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[Gigi]

ClaimBTC is a fairly simple albeit reliable BTC faucet. You enter your email and start claiming Satoshi by solving a captcha.
There's a subtle gamification undertone to the site: Each time you claim Satoshi there's a chance to earn a "bonus", which can be an "amulet" or a "potion", all with different perks and attributes, that you can use to reduce the waiting time between claims, or increase your earnings.
There is a small bonus for staying loyal to the site everyday, but expect the accumulated loyalty to reset everytime the site undergoes maintenence.

The earnings start pretty low at 18-30 Satoshi per click and increase as loyalty accumulates, but you can also earn more Satoshi by participating in the site's campaigns or playing the Dice game (which is essentially gambling your earnings).


http://claimbtc.com/?r=876d0f0497

 

[Gigi]

Recently I stumbled upon a new faucet by the creators of ClaimBTC and TakeFreeBitcoin, that seemed nice*...but registration is allowed only by using social media profiles! Now, I don't know about anyone else, but I wouldn't use my social media account for survey and PTC sites much less this kind of thing (faucets) no matter how reliable and trustworthy a site is...

*They say you can set the time to anything between 36 seconds (paying 7 satoshi) to 60 minutes (paying ~750 satoshi), plus loyalty bonus and microtasks.

It's reasonable for a site to pay more to associate your behaviour in the BTC site with an identifiable thing like your social account, but is a handful of extra Satoshi worth it?

 

[Nocturnal Writer]

Your decision is always respected I think for not using your social media account profile to register in this BTC faucet. With that actuation, it simply means that you don't want earn from that site. Personally why they want the profile of their members/users for a marketing purposes. Prove me wrong if I am not right.

 

[Nocturnal Writer]

Here we go again. I am dreaming as far as "satoshi" is mentioned. In my previous written threads or threads I have participated in, I asked some clarification with this term on how it is related with bitcoins. I am at a loss. Sorry for my ignorance.

 

[ipol12]

I actually have a social media account for online earning purposes. That's what I used before in Claim BTC, a website which I already left. But most Bitcoin faucets only require your Bitcoin wallet address, which those faucets I am currently working on.

 

[Cyan]

You can use a dummy account if you have too. it's a bit of shady if a bitcoin faucet site wants to have its users social media account profile. just like ipol12 said mostly bitcoin faucet sites need only bitcoin wallet address to register or claim.

 

[tiada]

Your decision is always respected I think for not using your social media account profile to register in this BTC faucet. With that actuation, it simply means that you don't want earn from that site. Personally why they want the profile of their members/users for a marketing purposes. Prove me wrong if I am not right.

Agreed with you, so true! I think I have to create a dummy account for online earning and registration purpose, if not all my conttact will go to them and most of my friends or relatives might suffer from receiving those rubbish information and advertisement.

 

[Crystal]

for 60 minutes they promised to users ~750 satoshi ? This is a scam, the earning is very high and it is not sustainable from ads ,even with gambling option and this value is most probably set so high especially to attract newbies/kids/naive people to give personal data ....trap.
Let me guess the minimum withdraw is 50-100k or more ?
Do not waste time on this, the high value of promised earnings is very suspicious.

 

[overcast]

I won't risk my social profiles. Often they get the email address frm them. And they start spamming. So that's not something I'd prefer. I have had my doubt on this type of sites. So I'd definitely not choose them. I don't know if any faucet is legit these days.

 

[Andrej]

You cam download Wallrewards from App Store and type capcha code (unlimited) 1 capcha code = 20 satoshi, minimum withdraw îs 1.000 satoshi and he play in miniwallet FaucetHub. :)

 

[typz0]

Lol, freebitco is paying 650 satoshis per hour.

 

[nyc3650]

I feel that the term "earning", "winning", "claim" and other kind of term are mostly unreliable. Claim but no action of withdrawal to deposit into your wallet is the same as wasting time and effort.

This is because until now very rare people show proof of withdrawal with additional charges of the transaction as well as snapshot of date and time.

 

[Holdings]

Recently I stumbled upon a new faucet by the creators of ClaimBTC and TakeFreeBitcoin, that seemed nice*...but registration is allowed only by using social media profiles! Now, I don't know about anyone else, but I wouldn't use my social media account for survey and PTC sites much less this kind of thing (faucets) no matter how reliable and trustworthy a site is...

*They say you can set the time to anything between 36 seconds (paying 7 satoshi) to 60 minutes (paying ~750 satoshi), plus loyalty bonus and microtasks.

It's reasonable for a site to pay more to associate your behaviour in the BTC site with an identifiable thing like your social account, but is a handful of extra Satoshi worth it?

Sign up to any money making sites with social media platforms is risk cos your account becomes prone or vulnerable to unwanted posts, it will be good if the admin provide an alternative