My phobia for anything related to giveaways or airdrops

[Mate2237]

The first time when I heard airdrop. People were making good amount of money those it was not all that been dey pay but the ones wey been pay day time, participants were happy. And that was why NOTcoin also fall into that category. And NOTcoin come open people eye dem well in airdrop again and as dogs come launched pay people lei $20 and above, people come dey enter telegram dey mine, dey farm and dey play airdrop games. And finally hamster Kombat come make plenty of them leave airdrop again.

Omen di disappointment from Hamster Kombat was bad experience. And now dem dey di season 2 of the project on telegram mining and today I dey hear say dem don loss about 2450 players from the airdrop.

[Joshikinz]

Been feeling quite frustrated regarding my recent experiences with airdrops and giveaways in the crypto space.
As a newcomer to the world of cryptocurrencies, I was initially filled with excitement and anticipation when I first learned about airdrops and giveaways from my friends. The idea of receiving free tokens simply by participating in certain events or platforms seemed like a fantastic way to get started in this rapidly evolving space.

No matter how much effort and research I put into participating in various airdrops and giveaways, my luck just hasn't been on my side. I understand that timing and persistence play significant roles in such events, but I can't help but feel a sense of frustration creeping in. It seems as though I'm always one step behind. That’s how I farmed block like my life depends on it with my other Nigeria brothers, thinking we are buying our range this year but all to no avail we gotta wait for 6months for allocation.

Recently, I came across another event on platform X that promises African users the chance to claim up to 1,000 $bgb . While the announcement filled me with a glimmer of hope, I couldn't shake off the feeling of doubt and uncertainty. After all, my past experiences have made me question whether I'll fare any better this time.

From my own study Airdrops are not scams or waste of time. One thing human beings have to understand is that to get money isn't easy in ths country it takes practice and hard work this is the same thing found in Airdrops. Airdrops isn't a quick rich scheme, that's what mos Nigerians wants or expects that is why after months of participating in an airdrops and it doesn't pay, they immediately stop participating in it, which isn't always right. Nothing good comes easy this same principle operates within the crypto world.

[Joeboy]

Been feeling quite frustrated regarding my recent experiences with airdrops and giveaways in the crypto space.
As a newcomer to the world of cryptocurrencies, I was initially filled with excitement and anticipation when I first learned about airdrops and giveaways from my friends. The idea of receiving free tokens simply by participating in certain events or platforms seemed like a fantastic way to get started in this rapidly evolving space.

No matter how much effort and research I put into participating in various airdrops and giveaways, my luck just hasn't been on my side. I understand that timing and persistence play significant roles in such events, but I can't help but feel a sense of frustration creeping in. It seems as though I'm always one step behind. That’s how I farmed block like my life depends on it with my other Nigeria brothers, thinking we are buying our range this year but all to no avail we gotta wait for 6months for allocation.

Recently, I came across another event on platform X that promises African users the chance to claim up to 1,000 $bgb . While the announcement filled me with a glimmer of hope, I couldn't shake off the feeling of doubt and uncertainty. After all, my past experiences have made me question whether I'll fare any better this time.

From my own study Airdrops are not scams or waste of time. One thing human beings have to understand is that to get money isn't easy in ths country it takes practice and hard work this is the same thing found in Airdrops. Airdrops isn't a quick rich scheme, that's what mos Nigerians wants or expects that is why after months of participating in an airdrops and it doesn't pay, they immediately stop participating in it, which isn't always right. Nothing good comes easy this same principle operates within the crypto world.

Luck hasn't been on my side, after trying out a lot of Airdrops and  giveaways on Twitter(X).  Presently I have taken a break from most but not all of the Airdrops and giveaways even after receiving encouragement from friends.

[Cantsay]

Luck hasn't been on my side, after trying out a lot of Airdrops and  giveaways on Twitter(X).  Presently I have taken a break from most but not all of the Airdrops and giveaways even after receiving encouragement from friends.

I have tried X airdrops and I’ve realized that what we’re doing is just free reposts and comments on the post of the project and the chance of us getting picked as the winner is extremely low.

So instead of competing in those type of airdrops I tend to just do those were all participants are going to receive rewards - it’s better than those X airdrops (or we could call it contests).

[DragonF]

I can relate to this because I have been a victim. There is no certainty about the outcome of an airdrop. I followed a couple of airdrops on Telegram, and the value of those airdrops did not justify the time and data spent farming them. While farming airdrops, I have noticed that the airdrops that are not as popular are usually the ones that have a good value but require fewer daily tasks.

I remember farming Tomatoes and even buying stars in addition to the daily tasks, but I was blacklisted for no reason because I followed the rules. The irony of this is that, despite all of the hype, accounts that were not blacklisted received no reasonable value. Personally, I no longer do airdrops. I buy promising cryptocurrency coins and hodl.

[Gurujebs]

I can relate to this because I have been a victim. There is no certainty about the outcome of an airdrop. I followed a couple of airdrops on Telegram, and the value of those airdrops did not justify the time and data spent farming them. While farming airdrops, I have noticed that the airdrops that are not as popular are usually the ones that have a good value but require fewer daily tasks.

I remember farming Tomatoes and even buying stars in addition to the daily tasks, but I was blacklisted for no reason because I followed the rules. The irony of this is that, despite all of the hype, accounts that were not blacklisted received no reasonable value. Personally, I no longer do airdrops. I buy promising cryptocurrency coins and hodl.

I was also part of users that farm tomatoes but I didn't last long because it wasn't long when Hamster Kombat did to their distribution and I was disappointed for give me peanut and since then I have never look back on telegram airdrops again and I'm very glad I did otherwise the disappointment that came later might have hit me too.

I saw people jubilating about Blum coming airdrop, something we have been doing almost a year and they decide to reward people today, in very sure that the reward might not be upto a peanut many of them will be having but for now, I will watch them get there distribution first.

[Roseline492]

I was also part of users that farm tomatoes but I didn't last long because it wasn't long when Hamster Kombat did to their distribution and I was disappointed for give me peanut and since then I have never look back on telegram airdrops again and I'm very glad I did otherwise the disappointment that came later might have hit me too.

Is good you mention about Blum because is one of the project a lot of people has been talking about will give them enough money but all of a sudden I have not heard people talking about it anymore, so I'm wondering what could have happened to it, or was it one of the regular project that have failed the people who had a huge hope on them. This days we no longer hearing about Airdrop mining, though I no there are a lot of them but they have known that people are not interested anymore of there failed promises, even the ones that manage to list are not doing well.