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HayWire

If you work at home and or stuck are on the computer most of the day and want to earn some extra bitcoin every 15 minutes, BitCoinker should be on your tabs list. Every 15 minutes on BitCoinker you can earn 100/150/200 satoshi (1 satoshi = 0.00000001 BTC) Now, lets do some calculations.

8 hours times 100 satoshi every 15 minutes = 3200 satoshi (96,000 in a month)

8 hours times 150 satoshi every 15 minutes = 4800 satoshi (144,000 in a month)

8 hours times 200 satoshi every 15 minutes = 6400 satoshi (192,000 in a month)

You can earn more than this if you do this more than 8 hours and have some referrals. Referrals give you 25% lifetime commission. Keep in mind that all of your satoshi will go directly to your microwallet account. Don't have one? That's fine they'll make one for you. You can withdraw from you microwallet account once you get up to 0.00005825 BTC or the recommend amount 0.00100365 BTC, which as you can see from above, you will be able to get within a month.

There's just one problem: How do you know when the 15 minutes are up? You can't just stare at the clock all day long you have things to do. So I recommend using your phone or even google to set up a timer, it's easy and takes about one second to do. TA-DAH problem solved.

If you'd like to use BitCoinker I'd be very happy if you's use my referral link for it doesn't cost you anything: http://bitcoinker.com/faucet?ref=7f855a4085c3

If you don't feel like it here's the non-referral link: http://bitcoinker.com/

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  • Tonykai33

    This is awesome. I'll use your referral. Thanks

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  • ezimedia

    Thanks for sharing that faucet I will just it with your ref link..

    Here is another one that also use the microwallet...

    http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=ac57adcc7300

    and all you need to do is keep your browser open and you can claim btc every 5 mins or once it gets to an amount you want to claim... try it I like it...

    Good to keep open while you read forums..

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  • HayWire

    @ezimedia Thanks for sharing that faucet I will just it with your ref link..

    Here is another one that also use the microwallet...

    http://moonbit.co.in/?ref=ac57adcc7300

    and all you need to do is keep your browser open and you can claim btc every 5 mins or once it gets to an amount you want to claim... try it I like it...

    Good to keep open while you read forums..

    I will try it out thanks!

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  • soccruo

    I have tried some faucets in the last months but in the end or I was scammed (the website didn't pay) or the earnings were so small that were worthless.

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  • jamesmm

    Yeah, the ones I've tried it seems nearly impossible to make $1.00. I always assumed the faucet sites worked a lot better (paid more) back when bitcoin was cheap and faucet owners had a large amount of coins.

    It wouldn't be half bad if they would actually send the small amounts, instead of waiting for the 'payout' amount. But of course transaction fees wouldn't allow for that.

    I am excited to see the LTBc faucet and how it's going to work.... viewing websites, dice game, idk.

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  • badworker

    @soccruo I have tried some faucets in the last months but in the end or I was scammed (the website didn't pay) or the earnings were so small that were worthless.

    agree. 99% of these faucets won't pay.

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  • mikerbiker6

    @badworker

    agree. 99% of these faucets won't pay.

    You will need a minimum withdrawel amount so that they don't have to pay much fees.

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  • joetothphoto

    I have these faucets going. It doesn't hurt to get the amount in the wallet...I like to think if the price of BTC goes up, these small amounts might pay for a daily coffee or a good tip. Its all compounding so it's all good.

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  • badworker

    @mikerbiker6

    @badworker

    agree. 99% of these faucets won't pay.

    You will need a minimum withdrawel amount so that they don't have to pay much fees.

    i know but for my experience I never received anything.

    @joetothphoto I have these faucets going. It doesn't hurt to get the amount in the wallet...I like to think if the price of BTC goes up, these small amounts might pay for a daily coffee or a good tip. Its all compounding so it's all good.

    are you saying that with this (OP) faucet you received something?

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  • joetothphoto

    Yep! It goes to my Microwallet and then when that reaches 0.00005825 that goes to my main wallet. It's not loads, but if you roll it into some of the other faucets it adds up. I just think of it accumulating to a point where it pays any of my mining fees when I send BTC. I have also gotten BTC from Bitcoinker, Bitcoin Zebra and Moonbit.

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