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Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites.
Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site.
People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. Roll Eyes

wait people advertise this way? wtf lol.

I never knew this... hahah. But how effective is that advertising? 0% turn over? lol.

probably like 0.01% but that's only 10 000 satoshis

some 0.06$ per sign up then

still worth it Cheesy

And gambling sites are those who do this the most, so 0.06$ to get a customer who might lose hundreds on their site is definitely worth it!

yeah, but how much time does it take to send 10 000 transactions? Cheesy

Surely the process is automated to send to random adresses found in the blockchain.

hmm

I would want to try that but I'm afraid of being marked as a spammer and no one wanting to join the website Cheesy

There's no "public directories of scammers" Tongue

Really, this should not be a problem. Most people will simple ignore or forget about your website, and won't refrain from joining it in a latter date simply because they received a satoshi from you. It should be worth it for the people who will actually join it because of the publicity