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Title: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Anillos2 on March 19, 2015, 01:47:09 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast.
But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Sam Sparrow on March 19, 2015, 04:26:10 AM Bitvisitor's payment is too low for what it requires, faucets are way better for earning just a few bits.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: twister on March 19, 2015, 05:54:11 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Recommend it to them, I don't think they will implement it, users who visit these sites like PTC & Faucets are brand new to bitcoin and they want to get paid as quickly as possible, even if it is dust. And older members when they realize that it's a waste of time, stop visiting these sites once and for all. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: notlist3d on March 19, 2015, 07:13:35 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Recommend it to them, I don't think they will implement it, users who visit these sites like PTC & Faucets are brand new to bitcoin and they want to get paid as quickly as possible, even if it is dust. And older members when they realize that it's a waste of time, stop visiting these sites once and for all. It just is so small of payments. It can cause dust and really is not worth it for amount of time. It is really just good for someone who want's to play with a small BTC amount without any investment. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: favdesu on March 19, 2015, 07:54:28 AM it's a great way to waste a lot of time for literally nothing... As mentioned above, get in a signature program, that way you earn and learn a lot while browsing/posting here.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: SirChiko on March 19, 2015, 08:16:05 AM it's a great way to waste a lot of time for literally nothing... As mentioned above, get in a signature program, that way you earn and learn a lot while browsing/posting here. Well, actually it seems that op has 500+ activity and is already in signature campaign so i don't see reason behind visiting sites like this one lol.Also if you want to deal with it anyway then you should contact them by e-mail and not write an topic on bcttalk in newbie section. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: favdesu on March 19, 2015, 08:34:38 AM it's a great way to waste a lot of time for literally nothing... As mentioned above, get in a signature program, that way you earn and learn a lot while browsing/posting here. Well, actually it seems that op has 500+ activity and is already in signature campaign so i don't see reason behind visiting sites like this one lol.Also if you want to deal with it anyway then you should contact them by e-mail and not write an topic on bcttalk in newbie section. I think he just want to warn newbie to not join at bitvisitor since it's useless And they might use their time better than just collecting 'dust' looks to me like OP is trying to brainstorm a proposal for bitvisits, not like a warning. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: SirChiko on March 19, 2015, 08:37:45 AM it's a great way to waste a lot of time for literally nothing... As mentioned above, get in a signature program, that way you earn and learn a lot while browsing/posting here. Well, actually it seems that op has 500+ activity and is already in signature campaign so i don't see reason behind visiting sites like this one lol.Also if you want to deal with it anyway then you should contact them by e-mail and not write an topic on bcttalk in newbie section. I think he just want to warn newbie to not join at bitvisitor since it's useless And they might use their time better than just collecting 'dust' looks to me like OP is trying to brainstorm a proposal for bitvisits, not like a warning. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: btcbrother on March 19, 2015, 09:32:55 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. It would be good for users who collects from it, but not good for BitVisitor as they make more this way.But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: kepo07 on March 19, 2015, 09:48:14 AM it's a great way to waste a lot of time for literally nothing... As mentioned above, get in a signature program, that way you earn and learn a lot while browsing/posting here. You wouldn't be contributing much if you join after knowning Bitcoin. It takes time. It is useless to join signature campaign when you are a newbie. Bitvisitor doesn't require any skills or knowledge.Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Shogen on March 19, 2015, 10:10:42 AM If you like to use faucets and PTC sites but don't like to have your wallet filled with dusts, you can always use a deposit address on exchanges/casinos/xapo and withdraw the balance when it is large enough.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Anillos2 on March 19, 2015, 01:09:16 PM I know that the payment is very low, but It's a Bitcoin based service, so advertisers must use Bitcoin to use it.
It isn't like Adsense faucets, where advertisers pay with fiat currency. I think that it could help to spread the usage of Bitcoin outside the Bitcoin community. Also, I have a small web app, and I have placed a Anonymous adds banner. The payment is low, but It's based on BTC and It helps to spread Bitcoin. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: techgeek on March 19, 2015, 04:22:49 PM I would reocommend just the freebitco.in faucet since the amount can increase when btc prices are going down.
I remember bitvistor now has a minimum that really is annoying to achieve to get it out. Cause the amounts were too small perk click when it rotated. For the faucet users I would invest into getting a captcha service and be more automated. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: coinpr0n on March 19, 2015, 04:33:41 PM I have a couple issues with BitVisitor ... They really haven't updated their site in any meaningful way in a long time. It would be very easy to add a settings option and people could change their own limits. Support I've found to be non-existent.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: favdesu on March 19, 2015, 04:44:24 PM I have a couple issues with BitVisitor ... They really haven't updated their site in any meaningful way in a long time. It would be very easy to add a settings option and people could change their own limits. Support I've found to be non-existent. yeah, and advertising there isn't really good anymore. I used them for some cheap traffic, but well... waste of cents now Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: okthen on March 19, 2015, 05:58:15 PM BitVisitor is stagnated, there's nothing new in the site for a long time, it's buggy and it pays miserably for the amount of work.
Better to play some stupid game you enjoy if you want to win some satoshi, at least you'll have fun. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: ikydesu on March 20, 2015, 12:30:09 PM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Much issue with bitvisit, especially with their rules. I got 3 times banned :-\ Your idea is good i think, with the high reward. If you want try to find something like bitvisit i prefer to btc-get or eaencrypto although the concept not same as bitvisit but the reward is worth. ~iki Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: CoinTop on March 20, 2015, 03:42:44 PM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Much issue with bitvisit, especially with their rules. I got 3 times banned :-\ Your idea is good i think, with the high reward. If you want try to find something like bitvisit i prefer to btc-get or eaencrypto although the concept not same as bitvisit but the reward is worth. ~iki Earncrypto haven't payed out in months turned scam don't go there. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: yeponlyone on March 20, 2015, 04:04:11 PM it's a great way to waste a lot of time for literally nothing... As mentioned above, get in a signature program, that way you earn and learn a lot while browsing/posting here. You wouldn't be contributing much if you join after knowning Bitcoin. It takes time. It is useless to join signature campaign when you are a newbie. Bitvisitor doesn't require any skills or knowledge.But, you could earn more bitcoin by do signature campaign even you are newbie & don't know much about bitcoin than earn bitcoin by watching ads at bitvisitor Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: kinnu on March 20, 2015, 06:03:04 PM Site does not has payment request option that is the problem may they implement in future.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: pooya87 on March 21, 2015, 06:53:20 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. people usually don't trust random websites to keep their hard earned BTC with the risk of them being dried. if you are worried about dust you can sign up in an exchange website and give that BTC address instead and don't worry about dust.But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: kepo07 on March 21, 2015, 07:36:44 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. people usually don't trust random websites to keep their hard earned BTC with the risk of them being dried. if you are worried about dust you can sign up in an exchange website and give that BTC address instead and don't worry about dust.But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: coinpr0n on March 21, 2015, 10:43:50 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. people usually don't trust random websites to keep their hard earned BTC with the risk of them being dried. if you are worried about dust you can sign up in an exchange website and give that BTC address instead and don't worry about dust.But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Only the option to increase the withdrawal limit from 60 bits needs to be included. I usually like to cash-out of faucets first quick, to see they work - but later on I prefer to increase the payouts. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Kprawn on March 21, 2015, 12:40:38 PM Well the dust should not be such a big problem. With some proper wallet management you could clear out the dust.
See this thread for more details, to remove dust ---> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=805558.0 Newbies will not use this service, if the payment threshold is increased. {Most people these days, want instant gratification} :( Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: nambich on March 26, 2015, 09:16:48 PM It just is so small of payments. It can cause dust and really is not worth it for amount of time.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: kwaasteniet on March 26, 2015, 10:59:44 PM Let them pay through faucetbox or microwallet that's better than direct.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: coinpr0n on March 27, 2015, 08:43:09 AM If only they would listen... that's my major problem with BitVisitor is that their support is non-existent. It's sad because they've been around for ever it would be cool if they had some interaction with the community.
Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Minerjoe on March 28, 2015, 07:58:54 PM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Bitvisitor is a scam website. Sent them some BTC to pay for an add and it was not the exact amount due to fees. Have tried to contact them several times afterwards and no response from admin. SCAM!!! Do not use it. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: mindfulmojo on March 29, 2015, 06:37:46 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Bitvisitor is a scam website. Sent them some BTC to pay for an add and it was not the exact amount due to fees. Have tried to contact them several times afterwards and no response from admin. SCAM!!! Do not use it. This doesn't make it a scam... more like it was abandoned and left to run itself. Did you try sending the missing btc? I will say that I don't think that they pay for referral earnings... Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: coinpr0n on March 29, 2015, 09:00:20 AM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Bitvisitor is a scam website. Sent them some BTC to pay for an add and it was not the exact amount due to fees. Have tried to contact them several times afterwards and no response from admin. SCAM!!! Do not use it. This doesn't make it a scam... more like it was abandoned and left to run itself. Did you try sending the missing btc? I will say that I don't think that they pay for referral earnings... I agree I don't think scam is the word. I also have had issues with no getting the views delivered and the already sent the payment. It's the non-existent support that's a breaker for me. I will not be using them to advertise ever again. But they do pay their visitors (albeit not very much). Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: Minerjoe on March 29, 2015, 04:18:14 PM I know that Bitvisitor is a useful site that helps newbies to earn their first coins very fast. But IMHO it has a problem: It creates too much dust. My idea is simple: When a new address starts to Visit sites, pay every 60 uBTC. But if that address collects 1mBTC, It could be a good idea to give payments weekly. I know that a new user wants to have a fast payment, but older users will prefer less dust. Bitvisitor is a scam website. Sent them some BTC to pay for an add and it was not the exact amount due to fees. Have tried to contact them several times afterwards and no response from admin. SCAM!!! Do not use it. This doesn't make it a scam... more like it was abandoned and left to run itself. Did you try sending the missing btc? I will say that I don't think that they pay for referral earnings... Abandoned? So what s the point discussing this service if its abandoned. Yes, I ve tried sending the missing btc, still nothing. Fortunately, it was just a few $. Still would never recommend anyone deal with this website. Title: Re: Bitvisitor sugestions Post by: erikalui on March 29, 2015, 04:57:50 PM I used to earn bitcoins from Bitvisitor.com but the pay is very less and plus I need to wait for 5 minutes each time. It would be better if they could make the time 60 seconds and increase the number of bits offered for each ad viewed.
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