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SCAM, SCAM, SCAM!
Don't waste your time! I still gave it a try, hoping there might be true, but it isn't!
I withdrew three times, but I didn't get anything in my Faucetpay account and in my freebtc.online account there is the same amount of satoshi, though I withdrew it.
Your choice if you wanna try, but I tell you guys it is not worthing your time! It was too good to be true!
Wasting my time ! I already reached 100,000 over satoshi and i have claimed for my clicked satoshi almost everyday, but nothing happen. No BTC come to my wallet. They said wait till 7 days maximum but now already passed more than 7 days....they are just scam and fraud and wasting time, what for... this kinda web for free BTC is still online, they better just shut down and get lost !
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