jb's World - Earning from small investments since 2007

I'm getting back into faucets at the moment, so thought I'd list my favourite bunch that work as a group, and can payout every 5 minutes or so... Many of these use CoinPot , which supports multiply cryptocurrency faucets, and offers payout to your wallet at low levels (e.g. 100 dogecoins at the time of writing). I open all these faucets in separate tabs of one window, to monitor and claim through the day. Once claimed, the money appears in  CoinPot  where I choose to convert all my currencies toLitecoin and Dogecoin which have low thresholds for payouts. This means I claim every couple of weeks into my wallets. Faucets: Don't forget to bookmark this post, so you can quickly open all these faucets! Every 15 minutes, to your CoinPot account: Bonus Bitcoin - Pays out 5000 Bitcoin satoshi Leave the page open, and it will make a bell sound every 15 minutes to remind you to claim. I recommend changing your account setting to "average" payout Ever inc

I've previously highlighted that Cointiply is currently my favorite site for earning Bitcoins now. Here's my tips for making the most of your time on  Cointiply : Use the faucet regularly ... this basic feature is easily forgotten, but gives you a chance to earn some addition coins every hour in exchange for very little effort. Run videos in the background . Yes some spot "inactive windows", but just open them in a new window and you can earn whilst surfing in other windows yourself. This is the best source of coins I find. I tend to double click on some text in the window occaionally to stop it thinking the window is inactive. Don't forget to run multiple videos in-parallel. So long as they come from different providers, you should be able to run multiple videos in-parallel to maximise earnings. Use your referral link . Whilst I continue to find referral links a weak method of earning... if you're talking or writing about  Cointiply , why wouldn&#

Well I didn't think I'd be back here talking about faucets! For those who don't know, a Bitcoin faucet is a site that gives away free Bitcoins (or fractions there of!). The catch is usually lots of adverts, and a time limit on how often you can "claim". So why am I writing about faucets again? Well I'm out of work at the moment, and have been clicking around, and rejecting a lot of naff sites... but then I came across Cointiply , and liked it. What Cointiply offers You need to register (I don't normally go in for that, but the reviews show a long paying out site) It pays all games/features out as "Coins" in your site wallet. 1 coin is one USD cent such that the amount of Bitcoin (BTC) you'll get on payout will be based on the exchange rate at the time. This protects you from falls in the value of Bitcoin until you're ready to cashout. Cashout is from $3.50. I've got to $1 within an afternoon of clicking in the backgrou