One can use this link to even pick who they want to mine it (e.g. if one wants to avoid that bitcoin unlimited $@!%&^* )

http://www.preferredminer.com/
"Instead of broadcasting to the regular mempool, paste a valid raw signed Bitcoin transaction here to be mined by your preferred miner(s)."

I check it almost everyday.

There are two issues.

First, most faucets these days seem to be to be a combination of: scammy; spammy; annoying; with pop-ups & redirections; not working with ad-blockers & privacy badger etc.; paying out very little; asking for personal information; making users jump through too many hoops... I could go on, but basically a waste of time at best and a security risk at worst.

Second, if there are more good faucets that meet the criteria of this list then no one is submitting them for inclusion here.
I don't have time to go searching for them all over the net.

Another issue is that with the demise of faucetbox some faucets are moving to other systems like that which ask for personal-information registration and don't seem trustworthy. One of the big points of Bitcoin is that with it we can move beyond systems which require trusting third parties with personal information etc. Faucetbox did it right; one just needed to input their Bitcoin address, nothing more.

Given all that there are a couple faucets that I am checking out at the moment, including Moon Bitcoin which was taken off the list for popping up a new browser tab and a redirection but now seems to be acting properly again. Maybe it was the victim of some hack or something. If it continues to act properly I will re-add it to the list.

Requires one to provide personal information in order to register.

Thanks for the submission.
I will check it out.

gambling

gambling

gambling

[ i.e. not faucets ]

Baron Rothschild has been called a lot of names but that is a new one...   


See also:  "contrarian investing" and "Warren Buffett" 

From FaucetBox on 7th November 2016:
More information here: https://faucetbox.com/en/closing

Some faucets, like ChronoX.co.in and WeatherX.co.in in the OP, have started using ePay.info

Look closely and you'll see that you can choose between 2 different ones. The Solve Media one( which I think is less annoying than the reCaptcha one ) wasn't working for a few days but I think it started working again today.

That's the card I have. I didn't change any clock speeds or voltages; I didn't roll back the catalyst driver to 15.12; and I am getting ~30 H/s.
I suppose that is not bad for what many consider outdated tech.  

I don't see any pop-ups; probably because of the ad blocker and privacy badger etc., I have installed.
Thanks for the input... another reason not to add this.

If anyone sees any pop-ups, and similar, with any of the faucets on the list please let me know.

Thx

I will check it out but this list is for faucets that don't require jumping through hoops like game-type interfaces...

80% chance of getting only 1 satoshi?! Well I doubt very much this will be appearing on the list...

Thanks for the submission.

That is rather rude but as long as one isn't paying anything in to it in order to receive something back I don't see how it is a scam.

Thanks for your input.

Anyone else, please feel free to offer your views on this faucet.

Thx

I fill in a bitcoin address; do the capthcha; and then click on "get a reward!" but a new tab is opened in my browser with some seemingly random faucet site...
I don't see any bitcoin reward from you.

Are you a faucet or a rotator of other faucets?

Yes indeed. Both of them are like that basically. That is one reason why one should avoid faucet lists on random
websites. One has to trust that the sites listed there are actually verified to be safe. More likely the owners are
just interested in throwing up a bunch of referral links to any old faucets no matter what they are and what they
do to try and make a quick buck.

Using the list in this thread's OP, which doesn't include referral links, one is better protected by not only the
moderators of the forum, who will remove any suspicious links, but also by the feedback of the community here
in general who follows this thread about what faucet sites are worth it or not.

Of course one is never 100% protected no matter what they do( a once good faucet can all of a sudden go bad
without warning; & do let everyone here know if you find that is the case with any faucet you use on this list )
so one should always be careful, including not giving out any personal information, and using a bitcoin address
that you only use with these faucets.

Sites that require one to provide personal information in order to 'sign up' are not added to the list for obvious privacy/security reasons.

One of the big benefits of Bitcoin is that one doesn't need to use such unsafe and old fashioned ways of doing things anymore.

Read the OP(the first post in this thread). That's where the maintained list of verified free Bitcoin sites resides.

Okay, thanks. I'll check it out.

Thanks for the submission. I will check it out.

Does one have to use those claimed bitcoins in your games? Does one need to register in order to withdraw those
claimed bitcoins?

Thanks for the submission. I will check it out.