You can also try metrodeal.com and cashcashpinoy. They now accept payment of bitcoin thru coins.ph
You should also check out the site of https://use.coins.ph/ to know more about which merchants accept bitcoin in Ph. Also it would help you greatly to have account with coins.ph confirmed(if you don't have already)

It more interesting if you don't use bots , In trading you will one who see the trading and it more thrill when you're the one who gonna buy and sell the coins as of now i do small trades for altcoins and ico's but if im giving a chance to create bot i probably build one your just making a big mistake making human tobecome more lazier

The price of bitcoin is regularly fluctuating, so you might get $100 worth of bitcoins now, $50 or $200 worth of bitcoins tomorrow, who knows? So, do you prefer a currency that is more stable, like cash (USD, EUR...), or do you treat bitcoins as a currency, for investment to let it grow?

State why you prefer your option.

If you are content with low returns then it is probably best to save your money in a low interest account.  It will be insured and is 'safe'.
Gold is a solid investment, the price is quite low at the moment, it seems like a safe long term investment, not very fungible though.

Bitcoin is dangerous, you could lose most of your money quickly, you could also make lots of money. It is fungible, if you can handle the stress of big price swings, it is a good investment in my opinion.

I wouldn't put all my eggs in one basket.  I personally am long oil at the moment, I can ride out the overproduction dip, but it won't stay at $50-60 for long, I am willing to bet on that!

I'm inclined to agree with you, that the alarmist warnings about job destruction are overblown, but the trend is certainly real. Automation and technology reduces the need for human employment. The economy shifts and people find new industries, but this shift is not unlimited. There will not be new jobs simply because there are more unemployed people, there has to be economic need for the employment. Manufacturing jobs are decreasing, and the American economy has adapted with an increase in service jobs, but there is not an unlimited need for service jobs. I think you're saying that with lower than average employment participation rates in the American economy, even though the economy has largely "recovered" and continues to improve. With that said, I think the alarmist warning is overblown because this is a trend that, while accelerating, still takes decades to play out. We're not in danger of having massive unemployment on account of technology in the next 10 or 20 years, though it certainly gets incrementally worse as time goes on.

The real owner? Who decides that if it's possible for me to generate the same address? Just because I generated it after shouldn't mean it's illegal. It's not like exploiting an online wallet to steal private keys and drain the accounts.

I feel like you guys are just guessing to be honest, I want to know if it's legal or illegal to take bitcoins out of an address you just generated.

Well, you can't blame them, most of the gamblers who does not have a good experience in gambling will always leave a bad comment. For them gambling is wrong because it is just a way to lose your money.

There are people in the banking and remittance industry that might feel a bit threatened by Bitcoin and they might hate Bitcoin. Every technology that might replace your role or your job for that matter,

will give some resistance. I think some people felt the same when the horse was replaced with motor cars and mailing was replaced by email. You have to swap hats with these people to understand

their fears and disruption is inevitable at some time in the future, if they do not change their business model or steal the Blockchain technology.