If you're looking for some free BTC (dead srs)

Users who are viewing this thread

Total: 2 (members: 0, guests: 2)
TrinityArse

TrinityArse

Sergeant Knight
ok guys, i may be on to something here, not sure if this has been posted somewhere or not. basically, a site that, with a quick registration and use of a Bitcoin address, allows you to "roll" for a certain amount of BTC (once an hour). A few friends of mine just introduced me to it, and i thought it would be interesting to the rest of you.

I've rolled twice today.
First roll: .00000546
Second roll: .00738
Total of almost 6 USD. It's a tedious process, and yes, often times you'll hit ****ty rolls, but I'm feeling like it'll add up. My friend's last roll was .981 (700+ USD).

http://freebitco.in/?r=111573

If you don't have a bitcoin address, you can generate one for free to use for register. No e-mail required for signup, no surveys either. I'm already about to cash what I have in, will inform if legit.

Happy hunting TW
 
Elisianthus said:
Generally, if you're going to post a referal link, you should have the decency to come clean about it up front.
Click to expand...
Come clean? As if it's something to be ashamed of? Posting this because it's going to be of use to most of you, and the more people join and roll, the higher the pool stakes.
 
Radalan said:
This looks like something I might have in the spam address of my email.  :???:
What's the catch? What do you have to give to get?
Click to expand...
Nope, registering with your e-mail is optional. All you need is a Bitcoin address and a password.

There's really no catch to this. There is, however, an option to bet your earned BTC, and if you roll a 1-4,000 number, you make like .001 BTC or something like that. So you basically give them the BTC through betting. I'd advise against it and just stick to the standard roll. If you can somehow get a browser add-on to click on the roll button every time it reactivates (every hour), which is what I'm going to try to do, you can make some fairly good profit in a few weeks' time. My brother's been using it for 15 days and is at .9xx BTC, nearly 800 USD.
 
Other than buying illegal substances, which I don't plan on doing, what does one use Bitcoins for?
 
LMFAO. To all of you claiming this is a gambling site and/or Bitcoin mining/staking/using is illegal, please read on (or if you'd like to know how they're used).

By visiting the site and rolling, you are joining many others in a BTC pool. The people actually mining the Bitcoins are other people in the pool and possibly the site managers (who have the tools to mine Bitcoins thanks to the advertisements on their page). Bitcoin mining is 100% legal, and this isn't even considered mining.

The Bitcoin (BTC) is an internationally recognized currency that has a strong stigma placed on it due to its historical use in purchasing products in the Silk Road. It's evolved from that state. In fact, many top investors advise purchasing/mining/rolling for Bitcoins due to their rapid increase in value. The BTC is a currency that cannot be regulated by any person or government, thus explaining its high demand.

To cash in the Bitcoins earned, go to Coinbase.com, set up a wallet, and use the address given to you by the site to register an account on Freebitco.in. Remember, no e-mail is necessary for registration, only a Bitcoin address (provided to you when signing up for a Coinbase wallet) and a password. As you make more and more BTC using that address, the coins will automatically be deposited in your Coinbase wallet every monday. But remember, there is a minimum to a BTC amount that can be deposited (I believe it's .1 and above, IIRC). You can then send your earned Bitcoins through Coinbase's "Send payment" method to other users' Bitcoin addresses, and in return, they will send you money in your preferred method (this varies depending on which people you're dealing with, I usually get paid via PayPal).

Good luck to all of you.
 
Kevlar said:
Rebelknight said:
hence why i wasn't sure if it was legal.
Seem shady.
Click to expand...

You shouldn't use it RK, look up silkroad, only drug dealers and scumbags use btc.
Click to expand...
Once again, if you'll read above, the currency was often used in Silk Road purchases because it is unregulated. This doesn't make it illegal. Please read up to your current news, many more people use BTC other than "drug dealers and scumbags."  :roll:

@Trevty: It's a "terrible idea" on the national scale because it's unreliable and unstable. However, according to several financial sources and even Ron Paul, the BTC is so powerful that should its rise increase exponentially, it could easily topple and destroy the dollar, and this is absolutely true. I just posted this thread because the site itself is a fun gadget to make free money off.
 
I could very easily see this as being a method used by hackers to gain access to other Bitcoin wallets/your accounts by tracking the transfers somehow. Let a few minnows get some nibbles from the proceeds and only go after the big pockets. Given how poorly regulated (actually almost none at all) Bitcoin is, there's about a 0% chance of any law enforcement doing anything if you happen to get ripped off somehow.

So, if you are going to involve yourself in this, set up brand new accounts for everything. Those accounts should ONLY handle your proceeds from this site. Assume that it's possible that any account you might have that is associated with this could get hacked and you will lose anything in it.
 
Mage246 said:
I could very easily see this as being a method used by hackers to gain access to other Bitcoin wallets/your accounts by tracking the transfers somehow. Let a few minnows get some nibbles from the proceeds and only go after the big pockets. Given how poorly regulated (actually almost none at all) Bitcoin is, there's about a 0% chance of any law enforcement doing anything if you happen to get ripped off somehow.

So, if you are going to involve yourself in this, set up brand new accounts for everything. Those accounts should ONLY handle your proceeds from this site. Assume that it's possible that any account you might have that is associated with this could get hacked and you will lose anything in it.
Click to expand...
100% true. Since most Bitcoin cash-ins are made privately (peer-to-peer) through third party websites, it's best you choose reliable traders, and, after making transactions, it's always a safe step to remake another wallet and transfer the BTC.

Sorry for not realising Kevlar was trolling.
 
BigArse said:
In fact, many top investors advise purchasing/mining/rolling for Bitcoins due to their rapid increase in value. The BTC is a currency that cannot be regulated by any person or government, thus explaining its high demand.
Click to expand...

So... it's increasing in value even though they're "printing" more bitcoins through that mining or whatever the **** you call it? Germany called, they want to know what they did wrong 100 years ago.
 
Trevty said:
(Kevlar's just trolling Rebel.)
Click to expand...

:cool:

I actually set up my computer for mining litecoins the other week but didn't bother configuring it a lot so it wasn't really worth it. Btc is even worse to mine now.
 
K-64 said:
So... it's increasing in value even though they're "printing" more bitcoins through that mining or whatever the **** you call it? Germany called, they want to know what they did wrong 100 years ago.
Click to expand...
You can't exactly inflate BTC.  :wink:

Kevlar said:
I actually set up my computer for mining litecoins the other week but didn't bother configuring it a lot so it wasn't really worth it. Btc is even worse to mine now.
Click to expand...
Not a whole lot of people are familiar with LTC yet, but it indeed has the potential to replace BTC. Growing fast, and easier to mine.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

Calradios The Great
Looking for Modders for new Warband Mod me and a friend are going to make.
Replies
1
Views
157
NPC99
NPC99
vfkaseke
  • Sticky
[BNL4] Free Agent Signups
Replies
0
Views
230
vfkaseke
vfkaseke
An idea for some skill leveling changes.
Replies
1
Views
248
RJ_Sera
RJ_Sera
Back
Top Bottom