Nice faucet. I like free BTC so expect to get my action regularly
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.Also, there are a lot of faucets there that are on 30m timers, and the system will keep up with them for you automatically!
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Thanks! Please consider spreading the word,
.Also, there are a lot of faucets there that are on 30m timers, and the system will keep up with them for you automatically!
Nice faucet. I like free BTC so expect to get my action regularly
Definetively useful!
Thanks,
.This is a really cool website - thanks for making it!
No problem. Thank you too!
I´m sure you already checked, but the list they have here is pretty useful to check for site to add. (Scroll down to Websites using CoinBox Beta)
Thanks for the heads-up. I just checked the list against mine and all of those are on it,
. Definetively useful!
Thanks,
.This is a really cool website - thanks for making it!
No problem. Thank you too!
I´m sure you already checked, but the list they have here is pretty useful to check for site to add. (Scroll down to Websites using CoinBox Beta)
Definetively useful!
Thanks,
.This is a really cool website - thanks for making it!
No problem. Thank you too!
This is a really cool website - thanks for making it!
Definetively useful!
good job, thanks for the heads up
Up! .
. This is a very cool website, thanks for making it!
NP! Please help spread the word,
.Thanks!
This is a very cool website, thanks for making it!
Up, .
. Now this was a pretty handy link! Thanks for aggregating all the sites so easily. =)
One issue that came up for me -- NoScript consistently reported click hijacking/redirection errors if the area I was clicking on was in the main frame, within an inch or so of your header or footer frame. I'm guessing whatever layout system you're using is causing the header and footer to stretch invisibly as a top layer over the main site being visited. The solution was to scroll so that the element I wanted to click on was at the center of the main frame.
One issue that came up for me -- NoScript consistently reported click hijacking/redirection errors if the area I was clicking on was in the main frame, within an inch or so of your header or footer frame. I'm guessing whatever layout system you're using is causing the header and footer to stretch invisibly as a top layer over the main site being visited. The solution was to scroll so that the element I wanted to click on was at the center of the main frame.
Thank you very much for your input! I will see what I can do about that,
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Now this was a pretty handy link! Thanks for aggregating all the sites so easily. =)
One issue that came up for me -- NoScript consistently reported click hijacking/redirection errors if the area I was clicking on was in the main frame, within an inch or so of your header or footer frame. I'm guessing whatever layout system you're using is causing the header and footer to stretch invisibly as a top layer over the main site being visited. The solution was to scroll so that the element I wanted to click on was at the center of the main frame.
One issue that came up for me -- NoScript consistently reported click hijacking/redirection errors if the area I was clicking on was in the main frame, within an inch or so of your header or footer frame. I'm guessing whatever layout system you're using is causing the header and footer to stretch invisibly as a top layer over the main site being visited. The solution was to scroll so that the element I wanted to click on was at the center of the main frame.
its ok.
Thanks guys!
Might try it after!
thx !
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