If there is no sites, I would just have to deposit coins from my own wallet, and take the loss in transaction fees. {Donations welcome}
Most QR code readers are phone based, it seems.
Topic: Busy with a experiment - Need help. QR code readers & Faucets need. (Read 583 times)
Not even a comment, on what QR code readers, you guys use? Sorry if I am spamming, but I need feedback, to get me going on this experiment.
If there is no sites, I would just have to deposit coins from my own wallet, and take the loss in transaction fees. {Donations welcome}
Most QR code readers are phone based, it seems.
If there is no sites, I would just have to deposit coins from my own wallet, and take the loss in transaction fees. {Donations welcome}
Most QR code readers are phone based, it seems.
June 11, 2014, 10:02:43 AM
It's the concept, I want to convey to them. What else, would you do, to show them?
Have them do reviews or click ads or wait for 3 months, to possibly get into a signature program, to get a few dollars?
I just need some quick and simple, I can teach the rest to them later.
It's like doing a practical exercise, for them to get the idea.
Hope you see what I want to do. It's about more people getting to know bitcoins, and for them to adopt the currency, by doing something small and earning coins, by doing it.
Have them do reviews or click ads or wait for 3 months, to possibly get into a signature program, to get a few dollars?
I just need some quick and simple, I can teach the rest to them later.
It's like doing a practical exercise, for them to get the idea.
Hope you see what I want to do. It's about more people getting to know bitcoins, and for them to adopt the currency, by doing something small and earning coins, by doing it.
June 11, 2014, 09:56:39 AM
I don't think having your friends fill in captchas to make a couple satoshis is a good way to introduce them to bitcoin.
June 11, 2014, 09:50:36 AM
I am a bit lazy today, so I thought I'd ask.
I am busy giving paper wallets as a experiment, to some of my co-workers. I need to scan the QR code for their bitcoin adress, because I am to lazy to type it, and I might make a mistake.
And I also need, a site or faucet or something, where they could click, win satoshi, and it would deposit it immediately, to their new wallet.
The idea behind this, is to show them, how a bitcoin adress work, and also how they can generate income, to that wallet.
I can simply deposit coins to their adresses, but I have to carry the transaction fees, if I want it to go quickly, and it would amount to a lot. And then they would not
see, how they could earn, some coins, by doing it themselves.
Most of these sites, have a limit of say 5000 satoshi, and it only pays out, every Sunday, so that would not help, with the demonstration. I know these sites do this too, to save on transaction fees. {But you guys are creative and have a lot of ideas}
So let's share some ideas or sites, please.
Ps... I did with a bunch of kids before, and it failed, because they wanted to see something happening quickly, not wait for days.
I am busy giving paper wallets as a experiment, to some of my co-workers. I need to scan the QR code for their bitcoin adress, because I am to lazy to type it, and I might make a mistake.
And I also need, a site or faucet or something, where they could click, win satoshi, and it would deposit it immediately, to their new wallet.
The idea behind this, is to show them, how a bitcoin adress work, and also how they can generate income, to that wallet.
I can simply deposit coins to their adresses, but I have to carry the transaction fees, if I want it to go quickly, and it would amount to a lot. And then they would not
see, how they could earn, some coins, by doing it themselves.
Most of these sites, have a limit of say 5000 satoshi, and it only pays out, every Sunday, so that would not help, with the demonstration. I know these sites do this too, to save on transaction fees. {But you guys are creative and have a lot of ideas}
So let's share some ideas or sites, please.
Ps... I did with a bunch of kids before, and it failed, because they wanted to see something happening quickly, not wait for days.
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