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I transferred NEM coin from Japanese Coincheck exchange to Yobit exchange more than a month ago and have not received.I contacted the floor directly by creating a ticket and twitter(https://twitter.com/YobitExchange) but did not receive any support. I contacted the fb site named yobit (https://www.facebook.com/yobitexchanger/) and received the reply as below. Is this a scam site? I'm suspicious of that

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They are not a very reliable exchange to use and have had many people saying their deposits have not been received to this day.
Only thing you can do is put in a support ticket and just hope for the best at this point. :(

Sam once came to this trading platform, first confused frequent hang of the exchange, and a long enrollment of funds, but when the funds disappeared into the unknown where, left it and do not go there anymore. I do not advise, from my own experience!

Sorry about your loss. I hope you didn't send that 0.2eth you had. Seems they're desperate to scam as many people as possible. Imagine a cryptocurrency exchange asking for tokens to fix an issue on THEIR platform. Its very pathetic >:(. Now I've lost every bit of patience and respect I had for this exchange.

So they ask for 1 ETH then any old amount will do. Definite scam support.

I read your post about 5 times and I'm still confused. Was this something given to you by Google translate?  ???

As for Yobit, they are notoriously unreliable. Expect slow motion support from them when you need anything resolved. Definitely not an exchange to use if you hate waiting or if you want first class service.

Never store coins on Yobit or on any exchange, for that matter. Remember, they have, own and control the private keys. You don't have access to those keys so in essence any coins you send to their hot wallets are no longer yours during the entire time they are stored on their system. They are only yours again when and if you manage to retrieve them. It might seem like the coins are yours, given you have an account with them but that information is just a digital representation of what they claim you own.

To put this into perspective, let's assume you deposited your car and it's keys into XYZ car exchange and you now log into your account with them. The balance says you have "1 BMW 7-series" but it's just that... words on your laptop screen claiming you have it. The actual car is with the exchange and they have the keys to that car. You might feel happy and wealthy and perhaps even brag about it to your friends.. maybe even post a screen shot of your "BMW" balance on Instagram or Facebook but at the end of the day it's still just a screen shot. The car is not physically in your possession so you can't really say you own it.

Going by this lengthy analogy, Yobit owns the coins during the entire time those coins are on their system. You only own them again if you succeed in moving them back to a wallet with private keys you and you alone know, own and control. Knowing Yobit, that's a big if.

I did not send eth to them. It is a pity if you lose your NEM sent to the yobit exchange

YOBIT is a scam. They stole 1 million FJC from me via their broken withdrawal system. After a week of trying to get it back, they have banned my account for complaining too much. If you try to mention the problems in the trollbox, you get laughed at then banned.

This site is a disgusting scam run by thieves. I really, really hope something awful happens to them soon.