My favorite faucets and websites for earning crypto, gift cards, some websites I am still testing, etc.

My favorite faucets and websites for earning crypto and/or gift cards

Affiliate Disclosure: I receive referral commissions if you use any of my referral links on this page.

Favorite for selling my artwork on products like mugs, t-shirts, etc (not crypto unless you use the money to buy crypto, but still)
Also good, but not quite as favored as the ones above
These ones pay (assuming the payment options are available to you), but they pay less than the ones above.
Some faucets and websites for earning crypto that I am still testing

Still testing and looking good so far
I haven't tested these sites enough to have payment proof yet, but I doubt they are scams.

  • GraB.TC - see my preliminary thoughts - hourly faucet, paid to click ads, shortlinks, and offers
  • Crinf - 5 or 10 minute faucet with a choice of satoshi, bitcoin cash, litecoin, or dash. Same admin as Qashbits, but offers either Faucetpay or direct withdrawal on the blockchain.
Still testing and not sure yet 
I haven't tested these sites enough to be confident they are not scams, but I hope they aren't.

Still testing, leaning towards not recommending
I don't want to say for sure these sites are not legit until I have more evidence, but I feel suspicious. In the meantime, please treat with caution and don't invest any time or other resources you can't afford to lose.
  • Dualmine - Cryptocurrency mining site (allegedly at least)
  • Freedogeon - Hourly faucet with random cryptocurrency, gambling. The faucet is labelled "Free drop".
How to configure a separate browser or browser profile for use with faucets and other crypto-earning websites

A good VPN, not to be used while claiming from faucets and earning crypto, but has a browser VPN feature, meaning you can use in a browser you use for other purposes but not in your faucet-claiming/crypto-earning browser. Also, you can get 10 or 11 GB per month for free! (11 if you use my referral link, 10 otherwise.)

Definitely not recommended


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Comments

  1. pjcnetDecember 29, 2020 at 9:15 PM

    Nice site, you have some good links, but Golden Farm as you've correctly said you're uncertain about only allows people to withdraw up to 40% of what they've deposited unless their referrals deposit for them which makes it's a ponzi. The minority of people may earn at the expense of the many while the owner at top makes a packet.

    It's hidden in the rules as follows:

    "4.2.1.5. Getting payoffs by the user is restricted by availability of gold on the account. 1 gold gives the right to withdraw 1 USD. Gold is credited for: your replenishments of the account (40% of the sum); replenishment of the account by a referral of the 1st level, 20% go to the gold; replenishment of the account by a referral of the 2nd level, 5% go to the gold;"

    Best of luck! :)

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    1. CryptogemsDecember 30, 2020 at 3:17 PM

      Thanks! The lack of ads felt fishy, but some people posted payment proofs, so I was trying to test it with just what you can get for free. I got up to 1 brown bird and 76 green birds, which took months, but I still had nowhere near enough silver for withdrawal to bitcoin. I was thinking maybe it just gave super bad returns, but now that you point that out, I can see it's basically a scam. If it's a ponzi, I guess that explains the payment proofs. Anyway, thanks, I'm sure folks will be glad to know not to waste their money on that!

      Delete
  2. StacyDecember 30, 2020 at 4:30 PM

    I recommend removing it.

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    1. CryptogemsDecember 30, 2020 at 4:36 PM

      Maybe. I think it's useful to warn people not to give that website money, though. Maybe if I just move it to the bottom, then people will see the good stuff first, and only see the warning if they scroll all the way down.

      Delete
    2. CryptogemsJanuary 3, 2021 at 5:34 AM

      There, I found a second site to not recommend, and siphoned them both off to a new list, "List of earning websites that I consider to be scams and/or ponzi schemes." Though I still include a link to the new list near the bottom of this post.

      Delete
  3. AnonymousFebruary 1, 2021 at 7:57 PM

    Thanks for the comprehensive guides, got here via a cointiply ptc ad and used the link in this article to sign up for freebitco.in 😎

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    1. CryptogemsFebruary 2, 2021 at 7:29 AM

      Hurrah! I am so glad we could both help each other! Please let me know if you have any questions.

      Delete

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