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November 10, 2016, 10:47:12 PM
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oh God , Faucetbox is closing. Going to disable all APIs of faucets.

Is there anything similar that can be used?
There are things like Xapo, but they are less anonymous for earnings and require lots of informaiton just to earn from them.

This is quite strange as they should really be in nprofit based on the number of users who use their services?

Are your services fully operational yet?
I just announced the project, it can be found in the link you quoted. Please keep an eye on it about progress.
It should launch in a week from now, it'll be operational.

I'll be adding more features. New features as well Smiley

http://www.faucethub.io/

Thank you, I'll keep an eye on that one.
It looks very similar to faucetbox so I'll try to use your system when you launch.
I was asking when it would launch as I saw the landing screen was blank, but it's great to hear you'll be fully operational shortly!
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November 11, 2016, 06:58:49 AM
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Do you offer faucet script or we can make a faucet without hosting.
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November 11, 2016, 02:44:26 PM
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Do you offer faucet script or we can make a faucet without hosting.
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there's going to be a faucet script, but not on launch. I just need to roll out a working microwallet website where me and other faucet owners will be able to mitigate their sites before faucetbox/paytoshi's shutdown.
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November 11, 2016, 10:13:57 PM
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Do you offer faucet script or we can make a faucet without hosting.
Hi,

there's going to be a faucet script, but not on launch. I just need to roll out a working microwallet website where me and other faucet owners will be able to mitigate their sites before faucetbox/paytoshi's shutdown.

It is probably in your interest to start off with just an API until you get enough interest to need more for it.
Do we know why faucetbox is closing - is it a reason that you should be worried about?
After that, more things will probably be added to site - to mkae it comparatively better than faucetbox?
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November 11, 2016, 11:28:19 PM
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Do you offer faucet script or we can make a faucet without hosting.
Hi,

there's going to be a faucet script, but not on launch. I just need to roll out a working microwallet website where me and other faucet owners will be able to mitigate their sites before faucetbox/paytoshi's shutdown.

It is probably in your interest to start off with just an API until you get enough interest to need more for it.
Do we know why faucetbox is closing - is it a reason that you should be worried about?
After that, more things will probably be added to site - to mkae it comparatively better than faucetbox?
Well, main thing is to launch with the API first, then I can keep adding more stuff, as demand grows.

FaucetBOX is closing because it's not profitable to run it in the current faucet ecosystem.

I don't want to reveal many things before I make them/upload them online, so I can't give any info on that ;p
Just protecting my ideas/business, that's all, heh

Keep an eye on the official thread, I add 1-2 screenshots on main page every day, so you guys can follow the progress
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November 12, 2016, 01:31:56 AM
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yes one faucet door closes and enother one opens sad news about faucetbox.  as long as there is someone else offing the same service then all not lost

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November 12, 2016, 11:36:23 AM
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That's a sad news  Embarrassed . From the site stats it can be seen that the users withdrew about 24 BTC and the site has experienced a loss of 3.5% till now. I always thought that they would have been always profiting from the faucet owners' fee, etc. but this didn't turn out so.

Now the dev. must focus on other script providers like xapo, epay, etc. and help spreading bitcoins to newbies !

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November 12, 2016, 11:42:55 AM
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That's a sad news  Embarrassed . From the site stats it can be seen that the users withdrew about 24 BTC and the site has experienced a loss of 3.5% till now. I always thought that they would have been always profiting from the faucet owners' fee, etc. but this didn't turn out so.

And these are stats for last 14 days only Sad

Unless stated otherwise, all opinions are of my own, not FaucetBOX.com's.
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November 12, 2016, 02:36:34 PM
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That service could be profitable to run. In a very simple way, too.

A lot of us depended on faucetbox's service. I personally didn't care about the previous fee they had. It's normal for users who launch a faucet today and close it in a month that they're gonna moan about higher fee than 1%. (or any fee, actually)

You can't simply satisfy everyone. It's everyone vs your business. You're the one running your business. There's always customers who'll stick around for X or Y reason.
Perhaps, however that is not how FaucetBOX wanted to run it. I personally would have kept the fees high, however it was not not mine (or anyone else's) decision.

Anyway.
Since you've been "helping" them somehow, can you tell me why wouldn't they want to sell their project? What if the pope asked them to buy it, they wouldn't still sell it?

They handled their business professionally ever since I got into faucet business. But what they're doing right now, isn't quite professional. They're getting offers from people who're legit and honest in bitcoin business, yet, they don't want to sell the project, because of "image".
Would just like to say that I don't and never had worked with FaucetBOX in a professional manner. By helping them, I helped answer queries and do bits of coding in their forum thread(s). I have no influence or knowledge in what goes on behind the scenes.
Regarding them not selling the project, I have no idea. I expect that they have built a reputation around their service and they would not like anyone else to change that - not positively or negatively. I understand that there are many capable people that could take over, however they clearly would not like to pass the baton. I think that should be respected.

How do users feel when they have to move to other providers, instead of just staying on the same provider with a new team/owner/admin/call it anyhow?
^ That's the part which doesn't make sense. That's why people are suspicious/making up conspiracy theories, etc.
I understand that it is annoying to have to move, it is the same for me. I think the best thing we can do as a group in this situation is make it as easy as possible to switch between faucet providers, like FaucetBOX did with Microwallet in the past.



You are Legendary ( Date Registered:   July 20, 2013, 08:56:05 AM ) you shouldve know about that topic ! to shame  !  Grin Cool
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=844119.0
That thread was locked over a year ago, I didn't think it was relevant. Apologies.
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November 12, 2016, 03:03:35 PM
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Taking into consideration that faucetbox closing I would like to ask if anybody knows, users had reached their threshold will take their coins. I had reached threshold 5 days ago but coins had not sent to my wallet. Faucebox says 'Your coins will be sent to you in up to 48 hours after you reach the threshold'. I read their announcement and I sent them an email. I know that they have bigger problems than my own so I ask if there are other users in the same situation as me know something about it.
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November 12, 2016, 03:05:54 PM
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Taking into consideration that faucetbox closing I would like to ask if anybody knows, users had reached their threshold will take their coins. I had reached threshold 5 days ago but coins had not sent to my wallet. Faucebox says 'Your coins will be sent to you in up to 48 hours after you reach the threshold'. I read their announcement and I sent them an email. I know that they have bigger problems than my own so I ask if there are other users in the same situation as me know something about it.

We had some problems with bitcoind daemon. We fixed it today (I hope) and you should get your coins with next batch of transactions.

Unless stated otherwise, all opinions are of my own, not FaucetBOX.com's.
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November 12, 2016, 03:29:13 PM
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Taking into consideration that faucetbox closing I would like to ask if anybody knows, users had reached their threshold will take their coins. I had reached threshold 5 days ago but coins had not sent to my wallet. Faucebox says 'Your coins will be sent to you in up to 48 hours after you reach the threshold'. I read their announcement and I sent them an email. I know that they have bigger problems than my own so I ask if there are other users in the same situation as me know something about it.

We had some problems with bitcoind daemon. We fixed it today (I hope) and you should get your coins with next batch of transactions.

Thank you for your immediate answer
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November 12, 2016, 04:53:38 PM
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Do you offer faucet script or we can make a faucet without hosting.
Hi,

there's going to be a faucet script, but not on launch. I just need to roll out a working microwallet website where me and other faucet owners will be able to mitigate their sites before faucetbox/paytoshi's shutdown.

It is probably in your interest to start off with just an API until you get enough interest to need more for it.
Do we know why faucetbox is closing - is it a reason that you should be worried about?
After that, more things will probably be added to site - to mkae it comparatively better than faucetbox?
Well, main thing is to launch with the API first, then I can keep adding more stuff, as demand grows.

FaucetBOX is closing because it's not profitable to run it in the current faucet ecosystem.

I don't want to reveal many things before I make them/upload them online, so I can't give any info on that ;p
Just protecting my ideas/business, that's all, heh

Keep an eye on the official thread, I add 1-2 screenshots on main page every day, so you guys can follow the progress

Sounds Great!
I like the idea of people not announcing things before they are released (when they're useful updates) as it adds a greater suprise as to what happens and how it can change to make it better. It also means that if you can't quite get something coded fast enough then you don't have a deadline and aren't forced to release something that's faulty and negatively impact your business. If you have a more profitalbe company that you feel will last lonnger than faucetbox then it's definitely good.
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