Freebitco.in: TRIPLE (3x) Reward Points Promo: 37 Hours Left. Edition Includes a Complimentary “How to Register an Account on Freebitco.in” Guide and a Reward Points How-To

Ten hours ago, Freebitco.in Promo was like:

47 (!) Hours Left for Triple Reward Point FreeBitco.in Promotion, – you get three times (3x) the usual reward points per roll in addition to guaranteed free satoshi every hour.

While now it is like:

37 (!) Hours Left for Triple Reward Point FreeBitco.in Promotion, – you get three times (3x) the usual reward points per roll in addition to guaranteed free satoshi every hour.

Still do not hold an account on what we (seriously) consider the absolute best Bitcoin faucet around? Today would be a great time to spend two minutes of your time and do so.

REMINDER: if you register a Freebitco.in account using our referral link, you will regularly receive additional free Bitcoin (…and then we stopped dreaming…), or, rather, satoshi from DMYF, increasing your earnings legally and automatically. 

— Just in case… —

A Guide to Overcoming The Infinite Complexity of the FreeBitco.in Registration Process:

1. Clicking the image below, following this link or simply copy-pasting pasting https://freebitco.in/?r=11862541 into the address bar of your browser should let you reach the destination close enough to be able to Sign Up.

2. Make sure that the text field after “Your Referrer” is not left blank or set to 0, but states 11862541.

3. Enter your e-mail address. Freebitco.in has not been known to send spam, but has been known to send free satoshi. Seriously. 
4. Pick a password. 
5. Solve Captcha which will be different to the one shown above. If the Captcha seems to difficult, clicking the small green “refresh” button (bottom right, two arrows) helps.
6. Click “Sign Up”. 

Congratulations. You are in.

– Just another guide. We’re glad we shared it with you. –

Where were we… Oh, yeah. Reward Points.

HOW TO: Change the bonus which is credited along with every one of your free Bitcoin rolls: 

Disclaimer: We are not massive fans of lotteries and since (in our subjective opinion) FreeBitco.in Reward Points are far more valuable on average, we dare suggest you visit your Profile page,

Location: Top Menu, Highlighted in Yellow

then click the blue button which states “Disable Lottery and Interest”,

make sure the option to DISABLE LOTTERY is selected.

Optionally, ask yourself: why would anyone choose to opt out of INTEREST paid DAILY and AUTOMATICALLY on your BALANCE with NO HIDDEN CHARGES and INSTANT ACCESS TO YOUR SAVINGS? Is it choice for the sake of choice, is there some PC (stands for political correctness) rationale, or…? Make sure you have not disabled interest by accident if your balance exceeds 30,000 satoshi. If you do, – pray tel us why.

RESULT: when making your roll, hoping for dem big bucks to lighten up your weekend, should you win some free BTC or free satoshi, you will receive Reward Points instead of Lottery Tickets.

With the ongoing promotion in mind, you now earn even moar Reward Points.

NOTE: Should you wish to return to earning free lottery tickets, you can untick the box to return to default settings. 

Sadly, unlike Coinpot Tokens, the exchange of Reward Points to satoshi is offered at a flat rate of 1RP to 1sat. 1000 Reward Points can be converted to 0.00001000 BTC.

Besides, minimum 100,000 RP have to be exchanged at one time… Which prevents impatient users to sell Reward Points below their real value. 

Feel free to check out what Reward Points can be redeemed for by visiting the Rewards Section (button highlighted yellow).

Q: OMG! Everything is so expensive!
A: Have no fear, DMYF is here. 😉 Stay tuned.

We might not know an overnight method of earning enough for an APPLE IPHONE 8 (256 GB), and even the SAMSUNG GALAXY S9+ (64 GB) is not something we can guarantee to reach your doorstep next week, but we can promise you justice give you hope. For as long as free BTC rolls are made, liberty will never perish.

(to be cont.)

How did the news about alleged Coinpot.co hack spread?..

In the previous post we have included an original quote from BitcoinTalk forum thread, which seems to be the one (and only) “proof”, if we can call it that, of an actual hack even happening.

We are strictly against creating the impression of duplicate articles through re-posting content and would rather recommend you read parts I, II and III of today’s (or yesterday’s for some) “attack”. In this case, however, it’s a must. This comment sparked the “Hacking” legend: