Get Free Bitcoins & Other's Coin with Website Faucets that Really Pay

Bitcoins are all over the headlines, but did you know there are websites that pay out "free" Bitcoins for visiting them or doing tasks? They're called Bitcoin faucets, and they're a great way for you to get into Bitcoins without mining, winning it through playing online poker with Bitcoins, wiring money to a Bitcoin exchange, or buying through LocalBitcoins.

Before we get to the faucets, Bitcoin is a virtual cryptocurrency—I penned a Bitcoin primer a while back if you're looking for more information. Bitcoin faucets aren't going to make you rich, but these are faucets I can personally attest pay out when and how they say they will as I've collected 0.57 BTC from them.

Most of these faucets work by paying out tiny fractions of a Bitcoin in exchange for loading a page full of ads or for watching videos. I've also listed sites that pay Bitcoins in exchange for doing crowd-sourced tasks.

I've broken the list up into several sections: My Favorite Faucets, The Microwallet Collection, Other Faucets, and Faucets with Caveats and Warnings.

Terms:

• A satoshi is currently the smallest fraction of a Bitcoin, or 0.00000001BTC. 1,000 satoshis would is 0.00001000BTC.

You'll need a Bitcoin wallet, either a standalone client-side wallet or a wallet from a service likeBlockchain.info.

This My Favorite Faucets :

Freebitco

Flashbtc

bluedoge

Bluelitecoin

Moonlitecoin

Bitcats Club

Drkfaucet

Freedoge

777bitco

Usafaucet

Bitcoinzebra

Moonbit

Dogecheckin

Moondoge

Dailyfreebits

Goldsday

Coincollecting

Starsbit

Bitcoinget

Bitcoinreward

Qoinpro

Landofdoge

DogeAltcoin

RtubeDoge

BigCoinDoge

CrocoCoin

DailybitCoins

Coincheckin

Dogecheckin

Bitcoiner

Litecoiner

Gratisbitco

Bitvisitor.com

Chicken-btc.com 

Faucets with Caveats Warnings

• Click2Dad - Site has a history of slow payment and banning accounts. This site is currently not recommended.
• BitChest - This faucet wallet service hasn't paid out since August 31st. 
• HourlyBitcoins - Faucet has been out of funds for the last two weeks.
• Sandy Faucet - Faucet pays miniscule payments per visit and requires users to save up 3,000 satoshis before payout. It pays, but it's not worth it.