In fact, now that I remember and since clearmaker talked about scammers...let me tell you sth about scammers.
I've lost too much money, much more than I wanted to, because of scammers. And almost all of it, was stolen from those mining platforms. Those super ruled sites. With so many banking rules, and verification process.
Faucethub...I don't know much about them, but what I can say is that they have never stolen a cent from me. They let me exchange till the last penny and between coins many other didn't even accept.
And as for banking rules....screw them! Fuck banks. They have stolen much more than money from people, and for too long. Now that you say faucethub didn't want to get involved in their ruled system. Well, I hope there are more faucethubs out there and find they way through these bastards.
Don't get me wrong. I don't want to be rude, but please don't mention banks again. Let we forget about them, for as much as we care.
Peace.
on faucethub members had 0.0 rights, more than 11,000 members were blocked for vague reasons, most of those blocked accounts were $ 50 +
Even if members provided evidence that not they, but owners of (auto)faucets had done something wrong, blocked members remained the victims.
11,000 x $ 50 + = $ 550,000+ !!!!!
according to the TERMS, faucet hub would send the credits back to the faucets in question where the cryptos came from, but it turned out that this never happened.
So look at the TERMS, and you will always see the same texts as * 5.1. We have the right to suspend your account at any time for any valid reason
including, but not limited to, abuse of our Terms of Service.
5.2. All suspended accounts will have all their balances reset and no refunds will be given. *
Working with a Fraudscore which don't work correctly.
Faucethub repeatedly admitted to blocked members that they were right and did not blame them, but refused to unblock them. ( i have proof of that)
Then something technical ...
If you e.g. have 10,000 satoshis paid out each time, and you decide later to sell those satoshis, then you pay for every batch of 10,000 satoshis networktransaction fees.
So as an example ... you have 10 x 10,000 satoshis paid out via a micropayment system, you sell the 100,000 satoshis,
then you pay 10 x networktransaction fees.
If you would save up to 100,000 satoshis and then have them pay out, then sell the 100,000 satoshis, then you will only pay 1 x networktransaction fees for those 100,000 satoshis, and that is many times less than 10 batches of 10,000 satoshis.
So in the end you are much better off if you save cryptos to higher amounts.
That only applies to BTC and BTCH.
For other cryptos such as ETH, LTC, Doge, etc., fixed transaction fees apply regardless of the amount of batches involved.