Everyone's been talking about BTC-Flow this month and now that they've increased their referral commission,
I've got a proposal that will help you earn even MORE - without investing a single satoshi.

Sign up for BTC-Flow using my referral link and I'll split the referral commission from your signup. The split
will be 60 / 40 - that is 60% for YOU and 40% for me - paid once a week when my balance hits the minimum
amount required for a withdrawal.

I've created a public spreadsheet where I'll be keeping track of my referrals and their balances each week:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mUPYL8f1pwaG39cF1zXqMnzpwjjtwPMcDUDo7k5Ipc4/edit?usp=sharing

If you're interested, PM me and I'll get you squared away.

For those of you wondering if I can be trusted to pay out - I recently ran the SatoshiBet signature campaign
and every single person who participated received their payouts. Every week without fail.

Cheers!

Cynthia

Hmmmmmm... have you sent a support ticket?

Can anyone verify that the affiliate program is working? I've had several clicks on my affiliate link, but no
actual affiliate signups as yet, despite offering to split my referral commission.

Oh FFS. This has been addressed several times in the past hour alone. It's a cloudflare issue, no reason to panic.

Try refreshing the page a couple of times or flushing your DNS and see if that works.

I'm on the site right now. It's working fine.

I'll split the referral commission I get each week for anyone who signs up under me. In the interests of not violating
the forum's TOS, PM me if you're interested.

Cheers!

Cynthia

No, but the 'bank' that the money flows into only holds so much. Once it is full, the flow stops until
you empty the 'bank' into your balance.

Nice - no pop ups, no malware pinging, not too many ads. I got 350 satoshi my first claim.

Bookmarking it to add to my faucet.

Yay - good to see EasyBitco.in back online! I was wondering just last week what ever happened to it!

I got a 'failed to send' error when I enter my address, solve the Captcha, and click the Get a Reward button

Pop ups, pop unders, AND it made my malware scanner cry. Thanks but no thanks.

I got 400 satoshi my first go 'round. Cool Bookmarking this to add to my faucet rotator site.

You might want to change the text on your faucet. It is misleading. Your faucet page says "Free 1000 Satoshi Per Claim" but
that is not true. It's 100 - 1000 satoshi per claim.

Also, using a trademarked company name for your faucet without permission of the company in question (Google)? You're
asking for trouble there, friend.

Very nice. Bookmarking this one as my go-to LTC converter. Is it just me or is LTC seeing some resurgence in popularity?

I bought into the SYS ico originally. Had to sell off awhile back though when I lost my job and I was
selling off every altcoin I had to put food on the table. I'm back to getting a few small web dev and
SEO gigs here and there, which is good. Hopefully I'll be able to start investing in altcoins again soon.

This stinks. I liked Bter. The daily interest aspect was cool and their support people were always quick to respond
to emails. I really hope that this was a hack and not another mtgox fiasco. Over 7k bitcoin is a LOT of money.

I only had 1.5 BTC on their myself - not a lot compared to most, but it was what I was saving to pay for my kid's
college textbooks next term. Hopefully I'll be able to pick up an extra web dev or SEO gig to cover the loss.

I'm no expert, but with the difficulty rate and hashing power needed to mine any significant amount of bitcoin (e.g. more
than just dust) I think you're better off mining a stable altcoin and then trading that altcoin on the exchanges for bitcoin.

Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

Speaking as someone who both uses faucets AND runs her own bitcoin faucet, I look at it primarily as an introduction to
acquiring / sending Bitcoin. They see how easy Bitcoin transactions are and it isn't the Big Unknown Thing anymore. I think
too that it appeals to the gambler's mentality in a lot of folks - will I or won't I will the big payout this time?

The only thing that that irks me are the insane number of ads faucet owners try to cram onto their faucet pages. I get
the ad revenue angle, but having so many ads, pop-ups, and pop-unders that users' browsers start sobbing uncontrollably
in the corner? Not cool. Also the porn ads. A LOT of newbie Bitcoin faucet users are kids and faucet owners need to take
that into account.

/end rant

This looks cool. I read the whitepaper (which was very easy to understand) and if the dev can deliver what
he is outlining there, he may have something very interesting on his hands. Any idea of a launch date?

I've been seeing a bit of talk about this one. It does look interesting, especially since (like you said) there
is an actual business model behind it.