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[Fivestar4everMVP]

This whining is already boring.
Let it go, the train has left.
I'm a sucker, you are suckers to a greater extent, forget about it.
There are other resources that are similar and have been working for a couple of years.
But just don't think about throwing your money there again, it will not lead to anything good.

Please, can you mention these other resources similar to Fbc but working?

Thanks in advance.

I don't know, this question isn't directed at me but let me try saying something before the user whom the question is for comes around to give and answer..

I honestly can not tell and do not believe that there is or are other resources like freebitco out there, a resource that has completely all the features freebitco has with absolutely nothing missing including the bitcoin faucet, the weekly lottery, the lottery ticket and Reward point system, the daily free spins, the bi-annual Lamborghini draws and so on. I have not mentioned or talked about the games listed on site, and also plus other features that I may not remember at the moment.

To be best of my knowledge, there is absolutely no other platform out there that have all the listed and known features freebitco has, but if there really is one or more such platforms out there, I myself will also love to know about it/them.

[Get-Paid.com]

To be best of my knowledge, there is absolutely no other platform out there that have all the listed and known features freebitco has, but if there really is one or more such platforms out there, I myself will also love to know about it/them.

Our 20 faucets, live since 2017 (!!) have some similar features, competition between best earners (weekly and monthly) but we are no where crazy like these idiots, thus we're offering a DAILY roll, not hourly!!

We used to make it hourly for years, yes, but the crypto world has changed so much. We called FBC many times to change their business model and also referred 120k users to them but these guys buried their heads in the sand and now they have lost:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5487189.0

Our oldest site since 2010 is Get-Paid.com live for over 15 years.

We know how to sustain a business, it's definitely not done like what they did. They had only 2 faucets. The first one was shut down in 2018, this one is now a dead business.

For those who still believe in getting paid from FBC we covered all this here and on our social media (especially YouTube). First they made withdrawals manually, now they can't handle these anymore. We know how it works as we've done it ourselves.

If we have left our faucets with hourly rolls and not daily we would've shut down like these guys.

Trust our experience here. We know how it works. Read the forum links. You would see we were always right.

[BayAreaCoins]

To be best of my knowledge, there is absolutely no other platform out there that have all the listed and known features freebitco has, but if there really is one or more such platforms out there, I myself will also love to know about it/them.

Our 20 faucets, live since 2017 (!!) have some similar features, competition between best earners (weekly and monthly) but we are no where crazy like these idiots, thus we're offering a DAILY roll, not hourly!!

We used to make it hourly for years, yes, but the crypto world has changed so much. We called FBC many times to change their business model and also referred 120k users to them but these guys buried their heads in the sand and now they have lost:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5487189.0

Our oldest site since 2010 is Get-Paid.com live for over 15 years.

We know how to sustain a business, it's definitely not done like what they did. They had only 2 faucets. The first one was shut down in 2018, this one is now a dead business.

For those who still believe in getting paid from FBC we covered all this here and on our social media (especially YouTube). First they made withdrawals manually, now they can't handle these anymore. We know how it works as we've done it ourselves.

If we have left our faucets with hourly rolls and not daily we would've shut down like these guys.

Trust our experience here. We know how it works. Read the forum links. You would see we were always right.

Doing daily rolls leads to people using multiple accounts for us.

I keep it 10 minutes because if someone is going to multiaccount... might as well work them to death.

[RataXes]

Yeah… this is more of a moral note, so feel free to skip this paragraph. I’m on the side of “everyone is the master of their own life.” We all knew or at the very least should have known the risks of leaving coins on a custodial site. I think some people somewhere around 2013 kept drumming that no private keys here so be careful. At the same time, I'm also on the side of "words do matter". FBC should have kept their promises (well lah-dih-dah - how cutely naive of me! At my next post I’ll probably rant about world peace!), and the same goes for the endless “told you so” sermons. People have every right to say it, but I don’t see the point. Losses like this already push some to the edge; I can imagine suicides happening, and the internet has enough loose cannons who might go hunting the supposed “owners” and end up hurting an innocent person instead. This isn’t a movie where the good guys magically win. Losing money is frustrating and painful, and I don’t want to offer false hope — because frankly, I don’t see much if any. Having hope is just the worst.

That said, and I’m sure these aren’t exactly groundbreaking ideas, food for thought: if anyone does want to turn some stones, the Dutch gambling authority (KSA) might be the only angle. They’ve already fined or tried to fine FBC B.V., which looks like a Dutch limited company rather than just a Belizean shell? If that’s the case, it should show up in the Dutch company register? There has also been some dialogue between KSA and FBC(? according to linked 2 daya old article), so there must be some representative in the open? The authority itself is probably bound by GDPR, so a public register may be the only real starting point — and unfortunately, maybe also the end.

Any native Dutch residents or speakers here who can confirm what this article says, or explain how these things usually work in the Netherlands?

https://www.casinonieuws.nl/online/ksa-verbeurt-dwangsom-van-e-280-000-van-freebitco-in-fbc-bv/

[onlyforpc4]

Yeah… this is more of a moral note, so feel free to skip this paragraph. I’m on the side of “everyone is the master of their own life.” We all knew or at the very least should have known the risks of leaving coins on a custodial site. I think some people somewhere around 2013 kept drumming that no private keys here so be careful. At the same time, I'm also on the side of "words do matter". FBC should have kept their promises (well lah-dih-dah - how cutely naive of me! At my next post I’ll probably rant about world peace!), and the same goes for the endless “told you so” sermons. People have every right to say it, but I don’t see the point. Losses like this already push some to the edge; I can imagine suicides happening, and the internet has enough loose cannons who might go hunting the supposed “owners” and end up hurting an innocent person instead. This isn’t a movie where the good guys magically win. Losing money is frustrating and painful, and I don’t want to offer false hope — because frankly, I don’t see much if any. Having hope is just the worst.

That said, and I’m sure these aren’t exactly groundbreaking ideas, food for thought: if anyone does want to turn some stones, the Dutch gambling authority (KSA) might be the only angle. They’ve already fined or tried to fine FBC B.V., which looks like a Dutch limited company rather than just a Belizean shell? If that’s the case, it should show up in the Dutch company register? There has also been some dialogue between KSA and FBC(? according to linked 2 daya old article), so there must be some representative in the open? The authority itself is probably bound by GDPR, so a public register may be the only real starting point — and unfortunately, maybe also the end.

Any native Dutch residents or speakers here who can confirm what this article says, or explain how these things usually work in the Netherlands?

https://www.casinonieuws.nl/online/ksa-verbeurt-dwangsom-van-e-280-000-van-freebitco-in-fbc-bv/

Use translation and the title is "The Dutch Gaming Authority demands a €280,000 fine from freebitco.in"

[dwyane36]

We used to make it hourly for years, yes, but the crypto world has changed so much. We called FBC many times to change their business model and also referred 120k users to them but these guys buried their heads in the sand and now they have lost:

Perhaps it was overconfidence on the part of the Freebitcoin team, as well as a reluctance to change anything or adapt their business model to market realities, since everything had been working fine for them for a long time. But apparently, at some point, something went wrong and everything started to collapse like a house of cards.

[NotATether]

The downfall of FBC will be studied, of course, but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?

Even an exchange like Coinbase, notorious for locking accounts sporadically, would have been better since they would at least give you a notice before closing. But personally, Bitcoin has pumped massively over this cycle and also in 2021. There wouldn't be a need to earn a percentage yield on FBC.

I have 120K referrals.

I am one of the most sucessful earners of passive income on freebitcoin, in history.

But the company that I built with this money went bankrupted. I was stolen three times — the people that f***d me got away.

I was relying on freebitcoin to pay my costs and for my family's (children too).

The guy that said people have 1 million dollars on freebitcoin is right.
A lot of people was using the website as I BANK. SAVINGS for RETIREMENT.
It's like you RETIRENMENT TAKEN, STOLEN from shady guys is UNBELIEVABLE!

A lot of people will think about suicide... maybe some will do it.

As they had more than 1000 BTC since the beginning, it was treated LIKE A BANK.
Like a REAL BUSINESS OFFSHORE.

I felt like an associated from the website, not a gambler (never played any game, I just brought thousands of people to the website and earned passive income all those 10 years).

Now I am desperated and negative on the bank account.
My life is ruined... freebitcoin is my only hope and I have money there, I earned it and advertised the website for years.

Now they're vanished...
I DON'T understand a website that was trustable for YERAS do such thing... uncoprehensible!!!!!!!!

[memehunter]

but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?

IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.

[Lucius]

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I had a slightly larger amount on that site, which was the result of my claims and profit from referrals, and by keeping the same on the site, I received a certain commission every day, so that was attractive for many, considering that the site has gained a good reputation over the years. But as soon as it became clear that something wasn't right there, I made a successful withdrawal - so even though I still have something there today, I won't be too sorry if I can't withdraw that either.

[zangadogamer]

but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?

IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.

"Greedy". What do you mean by beeing greedy? Jus due to referrals and not gambling like an IDIOT?

Because I made sucessful campaign about freebitcoin and I earned it what I deserve it?

Because I choosed to sell the gear to the dirty work instead of doing the dirty work?

Not beeing "greedy" is to accept to have a SHITTY JOB 8/5 and not THE OWNER of your own life?

I WAS NOT GREEDY. It was a CAREER and I am a professional of marketing with a lot of prizes, play golden buttons, etc.

But I was STOLEN for trsuting people like you all. Gamblers.

"greedy" - "to sustain a life by not becoming a SLAVE to fund somebody else's dream".

No, THANKS BRO — I am not greedy for that.

What you two both said doesn't make any sense.

[memehunter]

I received a certain commission every day, so that was attractive for many

I thought so.

as soon as it became clear that something wasn't right there, I made a successful withdrawal

This is an classic example of an proactive investor who knows how to manage and look after his investments. If this approach of active observation has been adopted by others they would have in a far better position. Thanks for sharing this.

EDIT
@zangadogamer, please re read my post. I never blamed you. I know your are frustrated and I am with you on this that FBC is responsible for all this not you. 

[EarnOnVictor]

The downfall of FBC will be studied, of course, but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?

I suppose the answer is an illusory trust. But they forgot that "Not You Keys, Not Your Coins."

The trust of regular deposit and withdrawal, hitch-free, has blinded them to the possible unforeseen, and again, $FUN added to the trust, so what do you expect?

As I write, we still have millions of gamblers making those mistakes. Not even with exchanges, no one should trust the centralised system, but here we are, they will go insolvent before people start realising their mistakes.

[Durdenkingtyler]

Does anyone know when the last successful withdrawal from Freebitco.in was processed?

[zangadogamer]

Does anyone know when the last successful withdrawal from Freebitco.in was processed?

August 5.

[ESG]

____~____...
...., I made a successful withdrawal - so even though I still have something there today, I won't be too sorry if I can't withdraw that either.

i want ask you if ,    was your withdraw made on lattest days,    or  month ago?

[Hispo]

but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?

IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.

"Greedy". What do you mean by beeing greedy? Jus due to referrals and not gambling like an IDIOT?

Because I made sucessful campaign about freebitcoin and I earned it what I deserve it?

Because I choosed to sell the gear to the dirty work instead of doing the dirty work?

Not beeing "greedy" is to accept to have a SHITTY JOB 8/5 and not THE OWNER of your own life?

I WAS NOT GREEDY. It was a CAREER and I am a professional of marketing with a lot of prizes, play golden buttons, etc.

But I was STOLEN for trsuting people like you all. Gamblers.

"greedy" - "to sustain a life by not becoming a SLAVE to fund somebody else's dream".

No, THANKS BRO — I am not greedy for that.

What you two both said doesn't make any sense.

Don't lose your cool, though.
It is easy to point people out for not taking their money before a platform collapses, in the end of the day the only one at fault here is the platform itself for violating their promise. You did nothing wrong by trying to get money from their promise, so far this was a lack of good management, not a scam from the very beginning.
So have a little more of a thicker skin and ignore those criticisms from people who won't understand your positions.

Also, I am curious. How much moneyd did you lose from all this fiasco? It must have been a significant amount considering the market of referrals can be very profitable of one is able to reach many people in a relatively short period of time.

[LTU_btc]

IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.

Wouldn't call it greediness, more like giving too much trust to Freebitco.in. Back in the days when this site had perfect reputation, I remember some people even used it as their hot wallet.
When they introduced interest thing, I always said that you shouldn't keep more than you afford to lose, no matter how much you trust Freebitco.in. Not your keys, not your coins - we already had way too much stories with trusted sites falling.
I followed this rule too. I still have some BTC on Freebitco.in. Somewould call it significant amount, but it's not life changing if I would lose it

[zangadogamer]

but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?

IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.

"Greedy". What do you mean by beeing greedy? Jus due to referrals and not gambling like an IDIOT?

Because I made sucessful campaign about freebitcoin and I earned it what I deserve it?

Because I choosed to sell the gear to the dirty work instead of doing the dirty work?

Not beeing "greedy" is to accept to have a SHITTY JOB 8/5 and not THE OWNER of your own life?

I WAS NOT GREEDY. It was a CAREER and I am a professional of marketing with a lot of prizes, play golden buttons, etc.

But I was STOLEN for trsuting people like you all. Gamblers.

"greedy" - "to sustain a life by not becoming a SLAVE to fund somebody else's dream".

No, THANKS BRO — I am not greedy for that.

What you two both said doesn't make any sense.

Don't lose your cool, though.
It is easy to point people out for not taking their money before a platform collapses, in the end of the day the only one at fault here is the platform itself for violating their promise. You did nothing wrong by trying to get money from their promise, so far this was a lack of good management, not a scam from the very beginning.

So have a little more of a thicker skin and ignore those criticisms from people who won't understand your positions.

Also, I am curious. How much moneyd did you lose from all this fiasco? It must have been a significant amount considering the market of referrals can be very profitable of one is able to reach many people in a relatively short period of time.

Lost $ 400K.

Yes, referrals work only if you are an influencer / human figure. Only organic marketing works. Gotta be artistic. It's not for everyone.

The way to go in this Utopia: if you don't have followers, you have no financial security.
The most valuable value today is not money or time. Is attention.
If you have it, you can monetize it forever.

Whetever is you niche, gotta be good or talented for disguising entertainment with your real goal — that includes making videos, music, entertainment to attract huge numbers (not the niched ones).

CALL ATTENTION for solving a SOCIAL PROBLEM. That brings thousands of leads.

Niching down is DEAD.
Only paying for ads works when you are niched down.

All Social media cut the reach of organic niched creators and pages. Now it's pay to win.

The real deal now is to attract thousands of people again with promise of gaining something for free or almost for free, in a marketing thunnel with a very strategic plan.

People are not buying anything; they barely survive due to the bills and rent nowadays.
But in every crises, there's oportunity. And the oportunity is right there.

I am not greedy.
I only use my brain and seee how this UTOPIAN world REALLY works in the end.

I'm gonna recover again.
I'm broke and I was stolen 3x (fourth time with freebitcoin now).

I am depending on borrowing money to eat now.
Tomorrow I will not.

[hypersonic1]

The only other platform that seems to be worth its salt is NEXO. They have a daily tick and compound of savings. For the Americans in the group they will be returning. They survived all of the corrupt purging by Gary Gensler and the SEC.


That is the closest I've seen to a saving vehicle for Bitcoin.

However....don't forget that you are still lending out your hard earned BTC and if anything happens to the platform you will have to wait and see.

It's not a casino. but the saving rates are high. NEXO said they are trying to return this year.

On another note, if you are looking for custodied savings. Staking coins are a no to low risk option.

[Hispo]

IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.

Wouldn't call it greediness, more like giving too much trust to Freebitco.in. Back in the days when this site had perfect reputation, I remember some people even used it as their hot wallet.
When they introduced interest thing, I always said that you shouldn't keep more than you afford to lose, no matter how much you trust Freebitco.in. Not your keys, not your coins - we already had way too much stories with trusted sites falling.
I followed this rule too. I still have some BTC on Freebitco.in. Somewould call it significant amount, but it's not life changing if I would lose it

Though, it would seem to me that Freebitcoin was never supposed to be wallet, in the first place. Sure, they offered some tools and instrument for people to win passive income through deposits of Bitcoin and also in their token, but to me it was an over kill from them.

They were already profitable and a casino, why would they even bother to turn into a neobanl as well?

I still believe their FUN token was the main cause of this disaster to unfold, it could provoke some imbalance in their liquidity, forcing them to withhold money from their gamblers and depositors in order not to go bankrupt..