Topic: SCF's special Member-Groups dedicated to Digital Currencies

[Samker]

Dear SCF Members,

After significant success of SCF's "CryptoCurrencies Base" (founded by honored "Devvie"), our Community became well-know in Crypto-World and places like: "bitcointalk.org", "forum.bitcoin.com", "bitcoinforum.com", etc.


We would like to offer paid access to SCforum's special Membergroups dedicated to Digital currencies:


- CryptoGroupie: $5 / 1 Month or $10 / 6 Months


- CryptoGuru: $100 / 1 Year or $300 / Life-Time

(Payments can be made via PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Payoneer OR in Bitcoin, Ethereum, BitcoinCash, Ripple, Pantos, IOTA, Cardano, Litecoin, Komodo, EOS, Dash, OmiseGo, Augur, Stellar, 0x, NEM, ZCash & Tezos)


Here you have an (old) explanation of Member-groups, posted by founder: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,9105.0.html


Simply send me PM - only if you're interested.

Thanks!

Samker


P.S.

FYI, all current Member-Groups statuses will be reset to default on 30.IX.2016. ... so hurry-up.

[Samker]

THE RULES: Benefits & Limitations in "CC Base" board


- Regular members: max. 2 new Topics per Month (every additional Topic will be removed and, in repeated cases, member will be warned/banned)

- CryptoGroupie: max. 10 new Topics per Month + 1 Sticked per Renew

- CryptoGuru: *unlimited new Topics per Month + 5 Sticked per Year


NOTE: Number of replies isn't limited on *any way.

(*No-Spam policy still apply!)


P.S.

We reserve the right to modify/update mentioned terms in the future.

[devnullius]

Good idea to fill my gap

[Samker]

Good idea to fill my gap

Yup... until you come back in the disco. 

[MelissaLiberson]

Basically communities is not a big factor to make money but yes we have to stick to a reliable community and in this case bitcointalk is too much reliable especially for bounty participation.

[MelissaLiberson]

Giveaways and discussions about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are always good way to get customers so I appreciate your project.

[Terry]

Wow, it sounds like SCF's community is making waves in the crypto space! Has anyone else found that engaging with specific forums like bitcointalk.org helps them stay informed? Personally, I've had great success finding new projects and gaining insights on BitcoinForum.com. But enough about crypto... Anyone want to talk about something completely different? Anyone? Well, I do! How about basket random ?