I've just tested TP's faucet and it worked (green success text).
Are you sending to a testnet address (begins with m, n, or 2)? I'm thinking you may be inadvertently using Mainnet or Regtest mode (beginning with 1 or 3).
Ensure your Bitcoin.conf file has testnet=1 in it, or use the -testnet flag on the command line. Also be certain your blockchain is fully synched (this will take many hours, unlike regtest mode)
Go into BitcoinCore's client, and try getnewaddress in the console (help > console). Then copy/paste that address into the faucet, complete the CAPTCHA, and the coins will have been sent. You will need to have a completely synched blockchain before the coins will "appear".
"bitcoin.conf
rpcuser=bitcoinrpcrpcpassword=random stringtestnet=1" also I didn't foundgetchangeaddressin bitcoin-cli. what is the problem??? – Md Shahadat Hossain – 2015-08-14T08:03:21.340note: main net and
testnet rpcpasswordis same – Md Shahadat Hossain – 2015-08-14T08:11:55.967@ShahadatHossain sorry! I meant
getnewaddress– Wizard Of Ozzie – 2015-08-14T08:12:30.193I tried but I can't get any
testnetbitcoin for those new addresses. what should I do now? – Md Shahadat Hossain – 2015-08-14T09:44:52.293I don't know. You'd need to tell me specifically what the problem/error is – Wizard Of Ozzie – 2015-08-14T11:03:27.177
please see this link to more clear:
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/39086/how-to-get-confirmed-balance-for-bitcoin-testnet-server?noredirect=1#comment45991_39086– Md Shahadat Hossain – 2015-08-14T11:05:43.030@ShahadatHossain I've just successfully sent coins to that address. However, check the unconfirmed Txs here, as it appears your previous attempt is unconfirmed, which suggests the faucet's daemon hasn't been working. I read your other post, so if you can rule out un-synched Blockchain then it looks like the faucet is the issue
– Wizard Of Ozzie – 2015-08-14T13:14:31.590