Topic: LetsGetCrypto: the ultimate rotator - over 100,000 user referrals generated! - page 9. (Read 11634 times)

the antibot is a nonsense and useless workaround to avoid bot..
thanks for the upgrade!

I want to talk about something today, and I'll start by saying I think running a faucet is a wonderful thing, visitors turn up on a website and generate ad revenue for the owner, the owner then pays the visitor for their trouble - the advertiser is happy because their ad campaign is getting interest, the visitor is happy because they get a payout without being misled or wasting time, and the owner is happy because he gets his cut. There's a balance to be found, but once you find it you're left with a win-win-win situation where all parties can participate and walk away happy. It's beautiful, really. I support anybody who's operating a a faucet, hell I've even donated to some.

But, a while back bots turned up and started burning profitable faucets to the ground left right and center. I know how much that stung because my own (hugely unprofitable) faucets were targeted, but a few hours after I spotted them, I had developed a solution which stopped them in their tracks and was completely invisible to the visitor (I can explain how this worked if anybody is interested, but it's outside the scope of this update)

At some point in all this, however, someone else saw this as an opportunity to turn a quick buck or just plain didn't understand what was happening and hacked in a terrible 'fix' in the form of these 'anti-bot' buttons. You've all no doubt seen these by now, a number of links must be clicked before the reward can be claimed to prevent 'bots' from running wild. The problem - as has been explained elsewhere on this board - is that this is all nonsense. The links do literally zero to prevent a bot from making a claim. They are a purely client-side UI element which serves no perceivable purpose beyond generating accidental ad clicks. All any person or bot needs to do is post the address field and the captcha, anything else a faucet makes you do is just fluff, and if the thing it makes you do serves no purpose and results in accidental ad clicks, then that thing is a waste of the your time and the advertiser's money. To emphasise how pointless the 'anti-bot' links are, here's a video of me circumventing them manually by using the inspector to just replace one of them with a submit button.

Anti-bot buttons are a pointless waste of time which shifts that beautiful balance of the faucet concept from a 'win-win-win' scenario into a 'win-annoy-lose' and this is no good. But, this is a client-side 'feature' and the client is ours to control, so I've developed a very straightforward firefox addon which is allows you to submit a form by right clicking on an input field and clicking "submit form" on the drop-down menu. You can see it in action on a faucet with 'anti-bot' buttons here. To use it, first follow these steps to prevent faucets from blocking your ability to use right-click. Then install the addon to allow submitting forms from the context menu. Go to your faucets, enter your address, complete the captcha, right-click the address field, choose "submit form" and you're done.

The addon is only available for Firefox just now, but I'm working on porting it to other browsers. I'll post a further update when the other browser versions are available.

Oh one more thing:

It's fixed now

LosingAlpha, It is always good to take some time to relax and travel
The new faucet are always welcome, especially those have great rewards,one with 1000 satoshi is better then claim 10 times 100 satoshi
I see that the percentage is increased from 20% to 33% for refferals,very nice

Thank you for having looked, but unfortunately, I still have the problem

Hi Lucius, thanks for letting me know. I'm afraid to say I've I've been out of town for a few days so have fallen behind on both the list updates and all the development I had planned. But, I'm back now and have just added some new faucets and am currently working my way through the list to check out the current state of affairs.



You know, I actually didn't have any plans to expand the site out beyond BTC/LTC/Doge, but screw it, why not... Stay tuned

Dash and peer rotator!



@op You're doing a great job and a great development. Keep it up!

Do you have a plan to add Dash rotator?

Hello LosingAlpha ,I guess you're pretty busy these days, maybe a new update coming

I see two faucet with Account suspended:BTC World Faucet and Faucet Paradise.
Also can you check BootBTC,is time of 10 minutes claim correct?I get 1000 minutes time.
And FreeBitcoin Club,20 minutes on list,to me shows 360 minutes.

Hi fruito, I'm not sure which one you mean, I just checked the first 5 faucets on the list and was able to claim from all of them. Can you tell me the name of it? I maybe need to come up with a new/better hint.

Edit: I think I found the one you mean, a scheduled job had automatically moved it to the bottom of the list. Thanks for letting me know, I've disabled it now.

Thanks! Unfortunately I'm not set up to add sites where the referral link isn't built around a wallet address. That's coming in the next week or so though, so I'll definitely add your faucet when it's ready

nice man and good site


can you add my site to the list www.skybtc.com

my official  topic her https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/skybtc-sky-bitcoin-win-more-now-with-50-affiliate-1113418

Just check the first faucet on your web, the claim button not work for now ?

I see only Ultra BTC even if visit them directly.
And I assumed that this is the problem,but perhaps something change like one faucet which had not supported my country,now is working
Thank you for your answers Scaccomatt0 & LosingAlpha  

I just checked with VPN, using a UK IP, everything is working normally, so for some faucets I "moving" to UK

Love Bitcoin does seem to vary its payout depending on location. I'm thinking something similar is going on with the other two.

When you just go directly to http://ultra-btc.info and http://p-free.info do you see different sites? It might be that instead of just offering a lowered reward to some countries, one is redirecting instead (I've double and triple checked things here and don't see the same thing you're seeing Lucius)

Some faucet gives different rewards depending on country. As bitcoinker, I think Love Bitcoin is another one.

You're welcome LosingAlpha
Yes I see the same faucet when I click on them,i checked many times.,When click on P-Free I see Ultra BTC
Also Love Bitcoin gives me only 500 satoshi every 1441 minutes.Perhaps this is related to the country from which the user comes?
This is I see on P-Free:

Thanks Lucius, I've disabled Bitcoin Free and updated the others. When you say "same faucets" about P-Free and Ultra BTC though, do you mean you're seeing the same faucet when you visit them? They both look different to me and I was able to claim from both.

Only a few observations regarding the list:
Bitcoin Free have Balance: 4 satoshi for several days.
Rotator BTC have claim every 360 minutes instead 60 minutes.
P-Free and Ultra BTC same faucets,claim every 420 minutes.
Bitcoin Market BTC claim every 600 minutes instead 60 minutes.

Hi Couineur, thanks for mentioning this. I have made the necessary changes and blocked sites should no longer be shown when using the rotator.

Please try it out and let me know if you encounter any further problems.

I have just gone through the list and managed to collect nearly 60,000 Satoshi
Excellent new faucets, especially the first, which gives 2800 Satoshi per hour

Couineur I did not use the option block so far,maybe is some bug,but I'm sure LosingAlpha has the answer.

After three weeks of use, I am satisfied with rotator, with an increase in the number of referrals will be even better