Checking for payout

[WingLion]

Hi all, I have stated on this Bitcoin collection early December last year and hope to learn more from the forum discussion.

Over the past weeks, after going from website to website where they offer free bitcoins, I don't seems to understand or check the payout for the 3 following website:

1. BitVisior (http://www.bitvisitor.com/) - it supposed to be a big a reputable PTC site and credit bitcoins for every 5mins of adv watched. But once it hit over 60 uBTC, it just cleared out the accumulation but I never received the payout. Does any one has similar encounter?

2. Bunny Race ( http://boklund.nu/) - interesting website to collect bitcoins with a rabbit race. But after days of running the rabbits, I cannot find any place to check for the winning pool nor payout button. Can any one advise me?

3. BitCoin Jackpot (http://bitcoin-jackpot.herokuapp.com/) - This website has a different captcha by using matching articles. But same as Buddy Race, the winning pool cannot be found and there is no payout button.  : (

Hope any of you kind soul can shed some light on my enquiry and wish all of you a very happy new year.

[pindirava]

They don't have a section to check for balance and pending or paidout balances. You have to realize yourself by checking your bitcoin address and assume for any amount paid into it.

[WingLion]

Hi Pindirava,


I did. I kept every transaction that comes into my CoinBase account.

So far payment from CoinBox, MicroWallet, BTC Click, CoinAd, all received. I even managed to traced a payment from RedCoin, but it took me a while though. But BitVisitor payment is no where in sight... 

[pharaoh171]

I've had very good luck with Bitvisitor in the past and have received
payments promptly after I hit 60. However, I was supposed to get one
this week and like you my balance was reset to zero but I didn't get
the payout. I hope they get this straightened out or nobody will want
to participate anymore.

[Loki-L]

I didn't know there were any sites like this.

Is there a list somewhere of non-scam websites with similar schemes?

[pharaoh171]

I wouldn't call Bitvisitor a scam, in fact since I last posted they did
sort things out and I received my payment after all. They are one
of the best bitcoin earning sites out there, in my experience.

[Virtual miner]

Bitvisitor scams people with the affiliates. I never got any pay for referring people to bitvisitor. I looked and asked around and as far as I know no one ever has been paid for their referrals.

Has anyone here ever got paid for more than their own clicks?

Lots of people have tried to contact them but never an answer.

[mindfulmojo]

I didn't know there were any sites like this.

Is there a list somewhere of non-scam websites with similar schemes?

Gaze upon my glorious list of payment proof...   

http://bitcoinwork.info/bitcoin-payment-proof.html

[Virtual miner]

I didn't know there were any sites like this.

Is there a list somewhere of non-scam websites with similar schemes?

Gaze upon my glorious list of payment proof...   

http://bitcoinwork.info/bitcoin-payment-proof.html

Do you have any proof that bitvisitor pays you for your affiliates?

[mindfulmojo]

Nope, that's why I don't promote them... Did for a couple months, never seen an affiliate pay out.

[hilariousandco]

Nope, that's why I don't promote them... Did for a couple months, never seen an affiliate pay out.

How many referrals did you get? A lot of these sites require you to get a ridiculous number of hits or clicks before you ever see a free satoshi.

[mindfulmojo]

I have no idea, it doesn't tell you is one of the problems...

I have no problem getting referrals though.

For instance, btcclicks I have 2299 referrals at the moment.

My site is usually on the first page of google for "free bitcoin"

[BrandonMcPherson]

I've gotten many payouts from BitVisitor's referral program. Those payments come to a separate wallet from my personal BitVisitor account, meaning there's no confusion on the source.

I'm not sure how many signups we've sent them since they don't offer those numbers , but we get 3-4 payments a week from them.

I found this thread because I was looking for info on http://bitcoin-jackpot.herokuapp.com/ as an end-user.

Their offer is sky high, and after submitting frequently for more than four days, I've seen nothing come in to the address I set up for them.That combo has me assuming it's a fake or a bad attempt at a scam, but I hate to give up on until I know for sure.

On the other hand, this verbiage on their home page makes me think there's something hidden or obscured:

Get Free Bitcoins! Use the knowledge only a few have and get as many bitcoins as you want.

Does anyone have any insight?

[adept]

Anyone got the email for http://bitcoin-jackpot.herokuapp.com/? do they pay?

[BrandonMcPherson]

I've never seen a single satoshi from http://bitcoin-jackpot.herokuapp.com. My personal assumption is that it is a scam or was just ineptly built.

[DeathProxy]

You better try signature advertising. Go to Marketplace >> Services. They have better rates, some advertisers now accepting newbies and junior members.

I think those websites you mention are scam or have very little rewards. It is only a waste of your time.

[ShakyhandsBTCer]

This sounds like they are faucet sites (or possibly offshoots of faucets)

You need to have at least ~5500 satachi until you can have payment sent via the blockchain to your address

Faucets pay very little when compared to the time you put into them

[marcotheminer]

Often you need to reach a threshold to get an automated payment or else fees eat up the payouts. Just wait it out.

[Domino]

You better try signature advertising. Go to Marketplace >> Services. They have better rates, some advertisers now accepting newbies and junior members.

I think those websites you mention are scam or have very little rewards. It is only a waste of your time.

Agree.

Even though the per post rate for newbies is quite low (0.00004), it is still better than faucets, and the pay rate would be much higher when you get to member rank.

[ShakyhandsBTCer]

You better try signature advertising. Go to Marketplace >> Services. They have better rates, some advertisers now accepting newbies and junior members.

I think those websites you mention are scam or have very little rewards. It is only a waste of your time.

Agree.

Even though the per post rate for newbies is quite low (0.00004), it is still better than faucets, and the pay rate would be much higher when you get to member rank.

Another positive to newbies using signature campaigns is that they can hopefully learn more about bitcoin via the forums, but I still think that the rates are not worth it for newbies (they can just wait the 2 months to be a member)