It honestly puzzled me why. I was just asking a question after doing a little background check of your account since you were offering a deal which seemed shady to me.

You sounded so arrogant, buddy. Well, until now, you still are.

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Here, you started to dismiss everything as if they're all BS only to end up admitting your bought account.  


Each deal made on behalf of your stolen identity here is a scam, Chuck!


Chuck is lucky he kind of got the protection or at least the indifference of some members here. It pays to stick to them and act as a disciple.

He'll probably get away from valid tags like "Account sales encourage scams, spam, and account farming", "Never trust someone that bought their account", "Cant trust someone who bought his account."

This is very cool!

This is gonna sum up very quickly the vital numbers of two coins you are probably weighing on with care before deciding which to buy or perhaps buy more or which has more potential for profit in the short or long term.

I suggest you include a very brief description of the coin/project, or probably some keywords that describe them or their specific niche. It probably matters that the coin is medical related, data, privacy, etc.   

A transaction fee as high as 200-250$? That's crazy high!

What do you mean more about crypto adoption and underdevelopment of most coins?

Nobody will listen (much less take seriously) to an account which is created solely for the purpose of trolling.

Quit playing a fool!

Why don't you just admit it head-on that you bought a hacked account?

Unlucky for you, the account you bought has such an identity which you simply cannot manage to represent. This account, buddy, is even older than nutildah's and has a very rich transaction history primary related to mining.

To start, why don't you tell us the difference between a ZeusMiner Blizzard and a Corsair CX750M?

That sounds really cool.

Just wanna ask you how much you spend using that card every month.

And how much percentage do they give as cashback?

You're not even talking to Chuck, man! Pfft! You're probably talking to Nguyen.


What made you stop selling mining hardwares, buddy? Drop shipping's more profitable now?

Before I forget, by the way, what happened to Og as your "My goto escrow service here in Bitcointalk land?" Is DireWolf's free escrow much better?

I guess I'm raising legitimate questions, am I not?

Oh, if you only knew how much I abhor this verification shit!
 

Oh, well, below are your own words. More often than not, we are too heavy on newbies here but how are they so different from heroes that are hacked?

So do you mind giving us a little clue on that 'legal' work you've got for us?


You tell us what you'll want us to do.


I thought you're an American yourself, selling miners before. You moved to Vietnam now making translations?

Hacked and sold account, eh?

Thanks a lot guys for all your valuable responses.


It seems I'd be following this path for now.

You're right, I'd probably make more satoshis by working for fiat and convert them myself than working for BTC itself.

Wow! This is a long list. Thank you for this. Will check for their reviews first.

I haven't tried a single freelancing site that pays in crypto before.

If ever you've tried any of it, which one and how's the overall experience? And can you recommend the best among them?

Many thanks again.

Hey guys! I hope everyone is doing well inside their homes.

Just like many, I am also staying at home for several weeks now. I have a lot of spare time and badly need an additional source of income. Can anybody please share some freelancing sites that are reliable and pay in Bitcoin or other top altcoins. I don't have special skills, though. I am looking for sites which offer various little tasks such as short article writing, transcription, image annotation, etc.

I have encountered crypto projects before which offer freelancing services but it seems they are all dead now. 

I'm not sure if I am posting this in the right section. Thanks everyone and stay safe.

For as long as you are not detected, then probably you can shirk from your tax obligations. But if you are caught, then you will definitely be sorry for it. At the end of the day, you are violating the law of whatever country you are from. And then there is the fact that you cannot actually avoid them. I think buying with your cryptocurrencies in legal stores and restaurants already involves taxes. Or if you opt to convert them into fiat and withdraw them through legit banks and other centers, you will also be paying taxes.

So you better stick within the legal boundaries.

Be safe. Choose the top 10. With the prices at this moment, you will only need at most 5 months before your money will double.

Ethereum is not having any huge problem at all, so if the price is falling, that is not a problem also. You only need to keep your patience and your Ethereum, too. It only needs weeks before this top coin will get back to $1,000.   

This list is pleasant to the eyes. Of all the member states of the G20, only one has made Bitcoin illegal. The biggest number is still in support of Bitcoin. The countries that are either neutral or have made some restrictions to Bitcoin may still change tune and follow the majority that made Bitcoin legal.

Are you guys referring to CCore?

I think the project has yet to really accomplish a major milestone but I believe the team is really working hard for it. They are also giving a little update every now and then. I hope this will really turn out good.

In times like these, someone from the official team of the project should try to be there at all times responding to concerns and fears. Their absence or silence, even if only for a while, may be perceived in a negative way by those who are already imagining a lot of things. This is to control the damage that has obviously affected Titanium's reputation.

I hope the project will rise back quickly enough and recover.

Please check the price updates. Bitcoin has been rising for a few days already. As a matter of fact, we might be crossing the $10,000 pretty soon.

It's a bit hard to tell. But for sure, it will not be less than $30,000 per Ethereum. This year alone, Ethereum might even reach $5,000. We'll know that in the middle of this year.