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Topic: It's 2017, do you still use faucets? (Read 1020 times)

newbie
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January 07, 2017, 11:35:36 AM
#25
My bitcoin faucet in mid-2013, and I am grateful for that period has been skipped  Smiley Smiley Smiley
newbie
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January 07, 2017, 06:40:34 AM
#24
i very hate faucet now, reward is so small. weekendfaucet i really love this one 10k sat per claim hoho
sr. member
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January 06, 2017, 06:26:03 AM
#23
Yes I'm still using faucets in the new year because that's my means of funding my sports bets. I'm new to sports betting and kinda like it so I'm going to keep up with faucets and hope to grow it somehow with gambling.
full member
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January 05, 2017, 02:37:33 PM
#22
Never every using faucets again because the income can not even feed me a dinner. I have already changed to another effective method. Trading is more suitable to me, I think since I have already earned some decent amount with it.
No, the income is low, and it takes time, so there is not much time to do this.
There might be some faucets paying you around 0.01 if you use a rotator and spend 4-5 hours a day. 0.01 is easy to earn within a week.
Trading is a good method of earning but it has it's own risks too. Fauceting comes without any risk. You have nothing to lose.
If you own a faucet, you can advertize it to gain traffic and earn decently through ad campaigns. As I mentioned before, running a side blog and/or currency exchange only increases your reputation. So, what more could you add about faucets?
sr. member
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Less is more
January 04, 2017, 03:58:34 AM
#21
Never every using faucets again because the income can not even feed me a dinner. I have already changed to another effective method. Trading is more suitable to me, I think since I have already earned some decent amount with it.
sr. member
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January 03, 2017, 11:08:11 PM
#20
No, the income is low, and it takes time, so there is not much time to do this.
hero member
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
January 03, 2017, 10:09:54 PM
#19
Unless you own a faucet, why do you spend time on faucets and can you share your story with us?

To setup a faucet site you need some money in order to pay members, but here you need to spend lot of time in making money.
But for the people who don't have money to invest in bitcoin they will find different ways where we can make free bitcoins it is possible only through faucets so many people will spend their time in faucets even with me also the same situation.
legendary
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January 03, 2017, 07:03:04 PM
#18
Not unless the faucet user is doing something actually useful other than clicking a virtual button.

Unless you were lucky enough to use faucets a few years ago, and save the bitcoin you made from them, then they are essentially useless. It makes much more economical sense to do a job, get paid in fiat and buy bitcoins with some of the fiat that you earned.

Like I said, randomly clicking buttons is a bots game, Bitcoin can enrich the human race!

(Then again, if you're clever enough to program a bot to earn money from faucets without you doing it yourself, then go for it! I'm not sure if this is possible, I've never tried, but if it is then it would be a nice [if small] form of income).


By faucet he doesn't simply mean Bitcoin Faucets. There are several Altcoin Faucets that are yet to be discovered. They are on the verge of dying because of low traffic so their owners might increase payouts out of panic rush.

Programming a bot to claim Bitcoins from faucets? That's like spending 5000$ on buying a gaming mouse with a Pentium 4 PC. Wasting time on faucets is still more fruitful than wasting time botting(bypassing captcha and setting timer).

There are certain ways Faucets can be helpful though. If one runs a currency exchange along with a blog and a faucet for claiming as you keep surfing. It's like Bitcointalk providing faucet every 10 minutes for staying online and reading through threads.

Yes, but if you're using altcoin faucets then you're just gambling in the hope that the altcoin will gain value in the future - you may as well just buy some of those altcoins and speculate on their value increasing, bypassing the whole faucet altogether.

I don't really understand your $5000 gaming mouse comment, if you're good at programming then just make a bot yourself, I'm not suggesting anyone pay money for a bot!

And your last comment reminds me of the scourge of signature campaigns here on BCT - by incentivising people to post just to get money for posting creates an environment where everyone posts bullshit just to get paid. Fuck that shit, it creates an annoying signal to noise ratio where the interesting content gets buried underneath irrelevant nonsense.
sr. member
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Xavier
January 03, 2017, 06:42:45 PM
#17
Not unless the faucet user is doing something actually useful other than clicking a virtual button.

Unless you were lucky enough to use faucets a few years ago, and save the bitcoin you made from them, then they are essentially useless. It makes much more economical sense to do a job, get paid in fiat and buy bitcoins with some of the fiat that you earned.

Like I said, randomly clicking buttons is a bots game, Bitcoin can enrich the human race!

(Then again, if you're clever enough to program a bot to earn money from faucets without you doing it yourself, then go for it! I'm not sure if this is possible, I've never tried, but if it is then it would be a nice [if small] form of income).


By faucet he doesn't simply mean Bitcoin Faucets. There are several Altcoin Faucets that are yet to be discovered. They are on the verge of dying because of low traffic so their owners might increase payouts out of panic rush.

Programming a bot to claim Bitcoins from faucets? That's like spending 5000$ on buying a gaming mouse with a Pentium 4 PC. Wasting time on faucets is still more fruitful than wasting time botting(bypassing captcha and setting timer).

There are certain ways Faucets can be helpful though. If one runs a currency exchange along with a blog and a faucet for claiming as you keep surfing. It's like Bitcointalk providing faucet every 10 minutes for staying online and reading through threads.
legendary
Activity: 1188
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January 03, 2017, 06:36:02 PM
#16
If bitcoin price is going up and faucet rewards are staying the same, could they be useful once again in the near future?

Not unless the faucet user is doing something actually useful other than clicking a virtual button.

Unless you were lucky enough to use faucets a few years ago, and save the bitcoin you made from them, then they are essentially useless. It makes much more economical sense to do a job, get paid in fiat and buy bitcoins with some of the fiat that you earned.

Like I said, randomly clicking buttons is a bots game, Bitcoin can enrich the human race!

(Then again, if you're clever enough to program a bot to earn money from faucets without you doing it yourself, then go for it! I'm not sure if this is possible, I've never tried, but if it is then it would be a nice [if small] form of income).

member
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January 03, 2017, 05:45:59 PM
#15
If bitcoin price is going up and faucet rewards are staying the same, could they be useful once again in the near future?
legendary
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January 03, 2017, 10:43:39 AM
#14
i don't see how they can work any more with the fees so high. they ain't coming down either. better to work or sig campaign or, heaven forbid, buy some.
newbie
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January 03, 2017, 10:35:04 AM
#13
Bitcoin faucets are dumb they pay out less than 100 satoshis. I think the transaction fee is higher.

Altcoin faucets are a good thing still. It helps new people get into altcoins and bitcoins.
sr. member
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January 03, 2017, 06:17:33 AM
#12
Nope! I stop using faucets since I enter tbitcointalk.org. I think its 5months ago. I just realize that faucets realy waste your time and efforts but it is a good way to learn about bitcoin using a faucet.
full member
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January 03, 2017, 04:51:14 AM
#11
A wise man once said "Never underestimate the value of a small amount of money."

There were Faucets when Bitcoin first came out giving away 1 BTC per claim!

You CAN make a profit getting FREE MONEY. It's true!



The trick is building referrals on each of the faucet sites. You get 1000 referrals x 100 sites and Wha La!
Never thought about this since i find it really difficult to find someone to get into your referrals. hope you are having a really huge site where to advertise your referrals other than that how come you will be getting these sort of bonus and members to join under your,either way good job,never being to faucets to be frank.

Exactly. I've never seen a way to get several referrals under me unless I waste my time on YouTube videos posting my referral link.
sr. member
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January 03, 2017, 04:05:04 AM
#10
Now a days faucets become expensive and they doesn't makes money than before and charges more.
sr. member
Activity: 255
Merit: 250
January 03, 2017, 01:13:29 AM
#9
A wise man once said "Never underestimate the value of a small amount of money."

There were Faucets when Bitcoin first came out giving away 1 BTC per claim!

You CAN make a profit getting FREE MONEY. It's true!



The trick is building referrals on each of the faucet sites. You get 1000 referrals x 100 sites and Wha La!
Never thought about this since i find it really difficult to find someone to get into your referrals. hope you are having a really huge site where to advertise your referrals other than that how come you will be getting these sort of bonus and members to join under your,either way good job,never being to faucets to be frank.
legendary
Activity: 2062
Merit: 1035
Fill Your Barrel with Bitcoins!
January 03, 2017, 12:11:45 AM
#8
A wise man once said "Never underestimate the value of a small amount of money."

There were Faucets when Bitcoin first came out giving away 1 BTC per claim!

You CAN make a profit getting FREE MONEY. It's true!



The trick is building referrals on each of the faucet sites. You get 1000 referrals x 100 sites and Wha La!
legendary
Activity: 3990
Merit: 1385
January 02, 2017, 10:20:59 PM
#7
The one in my shower makes way more sense to me.     Grin
sr. member
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Americans do it better
January 02, 2017, 05:45:54 PM
#6
No. Faucets are so 2014. Cheesy
You can be spending your time more wisely doing something else that will pay you more than playing around with those sites Grin.
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