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.

I'm trying to understand the context, basically in this case, of course there is doubt because they are giving bonus bitcoins to new users of their service, it looks real and it's not strange with the amount of $ 5 for the reward, but there are a few things to watch out for, as you can see say it's not fair to make bitcoin as a bonus today because it has a sizable fee for the amount given, if you look at it of course this makes me feel doubtful, so most likely it's all fraud and intended only for those who are easily attracted and trying their luck to sign in as a customer on their website.
What I know today is not in 2017 but in 2023, basically bitcoin is very expensive as well as transaction fees and information related to it is easier to manipulate, so be careful when participating in free events.

Title is different form what OP want to say. first i understood from title that there is specific bonus which specific website offer but after opening link and reading whole article, I got what you want to say.

Any website, telegram bot or any other service which offering free Bitcoin bonus are just scam and they launch service to give some free bonus at start and when people start investing, the flew away with people money. The bonus are just trick which scammers use to attract newbies and when you reach minimum limit of withdrawal, system will ask for deposit to withdraw. Now greedy people deposited and then he cannot do anything except crying and learning lesson.

I will advise to stay far from these kind if websites, bots and any service which offering this. nothing is free and you have to choose right place for smart start.

It's good to be curious, why would anyone give 5$ per new users on their website when they aren't advertising websites like pay to click, that's because something is fishy here, if you aren't asked to do something to get the money then that's a dangerous website to have an account on, they are giving the 5$ away to attract many people as possible, there is no way anyone will give away 5$ to every users without taking something back.

The crazy part is they are paying people in Bitcoin, something that's one of the most valuable assets in the world right now, don't deceive yourself, a Bitcoin bonus for doing nothing is a big red flag and only the greedy types will fall for this impossible dream.

when something seem too good to be true it is definitely a big red flag.

Bitcoin used to be given away for free through faucets, but that was when bitcoin didn't have any value, and almost no one wanted to receive it. Currently, as far as I know, there are still some faucets that exist, but the amount of bitcoin we receive is very small and insignificant. Nowadays, bitcoin has become an expensive asset, so someone giving away a large amount for free is 99% certain it is a scam and just a waste of our time.

If we want to own bitcoins, the only way is to do jobs that pay with bitcoins or by investing money, other than that, I don't see any other way to earn bitcoins.

No free money exists on this planet. Not in USD or Bits, it simply doesn't exist. The services which provide free bits i.e. way less money than an actual job can pay you for an hour through faucets. In 2010-11, faucets were giving away 1-2 Bitcoins free however now, you will just get 1 cent I think. I haven't even visited any website which provides faucet as it's wastage of time.

I am also very critical when it comes to random websites giving away free money on the internet. It's very hard for any company to give every user 5 USD for nothing, how are they able to keep it up for a longer period of time? When looking at such websites, my first question is always how are they making money? There must be some form of revenues to offset the give away of free money. One way would be to run advertisements on the websites and try to earn money on commissions, another way could be for the company to sell personal information of their users. So when you see a lot of popups and banners that offer a variety of products I would assume the company gets money through ads. The problem is how many people are visiting the website and does it really leads to sales. In my opinion it's better to remain cautious and don't give any personal information to that site. Make a fake email to sign up at the website and don't use your full name. Trying out the website doesn't hurt, just don't invest too much time and don't feel bad if you don't receive the money, it's free after all.

Basically this is a scam and you should focus on building you knowledge around bitcoin instead of focusing on a vent of getting rich quick scheme as this is not good for your general well being because Bitcoin is no free money or anything of such and ronown bitcoin you have to earn it so for you to focus on free money or wrong.
And if you are considering to systematically promoting your so call scheme it may not work. On a lot of the members of this forum as we are well-informed to be scammed.

Don't believe in bitcoin bunos nothing in this world give you free, if i were you i will stay away from the free or bunos bitcoin, scammers will say that you have a free bitcoin bunos and they will collect a fee to transfer and after you send the gas fee they will blocked you and left you with frustration be careful  don't think about an easy way to earn money they are scam, you need to work for money it is not free remember that.

In trading only the value of bitcoin you have rises. Well of course if you buy low then sell it high, come out in profit, then buy again in lower price, now you have more BTC. Mining is basically done through transaction of networks you gain more as you build blockchain of one term to another.

And yes I agree, if the result of what stake you are entering is unrealistic return and too high, then think again if you're really going to put your money in. Is it legitimate ot maybe it's just another ponzi scheme.

The fact that a website or a website owned by a company offers real, free bitcoin rewards is almost a scam. Because most of the free bonuses are just a factor that wants to emerge people's greed from which to take advantage as well as scam. So stay away from them. If you want to earn bitcoin, then you have to put in a lot of work. Try using free Bitcoin faucets; just click on the ad link to get a certain number of satoshi. This has been one of the ways to make money since the moment I started coming to this market.

currently there are more kinds of scammer mode to get victims. including the lure of Bitcoin prizes or new sites under the guise of linking wallets. especially for those who are not experienced in this matter should be careful. because those who are new with high interest in Bitcoin usually look for information in various sources. and it could just come from the wrong source.
if you want free Bitcoin like on faucet sites, make sure they come from sites that are already trusted. don't easily connect your wallet to a new site that provides bonus promos.

The only free thing that existed in bitcoin which I know is Gavin Anderson's bitcoin faucet. I don't know the date or year, but I have heard that you could get a little amount of bitcoin from that. It was available in the past, and now it's not. Nowadays, nothing comes for free. Such website giving away free Bitcoin could most likely be a scam. Try to avoid those as much as you can.
I have seen some people creating exchanges and giving away free money, but you have to do KYC in it. Never go for those either. There's a chance of your data getting leaked. So stay safe and stay away from those.

About the Bitcoin bonus, without looking at the content of the link (impressive by the way newbie knowing how to add link into a text) I will boldly tell you that their is not good that can come out from sites which promise's you bonus of any kind, this are just means of attracting potential victims into their site with audio reward, which will convince them that they actually own Bitcoin they don't have access to your key not your Bitcoin and if the users is greedy enough they will want the users to pay some sort of fee before they will allow the users to withdraw the fund from their site, There's no free money or bitcoin anywhere. Because even if you get $5 just for signing up, you will not be allowed to withdraw it without KYC verification.

It's important to exercise caution when dealing with any offers or schemes related to cryptocurrencies, as the crypto space is known to attract scams and fraudulent activities. It's always advisable to thoroughly research and verify the legitimacy of any platform, offer, or investment opportunity before participating or providing personal information. Be wary of promises that seem too good to be true, as they often turn out to be scams aimed at exploiting unsuspecting individuals. Stay vigilant and seek advice from trusted sources or financial professionals when in doubt.

No website or company based site will give you free bitcoins.  Most of the people who give bitcoins for signing up and some other currency for free are scams. and those which site actually pay you free money for only signup but they taking a lot from you. because even if you get $5 just for signing up, you will not be allowed to withdraw it without KYC verification. in this case if you think that they are giving you free money then it is your wrong thinking. sites that pay you $5 to sign up are stealing thousands of dollars worth of personal information from you, which is high risky.

That's like murdering someone and spitting on their corpse. I witnessed cheating first hand, subtly anyway, with a doubling site. It was my first online scam experience. I also participated in an ICO in 2017, only for the team to change the telegram handle after the ICO was done and the team felt it had scammed enough people to, "You have been scammed" I thought it was a joke until reality dawned on me and the rest of the victims.

There is nothing that can earn you Bitcoin for free, I am trying to make sure you don't waste your strength on nothing, if any platforms are promising you some free Bitcoin it's probably a scam attempt, there must be something they are trying to derive from you.

How can something as valuable as Bitcoin been given up for free? It makes no sense and it's too good to be true, if you believe in this shit made up false claims it's your fault, you need to work to be able to get some Bitcoin.

If there are free offer in bitcoin you need to think twice about it, because no one will give you free bitcoin, bitcoin is very expensive no one will give to you a bitcoin bonus it is a scam or maybe scammers that wanted to collect you personal data or they wanted to get your funds by connecting your wallet to thier bonus link so be careful.

I suspect the whole episode as it's a link within a link if you noticed, while the subsequent link doesn't have a verifiable URL until you click it. This is why I stopped there, and good luck to the OP if it's either a smart way to sell something or being innocent about the whole thing as I couldn't risk clicking further. But generally, it's good to always read the terms and conditions of the bonuses you want to accept, while some are not removable without some extra gigs/tasks to do, some would be a trap or scam, so one should be very careful.

And personally, anything bonus is often ill to me, I prefer not to go for them as I have never seen a bonus that doesn't have some underlay issue that would be a headache later. It's only the withdrawable bonuses that are exempt here.

Yes, it is possible for someone to receive free Bitcoin, especially from some exchanges after signing up with them and fulfilling their requirements. It is difficult for me to determine whether this bonus Bitcoin a scam or not because many businesses use it as a marketing tactic to draw customers in so they can follow their business easily, but the best way for you to avoid being scammed one day is to avoid any websites that do promise free Bitcoin.

For this reason, I indicated that in order for us to be entirely safe, we should stay away from websites that promise free Bitcoin. Nowadays, scammers are always developing new tactics to con people, making it difficult for us to quickly identify their new tactic unless we are told about sites or strategies sometimes.

As other people have stated, if you're searching for a place to obtain some Bitcoin without buying it, rank up Bitcointalk account  to full member upward, so that you can join  signature campaign by promoting any site your given task to promote and by doing that you get some amount of Bitcoin.

Well, the question of whether Bitcoin bonuses are real or a scam is quite complicated. Indeed, the allure of Bitcoin is very strong, let alone free   . This sounds like a dream that seems too good to be true, it usually is.

We live in an age where online scams are as common as memes on the internet. I am give you an example for example there is provided by a website. If this website that is well updated, professionally designed and developed, that is no doubt a good sign.

So, of course, skepticism arose. Are Bitcoin bonuses a real opportunity, or are they a sneaky attempt to separate you from your hard-earned money? But stay alert So, approach Bitcoin bonuses with caution.

I meaan if you really want free, then faucets like freebitco.in seems like a good place to start. It's a well-known faucet since ages (It's also where I first started with Bitcoin). Other faucets may also exist but if the amount they presume to give is too big to be realistic, or is a "doubling" mechanic (you deposit some amount, you get double), then yea just stay away from them. What you linked was pretty much an article about Bitcoin itself (from what I skimmed), and not really bitcoin bonuses or something similar. Well just know the only legitimate way to get Bitcoin(that I know of, there may be more) is through mining or trading.

There are hundreds of such sites promising to give you free bitcoins, don't bother looking for these sites as it is simply a waste of time.

There are some bitcoin faucet sites that give very small amounts of bitcoins every hour, but you need many months to get a good profit from these sites.

My advice to you since you are here in this forum is to upgrade your account and develop yourself and you will find dozens of good opportunities here in this forum.

It's a marketing strategy, not all of them are scam.

But you need to remember there's no lunch, obviously they will demand few tasks in order to claim it and there are few requirements to withdraw the bonus money. It can be submitting KYC, downloading few apps, trading until reach minimum withdrawal, etc.

Don't relying on those kind promotions.

If a site asks you to deposit before withdrawing the Bitcoin bonus, it is a scam and has deceived many people. Such sites have been around for a long time and are still running because the site owners know there are still many targets they can trick with their sites.

Most people will be tempted by Bitcoin bonuses, especially if they see the price of Bitcoin and its potential to increase later. It will make them try many sites to get free bitcoins. But they would not fall for such deceptions if they could learn and have knowledge.

And when they see such sites, they will not be tempted and will know that the site is a scam. And scammers use many methods to deceive people so that people don't even notice.

There are many websites that claim to offer bitcoin bonuses for creating accounts. Basically I think it's a scam because I also encountered such a scam website and created an account. later they asked me to deposit first to withdraw the bitcoin bonus which was given to me. Then I was convinced that this website is a scam because if any real website offers bitcoin bonus it will never ask to deposit first. Therefore, before facing such scams, you should know well, otherwise, if you deposit your money in the websites later, there will definitely be losses. But there are many good websites where bitcoin bonuses can be claimed and there is no risk of losing money.

Bitcoin bonus is a website that's set to trap innocent users so that they can be used as a prey to earn for site owner because the owners have placed so many ads and the innocent users click on those ads then the owners earn money for the clicks and for the pop-up ads. I have seen so many sites similar to the one you mentioned and I must say that most of those sites are set to trap innocent user to earn money. They don't give a penny to the users because their model is to earn from users not to allow the users to earn from them.

If they are offering signup bonus of $5 dollars then they probably ask about credit card details. The scam sites do that to recover their money that they give as bonus and steal even more money from the account of the user. They claim that they won't use the credit card for wrong purposes but in real life they will steal the money. The owners of such sites are real robbers who are behind the scene and no-one can see their faces.

I recommend everyone to avoid such sites and develop some kind of digital skill if you want to earn money rather than believing such non-sense things that are created with bad intentions. They want to manipulate the innocent users and later on they will flew away with the money.

The OP seems to be just quoting the article he posted without delving deeper into what he's talking about.
But regarding the Bitcoin bonus whether it really gives a bonus or not, I think it's just a lure.

Many trading sites, gambling sites, and faucet sites provide a $5 bonus for early users but it will not be able to be taken, you need to make a deposit to be able to use the bonus.

If you think about it logically the bonus does not actually exist, and is just a camouflage so that people want to make a deposit.
Even $10-50 bonuses are also often found on trading platforms.

Avoid wasting your time with those kind of websites, even if we assumed it was real, five dollars is not much and most likely it is a task you can only do once, so once you are done with the activity you cannot earn any more money with it, however even such a small offer is most likely false and it would not surprise me that some sort of scam is hiding underneath, and since you are a still a newbie you do not have the knowledge or the experience to distinguish if a scam is about to happen to you, which makes you incredibly vulnerable when facing a bunch of scammers.

just curious, has anyone visited the site OP is talking about? I searched "bitcoinbonus" on Google and it led to what I believe is their Twitter account and when you click the website link on their Twitter account it will lead you to "lolli.com", so I am really confused as to what website OP is talking about. it would be nice if OP can provide a link to the actual website to see what he is talking about.

What website do you mean? Try to share the link here, even though I wouldn't trust the website right away, especially with only a $5 bonus. Because that could just be the initial inducement for everyone to be tempted to register on the website and pay for it so they can get more from the initial bonus offer. Honestly, I don't think it's genuine, because in all my time here I've never gotten a Bitcoin bonus except by working hard every day to get the results I want. So it's better not to immediately believe in any offers now if you don't want to be deceived by things like this.

You don't need a prophet to tell you that it is a fake site. When I entered the site, I saw ads full the site which is wrong for any genuine site to operate in. If new company is launched they might like to do some give away deposit bonus but let the site is well protected and not like this one that full with ads that can transfer virus to some device and scater things. Now the question I will like also to ask is can the bitcoin bonus be transferrable or convertible to fiat?

It is possible to recieve fucets from new projects that needs people to sign up in their website. Given out $5 in bitcoin to every newcomer could be a campaign by the project owners to get people in. Now, has anyone tried to withdraw that money to their address and it is successful. Even if successful, how much was charged as transaction fee, they will take the money back from there.

Again, I bet you, that $5 is not withdrawable until you complete a certain task which could be inviting x number of people to sign in.
Then, by advice is that the effort doesn't worth it. There is no free money anywhere.

Because they don't. These types of scams are meant to reel you in at first, prolly by giving you a measly 5 bucks which to them is nothing considering how much they are able to rake in every time a user goes in on one of their sites which offers them money through internet traffic.

Are there legitimate free bitcoin sites?

Short Answer: NO
Long Answer: There are in the past, as far as I know out of all bitcoin faucets on the internet, the only one that's still operating is free bitcoin, which offers you an arbitrary amount of bitcoin based on your luck. They were once one of the biggest faucets out there but since bitcoin became a little more valuable it has become harder to earn bitcoin from them, so virtually the only way you could ever get your hands on a bitcoin is if you worked hard for it.

I believe the OP already knows the answer to the question she asked but the Bitcoin bonus scam is now operated in many ways not through BTC alone.
This reminds the time when I got an online job offer in which the client said he can only pay with Monero for privacy reasons.
After I execute the task he told me for fast payment I should register an account with an exchange site which I did. The funds were sent there but unable to move to the fund to reputable exchange and the pop message showing is that I should do a certain deposit before I can move the coin.
People just need to be careful these days because scammers are everywhere.

During the early stages of my online journey, I encountered a website that claimed to offer free money by completing various tasks. Intrigued, I embarked on this venture, diligently accomplishing each task until I reached the final one. To my surprise, upon completing all the tasks, a message abruptly appeared, stating, "Nothing in this world is truly free."

Although I did not receive any monetary reward from this experience, it imparted upon me a valuable lesson that has remained ingrained in my mind. Consequently, I have become wary of such offers, understanding that they are often designed to either consume one's time or perpetrate scams. Frequently, these platforms may prompt you to make a deposit in order to withdraw your funds, but in reality, they have no intention of fulfilling their promises, ultimately deceiving unsuspecting individuals.

If it requires a deposit then it can be a red flag and possibly a scam site.  Faucets don't ask for a deposit though they require a minimum amount to be withdrawn.  There are also some task-driven giveaways but I don't participate in that because  I don't think it is worth the effort.  Once upon a time free satoshi is real but today many of the "Bitcoin bonus" thing are just used to get views on their website's ads  and it is quite impossible to meet the requirement for withdrawal because they only give a very small amount of satoshi that will take us several months before meeting the minimum requirement for withdrawal.

I'm sorry but your title is not consistent with what you write.  If you ask if Bitcoin is scam obviously I will answer NO 100% if you want to know why then you should search a little more here on the forum or on Google.

Not everything promised on crypto is to be taken seriously as it is because of the high rate of scams in it. Scammers can spend a little or more bitcoin bonus just to make sure they reach out to a large audience so that they execute their plan perfectly to scam people.

I had a bitcoin bonus experience when I was new in crypto. what was my experience like? very annoying and heartbreaking, for me not to ever get involved with anything free in crypto again because it all ends with paying this amount of bitcoin to claim the bonus given to you. That brought me to the conclusion that there is no free bitcoin given to anyone in the cryptosphere. It's better to invest than expecting a bitcoin bonus from a website that can shut down at any time when they have actualized their plan of scamming people through it.

Sometimes I just laught at some sites claiming that they would give you free Bitcoin for doing nothing. Sometimes they would ask you to wat h ads for you to earn Bitcoin which is never true. There are scammers everywhere that are ready to steal from us without us knowing. Sometimes they may ask you to click on a link and sent it to all your contacts. Doing this might make you expose your privacy with you knowing. They could use this method to steal from us if we become so gullible to understand some of these tricks hackers are using to access our devices. This is why it is always good to ask questions and make research for clarity.

if afraid of what might happen to an online website. then you don't need to visit anything. We can't say what we didn't see and experience is a scam.
when you visit an exchange that gives bonuses on certain events, then it's not a scam. as long as you actually get the bonus from the requirements requested.
there are also platforms that give away free Satosi by simply claiming via a faucet roll within a certain period of time. there is actually a credit in your account until you qualify to make a withdrawal. but there is also a scam.

This is scam and ponzi scheme and if you are not part of the scam you should avoid this site.
The answer is there is nothing like a Bitcoin bonus and that is a 100% potential scam, the operator may pay the first set of investors but thereafter he will pull an exit one on the victims, and you should stop promoting them here in the forum to avoid your account getting a red tag in the future.

The current bitcoin bonus is a scam and not real. But they can get satoshi from the faucet, especially from freebitco.in because that site still gives satoshi to users.

If those people were to look for any other information, they would know it was a scam. They need to stay away from it before the site asks them to send some money before the site sends them money. It is a scam because once users send their money, they will never get any money from the site. Be careful with such offers, and don't trust them if you don't know.

One thing you should always remember is that nothing can be earned for free. People who promise to give something for free are the biggest scams. As far as I know, I have not heard of any such site till date where you can get bitcoins just by making an account. All these sites are created to trap many people who are new they don't understand anything they make an account and get there bonus asking them to make a deposit to withdraw that bonus. Later when they deposit they freeze their deposit and they are given many conditions which the customer cannot fulfill thus they fall into the trap of fraud. In my advice I would say such websites should be banned now.

One thing you must first and foremost know is that, there is no free money anywhere, even in free town, though I've not checked, but the site you mentioned most likely, would be a scam, even though it doesn't appear to be at the moment.

First, if the site is not a bitcoin faucet site, where users are required to solve captcha to earn a very small amount of bitcoin,
And secondly, the site does not offer any kind of services which users might be required to participate in using bitcoin..
Then be rest assured it's a scam site, as no website at the moment will pay users bitcoin simply for signing up on the website, bitcoin is very precious to every one this days, even to scammers, everyone wants bitcoin.

I dont get the logic why would a site give to a new comer, but I get the fact when a promoter tries to promote it and when using their link will give you that 5 dollar. A promoter will gain percentage to those who spend using their link, looks like this bitcoin bonus doesn't have that kind of tech. If some called out that this link is a scam, maybe its truly a scam maybe they experienced being scam by that website. Also, just to make new users aware and to be careful to those scam sites. They will not give free money without return.

Op, one thing you should know is that most Dev you see nowadays are here to make money nothing else so if you see any site or promo claiming they want to give you any bonus it's probably a tactics to get you to use their site (if the site offers anything ).
Rule of thumb, there are no free money online neither are they any free site that gives you free Bitcoin the only one I could think of that does those kind of thing is faucets and currently the payment you receive there is equivalent to nothing.


I won't be surprised if the Op of this thread is behind that website because if you check the day that article was published it's not a long time. The date there is 25th of May.
But, it's still possible that Op came across the post and decided to share with us.

Everyone needs lessons and experiences to have lifelong experiences. No one can be born without learning to crawl, learn to walk but we already know how to run, before we can run, we have to fall hundreds of times to run fast. So I don't see anything funny here because I believe that you have also had similar thoughts and actions when you are a newbie. It's normal to lose money in investing, and I think we should let them have that experience. Because our advice will be useless because everyone has a big ego, and no one will listen until they have experienced it.

not a new form; sites are created a lot and advertised aggressively with many attractive rewards for new users. When you dig deeper, you won't be able to find any information related to the owner or any social networking sites related to it. This is very risky because they may be taking advantage of these newcomers' greed. So it's best to avoid them because, as they say, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

These are totally scam campaigns. Always try to avoid such campaigns. Note that no campaign will pay you BTC. Fraudsters steal money from various members through such campaigns. I tell you how to do it.  
First you need to create an account on the website where such campaign is conducted. After creating an account on that website, you will be asked to connect wallet from that website. When you connect your wallet to that website, your wallet access will go to them and your  If there is any money in the wallet then they will transfer that money immediately. These are complete scams so try to avoid such scams.

i don't know your true purpose for creating this topic but i really believe you are marketing this site on a low budget and hoping to get some great feedback.  going back a few years ago there were many sites that offer bitcoin for free because the prices were still low and it was also easy to get them, but now the price of bitcoin is high and it's difficult to get them so those sites that claim they give bitcoins for free will mostly end up being a scam.

advice for newbies who are just seeing, don't trust easily, and be tempted by sites that offer bitcoin for free because usually when you are going to make a withdrawal, they will make it difficult for you with various reasons and techniques like this has caused a lot of people to lose.

Well for me, free $5 isn't really that questionable since there are also others who offer something similar to that. But if the main purpose of that website it to give bonuses for no cost, then that's already suspicious. Why would they be giving free money to users without anything in return? They will just probably ask you to invest on their website in order to claim those bonuses which is a big big no.

I tried searching about it but I don't know what website op is talking about... Just don't engage in something you're already in doubt about in the first place especially if there is only few information about them since you can't check if it's legit or not.

 The funny thing is after all this warnings, some newbies will still proceed and try to look for a way to get bitcoin for free online and that is why they always keep falling into scam traps, they believe they know better, and after they get scammed they will return to share their bad experience.

I will write it here for the sake of those who want to listen, there is no platform or website or any organisations that can give bitcoin for free to users without working for the Bitcoin.

It is not possible and is never going to be possible, if anyone is promising you some Bitcoin for free it is a scam and the moment you start thinking otherwise is the moment that you have already fallen for the Trap.

There is no free Bitcoin out there, don't fool yourself.  

We have many Bitcoin faucet website that uses various names to attract traffic, maybe the site has other agenda that mightn't be harmful but don't make a deposit uf the site request for a deposit before you withdraw. If the site is just giving our free Bitcoin without requiring you to invest or do some online tasks then there's nothing wrong in claiming the free bonus.

The first bonus might just be a welcome bonus and usually they'll demand you accumulate the bonuses to a certain amount before you can withdraw. Make sure the site isn't a scam or you'll do alot of tasks without been able to withdraw your money and it'll be a waste of time.

To be honest I never heard of it and after doing some research, I don't think it's legal and it appears to be a scam. If I'm not mistaken, the website in question is this one here. It looks like an ordinary website to me but there isn't much information available about it (like it's owner and if they have any other social as Twitter)

I tried using a scam adviser site and it gave it a score of only 22 out of 100, which is considered low and indicates that it's not safe to use.

There's nothing wrong in trying it, but if those site requires a minimum amount of deposit and that amount is a bit pricey in order to withdraw your bonus then better think and do some research before putting on some money in it.

$5 bitcoin is a fair value bonus I think, it might come from some service exclusive offers like casino promos and referral program. Generally, it requires several conditions and tasks before it actually becomes claimable, such as sending KYC and a deposit of a certain value.

However I would study carefully before sending money or any identity to a service, especially if the bonus figures offered are unreasonable.

Seems like a lowkey promotion of that "Bitcoin Bonus" website.

Free satoshis are too old, and the only one I've tried when I was a newbie was freebitco(.in), they are indeed giving free satoshis but I've never tried withdrawing it since it takes a lot of time before meeting the required amount for you to be able to withdraw your "free bitcoin". For me it's a waste of time believing in such nonsense, nothing is free anymore.

You have to work hard in order to attain something.

Don't stress yourself unnecessarily, most of this giveaway sites, threads or articles are scams, no one will give you bitcoin without participating in giving them service in return except they are gifting you and if in this case, maybe it has to be someone that knows you better can gift bitcoin to you, avoid all these bitcoin cloud mining website that promises free bitcoin, they are time wasters, make research very well about them before engaging in doing business with them.


Don't be decieved, they only give you that on the screen but you cannot realize the money in reality, they keep enrolling you on a bunch of survey task to unlock your withdrawal and later said you have additional task or withdrawal limit which you must attain first.

You are in a Bitcoin forum, and everyone here (including me) will always give you positive feedback regarding Bitcoin based on our beliefs.
 Your title did not match your content; the title looks like you are asking a direct question, "Is Bitcoin real or not? That's by the way.

About the Bitcoin bonus, without looking at the content of the link (impressive by the way newbie knowing how to add link into a text) I will boldly tell you that their is not good that can come out from sites which promise's you bonus of any kind, this are just means of attracting potential victims into their site with audio reward, which will convince them that they actually own Bitcoin Bitcoin they don't have access to (Not your key not your Bitcoin) and if the users is greedy enough they will want the users to pay some sort of fee before they will allow the users to withdraw the fund from their, or better still ask you to refer users to the site before you can be allowed to withdraw which will be a means of attracting more traffic for them to their site.

My advice is to avoid such sites that give you a free Bitcoin bonus; they always end up being time-wasting stuff, and no one is giving free money anywhere else on the internet. Nothing comes too easy these days.

There's no free money or bitcoin anywhere. Be wary of free money in any form cause even in Freetown nothing is free. This is my first time of hearing about a bitcoin bonus website and I can't for sure say it's genuine or not but what I can throw at you as advise is that there are lots of scam schemes out there preying on the greed of those that want everything for free. So be careful.

I can see you're a newbie and this is your second post on the forum. You're welcome.
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Bitcoin bonus is a website that claim to user can earn bitcoin for no cost. But user now have a question is bitcoin bonus real or a scam. These days people are caught in scams specially online scam so people are scared to believe online website. But bitcoin bonus is well updated website and designed and developed by professional people. The first bonus given to new comer is $5, which is a catch here, why would anyone give money just for signing up on website.