Topic: Earn free bitcoin, trustworthy or a scam? - page 2. (Read 17103 times)
most likely waste of time.
BitVisitor is legitimate, but what is or isn't a waste of time depends entirely on how much you value your time. Free Bitcoin sites give out very small values. I personally consider them worthwhile sometimes, because those tiny fractions are still useful for transaction fees, and I don't mind having to click an extra time or two every few minutes if I'm hammering away at my computer anyway.
In terms of scams, as long as all you ever give out is a Bitcoin address, you don't have anything to worry about. People can only use that address to send money to you. If a site ever asks for private keys, though, it's absolutely a scam.
In terms of scams, as long as all you ever give out is a Bitcoin address, you don't have anything to worry about. People can only use that address to send money to you. If a site ever asks for private keys, though, it's absolutely a scam.
Bitvistor.com is trustworhty but there are alot of scam out there so be careful!
Be carefull, a lot of scams out there
Are sites which promise to earn free bitcoins like bitvisitor.com trustworthy, or is it just waste of time?
No such thing as "Free". These site make money off of you via advertising and your time. In my personal opinion it seems like most of these sites are set up in order to make the operators money.. While giving the users fractions of pennies in order to have them slave for the site developer.
If you want to get bitcoins.. Get a job and purchase them... OR waste hours of your days on faucets and sites like bitvisotor and get paid fractions of cents for your time..
Are sites which promise to earn free bitcoins like bitvisitor.com trustworthy, or is it just waste of time?
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