Topic: Is bitcoin bonus real or a scam? (Read 530 times)

Many scam sites use the allure of free Bitcoins to lure users in and prompt them to sign up or download certain apps. These tactics are often traps to lure users into illegitimate investment schemes to scam and seize assets. So be cautious and skeptical towards sites that offer free Bitcoins, and remember, if an offer or website seems too good to be true, it could be a red flag. Trust your instincts, prioritize security, and rely on reputable sources when dealing with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

I will like to have the link to the official website for the bonus scam. Is it real or a scam depends on what you are doing about it, from the example you gave, I haven't heard of any signup money-related issue, as long as it only requires the internet, I don't mind if is a scam or not but me putting my money is a no business.

How are we not sure you are the owner of this website that you posted here trying to gain attention for people to visit the site, what I do believe is that anyone who gives you $5 as a bonus has an alternative way to gain it back. So I don't pay attention to bonuses because is the easiest way to attract people into doing what they never wanted to do.

Bitcoin bonus website is not real, accept you used the word airdrop, is little understanding than saying bonus, because Bitcoin is a digital assets that can convert to real money through the local bank of you're location, which everyone is still looking for money being it Rich people are still looking for money, so don't being trapped in connecting Wallet to earn Bitcoin bonus, it may end up being scammed by compromise your wallet.

bitcoin bonus scheme its totally different due to that carefully before working and involved and depth research is most important and particular transaction in bitcoin bonus and some extra payment will given ways is there and also some scams are there To avoid falling victim to a Bitcoin bonus scam, it's essential to verify the legitimacy of the platform, read user reviews and feedback, and exercise skepticism

It's really risky to join sites, bots, or services that claim to offer free Bitcoin bonuses. Scammers can actually use free Bitcoin bonuses as a tactic to attract new users and encourage them to invest or deposit. They can set a withdrawal limit and then require users to deposit before allowing them to withdraw. This is a common strategy used by scam platforms. So stay away from sites, bots, or services that promise free Bitcoin bonuses with no effort. Remember, in the crypto world, nothing is truly free, and legitimate platforms have transparent business models and revenue streams.

This is such a sweet and simple example that would make it understandable for a lot of people. I have never seen anyone distribute free money neither, any fiat, you earn it and there is no way that you can get it for free. Sure there are airdrops where you are given 10 cents at max, and this screwed with peoples minds that crypto has people who give out stuff for free, I have seen as high as 5k dollars given out on casinos as a rain, because some whale won something big.

But that doesn't change the fact that you are not going to get free bitcoin, never. Too many things in crypto confused people, but this good example is enough, nobody gives anyone free gold, so why would they start giving out free bitcoin? They do not do either of those things and they are both attempts at scamming others.

Today, bitcoin is very valuable, and it can be said that of all assets, bitcoin is more valuable than gold. Have you seen anyone give away free gold, even a little? So never think that someone will give you bitcoins, an asset worth tens of dollars per bitcoin. There is no free lunch, so don't spend time looking for free food, work, and earn money to invest in bitcoin.

Let me reiterate- there is nothing free in this world. Everything has its own consequences and prices. The fact that you invest time into something means that what you get is not technically "free" in that sense. Now, if there is a website claiming to earn you BTC without cost, just think for a second- do you think it is entirely possible and plausible that they can sustain in giving out "free" BTCs?

My point is- those kinds of websites that claim to give free BTCs are nothing but scams and red flags that should be avoided at all cost. Once you visit their website, they may offer for you to register and input your personal information that is most likely going to compromise your safety in the future.

There ant free money anywhere in the world, even in free towns nothing is free and this is what we must have settled in our heads to help us avoid getting misled into trusting any form of possible scam attempts that promise to give free money or high returns, this is unrealistic and mostly impossible to have at this point.
To own Bitcoin, you have to earn it and the only way you can earn it is by either buy it from. An exchange or you work and get paid in Bitcoin, several skills are hired and paid for with Bitcoin and there are mostly remote works.

I'm not even going to open that link and I will recommend everyone to do the same, it is clearly a scam of some kind since we all know that there is no free money in the world, and you need to either work to earn money or get it by investments and such websites fall under none of these two categories, even if they ask for investments, they are still scamming you because they won't give you anything in return for your money.

A lot of newbies fall for such scams and the only reason for that is that they think earning money with cryptocurrencies is easy but it's not true, cryptocurrencies might work differently than fiat but earning them is as difficult as earning fiat.

Actually, is it possible that someone can really be trusted to be a good person by giving anything and in various forms with no intention of wanting to enrich themselves?
it is very unlikely that at a time like this someone would want to make a sacrifice without any intention, it is certain that everyone will want reciprocity from what they have done.
With that in mind, I really believe that the site is definitely a scam and if it's true, it will certainly ensnare those who accept it with rules that will bind them.
so everything is returned to each one whether to believe and follow or not do anything.

if you are the owner of the site then you must have realized that no one will fall for this scam, but if you are not the owner of the site then know that no one will give 5$ for free, see if this site was giving 5$ free, then the owner on this site it would have to be a very rich person because people would be full to claim that 5$ bonus every day and I doubt very much that the owner of this site would have so much money to keep such a donation for a long time and besides because someone who would be giving 5$ would you hide your face? nowadays making a donation or charity has also become a great way to get attention on tv channels and social networks, a famous person or someone rich

they wouldn't create an ugly site or a domain name with a weird name when they are people who have social networks who can keep giving people money if they want to do that kind of thing, that's why as soon as you see these types of sites, you already realize that these are obvious scam sites, now what you need to be careful about is trying to understand what exactly the scammer wants, he didn't create a site just because he wanted to, he definitely has something he wants to steal and the 5$ is a means of attracting people, and that's what you need to worry about, don't think about the fake 5$, that's an obvious scam, think about what the damn scammers want and don't enter the scammers website

I do have a feeling that this is your site and trying out to get some clicks and visits. 

Well if im wrong then lets back to the topic and would really be that talking about bitcoin bonus scams or whatsoever. If you are really just making use of your own common sense then you wouldnt really be finding yourself on getting scammed just because you are aware that there's nothing free on this world. Who the hell would really be giving out some free money without any exchange or benefits that
they could get? With this alone and having that kind of thinking will really be telling you that you are dealing with a scam.

Just make yourself that wary on certain situations which turns out to be unrealistic or something that cant really be true. Lots of noobs do usually ending up on getting scammed
or getting phished because of these catchy head titles which are really that indeed to good to be true.

Sounds like a scam website anyway, I mean there are some Bitcoin faucets where you can actually earn a small amount of Bitcoin for claiming for a very long time or years you might actually earn a small amount of Bitcoin and claim it on your wallet. But that doesnt really work these days, might as well do other things than wasting your time claiming a small amount of Bitcoin. Im not sure if the website you telling is a faucet, but just dont trust websites like this and make sure to not give any of your personal information. There are a lot of red flags on that websites just think about it why they are giving free money if they actually give 5$ for new comers.

I mean If you really want to earn Bitcoin do actual work to earn Bitcoin or just buy Bitcoin since it's the only way, or just get a job then use your salary to buy Bitcoin it's actually easy.

no pizza is free. We should be careful with such temptations. You will lose time and costs nothing. In return you will get a lesson

I don't trust these websites, I think they are just a waste of time.  Free bitcoins offer scams involved.  Safe ways to earn bitcoins are mining sectors, standardized exchanges.I have observed people who are easily attracted by these offers and force them to sign up as customers on the website.  Be careful while participating in free events as there are many websites that offer free bitcoins to download various apps.I think it's basically a trap for them, they get investors to sign up on different websites.

First impressions must be happy. When it comes to free Bitcoin offers, it's important to be careful. In most cases, claims of easily accepting Bitcoins are likely to be scams. Revisit such offers with caution for potential fraud. To earn Bitcoins look for safe methods, such as buying through reputable exchanges or participating in mining activities so it is safer and more reliable to earn Bitcoins.

it's important to be cautious. Offers claiming to provide free Bitcoin without any effort are usually scams
Be skeptical and focus on legitimate ways to acquire Bitcoin.

Faucets are free but they're miniscule amounts to be given away. But with that website and if it's giving money for free, there's no really free money at all with such amount unless it's been announced.

Exchanges do give that range of $5-$10 or even more but there's a certain task that you have to follow.

And as for that website, I'll be going away from them and it's not that I don't like free money but usually there's always a catch with these websites.