Quote from: KharmaScribbles on January 28, 2019, 02:44:54 AM

Quote from: Laloutre24 on January 21, 2019, 12:11:35 PM

Good faucet, receive btc first payment!

https://ibb.co/BjqBDWg

Thanks

Username : Laloutre

Just one problem, cut irl (shortlink cuus.io) don't work for me. When I click on "get link", it only open a pop-up, I don't return to Bithunt

Keep on clicking "Get Link", sometimes you need to do it 4 or 5 times, sometimes just twice works..

Also if anyone runs into the problems of shortlinks using ads to cover up captchas, there is a solution that always works for me.

You can:

Zoom out until the ad is no longer covering the link/captcha (might have to zoom in a bit again if you get an image captcha from reCaptcha)
If zooming out you still can't click the links, use your TAB key to navigate your cursor to the spot you need, you might need to tab a few times and might not know where the cursor is but if you focus on the spot you need it to be you'll notice when the cursor highlights it.. Once you've tabbed where you need to be, hit enter.

_{This works on both desktop and mobile.. if mobile, the TAB key is generally the key above the left Shift key, might look like an Arrow on a Virtual Keyboard}

I've never had to give up on a shortlink so it's a pretty bullet-proof method.. Haha to the shortlink admins who think they are so smart.. They do this so they get our ad views but think they don't have to pay the faucet owners because we can't complete the claim..

Remember also that the faucet owners don't own or control the shortlink sites (unless the Faucet owns their own, which is a few) and the faucet owners don't purposely pick the bad ones, and they can't test all of them there is not enough time for that.

Think about this, faucet owners wouldn't run a faucet if they didn't want to pay.. there are way better ways to make profit from ads than to run a faucet, way better ways to make money online than from ad views... So, I just want to make it clear because I've started to see people blame the faucet owners for the bad shortlinks and saying they are scams, greedy and not letting claims be completed etc when it's nothing to do with them.. Many times the shortlink owners try to scam their way out of paying their dues to faucet owners.. so, stick behind the good faucets guys.. it's the shortlink owners we need to shake our fingers at.

Amazingly described!! i wouldn't have explained it any better myself. And for this problem as well we are going to come out with our new feature where we won't have to use those shortener site who use ads to cover the captcha or continue button but as we are still new we are trying to get more features for our users one by one. But we will make sure users will have to put less efforts and earn more.