I tried coinpayu the other day. I don't like it.

Presh wrote:That's the same story with almost all faucets that I know. They always pay low. I don't seem to understand why it is like that.

First of all, consider that you can create an account with just an eMail address. You don't have to supply identification, a bank account or anything like that.

Second, you click a faucet and earn crypto. How much effort does it take to click a button?

Third, you earn crypto for performing small tasks. Take surveys or a quiz, watch videos, etc. Some people spend time commenting on social media and don't earn a penny. They watch YouTube videos and don't earn for it. At least with crypto faucets, a few minutes to a couple of hours a day can earn you crypto.

Some faucets pay interest on your crypto.

The faucets pay low? Hey, it's a free account and the owners are the ones maintaining the site. You're not paying any of those expenses.

You come to Forum Coin and earn for your activity. Why not use a faucet and earn for your activity?

What Is a Crypto Faucet? | Ledger
https://www.ledger.com/academy/what-is-a-crypto-faucet

Best Crypto Faucets 2024 | Koinly
https://koinly.io/blog/best-crypto-faucets/

Maybe you should try making your own crypto faucet. Maybe you'll make more. It's a thought.

Make your own Crypto Faucet in 5 Minutes
https://youtu.be/B1xoedunacQ?si=bLHMLrw0OcqSG6ec

augusta wrote:post on sites to cashout with crypto than trying to make money with faucets

I prefer sites where I can receive crypto because PayPal always takes some of my money. I think their fees are a little bit too high.

Today at Cointiply I earned 1,920 extra coins for completing a Quest. Whew! It was a long time coming but I finally earned them Woo Hoo!

I earned crypto through Bucksify (about $7.50) but I sent it to Cointipy because that faucet pays 5% interest on a balance greater than $3.50.

At Cointiply I complete the Quests to earn extra coins. I got 560 extra coins fro maintaining a certain balance. I love this faucet!

The Cointiply faucet is unpredictable. They have various prizes based on the number you spin. I usually earn about 28 coins per spin. But sometimes I get lucky. One time a spin earned me 700+ coins.

Another cool thing is that I am on the mailing list and regularly receive the Promo Code. Every time I redeem that I get 90 coins.

I also do the Quests and get extra coins that way.

Then the PTC ads can earn me up 200 coins per day. For all the years I have clicked the ads, only one time did somebody post a fraudulent ad.

You can do surveys but I don't on Cointiply.
(I do surveys on Bucksify because I earn extra tokens just for taking the survey.)

I earn from the referrals who signed up with my link.

Also, Cointiply pays 5% if you keep a balance of 35,000 coins. Which is easy to do.

Now and then I earn extra coins from the Rain Pool.

Cointiply has been around for years and has even changed owners. It's still a good faucet.

King Belieal wrote: guess the debts were not huge debts.

Not huge? When you don't have any money and the finance charges keep adding on to the balance because you don't have the money to pay ... they were huge to me! The balances kept getting bigger.

I had crypto but no cash. My creditors did not accept crypto for payment.

Fortunately, someone helped me get cash (USD) for my crypto and that's how my debts got paid.

oldbuddy wrote:

Vehlijanta wrote:Its still not a bad idea to earn from faucets but if you are only earning from faucets then it won't help

I dissagree, they are still a significant help to myself and my spouse both and have been for the last 23 years.

Yes! They also helped me significantly. I had debt and crypto faucets helped me pay the debt. Now I'm using the faucets to either save fr a rainy day or help my kids when they need it.

Don't use faucets for big money. Use it for easy money.
Hourly faucet claims, PTC ads, watch videos, and take a few surveys.
It adds up.

jackchun wrote:In fact I still manage to earn more than 15 dollars from crypto games and faucets per month because of my hard work

I'm OK with the faucets because you don't do much. I don't bother with the games because I have never been good at them.

I checked the withdrawal history on one of my faucets. I usually withdraw about $5 worth of Litecoin every month. That's great considering the only thing that all I do to earn crypto is play videos with ads, and click the hourly faucet to claim free crypto.

I am using a site called Bucksify. They give extra bonuses depending on your activity. Those bonuses help me earn faster.

My stupidity continues to astonish me. I forgot that Cointiply gave extra coins for "Quests". I forgot to claim the rewards. The other day I finally clicked on the Quest button and noticed there were several rewards I had not claimed. When I finished clicking the buttons I had collected about 600 coins.

I am so upset. Cointiply is offering a special deal for Christmas. If you deposit coins you will earn extra than the usual 5% as a Xmas gift. Wouldn't you know what? I don't have any crypto that I can pull from anywhere to deposit. My sons need money. All of a sudden, my sons needed financial help; plus I lent a friend some money. I withdrew from my crypto savings and converted to cash to give to them. Ah well! Such is life!

Thanks to writing reviews and doing surveys I made $4 at Beer Money Forum. I withdrew the amount and I am waiting for payment.

jackchun wrote:Now coinmarketcap give you daily reward for just a click , you may exchange something worth there

I visited the site. I might create an account. Is it free?

I am so happy today!

Coinbbase is NOT a faucet. But every once in a while they give you an opportunity to earn free crypto. It's been a while but today I earned $5 worth of cryptocurrency learning about a new token.

If you have a Coinbase account go quick and earn $5. It took me bout 15 minutes to answer the quiz questions.

riberet19 wrote:but it is really useful for small payments, since in networks like Bitcoin, transactions of 1000sats are impossible unless you use the Lightning network.

Oh yeah! My son told me about Lightning Network. I have not tried it though.

oldbuddy wrote:I tried to sign up several times and it always told me USA Members were not allowed.

They totally revamped their site. But anyway you're not missing out on much.

oldbuddy wrote:FaucetPay never was an option for me, they do not allow members from the USA.

I'm in the USA. I use FaucatPay. I like their Coin Swap feature. I often convert my Bitcoin into Bitcoin Cash.