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coins-free is a scam!
As far as I can see, "coins-free.com" is a scam!
I requested a withdrawal on March 16, 2025, which hasn't arrived in my FaucetPay account yet.
The homepage lists some features (FAQ, Support, Statistics, Features), but these are no longer available after logging into the site.
There's no email address for support, just a link to Telegram (there's no "coins-free.com" there).
The only things that move on the site are the counters under "Statistics" and the counters on the dashboard page.
There's no imprint, so there's no chance of filing a complaint.
I'd just say, stay away from the site.
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