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So on the 1st April I've tried to withdraw my LTC funds from BTC-E.com exchange. However it got stuck in the middle of process and there was "500 Internal Server Error" in Javascript console, so I've refreshed page. My LTC funds decreased to 0, so I've assumed everything went okay. However I still haven't received my coins and since yesterday BTC-E are ignoring me. I've tried emailing them and sending them messages via their webpage. How long does it take for them to reply? Or they're scammers and my funds are lost?
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Runs great. It is very generic. Thanks!!!
Well, if you meant "generous", then it's a subject to change depending on popularity. But I hope I'll be able to increase it  |
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Well either I'm doing something wrong or there's something wrong with my bitcoind. $ bitcoind getaddressesbyaccount bitcoiner
[
"17A1QM8Tjjd8cyHPYmzC3M4ou9Q8RXWjKv",
"14iRpAsjszmbUY1HrU9yarPJm1sbtKM6Ew",
"19ZZ8DZsb5qgchuKPZWET7Uj8rDoj4KgmB"
]
$ bitcoind listaddressgroupings | grep 17A1QM8Tjjd8cyHPYmzC3M4ou9Q8RXWjKv
(nothing here...)
$ bitcoind listaddressgroupings | grep 14iRpAsjszmbUY1HrU9yarPJm1sbtKM6Ew #just to check...
"14iRpAsjszmbUY1HrU9yarPJm1sbtKM6Ew",
So the first thing is that listaddressgroupings doesn't list all addresses in the wallet. The second thing is that for every address returned by listaddressgroupings (except for these returned by getaddressesbyaccount) getaccount gives nothing. Here's an output of a little script implementing Stephen's idea (checking for bitcoiner account): $ php test.php
array(2) {
[0]=>
string(34) "14iRpAsjszmbUY1HrU9yarPJm1sbtKM6Ew"
[1]=>
string(34) "19ZZ8DZsb5qgchuKPZWET7Uj8rDoj4KgmB"
}
Code fragment using jsonRPCClient.php:
$addresses = $this->conn->listaddressgroupings();
$addresses = $addresses[0];
$ret = array();
foreach($addresses as $address) {
if($this->conn->getaccount($address[0]) == $account)
$ret[] = $address[0];
}
var_dump($ret);
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Is it possible to list unspent transaction outputs only for one account using bitcoind RPC API? I have: bitcoind listaccounts
{
"" : 0.00285696,
"account1" : 0.11652234,
"account2" : 0.00000000
}
and I would like to get unspent transaction outputs only for "account1", not all accounts. I've tried using getaddressesbyaccount and then feeding listunspent with it, but I think it doesn't include these auto-generated addresses used for a change (and I need these too). Is there a way to get all addresses associated with an account? |
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Bitcoiner is down at the moment.
Bitcoiner.net should be back up now for most people (DNS propagation is soo unpredictable). |
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Freebitcoins.co.uk
We review lots of sites and methods to get free Bitcoins.
It's very outdated. |
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I've fixed a major server issue at Bitcoiner.net, so it should load almost immedietaly now . By the way what would you say about limiting number of prizes per day? Then only ~400 people will be able to get bitcoins each day, but I'll be able to raise average value a bit (I'd like to have ~0.0001 BTC per prize) |
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But why would people want to "store" them and not get it in bulk at all once?
It's because of bitcoin network fees. You can read more about that here: Why shouldn't I payout my coins everyday?
When you do that, you end up with many small transactions on your address. Unfortunately when you spend your coins, sometimes you have to pay fees. One of them is a fee for transaction size. For every kilobyte of your transaction size you have to pay 0.0005 BTC. Typical transaction input has 170 bytes, for every 5 inputs you have to pay 0.0005 BTC. For example, you want to send 0.0005 BTC to your friends address XYZA. You've earned your bitcoins from 5 faucets, each paying out 0.0001 BTC. So these 5 faucets are your inputs. As we've already learned, for each 5 inputs you have to pay 0.0005 BTC, so if you want to "spend" your small earnings, you have to giveaway it all as a fee.
To contradict that, you can choose, when you want to payout your coins from bitcoiner. So if you get 0.0001 BTC everyday here, you can payout it only once a week, getting 0.0007 BTC in one transaction. That way, you'll be able to send your 0.0005 BTC to your friend without paying size fee! tl;dr: when you have many small incoming transactions in your wallet, you have to pay BIG fees when you spend them. When you accumulate coins at bitcoiner.net you can have only a few, but much bigger incoming transactions |
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I was actually just trying out my luck, was quite surprised they actually did sent them out. I filled several sites and got only 2 valid, perhaps maybe a few more are expecting delays? Will try a new address for each site and report back.
Remember that at Bitcoiner.net you have to click "I want a payout today" checkbox to have your bitcoins sended the same day. Otherwise it will accumulate and you will be able to send it all in a bulk at http://bitcoiner.net/check. You can also check there how much you have accumulated and how much have you already payed out |
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I just filled out some of these, and indeed got 2 of them within 24 hours. But how do I know who sent them?
You should use different address for every site and label them to know which site payed you |
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New option on Daily Bitcoins
Delay payment to minimize transaction fees
You can delay execution of your payments for any period of time and send them later in a bulk to save on the transaction fees, charged by Bitcoin network when you spend small payouts too soon after receipt.
You will be able to execute delayed payments at any time on the Payments page.
Interesting. It is also good for seeing all the payments, including the total, made to a given address you used there. Daily Bitcoins motivated me to finish my implementation of similar feature at Bitcoiner.net. You can select if you want a payout when receiving prize or schedule payout at http://bitcoiner.net/check. Also you can see your accumulated bitcoins there. And also Bitcoiner has a twitter account now! |
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DailyBTC.com the scratch off thing looks broken, and appears to be in a rather hard dry spell too. I could not get a ticket to be handed out.
It works for me. At least getting a ticket, I won maybe one time there and it was pretty long time ago. |
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I'm curious... What people would think about site that allow to visit it and enter the address and stuff every day, but payout accumulated bitcoins once a week? So if site gives 0.001 BTC / day, and you visit it every day from Monday to Sunday, you'll get 0.007 BTC in one transaction at the end of the week. I'll mean less fees when spending it |
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I'm wondering how these companies/sites are monetizing off of this  As an owner of Bitcoiner.net I can say, that I get... nothing . Revenue from ads is barely enough for making payouts. |
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Bitcoiner was down today for a few hours (not entire website, just bitcoind), but it's back up now.
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Bitcoiner has some DNS problems that affect only some people (and only sometimes). I'm not really sure how to solve that. However it should work if you add it to the /etc/hosts file. EDIT: If you have problems with bitcoiner.net not resolving, try adding line: 78.47.132.146 bitcoiner.net
to the /etc/hosts (Linux) or C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts (Windows) file. |
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I agree with cambda's results.
bitcoincaptcha.org
they pay. last payments I didnt received 3 days (the faucet is probably now empty)
I have never received a payment from there which is why it is not on my list. I receive payments from bitcoincaptcha, but I have to wait a few days for that. netlookup.se/free-bitcoins/
do not waste time, did not receive a payment with 10+ requests in last 14 days ! SCAM
I use a unique address to test these sites and I have been getting payments from this one. I don't know what is wrong in your case. I've never received a payment from netlookup. |
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