> What websites did you join and what was your username there?

Viefaucet. gadrian.

> What website did you like best when you joined several ones?

I only joined one because I already had an account at the others. If I had to choose between your other options I didn't join but am a user of, I prefer freebitco.in. Cleaner interface, I don't waste time there, it works better in passive mode. But for a new user, it may not be an easy one to start with, compared to the others, which have more options to earn, and no option to lose your funds (bet).

> What issues did you encounter?

Took me some time figure out the animals captcha, but it's all good now. I even got banned for a period of time because I kept picking the wrong ones, lol.

> What tasks did you do to earn tokens?

- faucet
- PTC (all three categories, down to 5 sec, I generally skipped those)
- daily bonus
- when I remembered and had something to claim, challenges

> How much time did you spend on the websites?

I don't know for sure since I do them simultaneously, where possible, plus other mindless tasks, to not waste time. In total, between 1/2 hour and 3/2 hours every day on all of them, including idle games.

> How much did you earn?

That's the amount of points I earned until now:

![image.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/gadrian/23swfuMSSE5jfEuF7fWUZJ1DoCQjuWP3a4Bu1tm4ybyyfveN2nf71Fqj6zMJPWdzGj7tm.png)

So, 13792 points (i.e. 13 cents).

Nothing spectacular, but for a faucet is ok. Those who complete surveys do a lot better.

> What is your general impression of these websites?

They work better with referrals. For your own work, offers are better paid, but they also require attention, and not all of them work, plus for some you get invalidated at the end - haven't done one in years because of that. If you are tired and even reading or curating something on Hive is too much for you, the faucets/ptcs/idle games is something that requires zero brain power in most cases. Just mechanical action.

> How was you experience ?

I was already familiar with this kind of websites. Other than the animal captcha, it was nothing new, just mechanical action.