Question about joining airdrops

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What to do with the contract address that the airdrop provider posts?

Say example I filled up the form, I used my eth address on myether wallet.
There's a contract address that the airdop included on the post. What to do with it?
Should I add the custom token with the contract address?
I'm confused.

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[rudolfaxl]

What to do with the contract address that the airdrop provider posts?

Say example I filled up the form, I used my eth address on myether wallet.
There's a contract address that the airdop included on the post. What to do with it?
Should I add the custom token with the contract address?
I'm confused.

The short answer is yes. You should add custom token at your wallet where you put its name, digits count and contract address. After that you will be able to see your airdropped tokens.

[imjustp]

What to do with the contract address that the airdrop provider posts?

Say example I filled up the form, I used my eth address on myether wallet.
There's a contract address that the airdop included on the post. What to do with it?
Should I add the custom token with the contract address?
I'm confused.

The short answer is yes. You should add custom token at your wallet where you put its name, digits count and contract address. After that you will be able to see your airdropped tokens.

To add to this check your wallet address on EtherScan.io - that will update with your balance before your wallet and will save you having to log in.

[StreakW]

I do not know too much about airdrop
maybe someone can explain in detail how to get it
i just know airdrop is free token

[1C6fV5DtakfKANLJ8GUV7hCaA]

What to do with the contract address that the airdrop provider posts?

Say example I filled up the form, I used my eth address on myether wallet.
There's a contract address that the airdop included on the post. What to do with it?
Should I add the custom token with the contract address?
I'm confused.

The short answer is yes. You should add custom token at your wallet where you put its name, digits count and contract address. After that you will be able to see your airdropped tokens.

Can you provide an example on how to do it? I've joined multiple airdrops and haven't created a custom token. This can be why I haven't received anything.

A step by step guide with the contract address would really be helpful please. Thanks!

[Minor Miner]

You will get your coins anyway. You may not see them, but they are at your wallet. Go to EtherScan.io, paste your address at the top right corner and press enter. At Misc section you will see Token Tracker with View Tokens button. Push it to know what you have at your wallet.

[ahmedjamal1998]

Well first of all if you want to know if you received any tokens or not, head over to ethplorer.io and enter your address there.

If you have any tokens they'll show under the token balances tab like in here
https://ethplorer.io/address/0x20424bf9be9de9af3cde0c35165edc19857abd85.

Now before you spend or use these tokens you need to add them to your wallet.
Go to myetherwallet for example. And press the "Add Custom Token" button on the right down and fill out the info under it.

Usually you'll find this info in the thread or you can simply get it from the token page on etherscan.
Fill them and hit enter. If you have any they'll show.

[1C6fV5DtakfKANLJ8GUV7hCaA]

You will get your coins anyway. You may not see them, but they are at your wallet. Go to EtherScan.io, paste your address at the top right corner and press enter. At Misc section you will see Token Tracker with View Tokens button. Push it to know what you have at your wallet.

Alright! Awesome! Thanks

[robimarie]

this is very helpful thank you so much for those who are willing to help newbies like me.