Topic: Airdrops for Beginners? (Read 323 times)
Great, very neat and easy to understand for newcomers to airdrops 
I follow this site https://www.airdropalert.com/ because he post the upcoming and the active airdrops available
Yeah just checked the link and I loved it. I also bookmarked the site so that I can join the airdrop everyday.
I hear that AirP2P is holding an airdrop right now and people already claimed tokens worth of like 7000$ so its pretty good
Airdrops seem to be not too restrictive for newbie, it does not require btt level, anyone can participate, but now many airdrops they eventually do not pay, this is a problem. 
I follow this site https://www.airdropalert.com/ because he post the upcoming and the active airdrops available
For beginner money want to follow bounty airdrop can find it in this forum by way of home => marketplace => Altcoin (bounties). Many bounty for beginner, hopefully my opinion can help answer your question.
Been learning a lot about airdrops as a beginner. I've found http://airdrop-review.com/ to be the best airdrop listing and ranking sites. The layout is very easy. It also seems that all the airdrops that they post are really quick sign ups (ie. Google forms). I've used plenty of other sites and telegram channels, but I've liked Airdrop-Review the most.
Which are you all's favorite sites/sources for airdrops?
Which are you all's favorite sites/sources for airdrops?
Thanks for the new suggestion.
You can also try this site; https://airdropalert.com and https://airdrops.io
They also conduct exclusive airdrops which is obvious with high ratings.
and of course here on bitcointalk you can find a lot of airdrops just visit altcoin at and bounty sections.
• TOKENS (Altcoins) - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=240.0
• BOUNTIES (Altcoins) - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0
I am using Airdropalert.com and it is good. Will try the link you have indicated
Can I have the link? Been learning a lot about airdrops as a beginner. I've found http://airdrop-review.com/ to be the best airdrop listing and ranking sites. The layout is very easy. It also seems that all the airdrops that they post are really quick sign ups (ie. Google forms). I've used plenty of other sites and telegram channels, but I've liked Airdrop-Review the most.
Which are you all's favorite sites/sources for airdrops?
many airdrop sites with good quality, but its better to see from the airdrop project, in bitcointalk forum this is probably one of the pretty good places to look for airdrop because they usually project them all at once Which are you all's favorite sites/sources for airdrops?
I am using Airdropalert.com and it is good. Will try the link you have indicated
Me too started using airdropalert, I heard that they will take fees from teams to put airdrops on their list, anyways its a good tool to have.
I am using Airdropalert.com and it is good. Will try the link you have indicated
Thanks for sharing. I'm using some telegram channels which giving good airdrop signals.
"Airdrops for Beginners" is an oxymoron. There's no such thing as airdrops for beginners. It's true but ironic because it's usually beginners that spend their time with ICOs offering tokens via airdrops.
For beginners, don't spend ANY money on an ICO unless you have a very confident idea of the business or societal problem the token is trying to solve. Technically, if its an airdrop then you shouldn't have to spend anything...it's free for you! But these new ICOs tend to violate the accepted rules when the newbies are willing to buy into it.
The best site, Bitcointalk.org...any airdrop offer will find its way here, seriously.
For beginners, don't spend ANY money on an ICO unless you have a very confident idea of the business or societal problem the token is trying to solve. Technically, if its an airdrop then you shouldn't have to spend anything...it's free for you! But these new ICOs tend to violate the accepted rules when the newbies are willing to buy into it.
The best site, Bitcointalk.org...any airdrop offer will find its way here, seriously.
Yeah that's true i've been having to do a lot on my social medias recently but in the end it pays off
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Yeah that's true i've been having to do a lot on my social medias recently but in the end it pays offDoes it really pay off? Care to share how its paid off for you? Do you have a variety of token balances you hope will take off? Or have you actually generated income or value from these tokens?
In the interest of educating beginners, I think you should share some detail on how well you've done.
"Airdrops for Beginners" is an oxymoron. There's no such thing as airdrops for beginners. It's true but ironic because it's usually beginners that spend their time with ICOs offering tokens via airdrops.
For beginners, don't spend ANY money on an ICO unless you have a very confident idea of the business or societal problem the token is trying to solve. Technically, if its an airdrop then you shouldn't have to spend anything...it's free for you! But these new ICOs tend to violate the accepted rules when the newbies are willing to buy into it.
The best site, Bitcointalk.org...any airdrop offer will find its way here, seriously.
For beginners, don't spend ANY money on an ICO unless you have a very confident idea of the business or societal problem the token is trying to solve. Technically, if its an airdrop then you shouldn't have to spend anything...it's free for you! But these new ICOs tend to violate the accepted rules when the newbies are willing to buy into it.
The best site, Bitcointalk.org...any airdrop offer will find its way here, seriously.
Yeah that's true i've been having to do a lot on my social medias recently but in the end it pays off
"Airdrops for Beginners" is an oxymoron. There's no such thing as airdrops for beginners. It's true but ironic because it's usually beginners that spend their time with ICOs offering tokens via airdrops.
For beginners, don't spend ANY money on an ICO unless you have a very confident idea of the business or societal problem the token is trying to solve. Technically, if its an airdrop then you shouldn't have to spend anything...it's free for you! But these new ICOs tend to violate the accepted rules when the newbies are willing to buy into it.
The best site, Bitcointalk.org...any airdrop offer will find its way here, seriously.
For beginners, don't spend ANY money on an ICO unless you have a very confident idea of the business or societal problem the token is trying to solve. Technically, if its an airdrop then you shouldn't have to spend anything...it's free for you! But these new ICOs tend to violate the accepted rules when the newbies are willing to buy into it.
The best site, Bitcointalk.org...any airdrop offer will find its way here, seriously.
Been learning a lot about airdrops as a beginner. I've found http://airdrop-review.com/ to be the best airdrop listing and ranking sites. The layout is very easy. It also seems that all the airdrops that they post are really quick sign ups (ie. Google forms). I've used plenty of other sites and telegram channels, but I've liked Airdrop-Review the most.
Which are you all's favorite sites/sources for airdrops?
Most legit airdrops require a high btctalk rank and social media accounts that has been created for more than a year. So better prepare for those requirements before joining. Which are you all's favorite sites/sources for airdrops?
Good place to get quick airdrops is on discord. Tons of coins now have tipping bots that run "rain" rooms where members can rain down coins on people in the channel. Most low and some mid caps do a nice number of airdrops to their communities.
This site is so good!
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