Topic: So, microwallet.org and coindigger.co are now defunct? (Read 1280 times)
Now funct again! Got my first dust payment from them after a very long wait
MicroWallet.org has been up and running for years now, and they always pay out. There may be some delays from time to time (sometimes unnecessarily long), but they always process all withdrawals. I have personally sent like 2 BTC to MicroWallet for my faucet and it has always been put towards my faucet's balance to pay out to visiting users. I fully trust the admin and have communicated with him many times, his workload is just heavy and time-consuming and he doesn't really make any profit off of doing it but still keeps it maintained and running. Also if he were to respond to every single person's email angrily demanding their 6000 Satoshi that would probably take days out of every week.
I just wonder why hasn't anybody implemented Changetip in their faucets? It can process Micro payments within the site and a user can cash-out when he has accumulated enough.
There are only about 20 faucets which use this. I like it because you can wait until you have a nice amount before you cash out, so you don't have so many fees when you spend your btc.
I didn't know this. Can you give me a list which faucets use Changetip?
I was only aware of the Xapo ones.
I believe that faucets like BitcoinAliens use Changetip. They accumulate your earnings, and then pay directly to your wallet. You can accumulate your earnings until you're ready to take them, like at 100,000 sats.
I got paid recently. It is as aways, they pay, but they don't give a shit that they do it more than a month late and not 48 hours as they declare.
In their FAQ they say they work to speed the payments up, lol
In their FAQ they say they work to speed the payments up, lol
I just wonder why hasn't anybody implemented Changetip in their faucets? It can process Micro payments within the site and a user can cash-out when he has accumulated enough.
There are only about 20 faucets which use this. I like it because you can wait until you have a nice amount before you cash out, so you don't have so many fees when you spend your btc.
I didn't know this. Can you give me a list which faucets use Changetip?
I was only aware of the Xapo ones.
when the microwallet startet and i use for first time, i received a payment very fast. Later, when in september the site closed (and later reopen) has become slow.
Good thing if you got payment from microwallet 
microwallet withdrawal is having long delay recently, and many of users even didn't get payment for weeks.
Wise thing is avoid claim on faucet with microwallet related payment, or your claim will be useless.
Better to claim on faucetbox related faucet, or Xapo one
I think microwallet owner didn't focus in this business anymore, that's why they seem don't care with microwallet
microwallet withdrawal is having long delay recently, and many of users even didn't get payment for weeks.
Wise thing is avoid claim on faucet with microwallet related payment, or your claim will be useless.
Better to claim on faucetbox related faucet, or Xapo one
I think microwallet owner didn't focus in this business anymore, that's why they seem don't care with microwallet
I remember microwallet running a small promotional campaign, haven't heard much about them since. But several people were reporting withdrawal delays, I'd suggest to stay away from putting large amounts in there.
I just wonder why hasn't anybody implemented Changetip in their faucets? It can process Micro payments within the site and a user can cash-out when he has accumulated enough.
There are only about 20 faucets which use this. I like it because you can wait until you have a nice amount before you cash out, so you don't have so many fees when you spend your btc.
Microwallet is infamous for long payment delays. If you check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=348060.1020, you can see some users had been waiting for over a month and eventually received a payment on Mar 31. It is probably not a scam but you will have to wait for a really long time for your satoshi.
Yeah, They have been having issues, which is why most modern faucets are opting to choose Xapo as their payment processor. Which I believe is instant.
I just wonder why hasn't anybody implemented Changetip in their faucets? It can process Micro payments within the site and a user can cash-out when he has accumulated enough.
Yesterday, I finally received the payment from microwallet.org. Hooray!
Ohh, I went and checked and I got paid too! .003 btc
Yesterday, I finally received the payment from microwallet.org. Hooray!
I use it mainly because of the convenient rotator where I can easily press next, copy btc address and so on? Is there any other THIS convenient?
Guys, I think this micro wallet owner is just waiting for a big amount to be accumulated in his wallet and run away with all bitcoins.
So, just stop using micro wallet faucets To save your precious time and money.
So, just stop using micro wallet faucets To save your precious time and money.
I am using microwallet too, I don't have much there, but I hope they pay me. My limit is 5825 and now I have about 50000, 0 withdrawals for me there and days are passing... sad...
Thanks for all the replies. FYI, I can now manually withdraw from coindigger.co. Still waiting for payment from microwallet.org though.
Microwallet is infamous for long payment delays. If you check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=348060.1020, you can see some users had been waiting for over a month and eventually received a payment on Mar 31. It is probably not a scam but you will have to wait for a really long time for your satoshi.
Microwallet.org and coindigger.co didn't pay me for weeks, and I can't manually withdraw from coindigger.co, too. Are they gone with my and others' bitcoin?
These sites are not reputable bitcoin companies as far as I know. Not that we have many of these around here anyway. If you really trusted them with some of your bitcoins don't be surprised that these services may be gone at anytime. Hint: always withdraw everything asap and never keep your coins in online storage. 
Good luck
I haven't heard any news about those but maybe contacting their support might be a better option
Microwallet.org and coindigger.co didn't pay me for weeks, and I can't manually withdraw from coindigger.co, too. Are they gone with my and others' bitcoin?
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