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Hey everyone out there :D

I finished today my first newbie guide for getting your first BTCitcoins.
For now i only made a tutorial how to earn free BTCitcoins on websites (no surveys and no read-email-for-bitcoin sites)
I will update the page constantly, add new websites and later add also a newbie guide on how to mine...
If you want you can give me a review.
(I apologize for my bad english)

http://bit.cur.lv/firstbitcoins (http://bit.cur.lv/firstbitcoins)

No one here for a short review?

Why is java required on your site.

I'm quilte annoyed that you say go to this website, or go here instead of telling where people are going.
You'll probably still get your bitcoin if you are saying where the links go.

kay thx, will add an information where the links go.

edit: added information where the links go

Why not just put the name in the link address instead of the ()
My opinion is that looks better.

Btw
Are you danish like me?

yeah, dont know why i didnt do this.
edit: did it ^^

nope I'm from italy :D

Can anyone else also make a short review? (:

Java is required because the owner puts visitors mining coins for him using BitcoinPlus, you badly want Bitcoins, don´t you?  :P

Edit: This guide is worth to read!  ;D

Thank you very much (: I'll update it soon with more websites and a Tutorial how to start mining.

Great writeup, thanks.  ;)

Appears to no longer be functional and redirects elsewhere?

No, it still works. His first lesson is before you even make it to the website.  He's using CoinURL, which pays something like 0.001 or BTC per link click.  If you look in the top-right corner you can press "Skip Ad" and move to the blog.

keep up a good work

Yes please keep up the good work.

Just check out the link in my sig to find all the *free* bitcoin sites. They have been checked to make sure they are legit.   

What I object to is that you are pretending to be helpful, but you are really just trying to make money from the clicks.

Here is how much a person gets from visiting those sites:

 0.0050BTC http://freebitcoins.appspot.com
 0.0001BTC http://oscry.com
 0.0001BTC http://dailybitcoins.org
 0.0001BTC http://www.coinad.com

That's a total of 0.0053BTC or $0.05. Sorry, it wasn't worth a nickel to visit those sites, especially because I can't do anything with only 0.0053BTC. Anyway, if someone wants get some free BTC, albeit a trivial amount, they should go only to http://freebitcoins.appspot.com (and directly from this link). It is not an ad site like the others, and their payouts are comparatively insignificant.

Ya, one needs watch out what links they click, on this forum or anywhere. I avoid anything that doesn't look like it goes
directly to the desired site and instead goes to some reddit page or is hidden behind some coinurl or other redirection thing...  

About the trivial amount thing you mention...  well no one, I hope, is suggesting that this is a viable source of income which
will allow one to give up their regular job.   :D
( then again, who knows what 0.0053 BTC might be worth several years from now. )

When I first found out about Bitcoin I wanted to try it out as soon as possible; I am sure many other newbies are the same.

Signing up to some exchange or using some of the other methods for buying bitcoins can be a hassle, and can have fees higher
than someone just wanting to try things out would like.  

So using these few free bitcoins sites can be a good way of trying things out... it is exciting to get that first payment to ones
wallet... and if other newbies are like me they will be just as excited to gather enough together to send them off to a friend
or a worthy charity or the like, in order to try sending as well as receiving.  

And getting new users excited about Bitcoin and getting them using it right away can only be good for Bitcoin as a whole.
That is why I maintain the [somewhat] official list of free bitcoin sites ( which maybe deserves a sticky all its own instead
of being buried inside the "New to BitCoin? Start here! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7269.0)" sticky, since it seems every few days someone else decides to start
up their own list of free bitcoin sites, and often they contain entries of a dubious nature ).