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I have made a dogecoin and a tacocoin faucet, and I'm thinking of making a bitcoin one.

What I am worried about is:

1) Tx Fees making it too expensive,

2) Bitcoin is much bigger, which means I am a much larger target to hackers, and it will cost more to keep funded.

Whats you view?

Well there are plenty of Btc faucets around, but I think you'd need something original or a higher paying one to draw in users. And do hackers really actually go after the little amount faucets usually have in hot wallets?

I don't think it would be worth for any hacker and their time.

Really depends. Some faucets have serious holes, especially the ones using popular scripts, which only take a couple of minutes to exploit.

TX fee's can be cut by sending many payments at once. Hackers can be a problem if you use a popular/open source script, so just make your own or get someone to make one for you.

I had my own faucet for a few months, but it costed me more then I got back from ads, so I couldn't keep it running, sadly.

Given your success with the alt coin faucets you seem well positioned to do a bitcoin one. 

It seems to me that the most successful faucet right now is the freebitco.in one that combines a faucet with a gambling site.  Maybe if you did something like that you could make it work out financially for you. 

Something to prevent botting is an absolute must.  Primedice has a faucet built into it and even with recaptcha it is constantly having to fight off botters.

Good Luck!

Its difficult to make a faucet profitable. I ran a kind of faucet earlier, were you submit jokes.. daily there were 2 or 3 winning jokes who won 0.0001 BTC. So per month its 0.006  BTC (2.6 usd).  The problem was there was not enough traffic - for every 1000 visitors you get about ~ 0.0025 btc trough the ad service im using. Unfortunately, traffic was about 10-20 a day. Im not quite sure why so few people were interested in btc for jokes ???

Anyway, it depends on these factors:
 - how much do you give to the users?
 - how much traffic do you have?
 - how much do advertisers give you?

You'll notice in generally faucets give 0.00000400 BTC or less per day, maybe 0.0001 a week.



You could simply put a counter on the site. Say get the value from a MySQL database, increase it. Keep and send the money on another machine (perhaps in another country/location). In that way, no risk for mtgox style hacks.

Ha Ha ...so true. Copy-pasting same script which is not maintained for long will definitely have its own drawback. Moreover every tom-dick-harry is now opening a faucet not knowing how BTC works ...the outcome is so inevitable

Maybe you could send the payment weekly, instead of daily, to reduce to number of tx (which is indeed good for the receivers as well, as they will have less inputs for their future tx).

If you want to run a Bitcoin faucet, don't expect to get rich off it. And if you don't want to be targeted by hackers, hold a small amount of coin.

If you're worried about transaction fees, use a service like microwallet (I don't know exactly how it works but a lot of faucets use them).

I can't see it being profitable in anyway currently, sure there are more casino's/markets related to BTC's but these don't target faucets (At least this is what I think) considering people there rarely use these. The market is very saturated too and you need some effort to find advertisers.

Not really worth it if you're trying to make money off it, but it is smart if you work in the web development industry and you want to have a nice web page to show off. (I don't think a potential employer would be impressed by a tacocoin faucet page, and dogecoin has yet to gain as much respect as btc).

Its great you got all these things to play with, but look at your competitor?

And when I mean by competitor its the oldest ones already here that most have registered to, because of the long constant pay.

One of them which you know I`m sure, freebitcoi.n and bitvisitor etc.

Most of these users arent going to spend more time, (in my observation) - since the faucet does take time away from them.

This isnt to shut down your idea, its just to see if you can do in another way. Such as people now focus on if theres a rotation site that does all the faucet sites that are known. So its not much of waste of time opening 8 different tabs on google chrome, etc.

I disagree. While faucet rotators like cryptoplace (http://faucets.cryptoplace.net) are great, they also offer up a benefit for faucet owners (in that they help drive more traffic to those sites). If a good faucet is created and it's competitive, I, for example, would gladly put it at the very top of my list (first faucet visited) which helps the users and the faucet owner.

All of the BTC faucet services that I used deposited bitcoins into a microwallet.org or coinbox.me account which only sent the bitcoins to me once enough had been accumulated from multiple faucets and a certain limit was reached (about 3 cents worth I think). I don't think any of them sent BTC directly into my wallet.

It took me about an hour to reach this limit so I stopped bothering with faucets however.

There are quite a number of sites (usually older or bigger ones) that send the payment out by themselves, such as bitcoiner.net and bitvisitor.com.


Smart decision IMO.
I don't know why, but some people are really obsessed with faucets even when they only get a tiny bit of bitcoin.

1. Almost no faucets add tx fees to and sometimes it takes days to show up but free is free

2. Like the others have said, no hacker worth his salt would go after such a paltry amount

The psychology behind it is the action/reward system. Press button the button, get a reward (even if it is after 20 presses). It really is like Pavlov dog training  :)

I think people are not so obsessed with faucets, my one had only between 5-30 visitors a day, and unlike others it even had jokes  :)

People asked the same thing back when faucets gave out whole Bitcoins and they had no value. They said the same thing again when they paid out mBTC's and they had no value. See where I'm going with this? :p. It's all speculation. If you had hit up faucets back in the day, you could have hundreds of Bitcoins now. While they had no value then, they do now. If you had hit them after that, you could have a few full Bitcoins. While they had no value back then, they do now.

you could do more profitable things,then buy bitcoins, then have more hundreads of bitcoins. Or, if you are in the full bitcoin faucet giveaways times, just mine btcoins.



@topic: for me the faucet market for bitcoin is saturated, so you should put your faucet like part of a bigger site, like a cassino or a bitcoin news site. Or maybe make faucets in others languages, like spanish, french or russian. Not sure if would make difference

I agree that there are more profitable ways. But that's like saying "you're better off going to college for 8 years and becoming a medical doctor than you are working at your local tax firm." There are millions of things more profitable than anything else. That's irrelevant; there's a reason why people choose one thing over another.

but go to faucets aggregates nothing, while we have an entire services subforum with lots of services and signature renting, and the gambling section with some good offers.Study 8 year to be a doctor is delay your returns, so they are like different kind of stuff. Use services and mining instead of faucets would be like work for one tax firm that pays less for the same job than other near you home.

For me, I want an automatic faucet that I can open every hour without typing any code. Just a link.. no need to press button or QR code

I can tell you right now that nobody will do that. Why? Bots.

I think if you can build something equal to or better then freebitcoi.n I`d probably join.

I mean why not right? As long as you pay out..so yeah.

Do people seriously still use faucets?

I do. Why not? It takes a lot of time though, but I`m on the computer most of the day anyways which is why I do it.

Not sure about others. As long its free I`m okay with it.

Doesn't seem like it's worth the time. But it's your choice.

I'd say you're probably a bit late to the faucet party. The most popular ones are well established and it's hard for new ones to get popular.

If a faucet pays equal to or higher than the more prominent ones, there is plenty of space left. You could go a single satoshi higher than the higher paying ones and become everyone's first choice.

 Here's an idea for you.
                                   THE BITCOIN EDUCATION FAUCET   
                     or some other title that makes it clear that it's about learning for newbies.
    You could have multiple choice answers for the visitors to click to earn some satoshi. I've not seen a faucet like that yet.

   Something like:  What is a tx?
                                          (a)=transaction
                                          (b)=a spoon
                                          (c)=your mamma

   Every question should be about Bitcoin lingo and be written for the layman.
                       

This right here. It's also why faucets pay so little. People could otherwise use services that enter captchas for you and still bot them.

Back in the day faucets didn't have any captchas, and there were bots that would just skip around and keep hitting them for you automatically. Blame the people that exploit like this for why we have the annoyances we do today.

I think there is an educational faucet around here, but not sure if for teach the basics of BTC.

Still a good idea ;D

Actually using some clever hacking you could have a bot that fills in the catpcha and presses the button.
However the pay-off to make such a bot is not worth the time, you may be able to automatically get 0.00288 B / month  :)

When Bitcoin is $100k each, that 0.002 BTC will be worth a lot, :).

yes, but i earn more btc using other methods  :)

If you have no special skills or products to sell, have lots of free time, and don't have a member rank account on bitcointalk, I can understand why you use faucets.

Otherwise, I don't think you should spend your time on faucets at all...

You can mindlessly do faucets though. You can even knock them out while watching TV and stuff, whereas you'd need to take the time to think to do any of the other things.

Well if you manage to do a faucet, do one not for your own benefit, but for the benefit of the people in need in this world.

Target :

1. Asia or Africa {Where most people do not even earn more than $10 a week}
2. Make it as easy as possible.
3. Make it educational. {Force them to read a whole page, and answer a question} When they answer correctly, pay them.
4. Make the payment worth the trouble.
5. Offer different languages.

One of my favorite movies of all time, is "Pay it forward" - If more of us, create anything with that in mind, you will prosper.

Doing anything to steal from others, will eventually lead to failure.

Good luck

The captcha in a bitcoin faucet is a must, i have seen faucets of gambling sites, free faucets, to be depleted by bots withing hours because they dint have a captcha.. even if the faucet is as little as 0.0005 it can be depleted.

Any reason why people make bitcoin faucet?

To help newbies and give back to the community.

Gets people on their site, so they can stick some adverts and links to other things. The trick is to make more than you give away obvious i know but hard for alot of people to get right.

OP i'd be keen to see you other faucets first before saying you should make more, but hey if you can make them work, i'm sure you could make BTC work.

I would rather buy some faucet then start one, thats more established.

Most faucets that aren't losing money are part of much bigger projects. People are pretty immune to the ads that are on faucets (due to skipping around so much), so their value is minimal at best. Most are going to lose money. If they bring visitors to their other sites, though, it can more than compensate for these losses.

I wasted too much time on faucets. They arent worth the effort,.

make manual payouts instead of automatic ones, if someone hacks the system then you'll most probably notice it and avoid it
so you have nothing to worry about ;)

That's a lot of work if you're doing tens of thousands of payments a day. Most people don't want to deal with all of that (and the earnings are so low it's not worth it anyways).

If you could get some people to visit your faucet, add some ads and you might be able to make ROI. Make weekly payments in batches, so that you have to reach x amount of bitcoins to cashout. It would not incur so much transaction fees.

Faucets are such a waste of time, but newbs get suckered in with the promise of their first free coins.

It wouldnt be worth the work or hassle for the operators of the faucet. Things need to be automatic to have any chance of turning a profit. They already dont make that much from advertising so its got to be profitable and worth it to them.

Newbs can only learn the hard way on this.

Agreed, automation makes this less costly, if you have to check and validate all these before agreeing to payout it could add alot of time/money on after small profits.


Is a good point and worth thinking about, if you can get them thru the door with this and keep them for something else, it might be worth taking the lose here to win big in other places.

I would probably just partner up with an existing faucet, and see if they are open to promote yours as well.

Of course there will be some part of compensation to do so.

Thats if you made a bitcoin faucet.

i need free faucet script to make a faucet bitcoin. any body can help me?
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Well everyone has to start somewhere.

Even if you have to start with faucets.  :P

It's a learning curve, and how would you not know, that it hurts when you bump you head, if you have not done it before?

Can faucet operators, not program the faucet to screen big payouts, then they just need to check those.

A hacker will have to go all out, to get something worthwhile from a faucet.

Eg. Let's take Freebitco

1. Take highest payouts. {Put a halt order before payout on a certain limit, set by the operator}
2. Manually check, if this person "clicked" every hour. {Compare this to the maximum, a person can get through "free rolls"}
3. Check if he won the jackpot. {If it = NO flag it}
4. Check if he gambled, and if he did, how much. {Check winnings}

If the numbers do not add up, suspend his account. {Send a email to owner of the account}

If he receives no explanation, within a set period, delete the account.

Should not be that much work or effort, to only check the highest payouts.

If you are verifying data before it is written to the database (and have cleared out potential problems with SQL injection) there shouldn't be problems anyways.

tacocoin sounds like a really great investment. OP, could you tell me more about it? ;D

Faucets main issue currently IMO isn't fees or security but the lack of advertisers in the typical smaller faucets but not totally sure, IMO it's not profitable to open a faucet now.

I agree with you. I had to close my faucet because I couldn't pay my visitors with the revenue I got from my ads. Which sucked to be honest. I loved being a faucet owner.

I've noticed this as well. And it was caused by three things:

1) Faucets started flooding their sites with ads. I've seen some with 20+ ads on the page
2) More and more faucets started popping up
3) People became immune to the ads due to there being so many

This killed profit for advertisers, so they started paying less. Even so, more and more faucets popped up (as some people would gladly run a faucet for a cent per week).

I used adservices like BitAds and AdBit, which would give me pretty good revenue even though I had just one or two ads per page (and none on some pages). However, I didn't want to decrease my payout even more so I started to take some loses. After a while nobody clicked the ads which caused investors to not spend money on my ads, which caused me to lose even more money. So I shut it down.

Yeah, it sucks that it came to that. At the end of last year there were a couple faucets I know of that were pulling in 5btc+ in profit per week. One was earning 1.5-2 BTC a day off theirs.

I wish that I was once of them, but oh well. Bad luck. I still liked giving back to the community and helping out newbies.

I would think with enough visitors you can make some money off a faucet, if you sell advertising.  You will need a lot of visitors and you'll have to give away only enough to make sure you're profitable.  Another idea some faucets do is to have it like a lottery, where you could get from 1 satoshi up to 1 BTC or something like that.

The problem is the market is oversaturated. You'd need to approach advertisers directly to land any deals at this point. Otherwise you're not going to make much, if anything.

Yup and the problem with that is, you need visitors to get advertisers, but with a oversaturated market, you won't get enough to be attractive to advertisers. Which sucks :-\

If people were able to (or willing to) pay a decent amount, they could gain market share easily. When most faucets are paying out like half a uBTC per claim, that is nothing. If they were giving more money, they would be prioritized. I, for example, would gladly prioritize sites on my rotator if they were willing to pay more.

more the better IMO

It's not the jokes people are unmotivated by, it's the tiny amount of wealth faucets pay out. Ohh, 50 cents worth of bitcoin, oh myyy, I should take the time to sign up for some shitty open-mic-night dad-jokes site! No.

And nobody gives a shit about gambling, this is not 1930.

Well, that is true of course. But most people don't have that kind of money to put into a faucet. Also, the chance of losing it are quite high. Most people prefer to play safe with their hard earned BTC.

Yeah it was also going to happen really, so many faucets out there, there was bound to be alot of natural selection until we were down to a few bigger players. It maybe worth it again soon if BTC takes another upwards drive.

LOL. I dont think hackers would be interested in hacking the faucets, there are other big things for them to hack, and it completely your wish that if you want to open a bitcoin faucet or not. By opening one you'll just contribute to the spread of bitcoin, but i guess your faucet should payout instantly, and as the current faucets just pay out dust so your faucet should have a higher payouts than the others.

My faucet had a peerbet payout option and people loved it. Most payments were done to peerbet accounts. So that is something that a faucet owner should implement. I was the first one to do so. Still have the code laying around if someone is interested in it. For a small donation of course.

Well yeah, i saw some option of peerbet payment on a faucet but i dont remember which one. But I really dont know what peerbet is. So would you also like to throw some light on the peerbet accounts? And let this guy collect money for his own faucet first then only he'll be able to think about buying your code.

Was it on Bitcoininformation.info because that is my website which had a faucet. Peerbet is a player vs player gambling website. People create nets and we'll play against each other. Anyway, the donation is jot required. Of course. It's a donation after all. Sorry if that wasn't clear enough.

making a faucet is just waste of time

Its not if your learning as you go, it can help to gain insight into doing alot of auto BTC stuff, but in terms of making worth while BTC yeah abit of a waste of time.

Well, the faucet wasnt on bitcoininformation.info, ive never visited this site. maybe someone else would have coppied your idea.

Yeah, people copied it quite quickly. I knew who did it after me, but forgot. Has been a while since I had my faucet :P

Most of the faucets are having an upper limit for payments. Users must accumulate that many Bitcoins (say BTC0.0005 or BTC0.001), to qualify for the withdrawal. Still... the transaction fee can be heavy.

How much did you gave out from your faucet and did you ever had any profits from your faucet? and did you ever publicize your faucet?

Around 1BTC loss (meaning I paid it out of my own pocket), no profits. A very old version of the code was on Github and people forked it, so it can be found, yes. I do not give support for it though.

Weekly batch payments can help to solve the problem. User must accumlate 0.001 and cashout will only be done once per week. This way, the operator can pay 0.1 for 100 people and only use a transaction fee of 0.0001

I doubt if there has been a total of 1BTC taken out of all the faucets. The faucets pay out dust and the bitcoins users are very less, I think maybe your faucet had been misused. And why didnt you give out some kinds of google ads on your faucet so that you gain some profit from that faucet?

I had ads on my page and it was a long time ago. When Bitcoin wasn't as high as it is right now.

I own http://givemebtc.net which has a custom theme then most faucets, I am selling it if anyone is interested. It gets anywhere from 5000-6000 hits a day

my bid : 0.001BTC

Well if you can link faucets with Facebook games, and have people pay with bitcoin per game. You would make mega bucks.

I know people who are addicted to those games.

Link it to a once of registration bonus, for a hook, and then have your hourly free faucet, to keep it going.

That would be the fastest way to grow fast.

Just a idea...

The issue with this is how much most faucets are paying. The majority are 1 uBTC or less. This means 100 satoshi.

0.001 BTC is 100k satoshi. So it would take 1000 captchas to get that assuming they were all 1 uBTC. Most people aren't going to go through all that work for it.

Faucets are meant for lazy people who don't have any qualifications to do freelance jobs. Therefore, the pay rates will be much lower than that of the other jobs.  ;D

It's not about the pay rate, it's about having to sit around HOPING that the sites don't go under before you can claim 1k times. For some sites, that's over a month (assuming you hit them every single hour) and that's a big risk. Paying out more often mitigates this risk.

Good thing you asked here for the advice.

nope its a magnet for shady people

Nice idea and new. Wonder what FB would do about this if it became popular. Would be interesting to see how this could be full setup and working.

Also i guess the biggest winner here is Luis von Ahn who invented recaptcha which makes a nice fortune doing ground truthing and archiving for major companies like the new york times. Also the same guy who made duolingo which teaching you enough of a language to start translating sites for them. All very clever way of making people do jobs that machines still suck at for free.

Hmm... that is a problem. Almost 90% of the faucet sites close down before completing one month in operation.

It is smart to make a bitcoin faucet,what you need to make sure is that the rewards are high and it is a microwallet faucet.
That way the faucet becomes popular and you are starting to earn nice BTC from ads.  ;D

Exactly. Probably 30-40 I've used myself ended up running out of funds quickly, were never funded to begin with (and hoped people wouldn't realize it) so nobody could cash out, or just flat out died. Being able to cash out on a regular basis is important now.

This is why alot of sites payout to the microwallet site, which i guess gives people some confidence that they arent wasting their time, just such small amounts i'm not sure faucets are worth anyones time.

If you could ensure getting a lot of traffic you'd be able to make quite a lot from advertising /ad.fly / coin url.

This is false. If it was true, faucets would always be earning money, being that their spending is relative to the visitors, but the advertising money would be as well (such that 10 visitors would be just as profitable as 100000 visitors on a relative basis).

No, that's not true. The money you make by advertising increases when your traffic increases, you don't have to increase the payouts to each visitor, however. An advertiser is going to pay more to a site that gets 10k visitors per day compared to one that gets 1k per day. You'd still pay the same amount of money to each individual, but earn more.

Let's try this another way.

Your advertiser pays $1000 for 1000 visitors. Your faucet pays $1 per visitor. You're breaking even.
Next month, you have 10000 visitors. Your advertiser is now paying $10000. Your faucet is now paying $10000.

You are at the same level regardless. They don't say "well, your traffic is 2x as much so we're going to give you 5x as much money." They will pay you relative to the traffic increase. If your traffic went up 2x, you would make 2x as much. You would also be paying out 2x as much.

If your site is not profitable with 100 visitors, it won't be with 10 million either.

if you think you can make something thats both profitable and safe... then yes, its smart :)

so long as the amount you make is worth your time.


btc faucets can and certainly still are profitable for various people who run some of them.  it's up to you find a method that suits your needs and works for you well.

1) Tx Fees making it too expensive,

This is a big issue, but its not that hard to get around. Just use a micro payments api OR at the end of every day, make one large send.

2) Bitcoin is much bigger, which means I am a much larger target to hackers, and it will cost more to keep funded.

I was botted, but it wasnt that bad. There are hundreds of other faucets so you wont really have to worry about it.

Were you able to actually make a profit from your faucet (and was it recently) or did you end up paying more than it was bringing in?

Truthfully, my goal wasnt really to make money. I think I gave away 0.1 BTC of my own money, but it was a fun experience. I am thinking of re-launching it soon!

Got you. If you do launch it again, and it's based on x time between claims, let me know and I'll add it to my rotator (http://faucets.cryptoplace.net), :).

Your rotator doesnt seem to what to move on after the first BTC facuet.

I wasted too much time on faucets. I guess they can be profitable for the owners if you can get the hits and advertising though.

Yeah, a massive waste of time for most people, at less than a penny for a min of work isnt worth anyones time.

Newbs are just naive and want to get their hands on some coins quickly.

I've been using a coinbase wallet for my faucet collection. If I were to open another account with coinbase and send my faucet earnings there, would I be hit with a transaction fee when I try to cash out? I have about .12 BTC in there. From what I understand coinbase to coinbase transactions have no fee. Would the .12 still be considered many small deposits or a full .12 deposit in the new account?

Pretty sure you would be.

Transaction fee is tiny, so i wouldnt worry about the pennies that the transaction cost.

1) How do you get around the fees from the faucet sites?
2) Do you know how much hashing power do the few free CPUs on SSD CLoud give?

I don't know anything about the profitability of faucets, but I would recommend only entering the Bitcoin faucet market if you have something neat to bring to the table. I dunno, some interesting marketing idea.

I imagine that it is quite hard to gain traction when there are so many already out there. I guess those that swear by faucets would use it.

One question: Do faucets only become profitable after a certain volume?

Or maybe they're testing out their wallets, or just experiencing receiving bitcoins?

I recently checked out Dogecoin by using the faucets. Sure it's a massive waste of time for amassing coins, but it is a nice way to expose you to the crypto.

I learned nothing as I already have Bitcoin wallets, but it's plain to see how it can give newbies a buzz when they see their first coin being verified in the blockchain :)

No, it's not smart. Probably a waste of time for everyone involved,.

Faucets used to give out hundreds of DOGE per claim. Compare that to their cap in price (200 sat) and they could have been profitable. This is where speculation comes in. Now they give almost nothing because the value has gone up. But when they were worth nothing, they had to give more to compensate for having no value.

I want to know how many coins the first ones gave away when they were giving out whole bitcoins.

A lot. Even games like Dragon's Tale used to give out a lot of coin (as in 0.01+ per claim, which was every 15m). Probably even more before that, but that's about the time I started getting involved.

People used to give out a lot of BTC for fun, too. Like on the forums you may get a 0.5 BTC tip just for the lulz. Now you'd be lucky to get 0.00005.

Yep, there are no fees so 0.12 would be fully transferred. Also, if you transact more than 0.001 BTC to any non-coinbase address, coinbase will pay the transaction fee for you!

You mean 0.01 BTC, but yes, CB will pay all the transaction fees even if going to an external address.

What I want to point out, though, is that it may not actually go through. I've had to break down transactions in the past because they kept rejecting due to the number of inputs. You might need to do 0.04x3, for example.

Actually I still get my tx fees paid for me if I send anything above 0.001 btc.

Fuck it, I'm gonna make it!

This is interesting. They apparently changed it (http://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/815435-does-coinbase-pay-bitcoin-miner-fees-) to 0.001 as you said. Maybe this was due to the massive increase in price (the last time I looked was when BTC was $50-55 each).

There was a blog post saying that they raised the min to 0.01, but they changed it back to 0.001.

That's awesome. And thanks for the heads-up! If it weren't for you I'd have still thought they were at 0.01 (which means I've been giving incorrect information).

Lol, np.

No. If you know how to make money using advertising sites such as Coinurl and Anonymous Ads, you will never say this. Yes, it is a waste of time for those noobs who try it, but not for the owner of the website.

And have you made it?? For the sake of this thread, it would be good to hear how all this went for you and your after thoughts.

Haha yeah I'd like to see how it goes for him as well. I suspect failure but we might be surprised.

It's only going to result in failure if he doesn't know what he's doing. If he's running a faucet to try and get rich, he's going to fail. If he is doing it for fun, he won't. If he's doing it for business purposes, he won't.

That is true, judging by the thread though the goal is to make a profit.

If you are going to do it, do it for the experience.

I am making a list of faucet who really paid, and paid good. There are so many faucet website now  :o

i joined a bitcoin faucet bot on telegram and i've been trying to withdraw my bitcoin to my wallet but they wont let me withdraw it says i have more accounts from that IP and asks me to pay...

I guess you already answered your question. There is nothing to gain in faucets now both ways. Transaction fees are one thing and people have already learned. It's good though for getting people aware about bitcoin.

thats really good most of these faucets are scams as the way i see it. :/

In my opinion,making a faucet is simply misuse of time,energy and assets since you'll be purchasing AD's constantly

where will you post it??