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Hey thanks! Going to check this out right away!

Well there goes my productivity. Goodbye cruel world, see you in a month or until this gets fixed!

Seconding Blockchain for the same reason as above. I don't need fancy features or anything for my Wallet, just need protection with it, and Blockchain has the best protection I've found.

Im adding in the chorus here of not using PayPal to buy/sell/trade Bitcoins with, as the risk is very high. Everything else that was presented is solid advice, but the thing that you should know is not to use PP.

Bitcoins now are considered a speculative market, and mining them without a vast amount of power and resources is next to impossible for normal people. Essentially, buy low, sell high, or do some sort of service that you're willing to trade in for BTC.

It actually took me 2 years because I'm a slow numbnut who wanted to do everything all at once. So I spread myself thin with projects. Now I narrow my focus till something gets started, and then I move onto another project trying not to overwhelm myself.

you kidding I wear a Santa hat year round. Grocery shopping, swimming, banking. All hat all the time. For real though I just tend to drink a lot of eggnogs and enjoy holiday movies for Christmas. I love this time of year the most next to Halloween.

Depends. Sometimes it's 4 hours. Sometimes it's 12-15. It all depends on my tasks, and what I'm trying to get set up. I usually leave a little note for myself before i go to bed with a list of "chores" to do.

Yea. Payoneer is a bit of a nightmare for me too. I needed to use it for a small time, and then when I went to close the account it clung to me like a clingy ex. Took almost a month before I finally managed to get it closed.

Luckily, Debtors prisons don't exist anymore, and indentured servitude is something that doesn't exist too. SO, you're not going to go to jail. That's the good news. Bad news? As was said above, you still have to pay it. You can't simply change your address, or remove the cards as Paypal has...

Hello there! I've been lurking here on and off for about a good year or two almost, learning what i could from reading articles in my spare time. Only recently had I decided to officially join and be a part of the community. I'm not exactly a professional by any stretch, and I'm still...

Practically follow almost all of the advice listed above from everyone. An ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure. And always, ALWAYS back everything up as well whenever you can so if the worse does happen, you're able to move without skipping a beat. Not only that but make sure...

It's my understanding that you can't actively protect against a DDoS attack since it's hundreds, or thousands of computers at once pinging a service every second using a list of proxies. So I mean, they can't protect FROM it, and shouldn't be punished for not being able to protect themselves...

Build it in Flash if you want, but agreed that too much of it will make the page move slower, and you'll lose visitor retention. not to mention that'll still negatively effect your SEO if you went with other ways that would have helped.

Good luck in your web hosting. Quick question though: This was something that interested me a long while ago when I thought about doing the same, but never did because I worried about legal things. How do you intend to advertise it since there's a literal hundred dozen of websites out there...

Honestly I don't type in "Learning to internet Market" in search engines because they're all mostly either landing pages, or websites that are designed to generate traffic and sell a book. I honestly learned from just lurking here, a few other places, and giving it a try myself to see if I...

Honestly, research. I've had to write articles for other people where I've needed to do research, and I've done a bit of research to make up my lack of knowledge. At best, you learn something new you can use later on. At worse, your client will ask for a re-write. Well, at worst they might...

The age of spun articles seems to be over, mostly due to better advice from more well-established people here. Search engines are getting smarter, and a computer will never be able to re-word articles fully to make them sound coherent. Instead, it's often best if you re-write articles yourself...

Depends on the quality that you want I guess. I know on Fiverr you can find some people who will do like, 3,000 words for $5. Which if you only do 500-word articles is about 6 articles. BUT, they might not be all that worthwhile. You could write them yourself and spin them, but that honestly...

I been mostly using keywordsearch.co to get the sort of keywords that I need. So far it's been working, so I haven't had a reason to use another tool.