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Sorry Sorry Sorry Please remove -ive ratings..Sorry for all spamming..Sorry Sorr
Sorry Sorry Sorry Please remove -ive ratings..Sorry for all spamming..Sorry Sorry Sorry Please remove -ive ratings....Sorry.Please let me earn some bitcoins for signature compaigns.i will never do these silly things agains please please
Sorry @Danny
Sorry @tysat
Sorry to all members
Please forgive me now
Sorry @Danny
Sorry @tysat
Sorry to all members
Please forgive me now
But you are still unpatient.. by the way you make two topics stating almost the same .
Neg ratings cant be deleted and seeing yours.. it seem like you pissed off the guy who gave it to you
Neg ratings cant be deleted and seeing yours.. it seem like you pissed off the guy who gave it to you
i this forum 'bitcointalk.org' everyone beleive on trust rating.People learn from their mistakes but these are the monster.i have said sorry for that in front of all but instead of that they ae not removing and i am gonna leave this forum.Staff is always sleepy they does not respond everytime.
Re: [PrimeDice] [Highest Paid Signature] Earn up to 2.4 BTC/Month by Posting
He's probably already tried that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=617041.0
But if he hasn't that's the only way you'll get them removed.
But if he hasn't that's the only way you'll get them removed.
tell me other ways to remove ratings
He just wants to get paid for his spam. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.msg6848614#msg6848614
Also, Danny if you didn't know. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=547832.0
Also, Danny if you didn't know. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=547832.0
i can pay 0.001btc to both of them as a small fine,
When i was new to bitcoin and joined this forum i started spamming on different boards to earn my first bitcoin,due to this i got negative rating.on those days i was 15 years old
Now i am grown uo i know what is good or bad.Now i leaved spamming,but i got negative trust rating.I hav also apologized from all members.
Should i kick off?
or chance?
Now i am grown uo i know what is good or bad.Now i leaved spamming,but i got negative trust rating.I hav also apologized from all members.
Should i kick off?
or chance?
Re: [PrimeDice] [Highest Paid Signature] Earn up to 2.4 BTC/Month by Posting
Hi, Stunna i am using PrimeDice signature compaign.I have negative trust rating due to spamming the boards,when i was a newbie.Now i am Full member,i have knowledge whats wrong and whats good,i have apologized from all members due to spamming, i never risked any btc.
here is the link of my spamming
i have apologized with all members
again i apologized
'i am sorry for all my previous spamming on board'
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=292448
here is the link of my spamming
i have apologized with all members
again i apologized
'i am sorry for all my previous spamming on board'
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=292448
You probably aren't eligible. Send a PM to Stunna, but probably you'll get rejected.
he is not responding
Re: [PrimeDice] [Highest Paid Signature] Earn up to 2.4 BTC/Month by Posting
Hi, Stunna i am using PrimeDice signature compaign.I have negative trust rating due to spamming the boards,when i was a newbie.Now i am Full member,i have knowledge whats wrong and whats good,i have apologized from all members due to spamming, i never risked any btc.
here is the link of my spamming
i have apologized with all members
again i apologized
'i am sorry for all my previous spamming on board'
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=292448
here is the link of my spamming
i have apologized with all members
again i apologized
'i am sorry for all my previous spamming on board'
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=292448
Well, after i looked on your trust rating i think nobody will remove their trust rating, you tried to scam users so this is what you deserve 
that was my past acts,when i was newbie and not matured.
Hi,everyone
hope its going well,i joined this forum in 2013 and i was a newbie and have a great enthusiasm about bitcoin,i was in great movement of grabing 1st bitcoin.i wanted my first bitcoin instantly,so the start posting my links and post on boards and spam the whole board due to which i got negative trust rating.
Now its 2014, i am grown up and have great knowlledge about bitcon and other crypto currencies.i am now worried about my trust rating
so tell me how to remove negative trust rating?
hope its going well,i joined this forum in 2013 and i was a newbie and have a great enthusiasm about bitcoin,i was in great movement of grabing 1st bitcoin.i wanted my first bitcoin instantly,so the start posting my links and post on boards and spam the whole board due to which i got negative trust rating.
Now its 2014, i am grown up and have great knowlledge about bitcon and other crypto currencies.i am now worried about my trust rating
so tell me how to remove negative trust rating?
Re: Which is the most trending and easiest way to grab btc for free, now a days?
Just do the signatures like most are doing, but there isnt the quick way for anything. Just like effort put into something thats your result.
hmm yes
Re: First bitcoin news app,that gives you bitcoin news on your phone
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Bitcoin360 gives you all bitcoin news on your smartphone device,it feeds all the bitcoin news instantly.User doesn't have to search for bitcoin news on the web,all the news will be delievered on your hands.
The app looks good. Why is it not in the Playstore? Did Google start to delete btc apps too? Does the app sort based on most reported news, or show all articles one by one?
Re: Which is the most trending and easiest way to grab btc for free, now a days?
I see you already using the Primedice advertisement service, according to your signature. Well done .
As soon as your activity hits 240 you will become a Sr. Member. If you change your signature to the correct signature afterwards, you will receive a nice 0.001 BTC per post!
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I think these signature services are great to easy "grab BTC". Faucets etc are way too slow in my opinion. With some knowledge it can also be "easy to grab some BTC" by first investing $ in Bitcoin and start short term trading (with altcoins for example). However, this neccesary investment isn't "free" as you state in the title of this topic.
.As soon as your activity hits 240 you will become a Sr. Member. If you change your signature to the correct signature afterwards, you will receive a nice 0.001 BTC per post!
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I think these signature services are great to easy "grab BTC". Faucets etc are way too slow in my opinion. With some knowledge it can also be "easy to grab some BTC" by first investing $ in Bitcoin and start short term trading (with altcoins for example). However, this neccesary investment isn't "free" as you state in the title of this topic.
Really?
how to increase activity ?
As you keep active on this forum you will receive 14 activity points each 2 weeks.
I think you're lucky: you might hit the required activity rate of 240 this month. I think you will get paid the full 0.001 BTC per post if you have changed your signature in time. Good luck
. EDIT: remind that you have to post qualitative posts if you want to receive a payout.. Not all of your posts are, so you won't get paid for those
i usually post news and articles
are these posts are qualitative post?
I heard that Stunna don't pay those with negative trust, but I am not sure if it is really the case...
See the requirements from stunna,there is nothing written about trust rating. lol
but tell me how to make +ive rating?
Re: Winklevoss twins: Bitcoin will be bigger than Facebook #bitcoin #facebook
Re: First bitcoin news app,that gives you bitcoin news on your phone
Doesn't work at my device?
//EDIT: Working after reboot, good job!
//EDIT: Working after reboot, good job!
Thanks for your feedback
Intuit Labs Testing Bitcoin Payments Service for Merchants #intuit #coindesk
Accounting software developer Intuit has announced that it is testing a bitcoin payments service aimed at small businesses.
The company describes QuickBooks Bitcoin Payments as a service that enables small businesses to take bitcoin payments without having to bother with bitcoin wallets or even deal with bitcoin at all. The service is being developed by Intuit Labs, the experimental branch of Intuit Inc.
It is a familiar concept, already used by existing payments service providers such as Coinbase, BitPay and Mollie, designed to ease the on-ramp to acceptance of the digital currency.
Keeping costs and risks low
Intuit Labs argues that checks, cash and credit cards have a number of inherent deficiencies that can be addressed by digital currencies: cash is hard to keep track of, checks have a lot of transaction friction, and credit card fees are high.
We came up with an innovative way to enable small businesses to accept bitcoin payments without any risk or a bitcoin wallet, Inuit Labs claims.
The developers identified two major barriers to bitcoin adoption by small businesses.
Firstly, businesses need a bitcoin wallet and trust in third-party wallets is not currently very high. On top of that, they cannot afford to deal with price volatility. With QuickBooks Bitcoin Payments, however, merchants will only see dollars in their account when they accept bitcoins.
Extensive user base
What sets Intuit apart from some competing bitcoin payments services is its background, since it specialises in accounting software and point-of-sale (POS) software solutions.
POS units powered by Intuit software are common in the US and some other countries, while lot of small businesses in the US already use QuickBooks. This means the company already has an extensive user base, so it will essentially be offering its new bitcoin service to existing users and does not have to start from scratch like BitPay or Coinbase.
Last week Dutch payments provider Mollie entered the bitcoin payments space, with more than 10,000 clients in tow. Intuit is taking a similar approach, albeit potentially on a much bigger scale, since Mollie is limited to the Benelux region.
The service is still being tested, however, and it is unclear when QuickBooks will actually launch.
While Intuit is not giving much away right now, the company is currently looking for beta testers. Interested parties can sign up on the beta waiting list
The company describes QuickBooks Bitcoin Payments as a service that enables small businesses to take bitcoin payments without having to bother with bitcoin wallets or even deal with bitcoin at all. The service is being developed by Intuit Labs, the experimental branch of Intuit Inc.
It is a familiar concept, already used by existing payments service providers such as Coinbase, BitPay and Mollie, designed to ease the on-ramp to acceptance of the digital currency.
Keeping costs and risks low
Intuit Labs argues that checks, cash and credit cards have a number of inherent deficiencies that can be addressed by digital currencies: cash is hard to keep track of, checks have a lot of transaction friction, and credit card fees are high.
We came up with an innovative way to enable small businesses to accept bitcoin payments without any risk or a bitcoin wallet, Inuit Labs claims.
The developers identified two major barriers to bitcoin adoption by small businesses.
Firstly, businesses need a bitcoin wallet and trust in third-party wallets is not currently very high. On top of that, they cannot afford to deal with price volatility. With QuickBooks Bitcoin Payments, however, merchants will only see dollars in their account when they accept bitcoins.
Extensive user base
What sets Intuit apart from some competing bitcoin payments services is its background, since it specialises in accounting software and point-of-sale (POS) software solutions.
POS units powered by Intuit software are common in the US and some other countries, while lot of small businesses in the US already use QuickBooks. This means the company already has an extensive user base, so it will essentially be offering its new bitcoin service to existing users and does not have to start from scratch like BitPay or Coinbase.
Last week Dutch payments provider Mollie entered the bitcoin payments space, with more than 10,000 clients in tow. Intuit is taking a similar approach, albeit potentially on a much bigger scale, since Mollie is limited to the Benelux region.
The service is still being tested, however, and it is unclear when QuickBooks will actually launch.
While Intuit is not giving much away right now, the company is currently looking for beta testers. Interested parties can sign up on the beta waiting list