It's been out for a bit now.   

I also have a little page together to easily claim from all the coinpot faucets (http://crypto.mmo-spellbook.com/app/ if you want to use it). I love the coinpot faucets.

I made this app quite a while ago and it seems that people liked it.  It is a page (and app for androids) where you can easily claim from all the coinpot faucets without any extra ads like the other apps out there have. 

With the new Moon Cash faucet added for Bitcoin Cash, I have updated the app and website to reflect and added a new link to the new faucet!

Hope you all enjoy!  Thanks again!

App/Website Link: http://crypto.mmo-spellbook.com/app/

Note: The link to the app download is on the "Help" page (just click on the "?" image at the end of the menu.

Seems to be another issue with saving ...

I closed the app and when I reloaded it it said I only had 0.5 satoshi when I had gotten it up to 3k from clicking and claiming.
Seems to be a few major bugs. 

I created an account and I clicked "500 Free" which added 500 satoshi, then I clicked "5000 Free" and then the app crashed.  When it reloaded everything was gone and all the satoshi was gone. Bug perhaps?

If you have the funds to spare, I don't see why not buying some; personally it does seem like a good investment (of course that is just my speculation as well). If I had the funds personally, I'd consider buying a few dollars in bits, I'd also invest into the newer stuff too while they are cheap (since who knows what's going to go up in a few years time).

Again, just my opinion.  I am a semi-newcomer who's trying to jump back on the train (so to speak).

Thanks for the replies. 

As for mining on the PC, I did decide to try to mine some altcoins; recently I've been trying to mine the newer one called Electroneum and I've gotten better results doing this vs. trying to mine bitcoins these days; following advice. Electricity is something I really don't worry about since I don't have a bill. I still regret not keeping at it, but that's another story since I can't fret on it; past is the past. 

Yea it would be better off trying to get work - and don't get me wrong, I have been trying, but no luck, just a pile of rejection letters in the inbox every day (but it's a bit harder for me since I'm disabled and still fighting for disability so I can get back on my feet). That said, I have decided to give faucets a shot again, because in the end, it is 'technically' free money that I can claim in between applying for jobs and doing other things that I need to do. So I figure why not, but I've decided to just do it casually vs like I was before and going all out on it.

Thanks for the advice everyone

The box that comes up does say that it can take up to 48hrs, but I've never had to wait that long.  I think the longest I've had to wait was about a day. 

I've noticed that too, but I assume it will be fixed in time - at least I hope it does, the daily bonus def makes it more worth it. I love the Moon faucets and already added the Dash one in my rotation. Free coin is free coin.  It adds up in the end and you can convert it to what you want to convert it to via coinpot.

Thank you Hope it helps!

Heya! 

This is a website/app I made for convince that has easy access to all the coinpot faucets (including the new Moon Dashcoin faucet). I wanted something that was convent that I could use on my phone to claim when I was away from the computer (the other apps I found were add ridden and there was already enough ads on these sites as it is to also have ads for an app - so I made one myself) and figured I could also share with others who may like it as well. 

Hope it may be of use to others! 

The website is: http://crypto.mmo-spellbook.com/app/

Thanks!

~ Yumene

So, back when bitcoin was new-ish by suggestion from a friend.  I started faucets and and tried mining with my computer; which was alright, and by the time that I stopped I had about $20 in coin and I left it there for a few years or so until coming back recently and seeing how much bitcoin is now and then regretting not keeping up with the faucets and mining. My little $20 that I had is now worth almost $250 USD. 

So, since I am still broke and out of a job I am thinking to get back into earning BTC but I'm not sure exactly where to start.  I did put together a little site of some of the faucets I've used in the past (since I had some friends asking about it on my FB post I posted about seeing my coinbase wallet balance, but aside from that, I'm not sure where to go.

Is mining with the PC even a option anymore?  Are faucets even worth it?  What's the best way to get back into this with having literally no income to actually invest with?

Thank you! 

I've yet to win anything big. Biggest I've gotten is getting to the 2nd tier one time.  Maybe one day it will be in my favor.