, for me the jury is still out. Agora went down only a week or so ago with people saying much the same thing.

If this turns out to be the case I wonder how long the Eskrow faculties are going to continue, for a buyer losing out on a single purchase is one thing but as a vendor you could end up going bust.

Time will tell on thine one but I'm surprised as they were gaining ground, maybe greed got the better of them
 
does no one else care? thought it would be big news on here.

I don't think it's a case of no one caring but for a start it hasnt yet been confirmed as to what has actually happened, although I'll grant you it does seem the evidence is mounting.

Also is it really that surprising ? a site setup on the Dark Web selling many illegal and in some cases dubious items run by people that are well known players in the carding world have, allegedly 'done a runner' with a shed load of BCs ?

I'm interested on how this one plays out as i think it will shape the suture of these type of transactions in the future but I don't think BL is the place to speculate on such things there are plenty of other corners of the net doing just that, making death threats etc etc
 
does no one else care?
I don't do darknet so I don't care too much.

But what I've read on the interwebz from buyersx that do use darknet markets is basically the following. There have been many scams in the past. Know the drill, don't put more coins there than absolutely necessary. If the next scam comes around, you don't lose more than the value of your last purchase.

I suspect as a darknet seller, it's more complicated. It's infeasible business-wise to just have the coins worth one transaction on the site. On the other hand, selling illegal drugs isn't exactly a low-risk business to begin with. Sure, there is a risk of getting scammed financially. But perhaps the risk of getting scammed (or even physically harmed) IRL is even bigger.
 
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