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[Free Market Capitalist]

I think what we could do at this point is have a bet to see who can guess when freebitco.in will finally go to hell. The only thing is, I think it would be difficult implementing it, because we don't know if it will take a month or a year or more. But what is clear is that for some time now, what they have been doing is trying to give the appearance of normality so that people who don't know what's going on continue to deposit, without processing withdrawals.

[nvlion]

Not sure if anyone has any skills sufficient enough to do anything with the information shown in the results when you go to dnsdumpster.com and type in freebitco.in, but feels like there is something there that can be useful to shut these clowns down.

[Warfare]

I think what we could do at this point is have a bet to see who can guess when freebitco.in will finally go to hell. The only thing is, I think it would be difficult implementing it, because we don't know if it will take a month or a year or more. But what is clear is that for some time now, what they have been doing is trying to give the appearance of normality so that people who don't know what's going on continue to deposit, without processing withdrawals.

[uneng]

A blog piece from over 5 years ago:

https://freebitcoin.io/articles/what-happened-to-free-doge

I remember that case.
They notified users to withdraw all the funds upon closing, and paid everything

The site I was talking about was freedogeon. It was an exact copy of freebitco.in and they were offering a lot of interests for people to lend money.
They were supporting a lot of different crypto. They simply disapeared

Freebitco.in's sister was freedoge.co.in. Freedogeon must be a scam like many other similar websites which have been copying freebitco.in along the years, due to it being the main and most popular Bitcoin faucet among all. Always be careful with such websites. Don't deposit any funds on them, and make sure to not set a password you use for another platforms, neither your main personal email account.

If the website promises high returns through investment category, it's a clear sign you should stay away, not being even worthy to use it as faucet.

[UserU]

The site I was talking about was freedogeon. It was an exact copy of freebitco.in and they were offering a lot of interests for people to lend money.
They were supporting a lot of different crypto. They simply disapeared

They didn't simply disappear actually. Rather, they made an announcement on their closure and gave time for users to withdraw their balance.

[DrBeer]

The question is different—you can publish anything you want, but how can you verify that the specified algorithm corresponds to what is “under the hood of the system”?

You can verify the rolls using this link to make sure they have used the same mathematical calculations. If you don't trust this link, you can do the calculations by yourself.
I have verified my rolls many times and they were always correct. So, I am sure they always use the same algorithm as the one they have published on their website.

Note that I am not saying they don't cheat users.. As I said, they may change the server seed, so that a differenet number is generated. That's the only way to cheat users.

I immediately admit that I was probably wrong in my assumptions! Let's start from the opposite
I opened this page: https://s3.amazonaws.com/roll-verifier/verify.html

And took one significant piece of code:
var roll = (Math.round(number/429496.7295)).toFixed(0);

This code essentially generates a “random integer that the visitor receives by clicking ”ROLL“”. Is that correct? Yes, because all the previous lines of code create a kind of “random number” algorithm based on certain values.

This means that the exact same code MUST be found in the source code of the page or in one of the imported js libraries. IMPORTANT clarification: “This roll verifier is entirely coded in javascript so you can view the source to see how the roll is calculated and we will not be able to manipulate this script in any way because the calculations are done right here in your browser and the source is open for everyone to see.” - i.e., it is not inside the engine, but on the user's browser side, which means we should be able to see it by right-clicking and selecting “view page source.”
I did just that (view-source:https://freebitco.in/). And I tried to find the specified string there. Guess whether I found it or not? No!
Okay, I assume that this algorithm is located in one of the libraries. Okay, no problem — we search for occurrences of “.js” and open them in a separate browser tab to search for the coveted string in the body of the script.
There are 53 code sections that match the “.js” pattern, something like <script src="//freebitco.in/min/foundation.min.js"> and so on. Open each of these 53 scripts and search for the string “var roll = (Math.round(number/429496.7295)).toFixed(0);”. Keep in mind that there is no code obfuscation there.
Guess what — did I find the string I was looking for?
 

[hosemary]

I did just that (view-source:https://freebitco.in/). And I tried to find the specified string there. Guess whether I found it or not? No!

I am not a web developer and I don't have much information about javascript, so I am my be wrong. But isn't it possible to generate the random number on the backend?
As I said, I have successfully verified my rolls many times and this means that however their website has been coded, they are using the same algorithm as the one they have published on their website.

You can play the free roll and do the calculations by yourself to see if they are using the same algorithm or not. Have you ever tried that?
Again, I am not defending freebitco. I am fully aware of the issues going on with their website.

[Slow death]

I think what we could do at this point is have a bet to see who can guess when freebitco.in will finally go to hell. The only thing is, I think it would be difficult implementing it, because we don't know if it will take a month or a year or more. But what is clear is that for some time now, what they have been doing is trying to give the appearance of normality so that people who don't know what's going on continue to deposit, without processing withdrawals.

In my opinion, they've been doomed since June of last year, but unfortunately people don't want to accept the obvious. When a site has serious withdrawal problems, starting with delays of days, then weeks, and then months, then that site has already gone to hell; it's become a huge scam. Now, the people who continue using the site, who continue depositing money into it, don't want to accept the obvious: the site has become a scam.

[nvlion]

Are there any other comparable faucets that any of you actually endorse/have confidence in?

[DrBeer]

I did just that (view-source:https://freebitco.in/). And I tried to find the specified string there. Guess whether I found it or not? No!

I am not a web developer and I don't have much information about javascript, so I am my be wrong. But isn't it possible to generate the random number on the backend?
As I said, I have successfully verified my rolls many times and this means that however their website has been coded, they are using the same algorithm as the one they have published on their website.

You can play the free roll and do the calculations by yourself to see if they are using the same algorithm or not. Have you ever tried that?
Again, I am not defending freebitco. I am fully aware of the issues going on with their website.

Of course you can! BUT!
They claim that the generation takes place on the client side, using the presented js script.  Moreover, due to the lack of implementation of the published algorithm on some pages, I conclude that the actual generation of the “random number” occurs on the system side, not on the user side. And it is not without reason that I put the word “random number” in quotation marks
Another question: to check the operation of the given script, you need to enter the following data: SERVER SEED, SERVER SEED HASH, CLIENT SEED, NONCE. The question is, how and where did you get them to check the functionality of the published script? These four parameters are the basis for the generation of a “random number.”

[hosemary]

They claim that the generation takes place on the client side, using the presented js script.  

Where did they claim this?

Another question: to check the operation of the given script, you need to enter the following data: SERVER SEED, SERVER SEED HASH, CLIENT SEED, NONCE. The question is, how and where did you get them to check the functionality of the published script? These four parameters are the basis for the generation of a “random number.”

Visit the website and click "This game is provably fair!". You will see the the parameters for the previous and next rolls. You can change the client seed for the next roll.
Note that you don't have to use their tool to verify the rolls. You can do the calculations by yourself.

[Hispo]

Are there any other comparable faucets that any of you actually endorse/have confidence in?

I saw some thread not long ago which was pretty much a compilation of faucets which had features which were comparable to the ones one could found on Freebitcoin. Either way, this is not rather the place to ask for alternatives, in my opinion, we have people in this thread who are going through some serious distress because of all this situation with the lack of payouts and this out right exit scam we all are witnessing in real time.

Also, you gotta keep mind something which has already been mentioned in this thread several times: most faucets now are offering Satoshis in a daily basis, instead of a hourly basis, it seems the business model has simply run out of profitability for most faucets and that may be one of the reasons Freebitcoin could not keep up with all it was due to pay for it's clients and investors.

[nvlion]

Are there any other comparable faucets that any of you actually endorse/have confidence in?

I saw some thread not long ago which was pretty much a compilation of faucets which had features which were comparable to the ones one could found on Freebitcoin. Either way, this is not rather the place to ask for alternatives, in my opinion, we have people in this thread who are going through some serious distress because of all this situation with the lack of payouts and this out right exit scam we all are witnessing in real time.

Also, you gotta keep mind something which has already been mentioned in this thread several times: most faucets now are offering Satoshis in a daily basis, instead of a hourly basis, it seems the business model has simply run out of profitability for most faucets and that may be one of the reasons Freebitcoin could not keep up with all it was due to pay for it's clients and investors.

Yea, I’m one of those with thousands of dollars in pending withdrawals. Doesn’t mean I’m going to stop my online activity. Was genuinely curious for recommendations. Not everything needs to be an “up in arms” moment.

[Wakate]

In my opinion, they've been doomed since June of last year, but unfortunately people don't want to accept the obvious. When a site has serious withdrawal problems, starting with delays of days, then weeks, and then months, then that site has already gone to hell; it's become a huge scam. Now, the people who continue using the site, who continue depositing money into it, don't want to accept the obvious: the site has become a scam.

I don't know if people are still depositing money and playing bets on freeBitco.in but I think anybody doing that is putting themselves in a big shit hole that could be difficult for a withdrawal. It looks like the casino has decided to pay some players and leave the rest while plenty of users continue to complain about their pending withdrawals. I still don't get why this casino has not been shutdown even with all these complaints.

[uneng]

Are there any other comparable faucets that any of you actually endorse/have confidence in?

Cointiply seems a reasonable alternative. Lots of ways to earn on the platform, besides the traditional concept of faucet. I think it's the best micro earnings app available right now for enthusiasts. It's alive and being constantly updated for several years already.

In every cases, you shouldn't accumulate too much money idle on such websites. As soon as you have a decent amount, make sure to withdraw to a safe personal wallet.

[Get-Paid.com]

Are there any other comparable faucets that any of you actually endorse/have confidence in?

We've been live since 2017, link in the sig or full list of all 20 sites here:

https://cryptosfaucets.com/

Tip: As of now our lowest threshold faucet is FreeNEM.com with less than 800 rolls you can cashout (use XT.com to receive and exchange it, it's KYC free).

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Are there any other comparable faucets that any of you actually endorse/have confidence in?

Cointiply seems a reasonable alternative. Lots of ways to earn on the platform, besides the traditional concept of faucet. I think it's the best micro earnings app available right now for enthusiasts. It's alive and being constantly updated for several years already.

In every cases, you shouldn't accumulate too much money idle on such websites. As soon as you have a decent amount, make sure to withdraw to a safe personal wallet.

I've never heard of this cointiply and I was actually thinking or assuming the platform has an android app that should be available on playstore, but unfortunately, I search and can't find any app with that name/title there..

It's a website only platform, I think it would have made really good sense if you shared the actual link to the site, this should help us who don't know the correct url of the site not to go end up on a wrong or perhaps; phishing version of the site..

And besides, I've always thought that freebitco was the only bitcoin faucet site that existed until they started having this issues, didn't know that another still exist out there, it's good actually 👌

[michellee]

In my opinion, they've been doomed since June of last year, but unfortunately people don't want to accept the obvious. When a site has serious withdrawal problems, starting with delays of days, then weeks, and then months, then that site has already gone to hell; it's become a huge scam. Now, the people who continue using the site, who continue depositing money into it, don't want to accept the obvious: the site has become a scam.

I don't know if people are still depositing money and playing bets on freeBitco.in but I think anybody doing that is putting themselves in a big shit hole that could be difficult for a withdrawal. It looks like the casino has decided to pay some players and leave the rest while plenty of users continue to complain about their pending withdrawals. I still don't get why this casino has not been shutdown even with all these complaints.

Hopefully not. They should really be aware of this and stay away from the site until there is a clear explanation from their reps. But I don't think someone will come and clarify all things. After all, the trust of members is down a lot and that makes it difficult for them to solve the cases. Many gamblers can't withdraw their own money so it is a clear indication that the site has a problem. It seems the owner still wants to get much benefit from the popularity of the site as before.

[HardFireMiner]

Freebitco.in scammers didn't process any FUN Token withdrawals for 74 days already.

https://etherscan.io/tokentxns?a=0x12d4017f232ebb4327e8e0082ed4337084bf2e84&p=1

[Wakate]

Hopefully not. They should really be aware of this and stay away from the site until there is a clear explanation from their reps. But I don't think someone will come and clarify all things. After all, the trust of members is down a lot and that makes it difficult for them to solve the cases. Many gamblers can't withdraw their own money so it is a clear indication that the site has a problem. It seems the owner still wants to get much benefit from the popularity of the site as before.

This is a pure scam mate and I don't think the team is ready to explain why their hasn't processed users pending withdrawals for this long. The team behind this scam should be hold responsible and I don't know why their has been sluggish approach to their denials to settle players and return their funds. I thought FreeBitco.in was a register platform before and I am very curious to know what nothing is done about their scam cases.