ES-Faucets offers bonus for network issue

This post is out-of-date; ES-Faucets and ESPTCO recently added paid membership requirement at $2.99 per month; I am no longer recommending until I am sure it is easy to pay for the membership by being active on the website. The following is for historical purposes, and in case it helps anyone who has already paid for the membership.


ES-Faucets recently had a long downtime (although still less than 24 hours) for network maintenance. To make it up to their users, they are offering an additional ES-Coin bonus. Additionally, the announcement apologizing for the network maintenance assures users that daily bonuses (for faucet claims) will not be lost for approximately two days. So, users who missed their usual daily claims during the downtime need not worry about losing their daily bonuses due to an issue that occurred on ES-Faucet's end. The ES-Coin bonus for the network issue can be found on the same page as the weekly bonus.



The base amount for the "bonus for network issue" is 1000 ES-Coin. However, like the weekly ES-Coin bonus, your ES-Coin bonus percentage (based on how much ES-Coin you hold), your ESXP bonus, and your offers bonus will increase the value. So, for example, since I currently have a 65% ES-Coin bonus, a 2.75% ESXP bonus, and a 3% offers bonus, I earned 1707.5 from the bonus for the network issue.


For more information about ES-Faucets, see my ES-Faucets and ESPTCO review and guide.

For information about other faucets, see these other reviews and guides by me:

For a way to spend a little of your cryptocurrency (or not, if you choose to use the free version) while doing activities other than using ESFaucets, ESPTCO, and other crypto-earning sites, see my Windscribe review. Please remember not to use Windscribe while using ESFaucets, ESPTCO, and other crypto-earning sites. Windscribe is a VPN. However, it is useful for other purposes, like keeping your politics private from your ISP.

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