A helpful member suggested me to use the anti-bot-links-200.

A warning to other faucet owners; This script can be beaten with bots. Perhaps I'll demonstrate during the weekend.

I could leave out the domain... And just sell you the entire site.

You would get:
- All the files
- Database SQL structure queries (no data, I respect my users privacy)


Optionally:
- I would install the entire site/database on your server (I'll need Cpanel or PHPmyadmin).
I would prefer this so I can show you that I'm selling a complete and working website.

In no case I will provide extra support after the sale. Any decent PHP programmer can modify the files to run on another server. It will take a few hours, that's why I offer to do it for the buyer.

Sorry for not getting back earlier. Yes I checked... Redistribution of the script is prohibited. Selling just the script is not done, sorry.

Once you get the "template" it takes 10 minutes tops to change the text and button color, right?


Having a hard time finding the correct font.

Damn, you're quick. Hang on. Let me make a sample first.

Site is currently hosted at OrangeWebsite. 

Not sure if I can sell the script, even if I wanted to. It's a modified FaucetBOX script. I'll look into it.

Up.

Thanks for the comments and tips/hints. Trading sounds risky, investing in a doubler (don't know how to call them) is risky too...


My faucet is for sale. With the money and extra time I might start up a new service. Don't know what yet.

I did some further investigation. The IPs used were mostly IPs from dedicated servers.

Some of the IPs:
86.105.55.14 - host14-55-105-86.static.arubacloud.de
89.36.212.17 - host17-212-36-89.static.arubacloud.fr
89.36.216.23 - host23-216-36-89.static.arubacloud.de


There's nothing wrong with these IPs. They are just IPs. Someone who has access to a lot of IPs and ofcourse wallets can drain a faucet easily. It's easy to ban/block domains, but only if you spot the "bad" domains in time.


One of the addresses that used an arubacloud address was this one:
https://faucetbox.com/en/check/1Bh3j1D39XgmRoyLurp9exVe1w2HFXkchk

The attacker attacked a lot of faucets, even those with extra protection. Check the link.

I had over 1300 unique visitors this month yesterday. Today alone I had 1299, which adds up to around +2600. That number seems to correspond with the number of Funcaptchas solved this month. I have no reason to assume that this was an attack that bypassed the Funcaptcha. A script/app/tool was used, but I guess the user still clicked the captchas.



I have been looking (and testing), and I don't think there's a bot that can bypass Funcaptcha. Show me. Don't say there is, just show me. Show me proof. Anything will do. I will be thankful; So will other faucet owners be.



It _is_ your right to do so, but to me that just sounds unfair. I am a faucet user. I am a user that clicks ads (and brings in money for you). So if I make one little mistake on your captcha I will be blocked? That's just stupid; Anyone can make mistakes... But again, that's your right and choice. I just think it's stupid.

And apparently BB is under DDOS attach. Wow, someone must really hate me for giving out free btc/satoshi. 

Edited to add:
This is not a turnkey website. It will not bring in money just by uploading it.


Some screenshots:

Site:
http://users.telenet.be/phah-q/bb1.png


Custom outgoing links statistics script:
http://users.telenet.be/phah-q/bb2.png


Message administration:
http://users.telenet.be/phah-q/bb3.png


Visitor statistics:
http://users.telenet.be/phah-q/bb4.png


Visitor statitics 2:
http://users.telenet.be/phah-q/bb5.png


Visitor statistics for advertisers (with personal data filtering to comply to privacy policy):
http://users.telenet.be/phah-q/bb6.png

Description:
BitBlabber.com Faucet

Starting bid:
0.2 BTC

Increments
0.05

Buy it now:
1 BTC

End date and time:
12/31/15

Payment methods accepted:
BTC

Additional information:
Last night BitBlabber was hit by a (bot) attack. I don't know how they bypassed the FunCaptcha. I don't have the time to find out. My site uses a modified version of the FaucetBOX script. Perhaps the attackers were real users? I looked at the wallet addresses, and a lot of faucets were hit by thesame users/bots.

Running a faucet takes a lot of time. I haven't made any profits this far; My Adsense application was declined. I sold two ad spaces to buyers on this forum which made me break even.

Anyway, I decided to sell BitBlabber. The buyer will get all scripts, files and rights. I will even help set up the script/site on a new server. The reason is that I want to sell, get it over with, and never have to look back.
So, after I set up the script on the new server (if the buyer wants to), I never want to hear of it again. No extra questions, no extra support.

The domain is valid untill oct 31 2016. Domain was registered by OrangeWebsite.com
I have no idea how to transfer a domain name (never done it before) but we'll make it work.

Please ask question in this topic. If this BIN price has not been reached I _will_ consider selling to the highest bidder. Happy bidding.

Lost over 200.000 satoshis yesterday with a bot attack.

How did they pass the FunCaptcha?! I thought that was impossible?

True.. But I have a lot of "unfinished" work.. Might earn a little on the side.

Never knew about investing in a gambling site. I'll check it out, thanks!

Well I won some money... It's really not hard earned.

I was thinking about programming my own BTC scripts and sell them.. Don't know if there's a lot of demand.

I already own a faucet (that brings in little money) and I know that those crappy investment sites are just stealing money. I guess I need a new project, or a decent investment...

Where can I invest BTC? Must be reliable...

I am extremely satisfied about https://www.orangewebsite.com/

It might not be in your budget range, but they are really good.

Seems like the code is needed to enter a secure/encrypted chat?
If so, be carefull... Only a few "sick" people need to have that kind of tools.