[Updated 19/Jul/2016] Faucet Owners Against Scammers and Bots - page 16.

thefaucetrunner

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Quote from: misterbit on October 25, 2015, 11:51:13 PM

Greetings as I add my faucet to landofbitcoin?

This is the wrong thread to post in, and that site isn't really relevant anymore. I don't even think Microwallet is paying, perhaps you can scrape some satoshi from the few faucets with satoshi left in, but the platform - and that rotator, are dead.

Why post here?

misterbit

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Greetings as I add my faucet to landofbitcoin?

rkandrades

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Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 10:13:43 PM

Quote from: rkandrades on October 25, 2015, 09:28:45 PM

Quote from: pickupcoin on October 25, 2015, 09:05:36 PM

Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 07:37:48 PM

Quote from: Aratrok on October 25, 2015, 07:19:30 PM

I am willing to block Ukrainians, they not leave any benefits.

Bye bye iFaucet rotator. Sad

You're crazy, why would you block iFaucet and Ukraine? iFaucet is a pretty huge traffic source, if you're OK with seeing a large drop in traffic go ahead.

What did they ever do to you Huh

There's better ways of blocking bot traffic than affecting legitimate users of your site. Given the anonymous nature of Bitcoin, heavy-handed bans of entire countries isn't going to do much. You'd be better off blocking proxies or compiling a list of suspicious IP addresses.

i am is not sure how is good traffic from Ukraina. From here just come to claim, do not have click on banners, and valuation for Ukraine traffic is very low

Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 09:14:58 PM

I'm not gonna disclose much, but let's just say that Ukraine certainly had a passion for Bitcoin and I for one value their traffic immensely. Same for Russia.

I have no problems with anyone based on their nationality, colour, religion, etc. I would never discriminate in real life, so I won't do it in business.

These botters speak many languages and operate on many different IP ranges, not just their own local region. It's not as simple as country bans.

Guys.. I experienced some issues about ifaucet traffic recently.

They sent me a super huge traffic and my faucet balance was dried in two hours. Unfortunately I can't support their massive traffic.

Even thoug I am notting blocking any country.

You offer a huge amount, it's fairly standard to expect that sort of traffic from them when you offered the prizes you did.

I never quite understood how you funded your faucet. I always anticipate 10,000 claims per day and do the math based on that. Based on your payments, you should expect at least 0.3 per day offering 3000 sats. I would anticipate double that tbh.

You don't need iFaucet but it helps to get listed and keep you popular. The traffic IS huge, it's the biggest rotator in Bitcoin since LandOfBitcoin.

Yes.. I was spending a lot. But for now the profits are convering my spents.

I'm controling all better after implementing my new security system. Tricky guys using proxies are not annoying me anymore.

Now I'm giving 0.02 bitcoin per day.

thefaucetrunner

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Quote from: rkandrades on October 25, 2015, 09:28:45 PM

Quote from: pickupcoin on October 25, 2015, 09:05:36 PM

Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 07:37:48 PM

Quote from: Aratrok on October 25, 2015, 07:19:30 PM

I am willing to block Ukrainians, they not leave any benefits.

Bye bye iFaucet rotator. Sad

You're crazy, why would you block iFaucet and Ukraine? iFaucet is a pretty huge traffic source, if you're OK with seeing a large drop in traffic go ahead.

What did they ever do to you Huh

There's better ways of blocking bot traffic than affecting legitimate users of your site. Given the anonymous nature of Bitcoin, heavy-handed bans of entire countries isn't going to do much. You'd be better off blocking proxies or compiling a list of suspicious IP addresses.

i am is not sure how is good traffic from Ukraina. From here just come to claim, do not have click on banners, and valuation for Ukraine traffic is very low

Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 09:14:58 PM

I'm not gonna disclose much, but let's just say that Ukraine certainly had a passion for Bitcoin and I for one value their traffic immensely. Same for Russia.

I have no problems with anyone based on their nationality, colour, religion, etc. I would never discriminate in real life, so I won't do it in business.

These botters speak many languages and operate on many different IP ranges, not just their own local region. It's not as simple as country bans.

Guys.. I experienced some issues about ifaucet traffic recently.

They sent me a super huge traffic and my faucet balance was dried in two hours. Unfortunately I can't support their massive traffic.

Even thoug I am notting blocking any country.

You offer a huge amount, it's fairly standard to expect that sort of traffic from them when you offered the prizes you did.

I never quite understood how you funded your faucet. I always anticipate 10,000 claims per day and do the math based on that. Based on your payments, you should expect at least 0.3 per day offering 3000 sats. I would anticipate double that tbh.

You don't need iFaucet but it helps to get listed and keep you popular. The traffic IS huge, it's the biggest rotator in Bitcoin since LandOfBitcoin.

rkandrades

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Bitcoin Faucet & Blog

Quote from: pickupcoin on October 25, 2015, 09:05:36 PM

Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 07:37:48 PM

Quote from: Aratrok on October 25, 2015, 07:19:30 PM

I am willing to block Ukrainians, they not leave any benefits.

Bye bye iFaucet rotator. Sad

You're crazy, why would you block iFaucet and Ukraine? iFaucet is a pretty huge traffic source, if you're OK with seeing a large drop in traffic go ahead.

What did they ever do to you Huh

There's better ways of blocking bot traffic than affecting legitimate users of your site. Given the anonymous nature of Bitcoin, heavy-handed bans of entire countries isn't going to do much. You'd be better off blocking proxies or compiling a list of suspicious IP addresses.

i am is not sure how is good traffic from Ukraina. From here just come to claim, do not have click on banners, and valuation for Ukraine traffic is very low

Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 09:14:58 PM

I'm not gonna disclose much, but let's just say that Ukraine certainly had a passion for Bitcoin and I for one value their traffic immensely. Same for Russia.

I have no problems with anyone based on their nationality, colour, religion, etc. I would never discriminate in real life, so I won't do it in business.

These botters speak many languages and operate on many different IP ranges, not just their own local region. It's not as simple as country bans.

Guys.. I experienced some issues about ifaucet traffic recently.

They sent me a super huge traffic and my faucet balance was dried in two hours. Unfortunately I can't support their massive traffic.

Even thoug I am notting blocking any country.

thefaucetrunner

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Defend Bitcoin and its PoW: bitcoincleanup.com

I'm not gonna disclose much, but let's just say that Ukraine certainly had a passion for Bitcoin and I for one value their traffic immensely. Same for Russia.

I have no problems with anyone based on their nationality, colour, religion, etc. I would never discriminate in real life, so I won't do it in business.

These botters speak many languages and operate on many different IP ranges, not just their own local region. It's not as simple as country bans.

pickupcoin

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Quote from: thefaucetrunner on October 25, 2015, 07:37:48 PM

Quote from: Aratrok on October 25, 2015, 07:19:30 PM

I am willing to block Ukrainians, they not leave any benefits.

Bye bye iFaucet rotator. Sad

You're crazy, why would you block iFaucet and Ukraine? iFaucet is a pretty huge traffic source, if you're OK with seeing a large drop in traffic go ahead.

What did they ever do to you Huh

There's better ways of blocking bot traffic than affecting legitimate users of your site. Given the anonymous nature of Bitcoin, heavy-handed bans of entire countries isn't going to do much. You'd be better off blocking proxies or compiling a list of suspicious IP addresses.

i am is not sure how is good traffic from Ukraina. From here just come to claim, do not have click on banners, and valuation for Ukraine traffic is very low

thefaucetrunner

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Activity: 714

Merit: 250

Defend Bitcoin and its PoW: bitcoincleanup.com

Quote from: Aratrok on October 25, 2015, 07:19:30 PM

I am willing to block Ukrainians, they not leave any benefits.

Bye bye iFaucet rotator. Sad

You're crazy, why would you block iFaucet and Ukraine? iFaucet is a pretty huge traffic source, if you're OK with seeing a large drop in traffic go ahead.

What did they ever do to you Huh

There's better ways of blocking bot traffic than affecting legitimate users of your site. Given the anonymous nature of Bitcoin, heavy-handed bans of entire countries isn't going to do much. You'd be better off blocking proxies or compiling a list of suspicious IP addresses.

Aratrok

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I am willing to block Ukrainians, they not leave any benefits.

Bye bye iFaucet rotator. Sad

I need another like Ifaucet rotator, but without the Ukrainians. A pity for them, but really they only eat the balance quickly.

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: www.anchorfaucet.tk on October 25, 2015, 12:34:49 PM

How that look in live? Can you give some link to faucet with this method?

Quote from: NeedIfFindIt on October 18, 2015, 07:45:39 AM

Live demo:
http://bit.makejar.com/labs/anti-bot-links-200/

www.anchorfaucet.tk

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Quote from: nawaraj on October 24, 2015, 08:15:58 PM

Quote from: alienmoney on October 24, 2015, 10:47:11 AM

Hi Guys,

I've blocked 1820 BTC addresses and I can not block more, because that is the limit block addresses with the tool faucetbox, there is another method to block more directions?

Thanks Grin

Hey man, Do not waste your time on blocking btc address. Just make your faucet to anti bot faucet. Through this website http://bit.makejar.com/labs/anti-bot-links-200/install.php and I hope that no bot can thife you btc without visiting your website.

How that look in live? Can you give some link to faucet with this method?

FaucetRank.com

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Quote from: minifrij on October 25, 2015, 07:15:45 AM

Quote from: hoop on October 25, 2015, 07:01:50 AM

Is this work for all faucet scripts?

AFAIK it's built for FaucetInABox but can be adapted.to any.

I tried to adapt but couldn't

minifrij

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In Memory of Zepher

Quote from: hoop on October 25, 2015, 07:01:50 AM

Is this work for all faucet scripts?

AFAIK it's built for FaucetInABox but can be adapted.to any.

hoop

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NOBT - WNOBT your saving bank◕◡◕

Quote from: nawaraj on October 24, 2015, 08:15:58 PM

Quote from: alienmoney on October 24, 2015, 10:47:11 AM

Hi Guys,

I've blocked 1820 BTC addresses and I can not block more, because that is the limit block addresses with the tool faucetbox, there is another method to block more directions?

Thanks Grin

Hey man, Do not waste your time on blocking btc address. Just make your faucet to anti bot faucet. Through this website http://bit.makejar.com/labs/anti-bot-links-200/install.php and I hope that no bot can thife you btc without visiting your website.

Is this work for all faucet scripts?

nawaraj

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Quote from: alienmoney on October 24, 2015, 10:47:11 AM

Hi Guys,

I've blocked 1820 BTC addresses and I can not block more, because that is the limit block addresses with the tool faucetbox, there is another method to block more directions?

Thanks Grin

Hey man, Do not waste your time on blocking btc address. Just make your faucet to anti bot faucet. Through this website http://bit.makejar.com/labs/anti-bot-links-200/install.php and I hope that no bot can thife you btc without visiting your website.

rkandrades

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Bitcoin Faucet & Blog

alienmoney

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Hi Guys,

I've blocked 1820 BTC addresses and I can not block more, because that is the limit block addresses with the tool faucetbox, there is another method to block more directions?

Thanks Grin

rkandrades

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Bitcoin Faucet & Blog

Quote from: rkandrades on October 23, 2015, 08:48:32 AM

Friend... I tested this service and it works good for known proxy servers and TOR IPs.

However it is not good to new proxy severs and bad IPs. I think this service is not checking scam and bot address too...

GetIpIntel is working better.

Anyways... I just developed a very effective proxy server barrier!

My solution has 4 layers of protection.

1st layer: Custom IPs blacklist and cache. Supported by the layers above and customizable if your personal IPs blacklist.
2nd layer: TOR users protection. Almost 100% effective.
3rd layer: Popular and Known Proxy Servers blocked.
4th layer: Unknown proxies blocked by intelligent algorithms.

It works for any site running PHP.

If you are interested in a deal, send me a PM. You can test the service first.

Now my protection barriers has 5 levels.

I added the TOR exit nodes, proxy servers IPs and scam IPs addresses blocked by my barrier yesterday in the first topic..

I will update it weekly...

Code:

162.254.149.195
85.25.201.120
149.210.131.21
159.253.128.175
95.141.187.216
5.13.207.5
52.5.121.103
179.107.42.151
199.115.117.194
216.218.131.173
65.49.14.148
81.95.123.216
199.115.117.242
173.245.65.202
37.27.61.32
162.213.40.198
107.170.17.131
162.243.158.7
95.141.20.199
45.55.49.75
162.243.127.7
122.155.34.42
199.115.117.243
159.253.128.172
46.34.213.220
159.253.128.169
46.23.66.106
188.138.8.70
66.171.228.75
188.166.121.88
188.226.170.140
145.249.150.87
178.255.153.247
207.244.86.211
108.168.239.92
5.14.141.64
103.10.199.38
66.171.228.247
49.213.18.108
104.236.70.228
217.118.23.97
108.168.159.147
50.116.9.34
45.114.116.209
198.7.58.81
46.101.35.224
119.247.191.114
194.169.217.14
46.4.79.135
93.184.65.176
128.199.53.63
144.76.44.114
146.185.28.178
51.39.128.155
190.248.68.138
173.245.65.88
54.176.17.88
31.47.127.155
38.95.109.38
81.169.156.135
146.0.32.8
198.204.255.122
162.220.59.66
195.154.49.144
96.31.64.186
169.57.121.204
108.168.159.138
38.95.108.244
157.7.164.19
5.13.214.38
188.126.71.90
200.219.249.89
46.28.53.125
108.168.159.144
209.95.51.184
65.49.14.168
116.193.159.34
103.10.197.130
5.45.255.102
5.63.149.102
188.138.56.112
37.48.116.165
23.235.227.109
162.245.145.229
104.131.147.112
103.10.197.90
103.10.197.154
208.123.223.158
B185.28.191.30
45.114.116.66
37.143.95.218
104.236.195.147
66.102.9.40
64.233.172.194
B1.234.45.50
207.244.79.151
B59.8.174.50
23.101.61.176
192.95.47.194
54.191.171.19
173.245.65.3
37.27.44.202
104.156.233.66
5.39.126.59
207.244.79.141
193.109.196.47
107.170.186.79
B52.68.132.0
188.226.155.106
195.58.245.142
173.247.227.146
208.123.223.147
104.232.37.35
49.213.21.108
46.167.121.31
217.78.6.229
104.209.188.207
37.143.89.206
46.165.234.137
148.251.232.140
216.158.192.226
104.131.66.8
176.9.2.173
193.164.133.40
61.19.228.78
4.26.209.54
198.7.59.110
46.165.210.87
123.202.90.219
94.76.233.203
100.43.90.8
54.210.237.68
54.175.89.172
46.23.66.109
37.130.224.22
159.253.128.168
8.28.16.254
46.23.66.107
69.160.43.237
54.176.137.163
176.9.2.173
159.253.128.166
37.99.89.224
209.85.238.18
46.236.26.103
106.187.49.88
162.213.197.190
5.13.239.179
50.117.34.138
66.249.73.242
66.249.73.138
209.85.238.9
54.209.60.63
66.249.73.130
209.85.238.127
78.106.208.116
46.118.100.186
54.219.106.162
206.190.138.20
66.249.84.103
37.27.62.221
128.75.125.34
168.235.194.180
100.43.81.134
128.199.81.128
179.43.147.83
64.233.173.57
65.49.68.194
207.244.79.152
217.118.23.115
208.123.223.152
5.45.192.81
37.229.123.234
128.199.106.5
208.123.223.215
109.86.244.239
208.123.223.52
5.166.194.82
208.123.223.231
176.15.106.169
188.166.109.30
208.123.223.169
5.248.35.11
94.153.44.107
208.123.223.36
69.80.103.148
95.211.226.38
104.196.9.35
106.186.118.77
209.95.51.183
109.86.47.88
208.123.223.127
52.23.156.32
188.138.147.22
188.163.99.194
178.162.208.141
208.123.223.94
104.197.56.196
207.244.76.210
176.194.119.107
178.162.217.146
168.235.198.84
162.245.144.253
5.45.255.69
208.123.223.91
54.173.202.107
8.37.224.103
208.123.223.148
148.251.83.41
207.244.77.1
208.123.223.251
207.244.96.236
93.80.158.30
208.123.223.199
208.123.223.101
5.63.149.98
104.131.209.90
66.85.139.246
178.162.197.211
173.245.65.198

krishnapramod

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Quote from: rkandrades on October 23, 2015, 08:44:21 AM

Quote from: krishnapramod on October 22, 2015, 11:26:22 PM

Quote from: rkandrades on October 22, 2015, 02:57:25 PM

Three more whitelisted / greenlisted good referral addresses:

1HGuA4rfLgTpv9Fv7NTovW1FbcV9Zj9BUk
1AEdT62Tgfte4L6ni1e584BT4C1D5CH1tk
19AcLEnoiQWoskfke1YDeweoKMUERBDpHx

Please add my bitcoin address to the whitelist, 1i85KURjwNd65UE579ThzSD4GzxVUtGFV

http://bitckerz.net/list.php

Added to the first post.

Quote from: hoop on October 23, 2015, 01:06:21 AM

Guys check this address

Code:

1G4WcHmZRz2DDD2X8Bn1scYSKu2VfbagBt

is bot or not.

Is Scammers and Bots effect faucet box script only?

Why do you think this address is a bot? Could you send us some analysis or proofs? if yes we could analyse better and help you.

Thank you

rkandrades

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Bitcoin Faucet & Blog

Quote from: Aratrok on October 22, 2015, 11:51:03 AM

Use a free service like Black Box Proxy Block to check if an IP address is associated with an open proxy server.

Black Box Proxy Block: http://www.shroomery.org/ythan/proxyblock.php

-------------------------------

Guys, check this: https://www.blocked.com/index.php

- https://perishablepress.com/block-tough-proxies/

- https://perishablepress.com/how-to-block-proxy-servers-via-htaccess/

Friend... I tested this service and it works good for known proxy servers and TOR IPs.

However it is not good to new proxy severs and bad IPs. I think this service is not checking scam and bot address too...

GetIpIntel is working better.

Anyways... I just developed a very effective proxy server barrier!

My solution has 4 layers of protection.

1st layer: Custom IPs blacklist and cache. Supported by the layers above and customizable if your personal IPs blacklist.
2nd layer: TOR users protection. Almost 100% effective.
3rd layer: Popular and Known Proxy Servers blocked.
4th layer: Unknown proxies blocked by intelligent algorithms.

It works for any site running PHP.

If you are interested in a deal, send me a PM. You can test the service first.

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