Where do I get free Bitcoin? The maintained list of verified free Bitcoin Sites. - page 48.

Btcrockk

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Activity: 336

Merit: 250

http://btcrock.biz

Get Free Bitcoins, playing miner!

The goal is simple - there is btc gold in rock. You have only 5 pickaxes and only
one pickaxe can be used to explore one place of rock. User who guess location for 5 or less tries
receives 0.0002 BTC.

For every played game user receives 0.00000345 BTC Free!
Those free btc's can be multiplied in mini "Gold field" game.

Payments are sent starting from 0.0001 BTC on Mondays!

- Location of gold are provably fair by hash |[x,y]
- We pay 50% by your referrals
- You can play every 50 minutes to receive free bitcoins and everytime using mini game to multiply

Game - http://btcrock.biz
Statistics - http://btcrock.biz/Main/stats
Video - http://youtu.be/3QEyRNx7_HU

Payed already to users - 0.0255112 BTC

Portnoy

legendary

Activity: 2030

Merit: 1000

My money; Our Bitcoin.

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 11, 2014, 02:02:56 AM

Quote from: Jacce on April 10, 2014, 03:47:39 AM

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 10, 2014, 03:17:46 AM

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

I can also confirm this service pays out. Really good support, too.

Thanks, I appreciate that. I do the support myself.

Quote from: Portnoy on April 10, 2014, 10:27:08 AM

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 10, 2014, 03:17:46 AM

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

I also don't like sites and surveys etc. that ask for email addresses and other personal information... but the standard policy with non-free 'earn' Bitcoin sites is if it gets enough positive feedback from the community I will add it to the list.

Thanks for the submission.

The email is only for account recovery purposes, there is zero verification. You can use a fake or random email. There is also no mandatory need to put your real name (unless doing surveys, always use real information on them, however surveys are not mandatory). I say this as the site owner.
We allow you to earn by simply visiting websites and giving no information. The fact that we allow extra ways to earn is what turns you off?

It is simply that this is a list of 'free' bitcoin sites not 'earn' bitcoin sites. But it is also a list for and by the community and if a site is found to be useful by the community and gets positive reviews it will be added to the list.

Bittoclick

newbie

Activity: 30

Merit: 0

Quote from: Jacce on April 10, 2014, 03:47:39 AM

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 10, 2014, 03:17:46 AM

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

I can also confirm this service pays out. Really good support, too.

Thanks, I appreciate that. I do the support myself.

Quote from: Portnoy on April 10, 2014, 10:27:08 AM

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 10, 2014, 03:17:46 AM

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

I also don't like sites and surveys etc. that ask for email addresses and other personal information... but the standard policy with non-free 'earn' Bitcoin sites is if it gets enough positive feedback from the community I will add it to the list.

Thanks for the submission.

The email is only for account recovery purposes, there is zero verification. You can use a fake or random email. There is also no mandatory need to put your real name (unless doing surveys, always use real information on them, however surveys are not mandatory). I say this as the site owner.
We allow you to earn by simply visiting websites and giving no information. The fact that we allow extra ways to earn is what turns you off?

Portnoy

legendary

Activity: 2030

Merit: 1000

My money; Our Bitcoin.

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 10, 2014, 03:17:46 AM

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

I also don't like sites and surveys etc. that ask for email addresses and other personal information... but the standard policy with non-free 'earn' Bitcoin sites is if it gets enough positive feedback from the community I will add it to the list.

Thanks for the submission.

Jacce

sr. member

Activity: 294

Merit: 250

Quote from: Bittoclick on April 10, 2014, 03:17:46 AM

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

I can also confirm this service pays out. Really good support, too.

Bittoclick

newbie

Activity: 30

Merit: 0

I am the owner of www.bittoclick.com

Proof: http://bittoclick.com/forum.php?topic=1140

My site has paid out over $15,000 USD of Bitcoin to 30,000 members. My site pays daily and has much more than just 'download offers' which you seem to hate.
There are surveys from Peanutlabs, which always pay, as well as Tasks from Crowdflower which are quite good as well.

The Matomy offers do have download offers though, and they are voluntary. And they DO contain virus's. You are getting PAID to download VIRUS'S KNOWINGLY. I highly advise against it (even on the offer page itself I have a warning), and have zero affiliation with the offers.

Portnoy

legendary

Activity: 2030

Merit: 1000

My money; Our Bitcoin.

Quote from: TIEro on April 09, 2014, 03:31:26 AM

Just updated the Dustbinhead faucet to a weighted system with up to 1,000 satoshi every 30 mins.

PLEASE let me know if there are any problems, as I'm kinda assuming it works based on a couple of quick tests.

Quote from: HotSwap on April 09, 2014, 01:53:44 AM

HotSwap.co has been updated.

Thanks for the updates.

TIEro

newbie

Activity: 22

Merit: 0

Just updated the Dustbinhead faucet to a weighted system with up to 1,000 satoshi every 30 mins.

PLEASE let me know if there are any problems, as I'm kinda assuming it works based on a couple of quick tests.

ppetrovic68

full member

Activity: 140

Merit: 100

Quote from: HotSwap on April 09, 2014, 01:53:44 AM

HotSwap.co has been updated.

Confirmed, it's working now

HotSwap

hero member

Activity: 806

Merit: 1000

COINMIXER.NET

HotSwap.co has been updated.

ppetrovic68

full member

Activity: 140

Merit: 100

Quote from: dalek on April 08, 2014, 02:17:53 PM

Quote from: ppetrovic68 on April 08, 2014, 01:52:48 PM

Anybody seeing

Code:

Invalid API key.

on most, if not all, MicroWallet faucets?

From landofbitcoin.com (the owners of microwallet):

Quote

Most Microwallet faucets will not work in the next few days as all API keys have been reset and the faucet owners need to generate a new key and update their script with the new key.

That's the only mention anywhere I can find about this. They didn't bother to notify via their twitter account or bitcointalk account. The only people who are going to notice that message are the LoB faucet users, so they're probably relying on those users to notify the faucet owners. Customer support fail.

Assumed it's something like that.

We'll see how fast faucet owners notice and react.

dalek

sr. member

Activity: 382

Merit: 250

Quote from: ppetrovic68 on April 08, 2014, 01:52:48 PM

Anybody seeing

Code:

Invalid API key.

on most, if not all, MicroWallet faucets?

From landofbitcoin.com (the owners of microwallet):

Quote

Most Microwallet faucets will not work in the next few days as all API keys have been reset and the faucet owners need to generate a new key and update their script with the new key.

That's the only mention anywhere I can find about this. They didn't bother to notify via their twitter account or bitcointalk account. The only people who are going to notice that message are the LoB faucet users, so they're probably relying on those users to notify the faucet owners. Customer support fail.

ppetrovic68

full member

Activity: 140

Merit: 100