not pay 100 satoshi, but 1000, 10 bits is 1000 satoshi 
oh yes, sorry i have see only now, is good 1000 satoshi for visit, better to faucet, i continue visit now, i remember in the past very fast payment 
Topic: Does BitVisitor actually pay? If so, when? (Read 2117 times)
not pay 100 satoshi, but 1000, 10 bits is 1000 satoshi
I hit payout on BitVisitor a few days ago, but don't see the money in my wallet. It's supposed to be 60.17 uBTC, so that's what? .00006017 ? I wish they had an account where I could look at my transactions, or at least a sending address I could look for. And a higher payout.
is already open this site? I don't user from minimum 1 year, i'm one of the first user.
Why cointune use ? Pay 100 satoshi for visit a site for 5 minutes and later already use a captcha, is better use a faucet
So thats about 2 cents every 5 minutes is it ? 24 hours of adverts would be almost six dollars I guess thats not bad for doing very little, cant complain lol
No its showing as 10 bits not 60 sorry, so thats one sixth of 2 cents for 5 minutes, oh well from small starts come great things
No its showing as 10 bits not 60 sorry, so thats one sixth of 2 cents for 5 minutes, oh well from small starts come great things
I found it, it did arrive when expected, I just overlooked it because it's so small. Thanks!
That's strange if it took more than 24 hours for the to process since before when I used to use it, they did pay within hours of reaching their threshold. Yes your conversion result is correct. You could try to add your address to the end of the following link in order to see your transactions base on your address only: https://blockchain.info/address/
But in case your asking for looking the transactions through bitvisitor then AFAIK there's non.
But in case your asking for looking the transactions through bitvisitor then AFAIK there's non.
I hit payout on BitVisitor a few days ago, but don't see the money in my wallet. It's supposed to be 60.17 uBTC, so that's what? .00006017 ? I wish they had an account where I could look at my transactions, or at least a sending address I could look for. And a higher payout.
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