I just wanted to chime in my 2 satoshi's...
The average faucet seems to be paying out <50 sat (source: a quick browse trough the list of faucethub, coinpot, freebitco.in,...).
This means you'll have to make about 2 million claims to "get" 1 BTC.
If you incorporate the fact that at least half of the faucets are dry, scams, dissapear, or have hidden their claim button so good nobody can find it), you'll need to visit at least 4 million faucets to get 1 BTC.
Opening the faucet, filling in all those captcha's, you addresss, claim, popups, even more captcha's.. I estimate it takes 2 minutes to make a claim.
So 1 claiming 1 BTC would be equal to spending 8 million minutes =~ 133.000 hours.
So, with the current BTC rate, you'll make about ~7 cents per hour... If the minimum wage in your country is higher than 7 dollarcents per hour (substract the energy you used for that hour of claiming, substract the cost of decent internet, substract the cost of the device you use to claim), it would be wiser to get an IRL job and convert some of your wages into btc rather than spending your time claiming from faucets.
That being said: there are "real" online faucets that aren't a scam (they "pay" 7 cents per hour)... I wouldn't trust those telegram bots tough, i don't get their businessmodel, i don't see where they get their money from, so i don't think they can operate without scamming people.
Sometimes i wonder if humans solving the captcha isn't more valuable to them than what few satoshis they give? Yes i am aware of services that pay humans to solve captchas, which defeats the whole point... I guess the whole captcha thing just increased spamming costs a bit.
Unfortunately i live in that country you mention... It makes for a hard choice when a full time job will net you 2¢ per hour (not a joke).
But yes, you can earn more doing some other things rather than faucets. I know people that try to do all they can with their internet, still better than the alternative... Try microtasks, or even ad clicking (again another model that feeds back itself...).
I wouldn't bother with "mining" websites, at all. The only good mining is asic mining, and maybe gpu mining for some altcoins, but thats about it. You can probably make more buying and holding, if you have spare money to invest that can be put aside for a long time.
