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Wait, guys! So DOES THIS THING REALLY WORK? Huh

Are you asking whether the site pays out or not? If that's what you're asking then yes, it works. Here is a transaction that I received from them on the 22nd (mine is one of two addresses that received 0.00034735 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/tx/e692aad289251b6ba3e0eca1464d8b84d63638ba39428494cb49384bad21c5b9

I've been on the site since its early days, and it always pays out (though I'm currently not much active there, just waiting for the automatic betting feature to be finished)... Cool

wetsuit, how're things going? Roll Eyes

Sorry, I was not getting notifications for this topic. I have been kinda busy fighting off a bot user, just deleted 2,000 of his accounts a couple of days back and the jackass made another 5,000 or so accounts yesterday. I would really hate to put a captcha in the sign up page so trying to find workarounds to stop people like these.

Auto-betting will take another week atleast, sorry.

im fighting the same problems... let me know if you figure out how to stop them making fake accounts

I honestly don't think anyone would mind if you put up a captcha on the registration page, but the botting is getting that much worse, huh? Unfortunate to hear. Where is the source of traffic coming from for the bot account(s)?

That post is from 2014. I have had to put a captcha on the login and sign up pages. Most of the bot traffic comes from Russia and Ukraine but also increasingly from the US now.