I hate to say this, but the reason why this doubler will probably end up lasting longer than most other ones is because the transparency behind all the "investments". Iirc, the transactions on the site actually link to their txid in the blockchain, and the information on the site itself matches what's displayed. The reason why the other doublers are so fucked up is because they just use random transactions to display in their investments list.

With that said, this doubler will one day shut down and run. Like I explained several posts back, the list of investors is just going to grow, and continue to grow, and one day, it's going to be impossible to pay back all the investors... The only thing with that is the transparency of this site is going to be its downfall. Not only will it be nearly impossible to hide investments coming in, but investors will stop coming if they see a large balance in the transparent wallet.

I'm going to call it now. Admin is going to somehow stop the wallet display to show a live balance, and claim that there are server glitches or whatever... And then once he collects a good amount of bitcoins in the wallet, he's just gonna poof. Continue to take investments, of course, but he'll just stop paying out and disappear. No other way about it.

You've all been warned. Mark my words.

For anyone that may be reading this thread, these satoshidraw sites now pay 1000 satoshi every 12 hours. Not bad at all! Great job, admin; you'll definitely have a popular network of faucets soon

Well, here goes:

BTC News Faucet Balance before starting the claims:


SatoshiDraw.com Claim:


SatoshiDraw2.com:


SatoshiDraw3.com:


SatoshiDraw4.com:


SatoshiDraw5.com:


SatoshiDraw6.com:


SatoshiDraw7.com:


SatoshiDraw8.com:


SatoshiDraw9.com:


SatoshiDraw10.com:


And my balance in BTC News Faucet after all of these claims:


However, I do notice that when I check my balance from any of the other satoshidraw sites, it shows as 14,150.00, so those sites must be kept separately than the main btc news faucet... As long as my satoshi aren't lost, I'm okay with that

Final Thoughts:
This is great! The only annoyance is that I have to login to each of the faucets as I go through them... But it beats having to register at each one. Would it be possible to have a cookie set that remembers my session so I never have to log back in unless I manually log out?

Here, let me fix this for you.

DID YOU JUST SERIOUSLY COMPARE YOURSELF TO APPLE?! HAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAAHAHA!!!!

The only major flaw with your argument is that Apple has an established brand. You don't.

And like I said, I did read the first god damn page, you nitwit.

Quit being a jackass, and just accept the criticism. YOU were the one that publicly posted your contest for a cheap logo. I was giving you my input on it. Accept it or not, but being a dick about it and telling me to do research on an irrelevant example? Wow. You're an idiot.

There are so many discrepancies with your faucet, especially when it comes to the convenience factor... It's not convenient, by any means, and users have to do WAY too much work to save up those pennies for withdrawal... Not to mention that you have popunders, which are very annoying. Any faucet admin that uses popups/popunders can tell you that their user retention rate is much much lower than sites that don't include them.

Also, the FASTEST way to get banned from Google AdSense is to ask for clicks. You should DEFINITELY not do that.

I will agree and say that 150 satoshi per hour is considerably lower than the current industry standards. I would call the standard average claim amount per hour between 500-1000 satoshi. If you can target this amount, you would have a very popular faucet.

A great thing, for all of the Xapo users here, is that the balance has no minimum threshold. The moment you click on the "Cash Out Now!" button, your earnings are moved to your Xapo account.

All in all, raise the rewards a bit more, and you have yourself a nice faucet

I did read the first page, which is why I suggested you raise your bounty to just 0.05BTC and not the typical 0.1BTC that everyone else offers. But I think 5% of your total assets is still a low cost to pay for your branding. Most major companies pay up to 15-25% of their budget towards branding. Remember, you're not just buying a logo here, you're setting a brand for your business. This is what people will see moving forward, and will remember your company by.

Anyways, just offering my 2 cents. Like I said, I hope you don't see it as shit-talking, but rather as some criticism for you from a professional.

Cheers!

Here's how my userflow on your site went:

I opened your site.
I saw that your site was like any other faucet in a box site.
I saw that your balance was 85 satoshi
I got an adgate pop over the screen
I closed your site
I got annoyed enough to write this message to you.

Even if your site had an adequate balance, I would not have claimed from it; not worth the time for me, personally.

Can I ask why you decided you wanted to run a faucet, if you don't have the startup capital to keep a running balance? Did you think it was going to profitable from day 1? I'm asking seriously here; I'd like to know what compelled you to start it.

Cheers!

And this. THIS. THIS IS WHY PEOPLE HATE REGISTERING FOR SITES. BECAUSE OF FUCKING DICKHEADS LIKE YOU.

And for the record, you're breaking the law. CAN SPAM specifically states that it is illegal to sell – and so, conversely, buy – email addresses.

So yup, you're breaking the law. I hope you get red-trusted for this. And you should die. Because you're scum.

The last time I did something like this, I was to sign up to a sketchy GPT site with no verisign or credibility.

Thankfully, I created a brand new junk account in Gmail to sign up for the site, and wouldn't you know it... Within a week after signing up, the account I had used to sign up started receiving 15-20 junk emails a day.

The ONLY place I have used that email address was to sign up for some stupid GPT site.

Beware, folks, 15k Satoshi ($0.06) is probably not worth what your email address is about to go through.

I see a 0.02BTC contest for a logo? And... Yup, I see 0.02 BTC quality logos.

Sorry, dude, but if you want these designers to spend more time conceptualizing something, you need to offer a bigger bounty. Some of the logos here are good, but you would bring out the big dogs even if you upped your bounty to 0.05 BTC. Just sayin.

Good luck, but as a designer myself, one thing that irks me is that you're asking a hell of a lot from the entrants for only paying 0.02 BTC, mate. That's why I have decided not to enter your contest.

I hope you don't take this as an insult, but more of a criticism. After all, you did enter my world; I'm just telling you how it is to designers like me

$atoshidraw, here's the easiest way to look at it, and I'm sure you haven't done this yet... Your excitement has blinded you from seeing the reality of this situation... But here goes:

Remove yourself completely from being an admin for this project for a few minutes... Take a step back and say you just stumbled upon this network of "daughter" sites. You start claiming on one; you fill out the captcha then get rewarded 75 satoshi. You move on to the next, and repeat the process. You fall into a cycle of doing this, only to realize that now you're annoyed as hell because not only are the reward amounts low, but the captcha difficulty gets a bit harder with each one you complete.

By the time you circle through 20minutes of claims, you are now required to click on 4 images of the captcha twice before you can submit it. Ask yourself, at this point, is this worth 75 satoshi?

Let me break it down even further.

75 satoshi = 0.00000075 BTC

0.00000075BTC = USD $0.0003178425

$0.0003178425 = 3% of a SINGLE PENNY.

How many times to do I have to claim on your sites before I even make a PENNY. A single CENT?

See the flaw now?

Just because a faucet looks nice doesn't mean that it's profitable. Prime example would be your previous faucet. It looks great, and arguably is one of the best looking faucets in the industry. But is it successful? Profitable?



Current balance of 19 satoshi... Running a faucet takes a lot more than just building a pretty site. You have to start with a bankroll to be able to pay your users until your rewards and revenue from advertisers start kicking in.

I like the idea of your BluBTC brand, but if you're seeking donations, I would feel more confident in knowing what it's going to be, how many bitcoins you need in order to launch, and you keeping a transparent ledger of all donations that you have received. Otherwise, just because you've had a faucet previously doesn't give you the credibility you need to ask for donations.

Most people are going to associate you with being a scammer, even though that may not be your intentions. Why? Simply put, you're asking people for donations to launch a site that has a very vague description. You need to indicate what your target goal is, what you plan on using the money for, and provide a timeline so that we can keep you accountable for meeting those milestones based on our donations.

Either way, no one is going to donate to you... If you are asking for investments, it's one thing, but donations? Good luck mate...

Best of luck to you on this venture, and I look forward to seeing what you put together, but just be aware that just because you have a pretty faucet/app doesn't make you profitable!

No no no, I think I was just spoiled when you launched, by getting such great claims, but poptok did break it down quite correctly... You are the highest-paying faucet available at the moment. Cheers to you for that!

iirc, the adblock message pops up when there is a longer gap between the time your browser sends a ping to the website/server and the time it takes to serve the page. Usually, when you first open your browser, there are either many pages that need to open from your last session, or your browser is still configuring itself to use, so you'll see a small pause when you try to open a website.

If you are also downloading something to your computer, or are on a slow internet connection, you will see the adblock message. This happens to me occasionally on several sites, as I'm on a slow connection. I just simply refresh, and the problem fixes itself.

It's funny that you ask this now... Two of my referrals today have told me that they have been waiting for payment from SatoshiNow for over a week now.

Admin, are there any payments that are being held at the moment? If so, what are your reasons for currently holding payments?

Perfect! This is the answer I was looking for! So to recap, as long as we request a payment by Sunday, it should be processed for the following Monday. Great! Thanks, smashbtc, for clarifying.

I know you're gungho about the YoBit campaign, but I implore you to read what I wrote above about treating this like a business. Or a job. You wouldn't go to work one day, and just decide to work for free, and then say "it's okay, employer, you don't have to pay me." would you?

To be very clear, it's not about the money. I don't care if it's 1 satoshi a post or 1 BTC a post. It's about carrying out with an agreement that was made between the signature campaign host and the member. That agreement was broken, and we have nothing to show for it. So going back to my original statement, I think it's only fair that we get either (a) compensation for the missed posts or (b) an explanation from YoBit officially regarding what happened and how it will be dealt with.

All I ask for is accountability.

Either way, April 10 for my timezone, or April 11 for the board & Yobit's timezones... But I still only have 1 post credited for April 11. And my balance was not credited for the posts I've made. Which you can clearly see from the screenshot. The only withdrawal I made was for the single post that did get credited for on the 11th, as I knew there were many issues with the automated reporting. I did see a bunch of posts get recorded on the signature page on YoBit, but they had "0.0000000" next to them in the "Amount BTC" column. And when I woke up, those posts were all gone, and it just showed "1" for April 11.


Look again, and you'll see that my balance hasn't been affected by anything that was "already added in my balance". I did check before I reacted. You should check before you respond.