How to use BitCoin Faucet links

For the person that doesn't want to mine Bitcoins, but wants to get some Bitcoins to play with, or donate, there is an option available called a Faucet.  To take advantage of the faucets out there a person needs a couple of things.  First thing to get is a wallet.

Wallets:

Official installable BitCoin wallet can be found for every platform, including smart phones here:

BitCoin Wallet Official

The Best option however for someone running a faucet collection routine is online wallets.  They are faster, backed up and accessible like any personal online banking from any internet device.  The two below I've had good experiences with and are run by people that are determined to make crypto a reality.  Which means they take their jobs seriously.  Since it's web based, these wallets are accessible by anyone, anywhere.

blockchain.info - It's well run site, my personal favourite.

coinbase.com - Another great site.  The cell phone apps are excellent


Bitcoin Faucets:

Each of the faucets give out bitcoins at different timing intervals, so I've listed them in the order you would need to fill an hour of time just collecting bitcoins from the faucets.

How these sites make money is eyeballs on advertisements.  Please disable the adblocker on the site by whitelisting them.  Remember if the site doesn't make money with ads, it can't give away Bitcoins.  In most cases the sites themselves have an adblocker detection built in and will lock a user out until the site is whitelisted.  I see it as fair since the admins of the site need to pay their bills in order to keep a site operational.

With that quick overview, they've all got a similar theme in process:

1. Enter the site
2. Type/copy-paste your Bitcoin wallet address.
3. Type the Captcha (refresh it a couple of times if you can't read it)
4. Click collect coins

Click on all the sites below to open in a window.

Every 5 minutes

• http://moonbit.co.in
• http://quickbitco.in 
• http://www.chronofaucet.com 

Every 10 minutes

• http://www.bitcoinaliens.com

Every 15 minutes

• http://bitcoinfrax.com
• http://bitcoinker.com

Every 30 minutes

• http://pinktussy.co
• http://bitcofree.com

Every 60 minutes

• http://qoinfaucet.com
• http://simplfaucet.com
• http://www.beefaucet.com
• http://www.cryptoblox.com
• http://getfree.co.in
• http://www.flyingfaucet.com
• http://www.robcoins.com
• http://big-coin.eu
• http://faucet.ovh 

Every 2 hours

• http://www.therunningfaucet.com
• http://btc.rena-faucet.com

Every 3 hours

•  http://btcmountain.com
•  http://www.bestbtcfaucet.com

Once a day

• http://100satoshi.net
• http://businessideas.nl
• http://www.dailycoins.net

Now that you have jumped through the captcha hoops and been eyeball spammed, it's time to find out how many satoshi's you've made.

Unless it states a once a week payout on a certain day (all the ones tested above do), the rest of them use a community micro-wallet service to store the satoshi (BitCoins) off line until a pay out goal is reached using MicroWallet.org to check how many satoshi you've picked up while collecting from faucets.

www.microwallet.com

Alternatively there is a service called