<p>Few days ago someone introduced me website &quot;<a href="https://cryptofree.best/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">cryptofree.best</a>&quot; and told me that you can collect Bitcoin in this website just by a few clicks on &quot;Roll&quot; button and by spending at least 1 hours/day. And tempted me that you can collect 1 BTC without spending any money in 3 months. But he pointed out that the rule of the above website is minimum 1 BTC for withdrawal. In that website if you invite an active user to the website then you will receive additional bitcoin as a reward/bonus.</p>
<p>He also tried to convince me by commenting that one of his friends had successfully cashed his money.</p>
<p>But how is that possible?  Are they misusing our smartphone/computer graphics remotely. If not why they are paying for free?</p>
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<p>Are all website like &quot;<a href="https://cryptofree.best/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">cryptofree.best</a>&quot; a scam for mining?</p>
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2020-10-04T13:40:40.750Z
Definitely sounds like a scam to me. To mine 1 BTC (~10,0000 USD) requires a large investment in mining hardware at this stage. Lots and lots of scams around unfortunately. If it seems too good to be true it is extremely likely it is.
Michael Folkson
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2020-10-04T13:45:51.337Z
So what is the benefits of this type of scams? just increasing the website viewer?
C.F.G
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2020-10-04T13:50:36.117Z
I don't know and I don't want to spend time looking into it, sorry. Maybe you install cryptocurrency mining malware where the benefits (which are considerably less than 1 BTC but not zero) accrue to the malware authors
Michael Folkson
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2020-10-04T19:04:12.397Z
If you have to ask whether it's a scam, it is a scam.
Pieter Wuille
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2020-10-04T19:09:51.010Z
I am sure 99%. And according your comments now 100%.
C.F.G
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2020-10-05T14:07:54.927Z
See https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/99340/13866
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Is "cryptofree.best" website a scam for mining? How does it works?
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# Is "cryptofree.best" website a scam for mining? How does it works?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-10-04)

Few days ago someone introduced me website "[cryptofree.best](https://cryptofree.best/)" and told me that you can collect Bitcoin in this website just by a few clicks on "Roll" button and by spending at least 1 hours/day. And tempted me that you can collect 1 BTC without spending any money in 3 months. But he pointed out that the rule of the above website is minimum 1 BTC for withdrawal. In that website if you invite an active user to the website then you will receive additional bitcoin as a reward/bonus.

He also tried to convince me by commenting that one of his friends had successfully cashed his money.

But how is that possible? Are they misusing our smartphone/computer graphics remotely. If not why they are paying for free?

> Are all website like "[cryptofree.best](https://cryptofree.best/)" a scam for mining?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Definitely sounds like a scam to me. To mine 1 BTC (~10,0000 USD) requires a large investment in mining hardware at this stage. Lots and lots of scams around unfortunately. If it seems too good to be true it is extremely likely it is.  
> **username_0**: So what is the benefits of this type of scams? just increasing the website viewer?  
> **username_1**: I don't know and I don't want to spend time looking into it, sorry. Maybe you install cryptocurrency mining malware where the benefits (which are considerably less than 1 BTC but not zero) accrue to the malware authors  
> **username_2**: If you have to ask whether it's a scam, it is a scam.  
> **username_0**: I am sure 99%. And according your comments now 100%.  
> **username_3**: See https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/99340/13866  

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