Hasn't it been absolutely clear from start that these promises couldn't be true, because the excuses were obvious lies?
I mean he says he cannot refill the faucets, because he cannot get coins converted at FH.
But there's one coin that doesn't require any conversion, so if everything is empty, at the very least BTC should be always full as long as he has any funds at all and if he had any intention of allowing his users to withdraw all they have accumulated, the withdraw limit on BTC wouldn't be 2000 Satoshi per day, there wouldn't be any limit on that one.

How desperate for money must someone be, who is thankful for a total value of $0.005 in daily maximum withdrawal from a site where he might have spent HOURS on making claims?

Same here.
I frequently stop claiming, check once a day what I can withdraw and wait until withdrawals have reduced my piled up coins next to nothing.
I got to near zero on friday with the first refunding, not because there was so much refunding done, but because I hadn't made any claims in weeks.
Restarted claiming on friday and by now I have 15,000,000 BTX piled up that I cannot withdraw.
(Converted all to BTX because I believe that has the biggest potential of increasing value right now.)
I'm stopping again today and I'll wait until I have withdrawn all that, in whatever currency becomes available.

Since it appears to be the preference of the owner to limit withdrawals to the equivalent of 5 or 6 claims a day, I'd say let's find out how he likes it, if users also reduce claims to 5 or 6 a day.

Correctly that should read:

"Out of all the claims I made today, Iwas able to withdraw 4 claims worth of BLK and 1.5 claims worth of PPC, the rest keeps piling up."

It's tuesday today and despite all promises that we would all be able to withdraw everything by yesterday, I keep piling up more and more claims I cannot withdraw.
Even RIGHT NOW the note on top of the withdraw page still says:


Guess we should ask what year was ment there.

Thanks for the update.

Tell that admin, unless he lifts the daily withdrawal limit, there's no way users could withdraw what they accumulated over several MONTHS of claimings during which the limit plus the near permanent shortage of funds has limited withdrawals to a fraction of claims.
Even if the exchange now allows withdrawing claims in other coins, within the current limits it will take MONTHS of daily max withdrawals before users get out what they have accumulated in claims.

Maybe someone should go to https://www.bitvertise.io/
(not sure if it's the same owner in person, but they are connected)
pretend you're interested in running ads on their platform but require a clarification first, whether or not their network does pay its users.

Edit: My bad, error corrected as pointed out below, thanks for that.

The collapse of courses of all cryptos and therefore the need to adjust claim rates began in december, but other than promises about upcoming increases nothing has happened.
In fact, you did the opposite, I'll give you an example.

When Dogecoin was worth $0.017, you paid 0.22 Doge per 15 minutes, that's $0.0037.
While Dogecoin went down to $0.005, you have also cut payout to 0.075 Doge a claim, that's $0.00037, or in other words, you have cut payout by 90%.
Up to 2 days ago Dogecoin was worth $0.0027 and you paid 0.12 Doge per 15 minutes, that's $0.00032, or in other words, despite an increase in coins paid, the value per claim you have cut by another 15%.

Now while that on start wasn't such a big deal, coming from an acceptable claim rate, as prices of cryptos went further down in the last 2 months is has become increasigly too low, by today there are ONE MINUTE faucets that pay more than your faucets pay per hour.
That's why I called it 2 months.

During this whole time you have promised an increase in payouts, but what you've done was only lowering the max withdrawal alongside of near permanently keeping almost all faucets so low on funds that 2 out of 3 days users couldn't even withdraw the lowered limit.



You claim you have 5 grand stuck at Paypal and that shall be the reason for your problems?
Has it occured to you that even if I take YOUR timing of "only" 25 days of money problems, considered a reasonable claim rate of $0.0015 and an average amount of maybe 50 claims per day and user, even if you had these $5,000 already free, converted to cryptos and deposited at FH so users could withdraw, they would dry out within a couple of hours?

I mean how hard can it be doing the math?
50 claims per day and user, times $0.0015 per claim, times 25 days gives just under $2 per user which you have accumulated in backlog, meaning if your faucet has 2500 or more users, $5,000 wouldn't even be enough to cover your backlog.

Now with the extremely low claim rates and the recent lack of funds you probably are way below 2500 users, meaning 5 grand might do for a while, but that then means admitting, you intend on keeping claim rates this low.

As you can see, I am still here, despite this site in relation of time spent to value claimed has never been worth a single claim, which should clearly tell you, I do have the patience.
I'm just trying to warn this new owner (who I am in direct contact with as well), that he is ruining his faucet.

A business that depends on income from ads, where this income is the bigger, the more users the faucet has just CANNOT get better by measures that make users leave.
Personally I haven't left, but as you can see in between your and my posts, others ARE leaving and that means for loyal users like you and me, the faucet will be forced to cut payouts further and further and as a result it will lose more and more users, which is a classical "race to the bottom".

THAT was my point from right above.
Users are leaving and while a faucet calculates with a profit per user, meaning it pays a percentage of what the faucet gets from ads to users, while ads pay in relation to the amount of users seeing and/or clicking the ads, leaving users means dropping profits.

I'd say you better do that fast, because users aren't all that patient, especially when dealing with fractions of pennies that aren't worth their time in the first place.
Furthermore only a tiny minority of users will read this forum, while most users when seeing "insufficient funds" will simply leave.

The problems of not enough funds have existed for about 2 months now and despite many promises it actually got worse and worse over time.
Alongside of that, while the value of coins has massively dropped, the claim amount on your faucets has been cut and withdrawal maximums have been cut as well.
Meanwhile there are 5 minute faucets that pay more than this faucet pays per 15 minutes and there are 15 minute faucets that pay almost twice as much per 15 minutes as this faucet pays per hour.
I believe an auto adjust of claim rates to coin value is overdue.

In short: 2 months to solve a money problem is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy too long compared to patience of users, meaning you are losing users by the day and once your users are gone, there's no point in fixing the payments anymore.

I've withdrawn 0.01 LTC about 10 hours ago, the e-mail I had within seconds.

Recently they have had an ad (some video in the bottom left of the window) that disables the claim button.
Not sure whether that's still there, haven't seen it in a while.
If that's your problem, you have to reload the page and try to be faster with the captcha than that video can load, or hope it doesn't load at all.

Other than that I've had no problems claiming this weekend.

Not sure when that was, but currently that doesn't happen.
Due to the fact all withdrawals from FH cost a fee and that fee is the higher, the smaller the amount, I've been converting everything I get to BTC and withdraw it all in once, rather than 10 different coins, paying 10 times fees.
For several weeks now ANY sell order for anything fills within seconds.
This conversion to BTX was a one time experiment, I'll not do that again, I'll keep converting to BTC, withdraw to my wallet and then use some other exchange to convert BTC to the coins I actually want.

Update on that.
My BTX order is filling right now while I'm typing.
Going VERY slow, converting 40,000 Satoshi takes about 4-5 hours.
Still I can announce, right now a buy order for BTX takes 12-13 days to fill.

Given the fact there's a HUGE cue in the FH exchange for everything but BTC, this faucet has decided to convert everything they had to other coins, that's why BTC is empty in the faucet.

If you want BTC, convert your BTC claims to something else, like BTX or LTC, then withdraw, then place at FH a sell order and get it converted back to BTC.
Both exchanges charge no fees in this case, meaning at the most you lose a tiny amount due to rounding.

The availabilty note above the withdrawal is still a mess (I know it hasn't even been announced yet).
Says ETH is available, but isn't and on the other side says nothing about BTX but that is available.

Edit, side note, off topic: Glad to announce, with the availability of BTX in this faucet, my buy order for BTX at FH gets filled.
Apparently it's my turn there, meaning I can officially announce, the time it takes to get a buy order for BTX at FH filled currently is 12 days.
Everyone please keep going, so far only half my order is filled, there's another 15,000 BTC-Satoshi from me waiting for conversion, before the next order is on turn and as far as I know, Coinpot.win itself has a buy order there waiting to be filled.

Update: Too bad, just after midnight CET (that's when the withdrawal limits get reset) BTX ran dry again.
But LTC and BCH are still available.

Same for me, says BTX available, but isn't.
Hope they get it sorted out soon.

Not sure about right now, but earlier today I've withdrawn Potcoin, Blackcoin and Peercoin.

That's just another proof, this setup originates from a time LONG ago when ETH was worth WAY less than it is today, when the faucet paid WAY more than it does today, when you would reach 25M Gwei in a week or two.
After the value of ETH has increased, they simply never adjusted the faucet, which indicates, they have abandoned it, or do you TRULY believe they'd pay you 25M Gwei, while that's worth several 100s of dollars?
Even after the recent collapse of prices, 25M Gwei is still about $100.

..... and then, what do you make of the fact, their list of "last transactions" is completely empty, meaning they never paid anything to anyone?