Topic: any way to get a couple mBTC for free? - page 4. (Read 5079 times)
Buy or mine are 2 best options.
The bitcoin faucets are nothing but peanuts. I think there isnt any other way to obtain bitcoin than buying it with fiat, too bad i have little fiat 
Other than buying and mining, you can earn bitcoin in ways you earn fiat (eg. sell products, sell services, get a job, etc.)
You may also join a signature ad program as well.
The bitcoin faucets are nothing but peanuts. I think there isnt any other way to obtain bitcoin than buying it with fiat, too bad i have little fiat
I don't know how much that gives, but you can get free coins by opening a blockchain.info wallet and sharing it on twitter. There's a publicity about that on the wallet's page.
I don't think it's that much otherwise it would be exploited rather easily.
Indeed. But it does require the user to post a tweet, so that gives Blockchain.info publicity wether the account is legit or not.
I don't know how much that gives, but you can get free coins by opening a blockchain.info wallet and sharing it on twitter. There's a publicity about that on the wallet's page.
I don't think it's that much otherwise it would be exploited rather easily.
I don't know how much that gives, but you can get free coins by opening a blockchain.info wallet and sharing it on twitter. There's a publicity about that on the wallet's page.
I'm wondering if I can get my virtual hands on some millibitcoins (if anyone doesn't know, BTC0.001) within only a couple hours (2-5 hours) of time per millibitcoin. Anyone got any good ideas?
Find any part-time job and work for 2 hours, you should be able to get more than 0.01 btc from localbitcoins.
Let's say you get 0.002 BTC in 3 hours.
That's about $0.40 per hour at the current rate, you are way better of working 1 hour and just buy the BTC.
Even at $4/hour you will get 10 times the BTC in the same time.
Faucets are also a waste of time, you might get lucky finding a 0.01 BTC giveaway on this forum, most likely in the games & rounds section as Brewins said.
Don't waste your time on gathering dust.
That's about $0.40 per hour at the current rate, you are way better of working 1 hour and just buy the BTC.
Even at $4/hour you will get 10 times the BTC in the same time.
Faucets are also a waste of time, you might get lucky finding a 0.01 BTC giveaway on this forum, most likely in the games & rounds section as Brewins said.
Don't waste your time on gathering dust.
One of my favorite sites is to earn bitcoin:
http://www.tremorgames.com/index.php?action=shopbrowse&mode=category&categoryid=13 <---- not a referral link
As you can see 630 tremor coins will get you 0.001 btc.
Tremorgames is a GPT (Get Paid To) site, watch videos, complete offers, etc... and you can earn just from playing video games.
Payment proof:
http://bitcoinwork.info/bitcoin-payment-proof.html#tremorgames
http://www.tremorgames.com/index.php?action=shopbrowse&mode=category&categoryid=13 <---- not a referral link
As you can see 630 tremor coins will get you 0.001 btc.
Tremorgames is a GPT (Get Paid To) site, watch videos, complete offers, etc... and you can earn just from playing video games.
Payment proof:
http://bitcoinwork.info/bitcoin-payment-proof.html#tremorgames
you can always buy some
if not try faucets
game/rounds might have some small promos going on
if not try faucets
game/rounds might have some small promos going on
just go to game and rounds or services subforums and see if you can find something. Or digital gods, if you have any to sell.
Also use the mail system to send money is illegal in some jurisdiction, and probably the money will be lost in the travel.
Also use the mail system to send money is illegal in some jurisdiction, and probably the money will be lost in the travel.
Begging for free handouts is not allowed here.
If you are willing to pay for the bitcoin, you can put a U.S. $1 bill in an envelope and mail it to me (include your bitcoin address on a piece of paper in the envelope, or better yet a QR-Code of the address).
When the $1 arrives I'll send $1 worth of bitcoins (at whatever the BitStamp last exchange rate is when it arrives) to the address in the envelope.
That's about 1.6 mBTC (0.0016 BTC) or so at the moment.
I'm willing to honor the offer for up to $10
Approximately 16 mBTC (0.016 BTC) at the moment.
Find the lost dog that is currently mentioned in my signature, and I'll send you 0.2 BTC.
If you are willing to pay for the bitcoin, you can put a U.S. $1 bill in an envelope and mail it to me (include your bitcoin address on a piece of paper in the envelope, or better yet a QR-Code of the address).
When the $1 arrives I'll send $1 worth of bitcoins (at whatever the BitStamp last exchange rate is when it arrives) to the address in the envelope.
That's about 1.6 mBTC (0.0016 BTC) or so at the moment.
I'm willing to honor the offer for up to $10
Approximately 16 mBTC (0.016 BTC) at the moment.
Find the lost dog that is currently mentioned in my signature, and I'll send you 0.2 BTC.
I'm wondering if I can get my virtual hands on some millibitcoins (if anyone doesn't know, BTC0.001) within only a couple hours (2-5 hours) of time per millibitcoin. Anyone got any good ideas?
EDIT: I'm not asking for a free handout. I'm just wondering, maybe, if I can do something for maybe around BTC0.002 or so that I can do in a couple hours
EDIT: I'm not asking for a free handout. I'm just wondering, maybe, if I can do something for maybe around BTC0.002 or so that I can do in a couple hours
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