Topic: BitCrate - break crates, get free Bitcoins (Read 18320 times)
Wow, I remember this faucet. I think this was the first faucet I visited. Memories...
Quote from: whitewhidow on Today at 07:34:08 PM
Ok i realise this topic is 2 YEARS OLD ...
Do these guy pay their referrals ?
I have Total value of all referral bonuses 0.0112 BTC
But they havent payed me
or answered my twitter requests, or answered my emails ...
According to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcrate-stopped-paying-88205, the message "As of June 17, 2012, BitCrate has been closed and I will no longer payout any Bitcoins" was shown on the site, and so I am 100% sure you will never receive your 0.0112 bitcoin.
Someone replied to this post, but then removed it again
what i dont get, why are the posting PAID!! and a transaction id, on their twitter regularly, if they are shut down for 2 years ? just a bot grabbing a fake tx id and posting it ?
Ok i realise this topic is 2 YEARS OLD ...
Do these guy pay their referrals ?
I have Total value of all referral bonuses 0.0112 BTC
But they havent payed me
or answered my twitter requests, or answered my emails ... According to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcrate-stopped-paying-88205, the message "As of June 17, 2012, BitCrate has been closed and I will no longer payout any Bitcoins" was shown on the site, and so I am 100% sure you will never receive your 0.0112 bitcoin.
Someone replied to this post, but then removed it again
what i dont get, why are the posting PAID!! and a transaction id, on their twitter regularly, if they are shut down for 2 years ? just a bot grabbing a fake tx id and posting it ?
Ok i realise this topic is 2 YEARS OLD ...
Do these guy pay their referrals ?
I have Total value of all referral bonuses 0.0112 BTC
But they havent payed me or answered my twitter requests, or answered my emails ...
Do these guy pay their referrals ?
I have Total value of all referral bonuses 0.0112 BTC
But they havent payed me
or answered my twitter requests, or answered my emails ... 
Works for me
The site appears to be broken for me. I keep having to enter in the captcha. It accepts it and then reloads. I checked very carefully to make sure that I was entering it in properly.
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We are out of Bitcoins to give out. Yes, this is rather embarassing.
huh?
I love the site! It's pretty aweomse!
Well done.
Well done.
I've changed the title, but you should probably create a new thread since the owner of the site changed.
Worked for me, but getting to the crates page took a long time, as did going from clicking on the crate to the "You won x.xxxx BTC" page. As slow as it was, it still went through.
It just worked for me, but I had to go to bitcrate.net, not www.bitcrate.net.
It just worked here! 
Remains to be seen if the payout comes, but I have faith
Remains to be seen if the payout comes, but I have faith
Bitcrate is now running again. It's not really working though. I get no captcha image, and this error message: "domain / ckey mismatch (fVO-AypXSrwFNBV2l537Dd3iduHCCBnE)"
Without solving the captcha, payouts can't be requested.
Without solving the captcha, payouts can't be requested.
Matoking: What's your take on selling the code and the bitcrate domain name to someone else?
The code is quite simple and is quite amateurish compared to the newer PHP stuff I've coded.EDIT :
I'll put up an auction
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcrate-domain-and-source-code-88483
Pity, BitCrate is the best bitcoin faucet of the world!
Matoking: What's your take on selling the code and the bitcrate domain name to someone else?
Bitcrate has always been my favorite Bitcoin faucet website. Thanks for all of the time it was in service!
I'll probably have to close BitCrate soon. Revenue I've been making with BitCrate has been very unstable and bumpy, and I personally want to move into bigger and more ambitious projects.
BitCrate started as an exercise in web development, so I'm more than pleased with the end result. I may start a new Bitcoin site sometime in the future if a good idea pops up, so don't lose your hope in missing out on some free Bitcoins yet.
EDIT :
I've closed BitCrate and paid the last batch of prizes. It was a good run and I had fun doing this, even if it didn't pay out in the end.
Please change title if possible too add something like [closed]BitCrate started as an exercise in web development, so I'm more than pleased with the end result. I may start a new Bitcoin site sometime in the future if a good idea pops up, so don't lose your hope in missing out on some free Bitcoins yet.
EDIT :
I've closed BitCrate and paid the last batch of prizes. It was a good run and I had fun doing this, even if it didn't pay out in the end.
Goodbye BitCrate!
Ok, hope to see you again in similar projects
I'll probably have to close BitCrate soon. Revenue I've been making with BitCrate has been very unstable and bumpy, and I personally want to move into bigger and more ambitious projects.
BitCrate started as an exercise in web development, so I'm more than pleased with the end result. I may start a new Bitcoin site sometime in the future if a good idea pops up, so don't lose your hope in missing out on some free Bitcoins yet.
EDIT :
I've closed BitCrate and paid the last batch of prizes. It was a good run and I had fun doing this, even if it didn't pay out in the end.
BitCrate started as an exercise in web development, so I'm more than pleased with the end result. I may start a new Bitcoin site sometime in the future if a good idea pops up, so don't lose your hope in missing out on some free Bitcoins yet.
EDIT :
I've closed BitCrate and paid the last batch of prizes. It was a good run and I had fun doing this, even if it didn't pay out in the end.
Am I doing it right?
The issue has been fixed and everything should be running correctly now.
Any news on fixing the problem?
The web host is currently looking at the issue. No idea when it will be fixed yet, though. 
Any news on fixing the problem?
I'm aware of the "can't open the socket" error people have been getting.
It seems that the Solve Media CAPTCHA verification is failing for some reason, even if the CAPTCHAs themselves show up fine.
The CAPTCHA verification works locally, so the problem is most likely with the site's host. I've sent our web hosting provider a support ticket.
The CAPTCHA verification works locally, so the problem is most likely with the site's host. I've sent our web hosting provider a support ticket.
Site is down?
Great! It now works with Skude.se/BTC. If you have your address saved, it will be automaticly filled in for you at BitCrate.
I've made a service with a timer and colour-coded links that makes it easier to visit BitCrate at the appropriate time every day. The service is located at skude.se/BTC.
If you wish to discuss my service, there's a thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/announce-skudesebtc-an-easier-way-to-request-your-daily-free-coins-82450
Matoking: Some of the other "free bitcoins" sites have a feature where you can put an address in the URL, like this: http://www.bitcrate.net?a=1G2jqJzWoxLsHhTk6rYPNoDGAzRgt8JaH2
That would, if your site also had the feature, fill in the address for the user, so it doesn't have to be entered on every visit (if the visit came from that URL). Do you have any plans on adding a feature like that?
Just implemented that feature. If you wish to discuss my service, there's a thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/announce-skudesebtc-an-easier-way-to-request-your-daily-free-coins-82450
Matoking: Some of the other "free bitcoins" sites have a feature where you can put an address in the URL, like this: http://www.bitcrate.net?a=1G2jqJzWoxLsHhTk6rYPNoDGAzRgt8JaH2
That would, if your site also had the feature, fill in the address for the user, so it doesn't have to be entered on every visit (if the visit came from that URL). Do you have any plans on adding a feature like that?
I've made a service with a timer and colour-coded links that makes it easier to visit BitCrate at the appropriate time every day. The service is located at skude.se/BTC.
If you wish to discuss my service, there's a thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/announce-skudesebtc-an-easier-way-to-request-your-daily-free-coins-82450
Matoking: Some of the other "free bitcoins" sites have a feature where you can put an address in the URL, like this: http://www.bitcrate.net?a=1G2jqJzWoxLsHhTk6rYPNoDGAzRgt8JaH2
That would, if your site also had the feature, fill in the address for the user, so it doesn't have to be entered on every visit (if the visit came from that URL). Do you have any plans on adding a feature like that?
If you wish to discuss my service, there's a thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/announce-skudesebtc-an-easier-way-to-request-your-daily-free-coins-82450
Matoking: Some of the other "free bitcoins" sites have a feature where you can put an address in the URL, like this: http://www.bitcrate.net?a=1G2jqJzWoxLsHhTk6rYPNoDGAzRgt8JaH2
That would, if your site also had the feature, fill in the address for the user, so it doesn't have to be entered on every visit (if the visit came from that URL). Do you have any plans on adding a feature like that?
Two 0.50 BTC prizes will be given out soon. Try your luck!
Fuck Yeah!
Also bump.
Great site, thanks for making!
Excellent source of free BTC.
Excellent source of free BTC.
After you select a crate, you should be able to see what was in every other crate.
Yes, that would make the game more fun.
Love the site, been using it the past few days, just one my first 0.005 BTC crate
After you select a crate, you should be able to see what was in every other crate.
After you select a crate, you should be able to see what was in every other crate.
BitCrate has been updated with a new Referral Program and some other neat little changes.
The referral program in particular is still under testing, so let me know if there are any bugs or problems with it.
The referral program in particular is still under testing, so let me know if there are any bugs or problems with it.
I processed transactions about a hour ago.
I tried this and won the princely sum of a milli bitcoin (or something). But 12 hours later it still hasnt arrived.
How long does it normally take?
How long does it normally take?
Just tried a couple of times to break a crate, but all I got was a page with the text: "Fail #4"
I used BTC address: 1MAnAx5m1bCJXKicCv3o2puaFaN61zET2
It means 24 hours hasn't passed since the last time you broke a crate. It could mean you are trying to access bitcrate.net/start.php directly, which you should not do.I used BTC address: 1MAnAx5m1bCJXKicCv3o2puaFaN61zET2
Nope, been several days since I last tried, if not weeks, and never tried to do anything but normal browser access.
I'm planning on implementing a referral system that rewards users when other people break a crate as their referral. It would mark a certain visitor as your referral once they've requested a payout under your referral link. The referred person would continue to give you referral rewards even if he/she didn't use your referral link to request payouts, as long as he/she doesn't use a different referral link.
Nice! That pretty much puts you on par with CoinAd and Daily Bitcoins, since they already have such referral programs. Add a button that lets the player donate the prize to you.
I'd let you keep a price now and then if I could.
I'd prefer to keep it fair and simple. Just use the donation address if you're feeling generous. I'd let you keep a price now and then if I could.
In other news, I'm planning on implementing a referral system that rewards users when other people break a crate as their referral. It would mark a certain visitor as your referral once they've requested a payout under your referral link. The referred person would continue to give you referral rewards even if he/she didn't use your referral link to request payouts, as long as he/she doesn't use a different referral link.
Nothing ready yet, I've still got a few things I need to check first.
Just tried a couple of times to break a crate, but all I got was a page with the text: "Fail #4"
I used BTC address: 1MAnAx5m1bCJXKicCv3o2puaFaN61zET2
It means 24 hours hasn't passed since the last time you broke a crate. It could mean you are trying to access bitcrate.net/start.php directly, which you should not do. I used BTC address: 1MAnAx5m1bCJXKicCv3o2puaFaN61zET2
Add a button that lets the player donate the prize to you.
I'd let you keep a price now and then if I could.
I'd let you keep a price now and then if I could.
Just tried a couple of times to break a crate, but all I got was a page with the text: "Fail #4"
I used BTC address: 1MAnAx5m1bCJXKicCv3o2puaFaN61zET2
I used BTC address: 1MAnAx5m1bCJXKicCv3o2puaFaN61zET2
Nice to see the service is working. I've requested my first payout.
New web host has been found and everything will be up and running like normal when the domain has propagated.
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Everything seems to be up and running correctly.
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Everything seems to be up and running correctly.
Okay, I have really bad news.
WebHostLayer, the current web hoster of this site is going down May 14th 2012. I bought a half year worth of hosting, so I'm obviously pretty annoyed by the situation, made worse by the fact that I have no chance of getting a refund.
I'll try to make the switch to the another host as painless as possible.
WebHostLayer, the current web hoster of this site is going down May 14th 2012. I bought a half year worth of hosting, so I'm obviously pretty annoyed by the situation, made worse by the fact that I have no chance of getting a refund.
I'll try to make the switch to the another host as painless as possible.
If you have the port 80 open it'll detect you as a proxy. It's possible for me to whitelist you if you provide me your IP address.
EDIT:
I have changed the way proxies are detected.
EDIT:
I have changed the way proxies are detected.
Same proxy issue here, a bug I guess. Never ever any problems with that.
I've been having the same issue as Kingkatari for quite some days now. On two different computers (2 different IPs), on both Chrome and IE.
Hey it is saying that i am using a proxy even tho i am not what the hell is up with that
what info do you need to fix this
what info do you need to fix this
The small milestone of 1,000 broken crates has been reached.
(P.S. next year, you'd have $36m)
and pirate would have a new boat
So. I figured (off using a .001BTC winning) that I could make ~$.15/month playing every day.
If I deposit with Pirate (+ middleman fees) each month @ 28% (and we exclude the first month), then after the first year of depositing with Pirate, I would have $12.58.
Next year, still including the $.15/month, I would have $255.91.
The year after that.... $4,962.60
.... The year after that.... $96,003.22
... Year after that.... $1,856,984.92
Yep, using BitCrate, in 5 years, you can be a millionaire. Dare to dream.
(P.S. next year, you'd have $36m)
If I deposit with Pirate (+ middleman fees) each month @ 28% (and we exclude the first month), then after the first year of depositing with Pirate, I would have $12.58.
Next year, still including the $.15/month, I would have $255.91.
The year after that.... $4,962.60
.... The year after that.... $96,003.22
... Year after that.... $1,856,984.92
Yep, using BitCrate, in 5 years, you can be a millionaire. Dare to dream.
(P.S. next year, you'd have $36m)
Transaction fees are not really important at the moment, as miners will accept pretty much anything, no matter how low transaction fee it has.
be careful on that. I've had a 0.7BTC transaction take 2 weeks to complete through only spending 0.0001 as a tx fee when the satoshi client wanted 0.025.
marked
I solved the transaction fee problem. Apparently settxfee() sets the transaction fee per kB, not per transaction.
Transaction fees are not really important at the moment, as miners will accept pretty much anything, no matter how low transaction fee it has.
Transaction fees are not really important at the moment, as miners will accept pretty much anything, no matter how low transaction fee it has.
First round of prizes have been paid out!
http://blockchain.info/tx-index/3677027/57d1ce4604ef550f138736120acd7d579174ca5d63d793989ed5c7558297e8a6
Looks like it added a whopping fee of 0.602 BTC against my wishes. I'll most definitely go bankrupt soon at this rate.
http://blockchain.info/tx-index/3677027/57d1ce4604ef550f138736120acd7d579174ca5d63d793989ed5c7558297e8a6
Looks like it added a whopping fee of 0.602 BTC against my wishes. I'll most definitely go bankrupt soon at this rate.
I just read something that I hadn't known about -- from the Bitcoin Wiki:
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As of bitcoin 0.5.3 the required fee it will ask for will not be higher than 0.05 BTC,
- http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ#How_much_will_the_transaction_fee_be.3F
I think you might have a bug. When I break a crate, the page telling me the amount says that I need at least 0.0025btc before it's paid out.
After trying it two times, I received each 0.001btc I won to the same address in two transfers.
Perhaps you can add an option so that a user can check his current balance and request a transfer if a certain minimum is reached?
I would not mind leaving the coins I won in your care until I request them
Oops, I don't have such a limitation at place at the moment. Removing the incorrect text. After trying it two times, I received each 0.001btc I won to the same address in two transfers.
Perhaps you can add an option so that a user can check his current balance and request a transfer if a certain minimum is reached?
I would not mind leaving the coins I won in your care until I request them
I think you might have a bug. When I break a crate, the page telling me the amount says that I need at least 0.0025btc before it's paid out.
After trying it two times, I received each 0.001btc I won to the same address in two transfers.
Perhaps you can add an option so that a user can check his current balance and request a transfer if a certain minimum is reached?
I would not mind leaving the coins I won in your care until I request them
After trying it two times, I received each 0.001btc I won to the same address in two transfers.
Perhaps you can add an option so that a user can check his current balance and request a transfer if a certain minimum is reached?
I would not mind leaving the coins I won in your care until I request them
I just added a rarer prize.
The point is that I can't just pay out bitcoins indefinitely if I don't get any back, and running out of bitcoins during the first week and having to close down doesn't exactly fit in my plans.
The point is that I can't just pay out bitcoins indefinitely if I don't get any back, and running out of bitcoins during the first week and having to close down doesn't exactly fit in my plans.
I am not certain, but demand MAY increase if you pay out more than half of a penny. Just a guess.
We've missed you, Sherlock!He pays as much as he sees fit/can afford/wants to. If you don't like it, you're not forced to partake.
I am not certain, but demand MAY increase if you pay out more than half of a penny. Just a guess.
I will probably start working on an advertising system very soon with pay per click, impression and day models.
If there is demand, that is.
Payments out, this time I didn't screw up the transaction fee. I really need to rethink how the site is funded if I want to keep it up long-term.
If there is demand, that is.
Payments out, this time I didn't screw up the transaction fee. I really need to rethink how the site is funded if I want to keep it up long-term.
0.002 Rupees - Not too shabby
i was a bit lost for words.
i was a bit lost for words.
I heartily approve of this service and have added it to my ever-growing list of ways to recoup tx fees.
LOL, that's a good way to look at it.
I heartily approve of this service and have added it to my ever-growing list of ways to recoup tx fees.
AMAZING site.
Love the random amount paid out
Any chance of renting some advertising space?
Reviewing you for freebitcoins.co.uk and free-bitcoins.net
Yes, send me a PM.Love the random amount paid out
Any chance of renting some advertising space?
Reviewing you for freebitcoins.co.uk and free-bitcoins.net
The value of the prizes were lowered after the first 50 payments, 0.015 BTC is no longer the best prize.
In other news, I'm going to send out the first batch of payouts out very soon. (Miners are going to hate me)
18k1X3Lcxd6dF6aykjLzWEGnulfEbD4yS6 was an invalid address, although the site didn't apparently catch that.
First round of prizes have been paid out!
http://blockchain.info/tx-index/3677027/57d1ce4604ef550f138736120acd7d579174ca5d63d793989ed5c7558297e8a6
Looks like it added a whopping fee of 0.602 BTC against my wishes. I'll most definitely go bankrupt soon at this rate. Well, at least miners are happier this time.
EDIT :
Ignore all that, I misunderstood how the txfee was set. (It was per kB, not per transaction)
The minimum payout has been removed for now, I'll take a look into it again if it becomes a problem.
Yay, I won the jackpot and got 1 Bitcoin ^_^
Cool one
Mind if I post this to the firstbits website as an example how to use the API?
She's all yours!
AMAZING site.
Love the random amount paid out
Any chance of renting some advertising space?
Reviewing you for freebitcoins.co.uk and free-bitcoins.net
Love the random amount paid out
Any chance of renting some advertising space?
Reviewing you for freebitcoins.co.uk and free-bitcoins.net
I rewrote it from scratch instead:
http://bitcoincash.com/firstbits_demo/
Enter your Firstbits and click outside of the text field.
resolveAddress.php:
http://bitcoincash.com/firstbits_demo/
Enter your Firstbits and click outside of the text field.
resolveAddress.php:
Code:
function firstbits($q) {
$blockchain = file_get_contents('https://blockchain.info/q/resolvefirstbits/' . $q);
$blockchain = trim($blockchain);
// Check if address begins with 1 (very lenient, needs to be improved)
if ($blockchain[0] == '1') {
return $blockchain;
} else {
// Blockchain.info failed, fall back to Firstbits.com
$firstbits = file_get_contents('http://www.firstbits.com/api/?a=' . $q);
$firstbits = trim($firstbits);
// Check if address begins with 1 (very lenient, needs to be improved)
if ($firstbits[0] == '1') {
return $firstbits;
} else {
return 'no_match';
}
}
}
// Get the query via GET.
$q = $_GET['q'];
// The function output is stored in $firstbits.
$firstbits = firstbits($q);
if ($firstbits == 'no_match') {
echo 'no_match';
} else {
echo $firstbits;
}
?>I'll try my hands at implementing the Firstbits support tomorrow.
I have some PHP code, hold on! I just won 0.001 BTC to the donation address.
Would be cool if a person could see "already broken" crates for a specific time period. So, all the crates that were broken during a given day would show a broken crate with the amount inside of it that was won, then they would all reset at the end of the day. Or something like that. That would make it a little more interesting/different from the existing coin-a-day sites.
Would you consider adding firstbits support? That way, I don't have to worry about whether I am at my home computer or elsewhere - I'll always have an address to put in and use.
That actually sounds kinda neat, need to think how to implement it. I may put up a bounty for some graphics and/or site logo at some point. The site looks pretty bland at the moment.Would be cool if a person could see "already broken" crates for a specific time period. So, all the crates that were broken during a given day would show a broken crate with the amount inside of it that was won, then they would all reset at the end of the day. Or something like that. That would make it a little more interesting/different from the existing coin-a-day sites.
Would you consider adding firstbits support? That way, I don't have to worry about whether I am at my home computer or elsewhere - I'll always have an address to put in and use.
I'll try my hands at implementing the Firstbits support tomorrow.
I just won 0.001 BTC to the donation address.
Would be cool if a person could see "already broken" crates for a specific time period. So, all the crates that were broken during a given day would show a broken crate with the amount inside of it that was won, then they would all reset at the end of the day. Or something like that. That would make it a little more interesting/different from the existing coin-a-day sites.
Would you consider adding firstbits support? That way, I don't have to worry about whether I am at my home computer or elsewhere - I'll always have an address to put in and use.
Would be cool if a person could see "already broken" crates for a specific time period. So, all the crates that were broken during a given day would show a broken crate with the amount inside of it that was won, then they would all reset at the end of the day. Or something like that. That would make it a little more interesting/different from the existing coin-a-day sites.
Would you consider adding firstbits support? That way, I don't have to worry about whether I am at my home computer or elsewhere - I'll always have an address to put in and use.
I would suggest using Ads Captcha, for both verification as well as extra income.
I've looked at it. They don't allow people under the age of 18.
I would suggest using Ads Captcha, for both verification as well as extra income.
(I have no idea how much attention the site will get, so I'll most likely adjust the prizes soon)
Is that because you don't know what kind of ad revenues you'll get from the Captcha and/or banner ads yet?
Thanks for adding the site to the list.
(I have no idea how much attention the site will get, so I'll most likely adjust the prizes soon)
Is that because you don't know what kind of ad revenues you'll get from the Captcha and/or banner ads yet?
Great to see you support Bitcoin advertising networks -- Anonymous Ads and Operation Fabulous.
I've added it to the wiki:
- http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Samples_and_Marketing_Offers
You might want to post to this thread so that BitCrate gets added to the OP:
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/where-do-i-get-free-bitcoin-the-maintained-list-of-verified-free-bitcoin-sites-74046
Same here:
- https://ogrr.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=1424
Currently implementing a new CAPTCHA. Hang on there. Done.
Lowered the value of the prizes. Will probably continue to change depending on what's feasible.
Lowered the value of the prizes. Will probably continue to change depending on what's feasible.
Awww 0.002
Cool idea though!
Cool idea though!
Yeah, looks like you got the best prize at the moment at your first try.
If this happens too often, I may have to turn the value of the prizes down a bit. Don't want to go bankrupt during the first hours. (I have no idea how much attention the site will get, so I'll most likely adjust the prizes soon)
If this happens too often, I may have to turn the value of the prizes down a bit. Don't want to go bankrupt during the first hours.
(I have no idea how much attention the site will get, so I'll most likely adjust the prizes soon) 
yay! I got 0.015 BTC thanks
//DeaDTerra
//DeaDTerra
Nice. I bet "crate breaking" will become the next "wow gold farming". 
So, after spending some of my time learning PHP and MySQL, I've come up with my first Bitcoin-related site : BitCrate
The premise is simple. You enter your Bitcoin address, solve the CAPTCHA, select a crate and get your free Bitcoins. (Payments processed every 24 hours or so) You can repeat this every 24 hours.
The site will be funded by advertising (Operation Fabulous and Anonymous Ads) and voluntary donations, which can be sent to 1GVm5g3Xrvmk7mGXe61UxipGY5DghP6kG
http://www.bitcrate.net
EDIT :
As of June 17, 2012, BitCrate has been closed and will no longer payout visitors.
EDIT 2 :
BitCrate's source code and domain up for auction here :
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcrate-domain-and-source-code-88483
EDIT 3 :
BitCrate has relaunched under the ownership of mark_logan.
The premise is simple. You enter your Bitcoin address, solve the CAPTCHA, select a crate and get your free Bitcoins. (Payments processed every 24 hours or so) You can repeat this every 24 hours.
The site will be funded by advertising (Operation Fabulous and Anonymous Ads) and voluntary donations, which can be sent to 1GVm5g3Xrvmk7mGXe61UxipGY5DghP6kG
http://www.bitcrate.net
As of June 17, 2012, BitCrate has been closed and will no longer payout visitors.
EDIT 2 :
BitCrate's source code and domain up for auction here :
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcrate-domain-and-source-code-88483
EDIT 3 :
BitCrate has relaunched under the ownership of mark_logan.
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