Bitcoins don't come simply flowing to you because you're sitting in front of a computer. Just accept that TANSTAAFL.
Basically, as with all other kinds of money, there are two ways of getting them:
- Invest money that you already have (risky, don't do that it you don't have any, i.e. don't to that with loaned money)
- Sell services or goods that are in demand
Forget gambling, faucets, Pay-to-click etc. Returns will be pretty small, it's ok to get your feet wet but it's not a serious way of earning money.
I suppose you're not sitting on piles of valuable goods that you can sell for a living, so you should ask youself: what skills do you have that people would want to pay for? Since you're jobless, you probably don't have the skills required for a paying job where you live - is this an issue with you or with the region in which you're living?
If your skills are not in demand anywhere, you need to work on your skills - otherwise either moving or offering to work over internet are possible options.
Work over internet can have several advantages
- your possible market is much bigger,
- you don't have a lot of upfront costs (like buying a car etc) since you already have a computer and internet access,
- it might work better if your in-person social skills are weak (but you should still be able to communicate without upsetting your communication partner).
Onkel Paul
Well said.
OP, if you have some great skills (such as programming), you can earn 1 btc very soon.
But, if you try to use faucets to collect dust, you will probably never get 1 btc (unless you have hundreds of referrals lol)
thanks for all your rply 
