Topic: [ANN] Microwallet.org - API + free faucet script, start your own faucet! - page 48. (Read 114833 times)
August 15, 2014, 11:13:40 AM
after service microwallet closed, this means there will no longer faucet?
August 15, 2014, 09:42:22 AM
Can you please process my withdraw request because it is not sending from your end, I have sent you a email and I have even lowered the limit for withdrawing
If you are talking about Land of Bitcoins withdraw its instant I have every time with in seconds August 15, 2014, 08:25:17 AM
It seems nobody noticed this info (me included) so I will quote it here in bold.
I haven't seen any mention of what happens to user balances. Do users need to lower their withdrawal amount to get paid before microwallet shuts down, or will everybody automatically get paid their balance?
Automatic if you have more than 5825 satoshi. If you have less than that you will able to withdraw manually to a new service for at least 2 months.I think having that kind of information right on Microwallet, or a link directly to this post, would be a good idea. I'm still getting emails asking about whether or not the individual will be able to get their balances out before the site closes.
August 15, 2014, 02:46:38 AM
It seems nobody noticed this info (me included) so I will quote it here in bold.
I haven't seen any mention of what happens to user balances. Do users need to lower their withdrawal amount to get paid before microwallet shuts down, or will everybody automatically get paid their balance?
Automatic if you have more than 5825 satoshi. If you have less than that you will able to withdraw manually to a new service for at least 2 months. August 14, 2014, 07:12:20 PM
The majority of the faucets in my rotator script are powered by Microwallet. Ideally, for everyone's sake and not just my own, It would be good to keep Microwallet going 
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There also exists the possibility of creating a faucet script where an admin can change the payout provider - as others like Microwallet could also shut down as well.
.There also exists the possibility of creating a faucet script where an admin can change the payout provider - as others like Microwallet could also shut down as well.
August 14, 2014, 07:00:12 PM
Bitcoin price went down right after Microwallet announce that they are closing down. Coincidence? I think not xD
Haha, it was on a "down stream" before that, I don't think that a micropayment cache could make the BTC value go down, this is not Mt Gox.
4. Microwallet site will be closed after most faucets switched.
I haven't seen any mention of what happens to user balances. Do users need to lower their withdrawal amount to get paid before microwallet shuts down, or will everybody automatically get paid their balance?I'm also interested in know that, just in case I will stay away from microwallet for while (I lowered the withdrawal amount and I switched to BitChest and CoinBox faucets, but there are only a few ones, microwallet had more acceptance between faucet owners)
I mentioned this, that people would start to avoid microwallet..
August 14, 2014, 04:24:33 PM
Bitcoin price went down right after Microwallet announce that they are closing down. Coincidence? I think not xD
Haha, it was on a "down stream" before that, I don't think that a micropayment cache could make the BTC value go down, this is not Mt Gox.
4. Microwallet site will be closed after most faucets switched.
I haven't seen any mention of what happens to user balances. Do users need to lower their withdrawal amount to get paid before microwallet shuts down, or will everybody automatically get paid their balance?I'm also interested in know that, just in case I will stay away from microwallet for while (I lowered the withdrawal amount and I switched to BitChest and CoinBox faucets, but there are only a few ones, microwallet had more acceptance between faucet owners)
August 14, 2014, 03:18:23 PM
I just sent a email.I hope for the best. 
August 14, 2014, 03:17:15 PM
Hi Land Of Bitcoin. A partner of mine just informed me of this thread. I would like to make an offer but first I have some questions. I will private message you.
August 14, 2014, 03:12:06 PM
What do you think about requiring whoever runs the service to do it on a domain that is not privately registered? Public registration so that people can see who is holding their BTC?
It's not a wallet it's a cache site. Users can't store bitcoins more than a few cents because withdrawals are automatic.If there are more services as a faucet owner you can choose the most trusted one.
Or ask blockchain.info or any trusted wallet service to provide a API which can be used to send even 1 satoshi.
August 14, 2014, 03:10:25 PM
I think such a crucial service like microwallet.org announcing to shut down without any previous clarification of what's going to come is quite ... uncool.
This is why a single site is wrong idea. There should be at least a few alternatives.Anyway, thanks for answering some questions here and your quite reasoned plan. If I'd 4 bitcoins, I'd jump in. Do you provide technical support?
It's not 4 BTC, the details will be on the site tomorrow.What do you think about requiring whoever runs the service to do it on a domain that is not privately registered? Public registration so that people can see who is holding their BTC?
August 14, 2014, 03:08:39 PM
Oh,microwallet.org is closing? 
Sometime in September, but read the thread they are attempting to transfer the service to 2-3 other parties to continue it.
August 14, 2014, 03:05:27 PM
Oh,microwallet.org is closing?
August 14, 2014, 03:04:23 PM
I haven't seen any mention of what happens to user balances. Do users need to lower their withdrawal amount to get paid before microwallet shuts down, or will everybody automatically get paid their balance?
Automatic if you have more than 5825 satoshi. If you have less than that you will able to withdraw manually to a new service for at least 2 months. August 14, 2014, 03:01:10 PM
I think such a crucial service like microwallet.org announcing to shut down without any previous clarification of what's going to come is quite ... uncool.
This is why a single site is wrong idea. There should be at least a few alternatives.Anyway, thanks for answering some questions here and your quite reasoned plan. If I'd 4 bitcoins, I'd jump in. Do you provide technical support?
It's not 4 BTC, the details will be on the site tomorrow.What do you think about requiring whoever runs the service to do it on a domain that is not privately registered? Public registration so that people can see who is holding their BTC?
August 14, 2014, 02:53:31 PM
4. Microwallet site will be closed after most faucets switched.
I haven't seen any mention of what happens to user balances. Do users need to lower their withdrawal amount to get paid before microwallet shuts down, or will everybody automatically get paid their balance? August 14, 2014, 02:50:30 PM
I think such a crucial service like microwallet.org announcing to shut down without any previous clarification of what's going to come is quite ... uncool.
This is why a single site is wrong idea. There should be at least a few alternatives.Anyway, thanks for answering some questions here and your quite reasoned plan. If I'd 4 bitcoins, I'd jump in. Do you provide technical support?
It's not 4 BTC, the details will be on the site tomorrow. August 14, 2014, 02:25:30 PM
Because we have no more free time to run this free service.
Because we don't sell the domain and the user database. But the alternative services will be linked on the Microwallet site.
We plan to sell 3 copies because three services are better than one. And then link all the three on the Microwallet site and support all of them in the Microfaucet script.
First idea was open sourcing it, but there are 2 problems with the open source code:
- too many similiar sevices bad for the users (hard to reach the withdrawal limit), 2-3 is enough
- does not filter out the scammers
If you know a better method which will lead to 3 similar, reliable services and can filter out scammers you can tell it.
Because we don't sell the domain and the user database. But the alternative services will be linked on the Microwallet site.
We plan to sell 3 copies because three services are better than one. And then link all the three on the Microwallet site and support all of them in the Microfaucet script.
First idea was open sourcing it, but there are 2 problems with the open source code:
- too many similiar sevices bad for the users (hard to reach the withdrawal limit), 2-3 is enough
- does not filter out the scammers
If you know a better method which will lead to 3 similar, reliable services and can filter out scammers you can tell it.
I know my question seemed quite offensive, but that was not really intended. I think such a crucial service like microwallet.org announcing to shut down without any previous clarification of what's going to come is quite ... uncool.
Anyway, thanks for answering some questions here and your quite reasoned plan. If I'd 4 bitcoins, I'd jump in. Do you provide technical support?
Perhaps not exactly uncool, but disappointing.
August 14, 2014, 02:03:34 PM
Because we have no more free time to run this free service.
Because we don't sell the domain and the user database. But the alternative services will be linked on the Microwallet site.
We plan to sell 3 copies because three services are better than one. And then link all the three on the Microwallet site and support all of them in the Microfaucet script.
First idea was open sourcing it, but there are 2 problems with the open source code:
- too many similiar sevices bad for the users (hard to reach the withdrawal limit), 2-3 is enough
- does not filter out the scammers
If you know a better method which will lead to 3 similar, reliable services and can filter out scammers you can tell it.
Because we don't sell the domain and the user database. But the alternative services will be linked on the Microwallet site.
We plan to sell 3 copies because three services are better than one. And then link all the three on the Microwallet site and support all of them in the Microfaucet script.
First idea was open sourcing it, but there are 2 problems with the open source code:
- too many similiar sevices bad for the users (hard to reach the withdrawal limit), 2-3 is enough
- does not filter out the scammers
If you know a better method which will lead to 3 similar, reliable services and can filter out scammers you can tell it.
I know my question seemed quite offensive, but that was not really intended. I think such a crucial service like microwallet.org announcing to shut down without any previous clarification of what's going to come is quite ... uncool.
Anyway, thanks for answering some questions here and your quite reasoned plan. If I'd 4 bitcoins, I'd jump in. Do you provide technical support?
August 14, 2014, 12:11:12 PM
Bitcoin price went down right after Microwallet announce that they are closing down. Coincidence? I think not xD
But right now Land of Bitcoin is also down I am trying for last 1 hour but its not working for me Working perfectly fine for me :/
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