You never addressed this. It's a clickbait method, and admins like you are going to fuck up google adsense for honest faucet admins who earn from their adsense legitimately. You're going to get banned from adsense soon for this, anyways, once your payment review comes up and they see the antibot links next to your ads, so congratulations on shooting yourself in the foot.

You're still blacklisted in my lists and rotators.

And your captcha is still off-color for the "begin" button, and the rotate arrows.

Sorry man, your payout is great, but your site needs to have those antibot links removed. Too many other high-paying sites are out there that don't use it, so you're going to lose all that traffic, and ultimately, your adsense account. Don't learn the hard way.

It would be an easy submit for me IF this stupid anti adblock message went away, you know what I mean?

Are you having a problem with the anti adblock screen, as well?

I made a deposit over 43 hours ago, and I have yet to receive it in my bee-ads account. Now my balance is dry, and all of my active bids have now been cancelled, which FUCKING SUCKS because I had put in bids for sites before they raised their bid prices.

You really fucked me on this, bee-ads; this was my favorite ad platform as an advertiser, but now I'm taking my money elsewhere. Too bad OP hasn't checked this fucking thread for almost a year.

There's an anti adblock screen that I can't bypass. Which is funny, because I don't even have adblock installed on my browser. You know what's even more funny? It's a canned anti adblock page that has "Thank you for using perfect bitcoins", which was a site that ended up disappearing after scamming its users and not paying. What the fuck admin?

Well shit. This is now starting to raise red flags for me. I really thought coinbooster was going to be around for a while, but with all these promos, they're only going to be shooting themselves in the foot, to be honest. Instead of all these promos, I would have left it at 5 levels, and let the ad revenue catch up to the payouts of the upgraded members before introducing new levels. And to introduce 8 more levels in one shot? That raised some flags for me, but I bit my tongue and didn't voice my opinion then. And then the 35% off promotion, I still bit my tongue and didn't say anything. Now this 24 hour sale? I have to say something. Discounting upgraded membership levels is going to bring a multitude of people to the site, but when it comes time to pay them out is when you're going to run into some major problems, especially if you're getting dozens and dozens of upgraded members in this 24 hour period. What happens in a week after they've already got their ROI and you have to now pay them pure profit? Another promotion?

I've been trying to withdraw for over 11 hours now, a couple times per hour. It's never taken this long for me, and now I can't help but think that the withdrawal "problem" isn't in fact, a problem, but an actual feature to protect the Bitcoin balance of the site. I hate to think this way, because I did make a profit from Coinbooster, and I'd like to think that this site will be around for a while longer. And I really do like the admin, sifter, but if I may be completely honest, I'm concerned about the longevity of this site.

Sorry to bring so much skepticism after I've been such a huge advocate of Coinbooster, but the reality is starting to kick in, and with all of these promos, it's going to come back and bite the site in the ass, a lot sooner than I personally would have expected.

I just want to throw this out there... The ones here that have a problem with people reporting sites that violate Google's Adsense policy are the same mother fuckers that will keep the money out of a wallet that they found on the ground because... well, they found it, so it's theirs now!

The more faucets there are that violate Google's terms, the more likely it is that Google will ban Adsense from Bitcoin faucets in the future. And the more that sites like these stick around, the more other admins will copy those same tactics. Perfect case in point? The stupid "anti-bot" links.

The dishonest faucet admins and the ones that get pissed about people reporting them are the ones that should be shamed.

Report the page to Google and strip him of Adsense. Problem solved.

You can do what you want, but you would have gained so much more attraction with this if you would have just said that you are currently a new freelancer and would like to get into the crypto world, and that you'd be offering discounted prices for anyone that wants to hire you for your web development services producing responsive and SEO-friendly websites.

Having an SEO-friendly website is EXTREMELY different than having an SEO-certified website/campaign.

When SEO specialists spend hundreds, if not thousands, of hours of research in getting to know every silly new update that Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo provide the search engine space... and additionally, thousands of dollars for seminars and training and certification, it's no wonder that big SEO firms that will deliver results (and none of the big dogs "guarantee" first ranked results [Are you REALLY trying to get better SEO authority than Wikipedia?! HAHAHAAHA]) charge 10-20x more than what you're asking.

I personally will do an SEO strategy campaign STARTING at the equivalent of 50BTC. SEO is much more than just building a website and doing some on-page bullshit with a Yoast or All-in-one SEO plugin lol. You've literally got to build thousands of backlinks (which by the way can't be done with just submitting articles anymore), create multitudes of landing pages, create a highly-targeted funnel for shaping and directing traffic on your website, etc... Just having a pretty website with a responsive design is only about 10% of what the major search engines will account for when scoring your SEO authority.

So yeah, sorry to get all pissy, but when someone offers their "expert SEO" services that can "guarantee 1st page results" for a mere 0.85BTC, I can't help but laugh. You can offer me 50BTC and I still won't be able to guarantee you 1st page results, especially in such a competitive market such as targeting 'bitcoin' keywords.

Do yourself a favor. Do a foundation report for everything related to "bitcoin" and see what type of numbers that result is bringing in. And then try to set a budget and see what others are spending/paying/earning with the keywords you research. And then come back and honestly tell me that you could guarantee 1st page results or get someone ranked #1 on Google for 0.85BTC or anywhere remotely NEAR that price.

And anyone who's looking for a SEO specialist, beware, again, of anyone that says that they can guarantee #1 results, as they may try to convince you that targeting a bullshit keyword term, such as "buying bitcoin for cheap and trading and stuff" is a good idea. Just because you're ranked #1 for a certain keyword term doesn't mean that anyone is searching for that term.

MrPeoples, I suggest you do a lot more research before you sell your services as an SEO specialist. Stick to web design/development for now. And leave the SEO for the big dogs, because from how you speak about it, you have no fucking clue what you're talking about, and it really pisses off the people that do.

Another instant withdrawal for 500,000 satoshi. Happened in a flash! On another note, anyone how I can check the blockchain for my transfer to a XAPO account?

My 6th successful INSTANT withdrawal (the balance was in my wallet in less than 6 seconds!). This time for 0.01BTC.

https://blockchain.info/tx/9fbf52e1d1fff904a19fc8c7e76888493d8fa6bf94dfa8d56dbe58bbf7f27b1e



Thanks, sifter

I don't want to rain on your parade, but as an actual certified SEO Specialist, I have to lay some major truth on this thread. I always tell my rejected clients (even after I turn down their business) to never go with any SEO service that can guarantee a top rank on any search engine. And in 30 days? For 0.85BTC?! Apparently, you have no idea how Google or Bing or Yahoo work.

Additionally, I checked out http://www.sjnmotors.co.uk/, and your on-page SEO is not that great. I opened an incognito window, set my location to England, and search Google.co.uk for "used cars" and haven't found this website on the first few pages of results.

People, please beware when choosing an SEO expert, and ask them for their certification before you decide to do any work with any of these companies offering SEO services.

Again, sorry to rain on your parade, but some of us take a lot of time and spend a lot of money to become and remain certified experts in this field, only to get shit on by "experts" that offer their services for a fraction of the cost of what an experienced marketer charges.

My $0.02.

Your wait timer is too long. Your antibot links are still there. The captcha is too high-contrast and hard to navigate. All in all, your faucet is still a 2/5 faucet, and still blacklisted from my faucets lists.

What is the point of asking for users' input and advice if you're not going to use any of it?

No. They're not. Sorry, your site is still going to remain blacklisted on my list.

Just some truth for you: Anti-bot links don't stop bots. Remove them and I guarantee that you'll have better traffic.

If I may be honest, I only ever advertise faucets that offer a lifetime referral bonus that's at least 25%. For someone like me, a one-time 1,000 satoshi reward is not worth my effort or time to bring you new referrals, unfortunately.

Hey trinaldao, which error are you having? The one that goes to a blank page after hitting the withdraw button? If so, wait a few minutes and try again. This seems to happen when there are a lot of simultaneous requests being made. I've made 6 payout requests now, some of which happened right after I hit the withdraw button, but some of them, I had to hit it numerous times or wait a few minutes before requesting again. Hope this helps!

Athertle, thefaucetrunner is one of the best faucet admins you can talk to. He's intuitive, and is one of those admins that actually care about his users' experiences. And he pretty much beat me to the punch with everything I just said haha. Definitely reach out to him if you have any questions; he's one of the good guys

Here's a general rule of thumb (at least for me as a user) when I visit a faucet: If the payout rewards are over 1000, I don't mind waiting up to 2 hours between claims. Lower payouts are okay if you change the frequency of claim times.

3 ads may not be enough to cover such a high payout if it's an hourly payout. I don't mind viewing ads on faucets, but as a reference, I rarely click on AdSense ads; rather, I click on ads where I see new faucet announcements, or new sites that I haven't yet been to. These are usually done on ad networks that accept cryptocurrency, such as adbit, bitmedia, mellow, bee-ads, coinad, etc. You may want to check out their publishing options to see your potential earnings. It won't be as much as Adsense, but it'll be supplemental to the bitcoin faucet industry, as this is where bitcoin enthusiasts post their ads.

When considering a captcha, the biggest thing you have to worry about is security, not whether the user will enjoy it or not. As a fauceter, the only captcha that I avoid is Google's reCaptcha version 1. After about 30-50 solves on reCaptcha (v1 or v2) per day, rC v1 becomes completely illegible, and to have to use the audio captcha option takes way too much time. I just avoid sites with rC v1. rC version 2 is okay, but any fauceter will tell you that they are absolutely sick of  "select all images with street name signs" haha. The most secure captcha at the moment, from a general consensus by faucet admins, is funCaptcha. You may want to check them out. My personal preference is Are You a Human or funCaptcha. Maybe you could implement user's choice, such as on freebit.co.in.

Don't ever ever every accept popup/pop-under ads as an option for advertising on your site. You will lose a ton of traffic options, as most rotators won't add you to their rotation if you have popup ads.

If you're going to use "anti-bot" links, don't. They're useless. If I can bypass your anti-bot links by installing LosingAlpha's easySubmit extension, then any bot out there can easily bypass the anti-bot links. These are just on sites to manipulate users into clicking on ads, and in this could hurt the faucet ecosystem once Google catches on to these shenanigans. If they are constantly paying out for fake clicks because a user was trying to click an anti-bot link, this will ultimately end up causing faucets to be automatically denied for AdSense. So please, for the sake of all faucets, don't use anti-bot links. They're absolutely pointless.

A wait timer is unnecessary, as well. The purpose of this is to boost your value to Google's AdSense program, as this will make a higher time-on-site per visitor, but be cautious, as this will restrict your traffic throughput, especially if your site is added to rotators. If you do a wait timer, don't make it more than 20 seconds max.

Don't continually change your rewards. Fauceters hate that. If you're going to choose one reward, stick with it. And make sure you have enough to payout 100,000x what that payout is. In the chance that your faucet becomes popular overnight, it could die just as quickly if users get an "Insufficient Balance" notice. Having 100,000x more than your max payout will pretty much insure that you'll have ample time to make earnings from your ad networks that you host on the site, which will in turn pay you enough until adsense earnings kick in.

Currently, the faucet game is changing. When I started a couple months ago, 1000 satoshi per claim was unheard of. There were only a small few sites that offered that amount. I personally don't visit faucets that have a minimum reward of 500 or less. I just don't waste my time with it, even if your claim frequency was every 10 minutes. I have way too many faucets to visit, and I'll be damned if I was locked to your faucet, and having to return every 10 minutes to grow my earnings.

Referral programs can make you an extremely popular faucet. If you have 10% referrals, you won't get a big upfront growth. If you offer 50% referrals, you'll see a huge spike in upfront growth, and if you offer 100%, you'll soon become the most popular faucet on the block, given that your payout rewards are high enough. Again, this ties into making sure you have at least 100,000x more in your balance than your max payout reward. I generally don't refer sites that have less than 25% referral bonuses.

If you want any more tips, feel free to Skype me at FreeBitcoinExpert, or send me a PM here. Additionally, don't be afraid to reach out to other faucet admins here. You'd be surprised at how open-armed this cryptocurrency faucet industry really is! I'm just a mere fauceter, and they're all pretty badass to talk to and learn from!

Cheers, and good luck!

After reading through this thread, and this may be slightly off-topic, but here a few of my thoughts:

• If you're going to say shit like "this site is a scam", either you back it up with documentation/screenshots/proof, or you get reprimanded for crying wolf. If you're going to accuse a site of being a scam, at least have the proof to back it up. A simply accusation like that is enough to plant a seed large enough that could devastate the reputation of a website. Luckily, Coinbooster and sifter have earned their reputation for the past few weeks, and all the naysayers just look like idiots when they keep calling the site a scam. The best thing to do when you see idiots calling a site a scam without proof is just to hit the Ignore link under their name. Problem solved.
• The site was never hacked, so stop saying that it was hacked. The DevSoft asshole WingTsun posted "vulnerabilities" about the site in order to gain access to it, in which doing so, changed the withdrawal address of all withdraws to redirect to his btc address. He's a fucking idiot for not creating a new wallet, and using the very same btc address that he's publicized before, so I truly hope he gets scrutinized and dragged through the mud for his dishonesty and douchebaggery. Again, Coinbooster.io was not hacked; sifter was scammed. And he's stated that he's going to make it right, out of his pocket. Class act, right there.
• Everyone who is a free user asking for compensation, please just shut your fucking mouth. Coinbooster is currently one of the highest paying bitcoin sites around, and as a free user, you should be happy that the site didn't just disappear, and that admin actually spent all that time and energy and resources fixing it. If you are a free user and feel entitled to compensation for the downtime, I hope you realize how incredibly greedy you sound.
• Long live sifter.
• Viva la Coinbooster.io!

Got my 5th seamless instant transfer today! This one was for 275k, and came in within 60 seconds

https://blockchain.info/tx/48940bb18c90a777bcfd78405f7c887d99694c5b87fdaedbde3f9edaf239d5a8