The Bitcoins Earning Guide for poor countries

[burky156]

Good point but there is no difference..

[princeabba]

Thanks for this information.

[Camba]

Thank's for the info.

[ahamid1982]

For me the interesting question is if per capita income is less than $5/day how much of that cost would go towards a person acquiring access to a computer to make money and access these faucets.
That said your right in countries with a very low GDP faucets and services may be worth their time if they can overcome the language barrier which is implied for a sig campaign.

[CRYPTOWOLF_BOT]

For me the interesting question is if per capita income is less than $5/day how much of that cost would go towards a person acquiring access to a computer to make money and access these faucets.
That said your right in countries with a very low GDP faucets and services may be worth their time if they can overcome the language barrier which is implied for a sig campaign.

I've always wondered how it is even possible to purchase a computer for a person surviving on $5 a day. Perhaps one doesn't have to own a computer to access the Internet, but as you said, it must cost something after all.

[UserU]

I'd just do it for kicks. Even though I could earn more with my own investments, those free BTC in Freebitcoin's wallet could generate some interests.

[Grizman25]

It is unpleasant to see Ukraine on this list, but such is the reality. Earnings is investing, is it in poor countries? It is clear that investing is the best option, it would be that to invest.