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This site started out pretty well. The reward for a faucet claim was between 1 and 5 satoshis. The withdrawal threshold was 50 satoshis, which they recently raised to 300 satoshis. I first saw the 300 satoshi threshold this morning, and by tonight it had risen to 500. Unfortunately, I have a suspicion: this method pretty clearly indicates that the site became a scam.
This site was a cryptocurrency faucet site, but it suddenly changed into a PTC(paid-to-click) advertising site.
Since my previous review become completely invalid, I'm updating it immediately. If you've seen my previous review, please disregard it.
It seems that all the balance I accumulated has extinct.
Currently, the contact information is 404 Not Found error.
While I cannot evaluate the usability of the new site, 3 highly positive reviews were displayed at the bottom of the site even though it was only 0 days old, which I believe are fake reviews.
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