jasinlee thank you for the update, I will make sure people know if they ask about it.
Aaron
Topic: Where do I get free Bitcoin? The maintained list of verified free Bitcoin Sites. - page 101. (Read 511660 times)
October 19, 2012, 04:38:24 PM
October 19, 2012, 04:34:44 PM
FYI Bitcoinaddict.com will be up still, but not paying out for a couple of days, updating our server. Moving to a more reliable vps.
October 19, 2012, 04:26:33 PM
Coinad is redirecting to some minefield bitcoin game logged in as someone. Im not too sure on that one.
I can understand if the site is shut down for a 'security issue' or whatever but redirecting like that?
many might say not cool.
BitCoiner, the amount of the rewards is picking up a bit, getting up about par with the rest of them overall. Good Job to the owner there.
bitcoinaddict is switching servers, they are still taking names but might be a few days for the next payout for them to get everything settled in.
DailyBTC.com the scratch off thing looks broken, and appears to be in a rather hard dry spell too. I could not get a ticket to be handed out.
tendraw, I have yet to ever win anything so can't tell how it is.
bitcoin dispenser, again I understand it's under new ownership but it appears to not have been updated since june. Not good for business really.
BITCRATE has money, go get it while it's there.
bitcoins.so out of cash.
paperco.in NEVER has any cash and a pain in the ass captcha, not very user friendly at all, been months since it had money, id not waste time on them.
everything else appears to be operating as advertised.
bitvisitor has some nice sponsors if you didn't go there yesterday.
cointube has some decent vids too
Links for bitvisitor and cointube in my sig line if you do not want to go back to main page for them.
Have fun everyone
Aaron
I can understand if the site is shut down for a 'security issue' or whatever but redirecting like that?
many might say not cool.
BitCoiner, the amount of the rewards is picking up a bit, getting up about par with the rest of them overall. Good Job to the owner there.
bitcoinaddict is switching servers, they are still taking names but might be a few days for the next payout for them to get everything settled in.
DailyBTC.com the scratch off thing looks broken, and appears to be in a rather hard dry spell too. I could not get a ticket to be handed out.
tendraw, I have yet to ever win anything so can't tell how it is.
bitcoin dispenser, again I understand it's under new ownership but it appears to not have been updated since june. Not good for business really.
BITCRATE has money, go get it while it's there.
bitcoins.so out of cash.
paperco.in NEVER has any cash and a pain in the ass captcha, not very user friendly at all, been months since it had money, id not waste time on them.
everything else appears to be operating as advertised.
bitvisitor has some nice sponsors if you didn't go there yesterday.
cointube has some decent vids too
Links for bitvisitor and cointube in my sig line if you do not want to go back to main page for them.
Have fun everyone
Aaron
October 18, 2012, 07:25:01 PM
CoinAd has been shut down for security reasons.
It's only temporary.
October 18, 2012, 06:54:00 PM
the starred entries are out of coin.
the rest appear to be working as advertised.
bitvisitor has some nice sponsors, and coin tube is showing decent vids again.
Aaron
the rest appear to be working as advertised.
bitvisitor has some nice sponsors, and coin tube is showing decent vids again.
Aaron
October 17, 2012, 08:24:06 PM
Omnicoins is offering 0.0001 bitcoins for facebook likes:
1. Like our facebook page at www.facebook.com/omnicoins
2. Post your bitcoin address on our wall.
3. Receive bitcoins.
Update: This offer is now closed, as we have hit our quota for likes. Thanks for all the support!
1. Like our facebook page at www.facebook.com/omnicoins
2. Post your bitcoin address on our wall.
3. Receive bitcoins.
Update: This offer is now closed, as we have hit our quota for likes. Thanks for all the support!
October 17, 2012, 07:13:25 PM
P.S. Do folks find these reports useful or annoying? Just curious and please be honest.
Useful! And feel free to keep the newbie version of this topic updated as well, they may need the updates, help, and tips more than members who have been here a while.
October 17, 2012, 06:29:22 PM
bitcrate is now empty but was filled for a few days.
bitcoin.so is empty
this Bitcoin Dispenser that recently was re acquired?? It shows a last donation of JUNE, it is now October. Nobody has paid into it since then?
paperco isn't worth the paper to wipe your butt with.
bitvisitor is hot
cointube has some nice vids to see as well.
all others appear to be operating as advertised.
Aaron
P.S. Do folks find these reports useful or annoying? Just curious and please be honest.
bitcoin.so is empty
this Bitcoin Dispenser that recently was re acquired?? It shows a last donation of JUNE, it is now October. Nobody has paid into it since then?
paperco isn't worth the paper to wipe your butt with.
bitvisitor is hot
cointube has some nice vids to see as well.
all others appear to be operating as advertised.
Aaron
P.S. Do folks find these reports useful or annoying? Just curious and please be honest.
If you don't report on the status of things, you just push it off on someone else, who might just do the same.
October 17, 2012, 05:38:12 PM
bitcrate is now empty but was filled for a few days.
bitcoin.so is empty
this Bitcoin Dispenser that recently was re acquired?? It shows a last donation of JUNE, it is now October. Nobody has paid into it since then?
paperco isn't worth the paper to wipe your butt with.
bitvisitor is hot
cointube has some nice vids to see as well.
all others appear to be operating as advertised.
Aaron
P.S. Do folks find these reports useful or annoying? Just curious and please be honest.
bitcoin.so is empty
this Bitcoin Dispenser that recently was re acquired?? It shows a last donation of JUNE, it is now October. Nobody has paid into it since then?
paperco isn't worth the paper to wipe your butt with.
bitvisitor is hot
cointube has some nice vids to see as well.
all others appear to be operating as advertised.
Aaron
P.S. Do folks find these reports useful or annoying? Just curious and please be honest.
October 17, 2012, 05:03:10 PM
BitVisitor is HOT tonight, some nice advertisers in there.
There is a link in my signature line and also on the main page of this topic.
Grab em while they are still there.
Aaron
There is a link in my signature line and also on the main page of this topic.
Grab em while they are still there.
Aaron
October 16, 2012, 04:40:52 PM
All sites appear to be working as advertised.
bitcrate and bitcoin.so have money in them now, Yayyy!!
the paperco faucet site NEVER has any money in it, I am not the only complainer about it. I think it's time to dump them into the bit bucket, it's been how many weeks / months now with them?
cointube has decent vids in it, bitvisitor has a few good payers. Links for both of these are in my signature or now on the main page as well.
Aaron
bitcrate and bitcoin.so have money in them now, Yayyy!!
the paperco faucet site NEVER has any money in it, I am not the only complainer about it. I think it's time to dump them into the bit bucket, it's been how many weeks / months now with them?
cointube has decent vids in it, bitvisitor has a few good payers. Links for both of these are in my signature or now on the main page as well.
Aaron
October 16, 2012, 11:54:40 AM
New section added to the OP:
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Not exactly Free but popular "earn" Bitcoin sites
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BitVisitor
Earn Bitcoins for visiting websites
CoinTube.TV
Earn Bitcoins for watching TV
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Not exactly Free but popular "earn" Bitcoin sites
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BitVisitor
Earn Bitcoins for visiting websites
CoinTube.TV
Earn Bitcoins for watching TV
October 15, 2012, 11:00:13 AM
http://cointicket.org - I'm not sure yet if they are paying out, I just find about the site at tagpad.com "Hot" list and got my ticket.
Thanks, will check it out.
October 15, 2012, 06:42:07 AM
http://cointicket.org - I'm not sure yet if they are paying out, I just find about the site at tagpad.com "Hot" list and got my ticket.
Thank you for the new faucet link. I can confirm they payed my yesterday submit, the amount is 0.0000238
October 14, 2012, 09:23:18 AM
thanks for the link subStrata, I tried them also, lets see how it works.
The thing is, all these sites popping up. I wonder how they are going to do in the long term.
yah yah we have the 'novelty' of the bitcoin stuff, but so far they are generating their revenue almost solely from either donations (which won't happen often) or advertisement.
From past experience, and the whole get paid to crap of the 90's and early 2000's it's not really a sustainable model. People are just going to click for their micro coins and not buy the products.
Advertisers are going to get tired of spending advertising dollars with places that generate no sales. The legit advertisers like google and the likes will not let you run their ads on such sites for compensation, because they know it's just a bunch of click demons. Let's not forget that people have become extremely creative at figuring ways to cheat and have 'robo clickers'. Eventually it goes under as the webmaster of the sites can not get any decent income. Unless they are selling a product uniquely and aside from clickety click, it's a death spiral in the long run. Even the gambling sites, you can only refer so many folks and that initial 'rush' of subscribers dies off. Besides, how many 'mee too's are jumping on that bandwagon as well?
Not trying to be too negative but Ive seen this all happen before in the mid 90's early 2k's with the 'dot com' boom and the 'get paid to' industry.... it's very predictable what will happen, because it has happened before, and human nature does not change. If nothing else, we become worse.
Aaron
The thing is, all these sites popping up. I wonder how they are going to do in the long term.
yah yah we have the 'novelty' of the bitcoin stuff, but so far they are generating their revenue almost solely from either donations (which won't happen often) or advertisement.
From past experience, and the whole get paid to crap of the 90's and early 2000's it's not really a sustainable model. People are just going to click for their micro coins and not buy the products.
Advertisers are going to get tired of spending advertising dollars with places that generate no sales. The legit advertisers like google and the likes will not let you run their ads on such sites for compensation, because they know it's just a bunch of click demons. Let's not forget that people have become extremely creative at figuring ways to cheat and have 'robo clickers'. Eventually it goes under as the webmaster of the sites can not get any decent income. Unless they are selling a product uniquely and aside from clickety click, it's a death spiral in the long run. Even the gambling sites, you can only refer so many folks and that initial 'rush' of subscribers dies off. Besides, how many 'mee too's are jumping on that bandwagon as well?
Not trying to be too negative but Ive seen this all happen before in the mid 90's early 2k's with the 'dot com' boom and the 'get paid to' industry.... it's very predictable what will happen, because it has happened before, and human nature does not change. If nothing else, we become worse.
Aaron
Many come and go, but there's always a few that adapt and keep on their mission.
October 14, 2012, 09:05:50 AM
thanks for the link subStrata, I tried them also, lets see how it works.
The thing is, all these sites popping up. I wonder how they are going to do in the long term.
yah yah we have the 'novelty' of the bitcoin stuff, but so far they are generating their revenue almost solely from either donations (which won't happen often) or advertisement.
From past experience, and the whole get paid to crap of the 90's and early 2000's it's not really a sustainable model. People are just going to click for their micro coins and not buy the products.
Advertisers are going to get tired of spending advertising dollars with places that generate no sales. The legit advertisers like google and the likes will not let you run their ads on such sites for compensation, because they know it's just a bunch of click demons. Let's not forget that people have become extremely creative at figuring ways to cheat and have 'robo clickers'. Eventually it goes under as the webmaster of the sites can not get any decent income. Unless they are selling a product uniquely and aside from clickety click, it's a death spiral in the long run. Even the gambling sites, you can only refer so many folks and that initial 'rush' of subscribers dies off. Besides, how many 'mee too's are jumping on that bandwagon as well?
Not trying to be too negative but Ive seen this all happen before in the mid 90's early 2k's with the 'dot com' boom and the 'get paid to' industry.... it's very predictable what will happen, because it has happened before, and human nature does not change. If nothing else, we become worse.
Aaron
The thing is, all these sites popping up. I wonder how they are going to do in the long term.
yah yah we have the 'novelty' of the bitcoin stuff, but so far they are generating their revenue almost solely from either donations (which won't happen often) or advertisement.
From past experience, and the whole get paid to crap of the 90's and early 2000's it's not really a sustainable model. People are just going to click for their micro coins and not buy the products.
Advertisers are going to get tired of spending advertising dollars with places that generate no sales. The legit advertisers like google and the likes will not let you run their ads on such sites for compensation, because they know it's just a bunch of click demons. Let's not forget that people have become extremely creative at figuring ways to cheat and have 'robo clickers'. Eventually it goes under as the webmaster of the sites can not get any decent income. Unless they are selling a product uniquely and aside from clickety click, it's a death spiral in the long run. Even the gambling sites, you can only refer so many folks and that initial 'rush' of subscribers dies off. Besides, how many 'mee too's are jumping on that bandwagon as well?
Not trying to be too negative but Ive seen this all happen before in the mid 90's early 2k's with the 'dot com' boom and the 'get paid to' industry.... it's very predictable what will happen, because it has happened before, and human nature does not change. If nothing else, we become worse.
Aaron
October 14, 2012, 05:20:03 AM
Thank you for the input.
All sites appear to be running good.
The Starred ** sites are out of cash as usual. (that paper.co faucet has been empty for probably a month or more, perhaps it's time to dump it?)
CoinAd is paying hourly now, and not too bad of a rate either all things considered.
BitVisitor (link in sig) still has some good payers on it and cointube has a number of vids.
Aaron
All sites appear to be running good.
The Starred ** sites are out of cash as usual. (that paper.co faucet has been empty for probably a month or more, perhaps it's time to dump it?)
CoinAd is paying hourly now, and not too bad of a rate either all things considered.
BitVisitor (link in sig) still has some good payers on it and cointube has a number of vids.
Aaron
October 13, 2012, 06:10:20 PM
I sent a small amount of BC today via my wallet and was told there was a fee because of the amount. At what amount is there no longer a mandatory fee, or is that always the case?
Aaron
Aaron
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees#Minimum_transaction_fees
if you want send without fees you must also have high priority transaction
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees#Technical_info
October 13, 2012, 05:55:31 PM
I sent a small amount of BC today via my wallet and was told there was a fee because of the amount. At what amount is there no longer a mandatory fee, or is that always the case?
Aaron
Aaron
October 13, 2012, 04:50:03 PM
is there a free online wallet that allows to send BTC below 0.01 ? (like instawallet)
https://blockchain.info/wallet/ Jump to: