These comments were spam, they all said the same thing. I've left one or two.
Read my post above. One more month to sync, so I guess an hour or hour and a half. But I don't guarantee that, it's hard to predict syncing.

It wasn't a planned action, it was an emergency due to unexpected failure of our server. Bitcoin is currently around block 368059, so it only has one more month to catch up. Don't whine about "big fees", as they're incredibly low.

Just to keep you up to date: all our daemons except Bitcoin are now up to date with network, so deposits for currencies other than Bitcoin should be working correctly.

Bitcoin daemon is around block 323796 which means it's still October 2014, so it'll take a few more hours for Bitcoin deposits to catch up.

I think no sooner than tomorrow afternoon (CEST time). Our bitcoin daemon haven't synced yet, so today's batch will be skipped and we need to authorize each withdrawal batch manually. We'll meet our promised 48 hours though.

I can't give you the exact time, we don't strictly schedule payouts. Even we can't predict it exactly. And even after it starts calculating them, it's so much data that it takes 6-12 hours until it finishes.

So to be honest, asking us "when will next withdrawal be" is pointless. We don't know, except that it'll be less than 48 hours after you reach the threshold

Currently: never. If you'd collected 1 satoshi on the first day of FaucetBOX.com existence, you'd still have it now. However I don't guarantee we won't change that in future, although I believe that we'll never make that less than a year.

2 days is 100000 payouts for some popular addresses. No way we can process that in realtime for now.

Deposits may be delayed in next couple hours as we resync our daemons. Sorry for that and don't worry, no deposit will be lost .

Many people think they'll make tons of money if they just run the stock script, put ten different ad networks on it and submit it to our list. That's not how it works and that's why so many people complain about it. Our script is just a bare minimum to get you running, so you need some html/css/js skills to customize it (or pay someone for that), you need to actively and regularly advertise it in many different ways (twitter, ads, forums, other faucets list, rotators). You must make sure it's actually pleasant to use and not assume that you can annoy your users with popups etc. just because you're sending them coins. Also you can't just assume that you'll make profits right away. My first faucet took 5 months to break even (I honestly did it just to popularize Bitcoin, so I didn't care). You need to be patient.

In other words: yes, about 75% of faucets goes dry after a few weeks. But the other 25% keeps going and gets bigger and bigger. It's all up to you which one your faucet will be.

If you have no real experience with running a website that needs to keep it's users, then don't expect any profits. If running a faucet would be such a piece of cake, then we would just start hundreds of them ourselves and wouldn't bother with FaucetBOX.com. Still I recommend trying even if just for the experience, you can learn a lot .

That's quite a bold claim to make, as FaucetBOX.com itself doesn't even have a year yet...

Being on the list or not doesn't effect your position at all. Only payouts does (and not even the count of payouts, but only their daily average per user).

It can be profitable even now, many faucets manage quite well. We're making continuous updates that try to help with that, but it's not possible to solve this issue completely.

I assume that's a report from CloudFlare. They mostly report bots that are looking for common vulnerabilities on websites, like SQL Injection, XSS or exploiting bugs in popular CMSs like Wordpress. I must say that you have it quite low actually. More popular sites can get hundreds of these and most of the time that's nothing to worry about.

Elbandi's Minifaucet maybe: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=333748.0 ?

Contacting support won't help, even after a week. Just be patient.

As I said, we're already reworking the list completely.

I can't. There's no difference in the API between manually sent coins and a standard payout. Also it's not possible to do that realtime, it's too much data to be processed.

We're preparing a complete remake of the list, I hope we'll release it somewhere next week.

Payouts are still being processed, it hasn't finished yet. Other currencies will follow up soon.

You can do that, although we won't accept such a faucet to our list then.

Banning just addresses is pointless: bots can easily create new ones. We're working on banning whole networks, alpha version is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1094930.msg12140576#msg12140576 . Please note that it doesn't include changes from r53 and r54.

They don't need to click the button. They can just open your faucet, take a screenshot of the captcha and saves the captcha token and then just send a POST request directly, providing all the needed data. As I said, you're only making it harder for real users, not for the bots.

It's confirmed that at least one bot script uses http://rucaptcha.com/

How could 6 buttons or locking the keyboard help ? That only annoys real users, bots doesn't care. Bots just read the captcha and send a request directly.

Try changing to FunCaptcha. ReCaptcha can be solved by captcha-solving services, I believe that there's none that supports FunCaptcha yet.