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### Bitcoin faucets are websites or apps which reward you by giving you Satoshis to users for doing small tasks such as completing a captcha.

### A Satoshi is a hundredth of a millionth Bitcoin.

### These websites give a small amount of Satoshis ranging from 10 to 150 Satoshis. 

### You can repeatedly collect Satoshis from these websites but usually you have to wait for a certain interval of time before you request for more Satoshis. 

### These faucets make money by placing a lot of ads on their website.

### The captcha and tasks on some of these websites are complicated to avoid people using bots to solve the captcha and do these tasks.

### The Satoshis that you have earned are not immediately deposited in your Bitcoin wallet. You need to accumulate a minimum amount of Satoshis before you can transfer them to your Bitcoin wallet. 

### A simple Google search for the query “Bitcoin Faucets” shows up many results. 

### Following is a list of just a few Bitcoin Faucets, you will find tons of them if you do a Google search.

http://btcsafari.com/faucet

http://iranianbtc.ir/

http://winbitcoins.net/

http://getfree.co.in/

http://vipfaucet.ga/

# To conclude I would like to say that although I am not an expert I believe that most of the Bitcoin faucets are not worth trying because you will waste a lot of time on these websites to accumulate a few Satoshis which will probably be worth seventy-five cents to one dollar after putting in a couple of hours of hard work.