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Cointiply – Earn real money – follow-up review

9. May 2022 by digital-coin.net Leave a Comment

As promised in the previous article about Cointiply (and how to withdraw), I gained some further experience with Cointiply, played with all the various options, and increase my balance with them even more. The intention of this article is to show you, how you can (actively) earn additional income by completing the activities offered by Cointiply.

You find these on the Dashboard under the “Earn” menu item.

Roll the faucet

Lets start with the easiest activity offered: the faucet. Here you can roll the wheel every hour and gain a few points. Easy and quick task, but the rewards are obviously also not that high. I still did roll it from time to time to gain some extra points.

View PTC Ads

The next activity I explored was viewing some ads. Also not that much energy you have to invest to be honest. There are usually many offers waiting for you to explore. Some of them you have to view for 5 seconds only, others take longer. The longest I had went for 45 seconds. Quite obvious that you get more points for the longer activities and less for the others. You have to make sure, that the tab showing the ad keeps the focus. The Cointiply tab displays a countdown on how many seconds more to go. Ones the countdown completed you have to solve a small captcha by clicking on a item and you get the points rewarded. Quite simple, right?

Play the multiplier

This is a betting game, where you can wage a certain number of coins (minimum of 10 coins). You then have to pick some random targets. If you pick the red gems you win, if you pick a black gem, you loose the round and your initial investment. If you are lucky, you can make it up to level 11. Guess, that takes a lot of luck. You can also click on “Take win” and collect your profit. Maximum multiplier is 61x.

I haven’t played this game a lot, as I am not such a big fan of these kind of games. And I usually loose anyway. Although that is quite personal. There is more information on the game in this document.

Play Games

Playing games, sounds like a lot of fun, doesn’t it? Lets have a look: Click on “Earn” and then on “Play games”. This leads you to a new tab, showing short instructions (like not having an ad blocker active), where you got to click on “Start playing & earn coins”. Click. This embeds a window of a mini game website, where you can choose your game and start playing. While you play, a bar on the top screen starts to fill up (slowly) and once its fully filled, you get some coins. Here is how it looks like:

Refer Users

This one is quite obvious: Share the link available under “Earn” -> “Refer users” with your friends and you will earn also a commission when the earn money. Win-Win.

If you like to use my referral link (thank you) it is: http://cointiply.com/r/XeGvg

Cointiply Quests

There is a new feature which I didnt explore that much yet which is Cointiply Quests. Solve the quest and claim your reward for it.

Surveys and Offers

Probably the best opportunities to gain points and earn money: Completing surveys. Of course you can also accept many other offers, like signing up to a website, installing a mobile app, and many more. Survey will be the activity gaining the most.

There are many survey providers available like Yuno Survey Direct, Your Survey Direct, Theorem Reach and others. They all offer on a daily basis various survey for you to complete. Some consume only 5 mins of your time, others take up to an hour. The more time you need, the more you earn. Make sure to answer the questions honestly, as your answers will be verified: There are (obvious) control questions during the surveys, but also your answers are getting checked for consistency in the background. Great way to earn many coins.

Conclusion

Cointiply offers quite a broad range of activities to go through and earn coins. Quite impressive on how many offers are available on a daily basis to choose from. There is something in there for every one. My favorite activity is of course taking a survey to gain most points.

I also have to mention the help desk, which is amazing. You get a always friendly reply within 24 hours, and my problems were solved. Great service, which I really appreciate.

To gain some additional money outside of my day job, Cointiply is for sure one of my favorite sites currently. Highly recommend to give it a try, if you haven’t yet.

Posted in: News, Review Tagged: cointiplay, earn, faucet, free bitcoin, reward, survey

Cointiply – Get paid in cryptos to do regular tasks

21. April 2022 by digital-coin.net Leave a Comment

How does it work?

You can do one of the following activities to earn points on Cointiply:

  • Survey – There are several survey provides collaborating with Cointiply, so you should have always a bunch of tasks available to complete. In my experience you will receive most coins from completing these surveys.
  • View ads – Watch ads for a few seconds and earn some coins. Not a lot to do, not a lot of coins of course.
  • Roll the Faucet – Every hour you can play the free faucet and earn some free coins. There is a maximum of 308 coins to win.
  • Play the multiplier – Multiply your Coins up to 63x by playing the fun and addictive CointiPlay multiplier.
  • Play games – Play games and view ads to earn Coins. Available to all countries, every day!
  • Refer friends

Withdrawing

This is mostly the tricky part in my experience with most of these faucet and activities sites, hence I was waiting with providing a review before I couldn’t confirm the withdrawing process works fine. So I just tried to withdraw the minimum amount of 30,000 coins (around 3 USD) to my litecoin wallet. How did it go?

I used a mail from this domain, which somehow didn’t work. So I switched with the help of the Cointiply support to a Gmail address. This worked flawless. Support service is really great I have to say. Very responsive, friendly and gets the job done. (Thanks, Alex)

So here is the documented process:

  1. Go to your Profile-Icon on the top-right and select “Withdraw”.
  2. Select the currency you like to get paid in. I selected LTC given it got very low transaction fees. Add your LTC Wallet address and the amount you like to withdraw. Minimum is 30,000 points, which I used.
  3. Confirm your withdrawal request by providing your password to receive a confirmation mail to approve the payment
  4. Check your mail inbox and click on “Approve this payment”
  5. Then you get a mail confirming that your amount is getting sent. This took a couple of hours in my case.
  6. The Litecoin amount was received on my Binance wallet.

I will provide further details of my experience with the Cointiply site a bit later after gaining more experience. If you like to play around with it too, please feel free to use my referral link below. Interested to hear your feedback.

http://cointiply.com/r/XeGvg

Withdrawal process gallery:

Posted in: Information, News, Review Tagged: cointiply, earn, faucet, surveys, tasks

CoinFaucet.net review

9. March 2022 by digital-coin.net Leave a Comment

Who does not like free coins and tokens? I guess all of us do. Although there is no such thing as a free lunch, you get some ads on your screen, as you probably already guessed.

So how does CoinFaucet work?

  1. You sign-up for an account and login
  2. You select your desired coin
  3. Fill in the captcha text
  4. and spin the wheel

So now a bit more details to it: CoinFaucet offers a huge list of coins you can play for. As per their web page it is currently 851(!) currencies (screenshot above). They offer the most popular ones like Bitcoin, Ethereum or Tether, but also less known ones like Pundi X. Have a look under “List Coin” to find you favorite.

Pick your desired coin and click “Play” or “Bet”. We look at the “Play” option today and safe “Bet” for a later point in time.

Once you are on the screen “Get your free AVAX” – I have chosen Avalanche for this example – you see the winning numbers on the left hand side on the page and also how much AVAX you get: Spin a 10000 and you get more then 80 AVAX at the time of writing. Quite a good deal for just clicking a few buttons. Although even is says “This game is probably fair”, it is quite unlikely to get that. But hey, the effort is pretty small, so I guess you have to accept that you need to press quite a few times to that. So enter the “captcha” and click “Roll” and see how lucky you are…..

I got the minimum account in the screenshot below as you see. So I will give it another try in an hour.

There is a “I don’t want to wait” link there too, but this function is currently disabled it seems. I will update this review, if things should change in the close future.

Of course you can also withdraw the coins you earned. There is a minimum of 50USD to be withdrawn – to save on transactions costs I guess – so you need either quite a few spins or at least a lucky spin.

CoinFaucet also offers a referral program where you can earn 50% of what your referrals make. You will find your link at the top where it says “Referral”.

How does CoinFaucet make money themselves? Well, as mentioned in the introduction they advertise on all their pages and earn their money via these ads and pass on these earnings to their visitors by paying out all of these tokens.

If you like to give Coinfaucet a try and earn some free coins and tokens, please feel free to use also my referral code. Many thanks for your support and good luck in spinning that wheel.

I will continue to play around with it. Although I am remain skeptical due to the high threshold of withdrawals: Getting ever to the 50 bucks sound almost like it either takes ages or you need an army of followers. Also not sure how active the team behind the faucet really is anymore… Any one knows more here?

I think there are better portals with better reputation out there like Cointiply, which I am testing at the moment. Review to follow of course.

Posted in: Giveaway, Review Tagged: coinfaucet, earn, faucet, free

Review free bitcoin faucet: btcclicks.com (2021 update)

5. May 2021 by digital-coin.net Leave a Comment

Overview

BTCClicks.com is another free bitcoin faucet site paying mBTC’s to view their clients ads. It got standard and premium memberships, offers to rent referrals and more to earn more then a standard user. And it works actually pretty well in my experience so far after testing it for a couple of weeks.

How it works

BTCClicks displays ads from their paying customers to present it to you as a bitcoin receiving viewer of the ads. Depending on how long you have to view the adds the more Satoshi’s you will get booked to your account. This can be anything from 60 to 180 seconds; 1 ads will get at the point of writing around 0.00001 and about 0.00003 mBTC. From your dashboard you go to “Surf ads” select the ones you are interested in or  pay most and the ad will open up in a new tab/window of the browser. BTCClicks starts counting down the seconds, a captcha shows up, currently a small calculation, enter the result and you get the mBTC’s booked to your account. Once you got 0.10000 mBTC you are able to withdraw to your wallet immediately. Make sure you login latest after 45 days, otherwise your balance is getting reset. Back to zero (as I found out the hard way….).

If you will get a premium member of BTCClicks – which cost currently 0.27 mBTC for 90 days – then you will get doubled mBTC’s per ad. The same for your referral rewards.

BTCClicks offers also an affiliate program, with various referral methods. Some of them are paid, which I will not go into further details. Straight forward option is using direct referrals: If you are using my links from this article, you will be a direct ref feral as example (thanks for your support).

Tips’n Tricks

  • Select the longest ads as they pay the most
  • Have it displayed on a separate window/tab – still in the front – so you can also multi-task while viewing the ad

If you are looking for further ways to earn (almost) free coins, check out this site here: Free (Bit-) coins

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Posted in: Review Tagged: earn, faucet, free bitcoin

Review free bitcoin faucet: btcclicks.com

20. December 2016 by digital-coin.net 1 Comment

Overview

BTCClicks.com is another free bitcoin faucet site paying Satoshi’s to view their clients ads. It got standard and premium memberships, offers to rent referrals and more to earn more then a standard user. And it works actually pretty well in my experience so far after testing it for a couple of weeks.

How it works

BTCClicks displays ads from their paying customers to present it to you as a bitcoin receiving viewer of the ads. Depending on how long you have to view the adds the more Satoshi’s you will get booked to your account. This can be anything from 10 to 60 seconds; 10s adds will get at the point of writing around 39 and a 60s ad about 103 Satoshi’s. From your dashboard you go to “Surf ads” select the ones you are interested in or  pay most and the ad will open up in a new tab/window of the browser. BTCClicks starts counting down the seconds, a captcha shows up, currently a small calculation, enter the result and you get the Satoshi’s booked to your account. Once you got 10’000 Satoshi’s and are able to withdraw to your wallet immediately.

If you will get a premium member of BTCClicks – which cost currently for 90days 0.0081 BTC – then you will get more Satoshi’s per ad, and also more referal reward then a normal user. As example a click reward for a 20s ad for a standard user is 50 Satoshi, for a premium user it is 100 Satoshi.

BTCClicks offers also an affiliate program, with various referal methods. Some of them are paids, which I will not go into further details. One of these options is the direct referals option, which works as known from other sites:

Tips’n Tricks

  • Select the longest ads as they pay most Satoshi’s
  • Have it displayed on a separate window – still in the front – so you can also multi-task while viewing the ad

Screenshots

Posted in: Review Tagged: btcclicks, faucet, free bitcoin, review
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