Quote from: Portnoy on May 30, 2013, 03:37:25 PM

Quote from: GoldBit89 on May 30, 2013, 05:02:43 AM

Quote from: Portnoy on May 29, 2013, 02:54:46 AM

Quote from: Portnoy on May 29, 2013, 02:46:09 AM

Quote from: leen on May 29, 2013, 01:19:49 AM

coinbox.me
has a nice list of faucets that use their service to bypass the 5430 satoshi rule.
And you can check the balance at coinbox.me even if the faucet sites don't give out balance.

Checking the balance of a BTC address on coinbox.me:
Pending microtransactions
Total paid: 0.00000000 BTC
Pending amount: 0.00000020 BTC
You'll get paid as soon as you reach 0.00005500 BTC

read: you'll get paid as soon as you are done repeating what you just did 274 more times

A lot of those newer faucets in the list which use coinbox give out 100 SAT ( 0.00000100 BTC ) every half hour, so that means 55 faucets visits... less if you play that 6/49 lotto every now and then. Wink

The only sites listed at coinbox that aren't already listed in this thread's OP are
BitCats.net
and
BitcoinSpain.net

They will be added on the next update. ( I too wonder if coinbox and all those sites are run by the same people... )

well just made a small discovery *evil eye* . coinbox plays the free daily and just maybe the hourly ones they have listed as well. What i found was that while checking one of my unconfirmed transactions that i noticed coinbox was a recipient of the amount that the other 99 people of the 100 before processing payment.check out this transaction and see for yourself at 05/05/2015 10:59:09: https://blockchain.info/tx/c0505200e529b2c7defc6104981ef60e0c87812695586dd0d5ea1ddfde7a9359
from Bitcoin World Faucet (BitCoinWorld.me)
i am also listed as one of the other 98 there for the amount of 0.000015. The transaction above that one for 0.00001 is another one with the same sender i also have but can not remember just yet, so trying to confirm that one and will post back when or/if confirmed.

Now i am not saying the exchanges or coin holders/distributors should not be playing but wouldnt that be kind of a conflict of interest?

I am not sure what you are getting at... ( haven't had my coffee yet this morning Cheesy

) Where is the conflict?

I kinda suspect that all the sites that coinbox has listed - all the sites which use coinbox - are sites they themselves control. I don't know if there is anything wrong with that as long as people get the free coin they are promised by each site ( although it would be nice to get one bigger prize from one site instead of a lot of tiny ones from many sites ).

I don't see any more sites being added. Newbcoin.com for instance has expressed an interest in that service and it doesn't seem they so far have been added.

I sent coinbox an email asking about their service and how it all works etc. and haven't heard anything back yet after a couple days.

Undecided

not necessary a conflict, but lets say by example: where you live a state or federal lottery is being played and as employees of the lottery, you are not allowed to play. not sure how that could be enforced totally unless you won a jackpot and went to pick it up and was discovered you were an employee of lottery. With all that being said , coinbox is providing a service, and since miners get paid the transaction fees, the ability to pay their own fees have to come from somewhere, i would just hope its not from one of the 17 thirty (30 min) sites that they are representing otherwise that could present some problems in future possibly .Also lets say coinbox becomes the 17 coin sites for one big payout instead of 17 small ones they would still have to have income generated to pay the transaction fees. i persoanally love that coinbox was created otherwise i would have a wallet filled with unconfirmed transactions due to "dust" transactions.i just hope there is no "double dipping" is best way i can early morning think of as describing it .