Help "I had Free Bitcoin 2011 with registration"

[Codswallop]

There might be something fishy about it. Back then, too, frauds were prevalent. They are much more pronounced today, but they were there. You should ask Microsoft Support to help and guide you with that. Email address.

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[noorman0]

Quick advice to the OP: give up.
Even if the site is still active today and is willing to give you the bitcoins you claimed years ago while too valuable right now, you may not be able to recover them because you have lost access.

There might be something fishy about it. Back then, too, frauds were prevalent. They are much more pronounced today, but they were there. You should ask Microsoft Support to help and guide you with that. Email address.

I doubt that bitcoin was the target of scammers back then, it was a disproportionate effort because bitcoin was not very valuable and in circulation was much less than today. It will bring scammers at high risk of being caught.

[posi]

There might be something fishy about it. Back then, too, frauds were prevalent. They are much more pronounced today, but they were there. You should ask Microsoft Support to help and guide you with that. Email address.

In 2011, bitcoin had little value and there were many faucets giving away bitcoins for free, so there is no scam in this case. The OP's problem was that he didn't withdraw it to his personal wallet at the time, so even if he could find the email and access the website, I can assure you that he will not get those bitcoins back. Just take a look at the current value of bitcoin, it's a huge amount, I'm sure that nobody would be willing to give you free money these days.

[LittleBitFunny]

Hallo ,

It was 2011 , maybe summer , I registered on a site to receive Bitcoins as a gift

I can't log in my email anymore for identification problems of microsoft.

Does anyone know any sites or exchanges where they gave away Bitcoins in 2011?


Thanks and best regards

I would advise you to forget it, your efforts will go nowhere, even if that faucet is still working and you recover your Hotmail account. If you don't appreciate it when it's worthless or only worth dollars, when it's worth tens of thousands of dollars, you can't own it either.

I just want to ask you one thing, if you are the owner of that website and when someone asks about bitcoins from 12 years ago and wants it back, would you be willing to pay them bitcoins? I'm sure you would say no, so you shouldn't expect them to pay you bitcoins that way either.

[Wildwest]

I think it was difficult to find a site that gave you free bitcoins at that time, because since 2011 there have been many sites spread out to offer free bitcoins and not all sites will give us bitcoins for free, if you still remember the email and password and can't verify then the site I think has become a scam and we can't re-enter to take the assets we have, try you contact Microsoft maybe they can help you in logging in to your account, actually many events happen like the one you experienced but they no longer care because they think that the site is already a scam.

[RealMalatesta]

I had 2+ bitcoins that is now gone as well, it's common if you have been here for a long time. I couldn't get back in, no matter what I did, no matter what I tried, I forgot the mail that I used as well so it was like near impossible. In any case, it's fine and I do not care anymore it's really not that important.

It was something that I had once in a while and now gone, that's it. If you want to make money, do not look for the past but look at the future, that would be a better way. Maybe you won't have that much bitcoins, but it's better to have something small than hopes of something with reality of nothing. That would at least give you some solutions this way.

[Jody.Drummer]

You registered on a site to receive free bitcoins as a gift right? So why didn't you get your gift? What kind of a site giving free bitcoins asks for email and not a bitcoin address? You don't even have an address.

It's hard for me to think because in this statement alone I think it's already an answer.

I used an email with random personal data, I remember the password but I can't verify the identity

On the other hand it would be great if the OP linked something else in his email to be able to verify but for it's been over a decade I'm not even sure this email can be recovered especially as far as I know if the email hasn't been used for a long time then it's like it can't be accessed anymore.
Let alone for more than a decade, maybe even for 1 year, the unused email will disappear.
I think giving up is a good thing, not to belittle the seriousness of the OP but this is definitely difficult even if you contact microsoft to prove it.

[blockman]

If the website was from 2011, it's very likely that the faucet might have already been down and closed a long time ago. I've been into faucets when I was new and most of them, I've never seen them operate again and gone permanently.
I know that you could have good amounts from that year but, it's most likely that you'll never see it back again unless you remember the exact thing and you're just involving everyone trying to help you guess what it is.