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It's not a scam, but whether or not it can hold up against inevitable governmental retaliation is another story. If major currency issuers go after it, the price could plummet.
Dude, this thread is about BitcoinPlus.com, not bitcoin itself. You are off topic.The Bitcoin faucet is dry so the first 10 newbies, with a total of less than 30 posts, that reply to this post with their payment address will receive 0.01 Bitcoins from me to play with 
That describes me, it would be very kind of you to toss a bitpenny my sir.Then I thought, maybe you are writing that the User Error belongs to BCP. Is that what you mean?
What I really mean is "you are a fool."Yea, I find this surprising
Lol.This newb should go configure his sig incase lightning strikes...
Re: Hardcore libertarians: explain your anti-IP-rights position to me.
I would like to follow this discussion. I could just use the notify function, but this is just my fourth post and I need a post count to break out of the newbie ghetto.
I totally disagree that BitCoinPlus is a scam.
One of the goals of the BitCoin project as a form of digital cash is to enable micro transactions. In order to make micro transactions pay off, you need a lot of them. Having a visitor to a website compute a few hashes is a microtransaction far less objectionable than most ads, and it is far more reliable in terms of payout than an ad's click through rate. Getting thousands of visitors a day to a website is what it takes to make BitCoinPlus work for you.
User Error.
One of the goals of the BitCoin project as a form of digital cash is to enable micro transactions. In order to make micro transactions pay off, you need a lot of them. Having a visitor to a website compute a few hashes is a microtransaction far less objectionable than most ads, and it is far more reliable in terms of payout than an ad's click through rate. Getting thousands of visitors a day to a website is what it takes to make BitCoinPlus work for you.
User Error.