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Title: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: cdavid53 on October 27, 2017, 08:42:01 AM
Hello

I wanted to link two addresses to my account coinpot 3 days ago and for that on the site it is indicated that it is necessary to make a payment to a given address


https://dogechain.info/tx/cb34d00633f330d4d5b732d03167c55e92e42a19c3a872b370cf589d434a9b22
https://live.blockcypher.com/ltc/address/LMaPn3nWTASRqkSfhRdCup8iumRpBeGhWw/

Voila 3 days that it is done that I write to the webmaster but no answer but address not been linked to my account and the corners of course it has not happened on my account

I had never had problems with the webmaster of this site but it's clearly like a scam

I would like to know if anyone else had this kind of experience with this site?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Kema on October 27, 2017, 12:35:17 PM
My $0.02...
With coinpot, only use the address that you originally registered with for all the claiming. Linking other addresses never worked for me and no replies ever from the support.
Never deposit any money with coinpot, there are plenty of reports with users deposits going missing and never getting any answers from support.
Once you have the coinpot account set up and then sign up to claim with the faucets using the one and only address that you registered with at coinpot, it's smooth sailing.
I never have any problems with the withdrawals and everything works just fine.

If you do not follow the steps above, you're likely in for a world of angst since support seems spotty at best.
The faucets are great, so it's worth taking the time to go through the procedure in a proper way.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: cdavid53 on October 27, 2017, 02:08:50 PM
so basically I lost my litecoin and my dogecoin ....
Great...!!!!
after 8 emails no response
conclusion I just stole my cotecoin and my dogecoin

So coinpot and clearly a scam


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Kema on October 27, 2017, 02:13:18 PM
Well, it depends on how you look at it.
It works perfectly if you set it up correctly and use it only for claiming from a few select faucets.
I use it daily, but only for that specific thing.
If you want more, use Faucethub.io... And you can actually withdraw from coinpot to Faucethub.

so basically I lost my litecoin and my dogecoin ....
Great...!!!!
after 8 emails no response
conclusion I just stole my cotecoin and my dogecoin

So coinpot and clearly a scam


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: cdavid53 on October 27, 2017, 02:17:23 PM
For me it's clearly crooks, he asks on their site to make a payment to an address to link his address to his account

1. you make the payment and you never receive it
2. it does not add address to your account
3.It does not answer the support

No more scammers than that ...


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: rafolon on October 27, 2017, 02:43:50 PM

It is true that they do not respond to emails but I have always been paid.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: russen on October 27, 2017, 04:56:42 PM
Coinpot is not a scam site. I always get my weekly payment from them in time.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: madball on October 27, 2017, 07:49:56 PM
I also want to confirm that coinpot is paying, i never had problems with payments.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on October 27, 2017, 08:28:20 PM
yes they pay - fast and regularly.
there are plenty of independent threads and posts on this forum confirming that


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Kema on October 28, 2017, 05:58:20 AM
Yes, like I wrote earlier, it's a matter of perspective.
They are not living up to their promises at large, but if you use it in a specific way, it works great.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: cdavid53 on October 29, 2017, 09:08:02 AM
excuse me but if you make a transfer of money to your bank and that it keeps money his name is theft
I transfer my cotecoin and my dogecoin coinpot this one keeps my parts so it's flying too .....


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Mars300 on October 31, 2017, 09:51:42 AM
i deposited litecoin from livecoin.com, completed and confirmed  3 days ago



but I did not get anything in my account  with coinpot, address is correct 100%, support never answer my e-mail



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ConTraX on October 31, 2017, 10:26:30 AM
Those who use coinpot, almost everyone knows that they don't reply to their users/they don't actually support.

Use their own generated addresses and I don't think you will face any problem. I used their supported faucets and withdrawed 150k satoshis without any problem in last 30 days.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Mars300 on November 02, 2017, 09:52:02 PM
Those who use coinpot, almost everyone knows that they don't reply to their users/they don't actually support.

Use their own generated addresses and I don't think you will face any problem. I used their supported faucets and withdrawed 150k satoshis without any problem in last 30 days.

But yes today i got my fund in my wallet there


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: nic79 on November 10, 2017, 12:03:49 AM
i don't want use anymore coinpot.
it's scam and don't pay anymore.
i want to register directly with my dogecoin address.
is there any solution?
already lost more than 1500 doges with them.
Very SCAM site


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Bitcoin Dragon on November 10, 2017, 12:09:58 AM
They are not scam. If anything they are more reliable than faucethub.

I received my latest withdraw from them 2 days ago and generally withdraw once every 10 days to my freebitcoin account.

Received over 0.01 from coinpot since day 1 of their existence. Never a problem. A+++++


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: nic79 on November 11, 2017, 10:24:04 AM
they have cancelled without any reason 3 withdraw . the relative amount are lost! big scam!
not any answer from support. impossible to contact them.
big scam!
big scam!
big scam!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: miner987 on November 11, 2017, 03:29:32 PM
Never had any problem with them, and i have withdraw more than 0.01BTC  :D


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: anubis76 on November 12, 2017, 04:55:10 AM
never have problem with coinpot. coinpot are the first faucet i collect. and it became my capital most of my journey into crypto
only 5 faucet direct to coinpot, you can deposit coin to coinpot too
now there add to more coin, dash and bcc


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Cordillera on November 15, 2017, 01:27:00 PM
for me coinpot is the best micro web wallet why? because as of now i never encounter any issues its paying. actually coinpot added 2 more coins  Bitcoin Cash & DASH so all in all there are 5 coins supported BTC, BCH, DASH, LTC, & DOGE you can mine this 5 coins using only your browser your earnings depends on specs of your CPU higher CPU usage higher earnings with 8 Threads. the site also added a new features you can now convert this 5 coins alternate
ex: BTC to BCH or BCH to BTC something like that you can send your earnings through this 4 web wallets XAPO, COINBASE, SPECTROCOIN, MELLOW ADS, with no fees thats why  i prefer to used coinpot than faucethub.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: flightofthebumblebee on November 25, 2017, 04:18:00 AM
do I have to pay for me to receive the coins that I have earned?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: eurocruiser on November 25, 2017, 10:48:47 AM
I've been using Coinpot for over a month and always get paid... I am making withdrawals every other day and every time I receive my cash.

I receive faucet earnings and mine LTC


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: felicita on November 25, 2017, 11:06:51 AM
i got allways payed from them from all projects facets or adnetworks.....
but i hear about many bad reports from users here !
maybee the do only pay good countrys ,.



regards


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on December 01, 2017, 02:50:03 PM
they have cancelled without any reason 3 withdraw . the relative amount are lost! big scam!
not any answer from support. impossible to contact them.
big scam!
big scam!
big scam!
No Scam,  this site Pay out.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ANDREW7887 on December 15, 2017, 05:57:19 AM
they have cancelled without any reason 3 withdraw . the relative amount are lost! big scam!
not any answer from support. impossible to contact them.
big scam!
big scam!
big scam!
No Scam,  this site Pay out.
he is right they are cancelling withdrawals with no reason
they have stolen my doges which i deposited from faucethub and still always no response from support !
THE PROOF https://ibb.co/dcf8fR


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on December 15, 2017, 05:59:12 AM
they have cancelled without any reason 3 withdraw . the relative amount are lost! big scam!
not any answer from support. impossible to contact them.
big scam!
big scam!
big scam!
No Scam,  this site Pay out.
he is right they are cancelling withdrawals with no reason
they have stolen my doges which i deposited from faucethub and still always no response from support !
THE PROOF https://ibb.co/dcf8fR


I dont have any problem with Coinpot, coinpot.co  is Safe and time.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: onlineportal on December 15, 2017, 06:40:39 AM
No problem!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: djorzgul on December 18, 2017, 04:30:10 PM
One more pro-coinpot post.
I made two withdrawals, both LTC from coinpot to Exodus wallet... Both were good and within 48h time-frame.

So definitely NOT a scam.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitcoworld on December 24, 2017, 02:31:56 AM
Coinpot is a Scam!
You can check over the Blockchain that they run away with over 17 Bitcoins!!!!!!

Also all the Faucets which was on Coinpot are Scam


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: CryptoNinja11 on December 24, 2017, 03:51:36 AM
Back online. NOT a scam.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: babygun on December 24, 2017, 02:48:49 PM
I also had no issue with using coinpot. Received my withdrawals very fast.
But their support could be much better, they simply don't respond to any mails.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: CryptoNinja11 on December 27, 2017, 07:28:06 PM
Looks like they are having trouble again today. :(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: sahil1301 on December 28, 2017, 01:15:53 AM
Hey,

Yes indeed they wiped out 17 Bitcoins and FamilyBTC admin published it in their forum. While some users cashed out yet they dont received. When coinpot was on a maintenance all other faucets were on maintenance too. There is surely some miserable soul behind this who wiped out more than 17 BTC. He buil trust 1st by paying fees from his pocket and scammed then. Eventhough they are back now but still no refunds/Replies from their side. I recommend CAUTION!

Regards,
Sahil


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on December 28, 2017, 01:18:28 AM
Hey,

Yes indeed they wiped out 17 Bitcoins and FamilyBTC admin published it in their forum. While some users cashed out yet they dont received. When coinpot was on a maintenance all other faucets were on maintenance too. There is surely some miserable soul behind this who wiped out more than 17 BTC. He buil trust 1st by paying fees from his pocket and scammed then. Eventhough they are back now but still no refunds/Replies from their side. I recommend CAUTION!

Regards,
Sahil

lol what???
is there any evidence of 17 bitcoins being wiped out?
ffs, get out of here unless you have proof


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on December 28, 2017, 01:19:35 AM
When coinpot was on a maintenance all other faucets were on maintenance too.

erm, isnt that obvious?
if coinpot is offline then the faucets that use it wont work either so it makes sense for them to be offline too


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on December 29, 2017, 11:01:56 AM
Does anybody no the official thread Form Coinpot?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: pramila28 on December 29, 2017, 03:33:53 PM
Does anybody no the official thread Form Coinpot?
Hi this Facebook Page of Coinpot https://www.facebook.com/thecoinpot/


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on December 30, 2017, 09:42:31 AM
Is not the official page


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on January 01, 2018, 11:34:38 AM
http://up.picr.de/31398372au.png

does anyone have the problem as seen in the picture is?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Jordy050 on January 04, 2018, 02:00:03 PM
They cancelled for the second time my transaction.
For me it's a scam.

https://i.imgur.com/X5NJlKC.png

https://i.imgur.com/ACwaTXs.png


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Bigpiggy01 on January 04, 2018, 03:06:22 PM
They cancelled for the second time my transaction.
For me it's a scam.

https://i.imgur.com/X5NJlKC.png

https://i.imgur.com/ACwaTXs.png

Try adding one additional faucet claim to that that withdrawal and you'll be fine. The limit for free withdrawals is 50 Doge and you're right on it.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on January 04, 2018, 05:23:01 PM
http://www.bilder-upload.eu/thumb/56bc48-1515086712.png (http://www.bilder-upload.eu/show.php?file=56bc48-1515086712.png)

Why you habe a Problem with coinpot


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ayasalah on January 04, 2018, 05:47:41 PM
Try adding one additional faucet claim to that that withdrawal and you'll be fine. The limit for free withdrawals is 50 Doge and you're right on it.
Nup, I am way above the threshold and withdrawing another currency apart from doge (LTC) but guess what? Cancelled :) They think it is cool to cancel withdrawals without any reason it seems (and yeah it is still cancelled till today although my account is claiming normally)
https://i.imgur.com/5BDx7ix.png


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: riddy09 on January 05, 2018, 02:25:57 AM
Upon reading in Facebook posts, Reddit, other forums and from my experience, Coinpot has huge issues when regards to canceled withdrawals and support being not respondent or nonexistent. Luckily, I managed to stop claiming once I see my cancellation on doge and researching about more coinpot problematic microwallet. Pretty sure that others that still claiming will want to consider to discontinue using their service as they may have experience the same once they withdraw. Just a caution.

Edit: Got paid. Canceled withdrawal now completed.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Bigpiggy01 on January 05, 2018, 04:25:01 AM
Try adding one additional faucet claim to that that withdrawal and you'll be fine. The limit for free withdrawals is 50 Doge and you're right on it.
Nup, I am way above the threshold and withdrawing another currency apart from doge (LTC) but guess what? Cancelled :) They think it is cool to cancel withdrawals without any reason it seems (and yeah it is still cancelled till today although my account is claiming normally)
https://i.imgur.com/5BDx7ix.png

Nope, you're right on the threshold in the images you posted earlier. 50.00000000 won't work but 50.00000001 will.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ayasalah on January 05, 2018, 01:25:38 PM
Try adding one additional faucet claim to that that withdrawal and you'll be fine. The limit for free withdrawals is 50 Doge and you're right on it.
Nup, I am way above the threshold and withdrawing another currency apart from doge (LTC) but guess what? Cancelled :) They think it is cool to cancel withdrawals without any reason it seems (and yeah it is still cancelled till today although my account is claiming normally)
https://i.imgur.com/5BDx7ix.png

Nope, you're right on the threshold in the images you posted earlier. 50.00000000 won't work but 50.00000001 will.
Lol what? I am not the same person who posted the doges image, this is the only withdrawal that I had (0.03 LTC) which is way above the threshold when you check, it has been cancelled from DEC 31 till today when I finally received them. There was no scam accusations from me as well, just pointing to the fact that it has nothing to do with thresholds or even the currency itself, they were the ones who cancelled these withdrawals. Peace :)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Bigpiggy01 on January 15, 2018, 12:26:58 PM
Try adding one additional faucet claim to that that withdrawal and you'll be fine. The limit for free withdrawals is 50 Doge and you're right on it.
Nup, I am way above the threshold and withdrawing another currency apart from doge (LTC) but guess what? Cancelled :) They think it is cool to cancel withdrawals without any reason it seems (and yeah it is still cancelled till today although my account is claiming normally)
https://i.imgur.com/5BDx7ix.png

Nope, you're right on the threshold in the images you posted earlier. 50.00000000 won't work but 50.00000001 will.
Lol what? I am not the same person who posted the doges image, this is the only withdrawal that I had (0.03 LTC) which is way above the threshold when you check, it has been cancelled from DEC 31 till today when I finally received them. There was no scam accusations from me as well, just pointing to the fact that it has nothing to do with thresholds or even the currency itself, they were the ones who cancelled these withdrawals. Peace :)

I'm getting old and hit the wrong quote button  :-[


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Chris314 on January 15, 2018, 02:23:24 PM
Coinpot has selective payments. With the first account I created, they never paid me, my bitcoin transfers were always cancelled. I never understood why as customer service never answered my emails.
So I had to create another account with another email address, and no problem so far on this second account. I did two days ago a transfer from coinpot to my wallet, completed in half an hour.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Yusran on January 26, 2018, 07:37:21 PM
I have recently started mining in coinpot.co
Seems no issues untill now, though have not experienced in transaction. Give more suggestion in terms of coinpot.
And how it can be more profitable.
Cheers


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: korlos on January 26, 2018, 10:40:12 PM
not scam  :-*


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: jackchun on January 27, 2018, 09:39:31 AM
i can confirm it is now paying,  but not instant,  it's manual for a few hours


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: angjosh on February 06, 2018, 08:07:39 AM
i can confirm it is now paying,  but not instant,  it's manual for a few hours

Nope, its not scam..i have received payouts from them ;D


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: madball on February 07, 2018, 11:17:36 AM
I can confirm they are legit...I've always been paid...


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: LuckyDawgCrypto on February 20, 2018, 06:37:43 PM
Can I withdraw from coinpot to my Ledger nano?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on February 20, 2018, 07:04:22 PM
I can confirm they are legit...I've always been paid...

I second this - every withdrawal I've made has completed really quickly. No problems whatsoever and definitely not a scam.

I think with many cases of bad experiences it's either user error or people trying to scam CoinPot and/or the associated faucets and getting caught out then throwing their toys out the pram.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: LuckyDawgCrypto on February 20, 2018, 07:29:56 PM
I'm new to coinpot and am still trying to figure it out. Can anyone tell me how to utilize the other sources to mine like moon bitcoin, moon litecoin, etc. Thanks!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on February 20, 2018, 09:46:32 PM
I'm new to coinpot and am still trying to figure it out. Can anyone tell me how to utilize the other sources to mine like moon bitcoin, moon litecoin, etc. Thanks!

From CoinPot you can select the drop down menu next to each coin and select mine. This opens a new window from which you can set your CPU usage level and threads and begin mining. Your earnings are automatically added to your account every 5 minutes or so.

Moon Bitcoin operates a mining bonus system of up to 100% of your claim amount. Select 'run mining bonus' then set your CPU usage and off you go. You will gradually build up the bonus the longer you mine for.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: valerywk on February 23, 2018, 09:34:52 AM
coinpot.co scam, do not pay


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on February 23, 2018, 09:58:06 AM
coinpot.co scam, do not pay

Really? I've never had any problems and neither have most people.

What are the circumstances?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on February 24, 2018, 11:10:28 AM
coinpot.co scam, do not pay

I have No Problem with coinpot.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ethomaz on March 09, 2018, 10:44:13 PM
Put me on the list for scam.

I made a withdraw of 40k satoshis last week and it was cancelled and the balance not back to my account.
Support never replied my emails.

This is just sad.

PS. Before somebody says it is my issue... I tell you the first two withdraw I did last year worked but unfortunately they robed my 40k satoshis this time.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: adrian666 on March 11, 2018, 06:50:28 PM
big SCAM


made 50 doge and cant withdraw  waste of time this site


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on March 11, 2018, 10:48:49 PM
I can confirm they are legit...I've always been paid...

I second this - every withdrawal I've made has completed really quickly. No problems whatsoever and definitely not a scam.

I think with many cases of bad experiences it's either user error or people trying to scam CoinPot and/or the associated faucets and getting caught out then throwing their toys out the pram.

this exactly!
its not really surprising that almost all the 'coinpot is a scam' posts come from newbie accounts on this forum


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: nosmis on March 11, 2018, 11:12:19 PM
for people who received they payment will say coinpot is legit
and for people who said they didnt receive will say it scam

how about this ..
I never made a withdraw, but I lost my satoshi (about 40k+)
my reff earning from bitfun and bonusbitcoin before jan 2, 2018 is gone. I already sent an email but no respond

my stats at coinpot showing only reff earning part and it start at 2 jan, usually they showing total bitcoin balance (now stats it showing total balance, but  still my satoshi not coming back)

then what should I call it, legit ? scam ? or it's not my lucky day ?

maybe it was a glitch ... and they couldn't fix it .. or they dont care ... who knows ...


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ethomaz on March 12, 2018, 03:17:27 AM
Another withdraw cancelled.

200 DOGE (which most part was a deposit from other faucet lol).

It is ridiculous.

They never reply emails no matter how many you sent them.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: adrian666 on March 12, 2018, 04:22:19 AM
I can confirm they are legit...I've always been paid...

I second this - every withdrawal I've made has completed really quickly. No problems whatsoever and definitely not a scam.

I think with many cases of bad experiences it's either user error or people trying to scam CoinPot and/or the associated faucets and getting caught out then throwing their toys out the pram.

this exactly!
its not really surprising that almost all the 'coinpot is a scam' posts come from newbie accounts on this forum


it funny how the the veterans are acting when people sing in just to let the people know this site SCAMS

it funny HOW i find that 10 % who get paid  have referall under them that they get paid and rest who dont , they get SCAMED

10% get paid 90% get scammed



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on March 12, 2018, 10:16:20 AM
I can confirm they are legit...I've always been paid...

I second this - every withdrawal I've made has completed really quickly. No problems whatsoever and definitely not a scam.

I think with many cases of bad experiences it's either user error or people trying to scam CoinPot and/or the associated faucets and getting caught out then throwing their toys out the pram.

this exactly!
its not really surprising that almost all the 'coinpot is a scam' posts come from newbie accounts on this forum


it funny how the the veterans are acting when people sing in just to let the people know this site SCAMS

it funny HOW i find that 10 % who get paid  have referall under them that they get paid and rest who dont , they get SCAMED

10% get paid 90% get scammed


think about what you are saying for just 1 second...

for what reason would coinpot ban users who are honest, non-bots??
they would lose advertising revenue and would risk the bad reputation that you guys are desperate to try to build on bitcoin talk etc.
there is no incentive for them to do that - so they must believe (rightly or wrongly) that you are scammers/cheaters and therefore there is no advantage to them keeping your account active in their system

i think its much more like 99% people get paid and 1% dont - they have thousands if not millions of users, so we would see much more complaints here if they werent paying even 10% of them

edit: also dont forget that its a well known thing that the vast % of people who are happy with any service/product dont speak out, whereas the small % of disgruntled/butthurt users will make a lot of noise


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Chris314 on March 12, 2018, 02:22:16 PM
My first account on coinpot was banned for no reason, as I never received any payment from it (more than 100k satoshi lost).
I created a second account, with another email address, and no issue so far, each withdraw request is processed fastly.
I never understood why my first account was blacklisted as support never answers. They may have selective payments.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: parvizt on March 29, 2018, 05:52:55 PM
100% is scam because i requested @27/28feb 2018 to withdrawal just0.00032 Bitcoin cash and after 2months not received . The coinpot.co is scam...


Hello

I wanted to link two addresses to my account coinpot 3 days ago and for that on the site it is indicated that it is necessary to make a payment to a given address


https://dogechain.info/tx/cb34d00633f330d4d5b732d03167c55e92e42a19c3a872b370cf589d434a9b22
https://live.blockcypher.com/ltc/address/LMaPn3nWTASRqkSfhRdCup8iumRpBeGhWw/

Voila 3 days that it is done that I write to the webmaster but no answer but address not been linked to my account and the corners of course it has not happened on my account

I had never had problems with the webmaster of this site but it's clearly like a scam

I would like to know if anyone else had this kind of experience with this site?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: EtJunior on March 29, 2018, 07:23:48 PM
100% is scam because i requested @27/28feb 2018 to withdrawal just0.00032 Bitcoin cash and after 2months not received . The coinpot.co is scam...


Hello

I wanted to link two addresses to my account coinpot 3 days ago and for that on the site it is indicated that it is necessary to make a payment to a given address


https://dogechain.info/tx/cb34d00633f330d4d5b732d03167c55e92e42a19c3a872b370cf589d434a9b22
https://live.blockcypher.com/ltc/address/LMaPn3nWTASRqkSfhRdCup8iumRpBeGhWw/

Voila 3 days that it is done that I write to the webmaster but no answer but address not been linked to my account and the corners of course it has not happened on my account

I had never had problems with the webmaster of this site but it's clearly like a scam

I would like to know if anyone else had this kind of experience with this site?
Well I haven´t had any problem from it and i´m making weekly withdraw..


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: MidasExpo on March 29, 2018, 08:45:05 PM
I stopped fauceting about 2 years ago, and just got back into it a couple of months ago.

When I checked my coinpot account earlier this year, I had 300k Satoshi in referrals I had made just sitting there waiting for me, and I was able to withdraw it no problem.  It was sitting there for 2 YEARS!  No other site would let you keep your balance with inactivity of that length.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: onetebs on March 29, 2018, 08:59:41 PM
withdrawing 5x0.0002 always less than 48hr


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on March 30, 2018, 05:51:24 PM
I stopped fauceting about 2 years ago, and just got back into it a couple of months ago.

When I checked my coinpot account earlier this year, I had 300k Satoshi in referrals I had made just sitting there waiting for me, and I was able to withdraw it no problem.  It was sitting there for 2 YEARS!  No other site would let you keep your balance with inactivity of that length.

Not being a smart a**e here, but CoinPot was launched less than a year ago. Is it another microwallet you're talking about?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: hgsteknoloji on April 12, 2018, 07:54:27 PM
Coinpot bugün hesabımdaki bütün birikimlerimi token e çevirmiş ve bunların hepsini lottery de harcamış. Hesabımı sıfırlamış. Bundan daha iyi bir dolandırıcılık olamaz.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: hgsteknoloji on April 12, 2018, 07:55:19 PM

Coinpot today converted all my savings from my account into tokens and spent all of them in lottery. Reset my account. There can not be a better fraud than that.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ridge1967 on April 15, 2018, 09:56:23 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on April 15, 2018, 10:15:26 AM
My last payment received was yesterday. I use this processor of payment for the revenue from moon...co.in site and bonusbitcoin (in these site I have some ref).
Never a problem, even these sites are paying from a lot of time and no one has reported an issue.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on April 15, 2018, 11:55:11 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

I'm sorry buddy, but this is nonsense. I've been paid on time, every time since joining. I am not connected to CoinPot in any way.

Most people have a very good experience, they just don't shout about it. It's only the odd person who seems to lose their sh*t about it being a scam, probably because they've violated the T&Cs in some way.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: CyBaH on April 29, 2018, 11:55:43 PM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on April 30, 2018, 11:30:19 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!

I agree. CoinPot is not a scam in anyway.

I'm intrigued how you've managed to earn so much coin since January though! Feel free to share your tips/secret!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: hlourenco on May 04, 2018, 09:35:47 AM
When it is necessary to make withdraw it works, the faucet part does not work.
Is anyone receiving from the faucet's moonbitcoin (http://moonbit.co.in) and moonlitecoin (http://moonliteco.in)?
I have not received it for a long time.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on May 04, 2018, 09:38:17 AM
When it is necessary to make withdraw it works, the faucet part does not work.
Is anyone receiving from the faucet's moonbitcoin (http://moonbit.co.in) and moonlitecoin (http://moonliteco.in)?
I have not received it for a long time.

Yes, all working fine. The payments from those faucets go into CoinPot.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: hlourenco on May 04, 2018, 09:59:23 AM
When it is necessary to make withdraw it works, the faucet part does not work.
Is anyone receiving from the faucet's moonbitcoin (http://moonbit.co.in) and moonlitecoin (http://moonliteco.in)?
I have not received it for a long time.

Yes, all working fine. The payments from those faucets go into CoinPot.

I could not link wallet address, and the automatic payment did not work for more than a month, I already exceeded the minimum payment of the 2 faucets a long time and never received the payment. I have more than 30k satoshis (minimum 25k) and more than 1.1M litoshis (minimum 500k).
https://imgur.com/a/bPrGEck (https://imgur.com/a/bPrGEck)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ruthbabe on May 08, 2018, 02:01:47 AM
Maybe they're not used to respond to users' support tickets. ;D I guess there are minor problems why others being denied while others continuously receiving theirs. I can't say if coinpot is a scam or not as there were members getting paid, so I would advise you guys to go to this thread, [Unofficial] Coinpot.co - new microwallet (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006313.140), and hopefully you could find answers to your problem.

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Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 05, 2018, 04:21:56 PM
Been with CoinPot a year now. I deposited 0.2 Litecoin over a week ago. Shows up in the blockchain just fine but no credit at CoinPot. Yes, I've withdrawn from there before, usually without problem. This time was a CoinPot generated LTC deposit address. They had the money in 5 minutes. They did not and have not credited the account to this day. They won't respond to emails and the "email has been read" receipts I get say they're looking at them, without resolution or reply. 

So, what do you call that?

Address MDRQBoxpk6XqEdDhjH7v5trwr9ijYLcM7V
Balance   0.20501074 / $17.648
Number of transactions   1
Friday, June 29, 2018 12:57:59 PM   1,447,938    713b4181356fc26435042a8cfe0aa92ed6dc4c376e5980dd5851fc546532513c



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 09, 2018, 02:25:10 AM
All went good with CoinPot for more than 6 months now but last days they canceled 2 withdrawals in a row:

1 x 0.000365 dash on 5 of July and  and 1 x 0.00015100 BCH on 7 of July

When i mouse over the details i can see this message:

Your withdrawal has been cancelled and will not be paid out.
The reason for this is because your CoinPot account has been suspended due to activity which goes against our terms of service or has been deemed as fraudulent.
If you are 100% sure that you have not violated the terms of service and that we have suspended your account in error, then please contact us and we will look into your case.

I send 2 mails so far asking wtf is going on but no answers so far and also no refunds.


I have no idea wtf is going on but maybe they were legit and now they slowly turn rogue ?
I will wait few days to see if i receive any answer and if nothing good happens will prob try to make another account.





Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 09, 2018, 08:37:23 AM
You have been permanently banned. They always give that answer "contact if you think it's a mistake" and you'll never get a response.

You should know that if you don't change these things listed below, they will know it's you again.

IP address   (your internet identifying parking place)
Network hardware mac address  (Network interface card - WiFi, Cabled, Modem, etc)
Login information (email address)
Wallet address   (DASH, BTC, LTC, whatever)  SENT TO PRIVATE WALLET - NOT ANOTHER ONLINE WALLET.
Machine name   (your computer's name on a network)
Browser Information   (google "what can websites see from my browser") you'll understand.

There's no getting your money back.   It's gone. If you want to still earn, take out at the bare minimums and play the odds. Keep your head low, no emails complaining about anything, farm those faucets and withdrawal. Expect not to ever get the withdrawals and only rejoice when they're in your private wallet.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 09, 2018, 08:46:45 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!

You should read this entire thread and not be bragging so much. You should also post proof - transaction numbers, etc.  I only say that because that's EXACTLY how the rest of us who were cheated started out - comfortable, singing about how wonderful they are. Posting proof is evidence and won't be considered slander. It will also provide the others here who are trying to feed their family, warning to not trust them. Your loss can still do some good.

Let me ask, if you were going to steal and had a website like theirs, would you do it immediately to your customers or only do it to those who felt comfortable by being there 6 months or a year?  If they get one complaint but 10 others positive remarks saying "They're legitimate and trustworthy" it makes you look like some lonely idiot. (not calling names, making a point, friend.) 

Criminals are not usually very smart. The people at Coinpot are, and they've been doing this alot longer than we have. You have to be smarter.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 09, 2018, 09:00:45 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!

You should read this entire thread and not be bragging so much. You should also post proof - transaction numbers, etc.  I only say that because that's EXACTLY how the rest of us who were cheated started out - comfortable, singing about how wonderful they are. Posting proof is evidence and won't be considered slander. It will also provide the others here who are trying to feed their family, warning to not trust them. Your loss can still do some good.

Let me ask, if you were going to steal and had a website like theirs, would you do it immediately to your customers or only do it to those who felt comfortable by being there 6 months or a year?  If they get one complaint but 10 others positive remarks saying "They're legitimate and trustworthy" it makes you look like some lonely idiot. (not calling names, making a point, friend.) 

Criminals are not usually very smart. The people at Coinpot are, and they've been doing this alot longer than we have. You have to be smarter.

Buddy, I think you'll find that CP runs a legitimate services which penalises people who break the rules. Best advice is to not cry about it and move on.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 09, 2018, 09:41:17 AM
How is depositing crypto INTO Coinpot a violation?  I've never, ever, NEVER violated terms. Put up with the Loooooong captchas that say need to try again, the forever non-responding email "support" when there's a problem or a withdrawal that gets delayed over and over for NO reason with no explanation? I have read the T.O.S. again and again. Yet, I get my deposit taken away with NO EXPLANATION?   

Everyone starts out wonderful at Coinpot. You notice yet that the complaints come from people who've been there a long time? You notice yet the complaints are ALWAYS:   

1) Missing Deposits
2) Denied withdrawal and afterwards you receive and automated email stating "we're not gonna' due to violation of T.O.S.
3) 2FA Lost and no response EVEN THOUGH THE FRONT PAGE SAYS EMAIL SUPPORT IF YOU CAN'T ENTER 2FA CODE, so if you wanted all that crypto you worked the faucets for, TOO BAD

- If they actually know someone is using a bot to claim from faucets, why wait WEEKS until they try try to withdrawal, then email them saying the account is suspended? Wouldn't a scammer withdrawal as soon as they hit the minimum amount? Why is it always something much higher? Why is it always AFTER someone has saved up a good amount to withdraw and not just the minimum?

- Why do so many deposits go missing and leave the account they were sent to even with proof from screenshots and transaction numbers as proof?

- Why do they physically open and read emails but never respond? ("your email has been read" notices)  Why no response EVER to emails?

Give me a good reason for all of those things. Just one explanation that fits it all. Look at every complaint made. 99% fall into those few categories. That is not an accident or coincidence; that is a pattern of behavior.  Establishing trust and subsequently stealing goods or services with monetary value is exactly what these people report. A true scammer using a bot isn't going to go through all the trouble of posting screenshots and complaining and sounding like a newb, when they can just make a new account. The complainants here are not faking it.
 


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 09, 2018, 10:00:56 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!

You should read this entire thread and not be bragging so much. You should also post proof - transaction numbers, etc.  I only say that because that's EXACTLY how the rest of us who were cheated started out - comfortable, singing about how wonderful they are. Posting proof is evidence and won't be considered slander. It will also provide the others here who are trying to feed their family, warning to not trust them. Your loss can still do some good.

Let me ask, if you were going to steal and had a website like theirs, would you do it immediately to your customers or only do it to those who felt comfortable by being there 6 months or a year?  If they get one complaint but 10 others positive remarks saying "They're legitimate and trustworthy" it makes you look like some lonely idiot. (not calling names, making a point, friend.) 

Criminals are not usually very smart. The people at Coinpot are, and they've been doing this alot longer than we have. You have to be smarter.

Buddy, I think you'll find that CP runs a legitimate services which penalises people who break the rules. Best advice is to not cry about it and move on.

"Buddy,"  I've written EXACTLY what you've written a hundred times in these forums. They don't take from new users and it's never hundreds and hundreds of dollars in one shot. They take just a small amount from those who've been around so they can still have more cheerleaders than the one or two who show up boo-ing, saying things like you've just said. How many people do you think have the time to complain over $15 or $20 USD? How many have they done this to who haven't said anything?  I didn't say they were stupid; they're very clever actually.

I've got plenty of proof, just ask and I'll post it if you can't find it on these boards.   

By the way, moving on means some other person get scammed out of their family's Friday night meal, hooker money or bus fair. Whatever, it's the user's money, not Coinpot's. I don't know why, in the face of evidence how anyone could just walk by someone else being hurt and ignore it. Seeing something bad happening and not taking action is the same as participating.

You don't have to believe me, but I will post proof again and again if needed. I just hope you stand up when it happens to you.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 09, 2018, 10:29:21 AM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!

You should read this entire thread and not be bragging so much. You should also post proof - transaction numbers, etc.  I only say that because that's EXACTLY how the rest of us who were cheated started out - comfortable, singing about how wonderful they are. Posting proof is evidence and won't be considered slander. It will also provide the others here who are trying to feed their family, warning to not trust them. Your loss can still do some good.

Let me ask, if you were going to steal and had a website like theirs, would you do it immediately to your customers or only do it to those who felt comfortable by being there 6 months or a year?  If they get one complaint but 10 others positive remarks saying "They're legitimate and trustworthy" it makes you look like some lonely idiot. (not calling names, making a point, friend.) 

Criminals are not usually very smart. The people at Coinpot are, and they've been doing this alot longer than we have. You have to be smarter.

Buddy, I think you'll find that CP runs a legitimate services which penalises people who break the rules. Best advice is to not cry about it and move on.

"Buddy,"  I've written EXACTLY what you've written a hundred times in these forums. They don't take from new users and it's never hundreds and hundreds of dollars in one shot. They take just a small amount from those who've been around so they can still have more cheerleaders than the one or two who show up boo-ing, saying things like you've just said. How many people do you think have the time to complain over $15 or $20 USD? How many have they done this to who haven't said anything?  I didn't say they were stupid; they're very clever actually.

I've got plenty of proof, just ask and I'll post it if you can't find it on these boards.   

By the way, moving on means some other person get scammed out of their family's Friday night meal, hooker money or bus fair. Whatever, it's the user's money, not Coinpot's. I don't know why, in the face of evidence how anyone could just walk by someone else being hurt and ignore it. Seeing something bad happening and not taking action is the same as participating.

You don't have to believe me, but I will post proof again and again if needed. I just hope you stand up when it happens to you.

i think the problem is that you have posted no concrete evidence.
so to the vast majority of us who have never had any problem with coinpot it just looks like you are one of the scammers that they have caught out, and you are now ranting and raving.
it makes sense that coinpot don't engage with scammers and cheats - would just be a waste of their time. id rather they spent that time continuing a great service and helping genuine users.

look at the freebitco.in thread - same problems there, and again its just the butthurt scammers making all the noise.
its so easy in this forum to scream SCAM without backing it up in any way - i just hope none of the shit sticks cos it would be a shame to lose these faucets/services.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 09, 2018, 12:59:52 PM
Coinpot is a total scam avoid it by all means they simply dont pay.

All the posts that say so are related to them.THEY DONT PAY      YOU ARE ADVISED

Nope. definetly not.
I started in the cryptocurrency world in januar 2018.
Been on coinpot.co most of the time and always got payed.

So far i payed out 2x BTC , 1x BCH , 5x DOGE

I am so not related to coinpot.
I am a noob trying to get rich starting with 0.0 and to stuborn to simply give up on this haha.

Some advice or help is always welcome so veterans feel free to drop me a message what i should do and what not :D

Thanks in advance!

You should read this entire thread and not be bragging so much. You should also post proof - transaction numbers, etc.  I only say that because that's EXACTLY how the rest of us who were cheated started out - comfortable, singing about how wonderful they are. Posting proof is evidence and won't be considered slander. It will also provide the others here who are trying to feed their family, warning to not trust them. Your loss can still do some good.

Let me ask, if you were going to steal and had a website like theirs, would you do it immediately to your customers or only do it to those who felt comfortable by being there 6 months or a year?  If they get one complaint but 10 others positive remarks saying "They're legitimate and trustworthy" it makes you look like some lonely idiot. (not calling names, making a point, friend.)  

Criminals are not usually very smart. The people at Coinpot are, and they've been doing this alot longer than we have. You have to be smarter.

Buddy, I think you'll find that CP runs a legitimate services which penalises people who break the rules. Best advice is to not cry about it and move on.

"Buddy,"  I've written EXACTLY what you've written a hundred times in these forums. They don't take from new users and it's never hundreds and hundreds of dollars in one shot. They take just a small amount from those who've been around so they can still have more cheerleaders than the one or two who show up boo-ing, saying things like you've just said. How many people do you think have the time to complain over $15 or $20 USD? How many have they done this to who haven't said anything?  I didn't say they were stupid; they're very clever actually.

I've got plenty of proof, just ask and I'll post it if you can't find it on these boards.  

By the way, moving on means some other person get scammed out of their family's Friday night meal, hooker money or bus fair. Whatever, it's the user's money, not Coinpot's. I don't know why, in the face of evidence how anyone could just walk by someone else being hurt and ignore it. Seeing something bad happening and not taking action is the same as participating.

You don't have to believe me, but I will post proof again and again if needed. I just hope you stand up when it happens to you.

i think the problem is that you have posted no concrete evidence.
so to the vast majority of us who have never had any problem with coinpot it just looks like you are one of the scammers that they have caught out, and you are now ranting and raving.
it makes sense that coinpot don't engage with scammers and cheats - would just be a waste of their time. id rather they spent that time continuing a great service and helping genuine users.

look at the freebitco.in thread - same problems there, and again its just the butthurt scammers making all the noise.
its so easy in this forum to scream SCAM without backing it up in any way - i just hope none of the shit sticks cos it would be a shame to lose these faucets/services.

Totally agree. It seems that people who use the service legitimately have no problems at all. I've been with them from virtually the beginning - I've deposited and withdrawn many, many times and never had any issue whatsoever.

The 'hooker money' comment made me laugh though.  ;)



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 09, 2018, 05:07:55 PM
Apart the screenshots with the canceled withdraws i cant provide no other proof.
I'm just a simple user using CoinPot , i'm not an IT expert.
What i know is that my IP is Dynamic and maybe their system don't like IP witch change , also some times Captcha auto complete others times i have to manually do them (most of times i have to do them)
Also my Kaspersky Internet Security is blocking most of adds on most of sites , maybe their automated system also don't like it.
Maybe i broke some ToS without knowing it , BUT they don't answer any e-mail to clarify it , and they don't give any second chance to any user tho had an antivirus blocking adds enabled or a dynamic IP.
The truth is ... how the f*** we simple users are supposed to know why our accounts have been suspended or what ToS we did break if they NEVER answer mails or Forums ?!

And no i'm not someone ussing any bots or cheats , i have no idea how they even work anyways ...
And this is my 2nd e-mail to them:

Hello CoinPot , this is my 2nd email to you.
So far i withdraw 2 times and both payments were canceled and yet without any warning or anyone explaining me any reason.

The first canceled payment was on July 5. 
0.000365 dash from my CoinPot account to XkrspFzt2iCiY3HefjqcGS8f6qBYFUCBPx.

The second canceled payment was on July 7.

0.00015100 BCH from my CoinPot account to bitcoincash:qqga64t83j8x7qpr8ceah2u336m6czurwsa67u95ee 

Then i mouse over on the transaction i can see the message ' This withdrawal is canceled as your CoinPot account is suspended"

Your withdrawal has been cancelled and will not be paid out.

The reason for this is because your CoinPot account has been suspended due to activity which goes against our terms of serviceor has been deemed as fraudulent.

If you are 100% sure that you have not violated the terms of service and that we have suspended your account in error, then please contact us and we will look into your case.

Can i know why is my account " suspended " ? I got no messages or any mail regarding this ?



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 09, 2018, 08:29:44 PM
I would suggest having a dynamic IP may be a large part of your problem.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 09, 2018, 08:36:38 PM
I would suggest having a dynamic IP may be a large part of your problem.

Right but i will not change provider just for this reason...  because best internet provider in my country have Dynamic IP's
Is something i can't solve seems....

And yet i agree with whatever the reason is but how can i know " the reason of my account cancellation " if they never f****** answer or tell me ?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 11, 2018, 01:19:13 AM
Ok 3th payment canceled so far so time to make another account and see how long it last this time :)
Can't see anything else i can do since none from CoinPot tells me what i did wrong.

But guys... my suggestion after this... DO NOT KEEP TO MANY FUNDS ON CoinPot site + withdraw them as soon as possible... and DO NOT SEND ANY COINS IN YOUR CoinPot account.
The next one banned for an unknown reason may be you !

We talk here about 1/10 users ? 1/100 users who don't know WTF their withdraws are canceled one after another ? I have no damn idea.... but 1/10 , 1/100 or even 1/1000 is still a high risk to keep any significant funds there in my opinion.

Even on big sites like FreeBitcoin / FreeDoge ,  Hashflare , NIcehash , Eobot , Genesis Mining or even Poloniex and CoinBase i suggest to not keep a fortune because u may never know when they will turn rogue.... or when they will be hacked and all your coins will be gone forever!
So keep the biggest amounts of coins you have in your private wallet guys... (and use ofc cold wallets / Strong Antimallware / Antivirus / Firewall on)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: deustrader on July 11, 2018, 03:03:43 AM
Scam? They do not pay anymore!?

My withdrawal was canceled w/o any reasons.

Support service is not responding for a few days.

My coins are gone ;(


p.s. To coinpot.co  - I hope you have temporary technical problems and you will return all their coins to their owners.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: shakeeb27 on July 11, 2018, 12:41:22 PM
my witdrawal also canceld


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: deustrader on July 12, 2018, 02:50:49 PM
http://coinpot.co - NOW IS 100% SCAM!

Blocked all my payments without explanation and any reasons, support service is not responding about 10 days.

They stole all the coins.

SCAM


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on July 12, 2018, 05:11:43 PM
http://coinpot.co - NOW IS 100% SCAM!

Blocked all my payments without explanation and any reasons, support service is not responding about 10 days.

They stole all the coins.

SCAM

I receive around 2 payment weekly constantly from some months (or even a year).
Are you sure of this issue? have you violated their TOS?

Stole all coins = means you deposit more cash? Because it's a penny site, I don't think they can become rich taking a couple of dollars made from a faucet.....


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 12, 2018, 05:23:16 PM
http://coinpot.co - NOW IS 100% SCAM!

Blocked all my payments without explanation and any reasons, support service is not responding about 10 days.

They stole all the coins.

SCAM

I receive around 2 payment weekly constantly from some months (or even a year).
Are you sure of this issue? have you violated their TOS?

Stole all coins = means you deposit more cash? Because it's a penny site, I don't think they can become rich taking a couple of dollars made from a faucet.....


I used to withdraw weekly and constantly as well for 6 months but last 2 weeks they cancel any payments i try so i gave up on their site.

And how can we know if we violated any of their ToS if they never tell us and they NEVER answer ANY mails ?
In my case i have no clue what i did wrong even if i suspect their automated systems don't like my Dynamic IP or my KiS blocking their adds , but i will NEVER know if is truly this or IF they scam me of my time on their faucets because again...they NEVER tell anything to anyone !

Also about " Stole all coins " , sure they can't become rich taking a couple of dollars from 1 - 10 people in time but for sure they can stealing the time of thousands / millions of people considering how famous they are.
Is enough to scam of their time just 10 % of their users to see a real profit considering how many users CoinPot have !


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 12, 2018, 06:55:30 PM
http://coinpot.co - NOW IS 100% SCAM!

Blocked all my payments without explanation and any reasons, support service is not responding about 10 days.

They stole all the coins.

SCAM

I receive around 2 payment weekly constantly from some months (or even a year).
Are you sure of this issue? have you violated their TOS?

Stole all coins = means you deposit more cash? Because it's a penny site, I don't think they can become rich taking a couple of dollars made from a faucet.....


I used to withdraw weekly and constantly as well for 6 months but last 2 weeks they cancel any payments i try so i gave up on their site.

And how can we know if we violated any of their ToS if they never tell us and they NEVER answer ANY mails ?
In my case i have no clue what i did wrong even if i suspect their automated systems don't like my Dynamic IP or my KiS blocking their adds , but i will NEVER know if is truly this or IF they scam me of my time on their faucets because again...they NEVER tell anything to anyone !

Also about " Stole all coins " , sure they can't become rich taking a couple of dollars from 1 - 10 people in time but for sure they can stealing the time of thousands / millions of people considering how famous they are.
Is enough to scam of their time just 10 % of their users to see a real profit considering how many users CoinPot have !

Buddy, CoinPot is not a scam. I've been using it for nearly a year to withdraw and deposit many, many times and never had any problems. Read the Ts&Cs carefully and I'm pretty sure you'll discover what you've done wrong. When you do, I hope you are as vocal in explaining what you did to get banned as you are in making false scam accusations.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 12, 2018, 07:05:43 PM
I din't made any scam accusations , i only said i have no clue if they turn rogue ( MAYBE scam) on some of their users or if i did anything wrong because they don't communicate at all (except one announcement every now and then made for the large public only)
I did read their ToS several times but they can obliviously be interpenetrated and is hard to find out " what i did wrong " because of their lack of communication.
And don't worry i will still be " vocal " same as now if i find out what i did wrong , but i highly doubt i will because i'm not an IT expert and because i repeat they will never tell me " wtf i did wrong " because they do NOT communicate with anyone even if they provided an e-mail address on their site so we could do that !

Contact Us
If you have any questions about these Terms, please contact us at support@coinpot.co

People send them hundreds of mails regarding these problems and they NEVER answer !



But scammers or not there is one thing here we can all agree:

THEIR support sucks because they NEVER answer their users using mails / forums or anything and they NEVER inform users like me who get their withdraws canceled the reason behind it.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 12, 2018, 11:54:10 PM
I did read their ToS several times but they can obliviously be interpenetrated and is hard to find out " what i did wrong " because of their lack of communication.

im not exactly sure what "obliviously be interpenetrated" means!
but just for those who cannot be bothered to click on the t&c on the coinpot site, here it is...


Quote
Terms of service

Please read these Terms of Service ("Terms", "Terms of Service") carefully before using the https://coinpot.co website (the "Service") operated by CoinPot ("us", "we", or "our").
Your access to and use of the Service is conditioned on your acceptance of and compliance with these Terms. These Terms apply to all visitors, users and others who access or use the Service.
By accessing or using the Service you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you disagree with any part of the terms then you may not access the Service.

Accounts

1.1 When you create an account with us, you must provide us information that is accurate, complete, and current at all times. Failure to do so constitutes a breach of the Terms, which may result in immediate termination of your account on our Service.

1.2 We store your password in an irreversible format. In the unlikely event of someone hacking into your account, we will not be held responsible.

1.3 You are responsible for safeguarding the password that you use to access the Service and for any activities or actions under your password, whether your password is with our Service or a third-party service.

1.4 You agree not to disclose your password to any third party. You must notify us immediately upon becoming aware of any breach of security or unauthorized use of your account.

1.5 You can only have one account. Any attempt to create more than one account will lead to the termination of all of them.

1.6 Your email addresses will not be shown, given or sold.

1.7 Accounts are not transferable.

Links To Other Websites

2.1 Our Service may contain links to third-party websites or services that are not owned or controlled by CoinPot.

2.2 CoinPot has no control over, and assumes no responsibility for, the content, privacy policies, or practices of any third party websites or services. You further acknowledge and agree that CoinPot shall not be responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with use of or reliance on any such content, goods or services available on or through any such websites or services.

2.3 We strongly advise you to read the terms and conditions and privacy policies of any third-party websites or services that you visit.

Termination

3.1 We may terminate or suspend access to our Service immediately, without prior notice or liability, for any reason whatsoever, including without limitation if you breach the Terms.

3.2 All provisions of the Terms which by their nature should survive termination shall survive termination, including, without limitation, ownership provisions, warranty disclaimers, indemnity and limitations of liability.

3.3 We may terminate or suspend your account immediately, without prior notice or liability, for any reason whatsoever, including without limitation if you breach the Terms.

3.4 Upon termination, your right to use the Service will immediately cease. If you wish to terminate your account, you may simply discontinue using the Service.

3.5 All provisions of the Terms which by their nature should survive termination shall survive termination, including, without limitation, ownership provisions, warranty disclaimers, indemnity and limitations of liability.

Liability

4.1 We will not be liable for any kind of delays or failures that are not directly related to CoinPot and therefore beyond our control.

4.2 We will not be held responsible for any of our users, advertisers, advertisements or publishers. This also includes every supplier we depend on.

4.3 We are not responsible for any tax payment for you on what you receive from us. It's your responsibility to declare what you've received and pay your country's taxes.

Changes

5.1 We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to modify or replace these Terms at any time.

5.2 By continuing to access or use our Service after those revisions become effective, you agree to be bound by the
revised terms. If you do not agree to the new terms, please stop using the Service.

Contact Us

6.1 If you have any questions about these Terms, please contact us at support@coinpot.co

if you are unsure why you are banned/suspended then i would think that those in the Accounts section (1.1 to 1.7) probably apply
anyway even if YOU think they dont apply to you, coinpot must think they do - see 3.1 - they can basically terminate your account "for any reason whatsoever"
those are the t&c - if you dont like them dont use coinpot - and leave it for us that are honest and happy to stick to the rules :)

as per other peoples recommendations - its never a good idea to keep a lot of funds on coinpot or any exchange/online wallet etc - even if they are 100% honest there is always the risk of 3rd party hack, which might mean you lose those funds!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 13, 2018, 03:50:35 PM
 " see 3.1 - they can basically terminate your account "for any reason whatsoever"
those are the t&c - if you don't like them dont use coinpot - and leave it for us that are honest and happy to stick to the rules"

And of course they will use this abusive rule to terminate from time to time accounts and make people waste their time " for any reason whatsoever ".
Of course I don't like such t&c and of course i will stop use CoinPot BUT not because i'm not " honest and i don't stick to the rules " but because i believe their rules are abusive and they don't care at all about their users since they never communicate or answer to them !

If you are happy to use CoinPot feel free to do so , but don't call unfortunate / unlucky people like me dishonest just because " CoinPot thinks so ".
Thank you


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: canis777 on July 16, 2018, 11:54:15 AM
My withdrawal was also cancelled.

I have used all mooncoin faucets for more than a year now, never got any problems. Also made many withdrawals and now from one day to the other I should have violated the terms and service.

I'm also just a normal user, no cheating or bots or whatever, visited the page a few times a day to claim, even do not have any referrals. I simply do not know what went wrong or how I should have violated the terms and also do not get any anwser from them. It's really annoying.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 16, 2018, 11:57:28 AM
My withdrawal was also cancelled.

I have used all mooncoin faucets for more than a year now, never got any problems. Also made many withdrawals and now from one day to the other I should have violated the terms and service.

I'm also just a normal user, no cheating or bots or whatever, visited the page a few times a day to claim, even do not have any referrals. I simply do not know what went wrong or how I should have violated the terms and also do not get any anwser from them. It's really annoying.


Any of you CoinPot cheerleaders catching the scent yet?  This is how it goes, EXACTLY.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: canis777 on July 16, 2018, 12:15:20 PM
Any of you CoinPot cheerleaders catching the scent yet?  This is how it goes, EXACTLY.

Unfortunately, it looks like... :(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 16, 2018, 01:48:58 PM
My withdrawal was also cancelled.

I have used all mooncoin faucets for more than a year now, never got any problems. Also made many withdrawals and now from one day to the other I should have violated the terms and service.

I'm also just a normal user, no cheating or bots or whatever, visited the page a few times a day to claim, even do not have any referrals. I simply do not know what went wrong or how I should have violated the terms and also do not get any anwser from them. It's really annoying.


More and more people i see coming here and writing about their unpleasant experience with CoinPot.
And those who are don't have their withdraws canceled yet keep defending CoinPot just because " CoinPot staff thinks we broke the rules using their abusive 3.1 "


Did we broke any rule CoinPot ? Fine ! Then please stop with this silence and come here or answer mails and tell us what we did wrong ! 6.1 contact us ...well we tried hard and no answers....
 


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: fauwil on July 16, 2018, 05:49:11 PM
Hello,
i don't have any issue with Coinpot.

Did you use a VPN, Proxy, Thor ? (ofc no bots or multiple account and no adblocker or popup blocker)
And you better not connect from a friend's home, Cybercoffee... (if your friend use coinpot too, its a bad idea)



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 16, 2018, 06:18:30 PM
Hello,
i don't have any issue with Coinpot.

Did you use a VPN, Proxy, Thor ? (ofc no bots or multiple account and no adblocker or popup blocker)
And you better not connect from a friend's home, Cybercoffee... (if your friend use coinpot too, its a bad idea)



Hi , no VPN here. Just Dynamic IP. Prob CoinPot system detect it as a VPN or prob when the Dynamic IP switch i get another IP used by someone else using CoinPot ?
No f****** idea man , but one thing is certain , 6.2 from their rule is useless since they NEVER answer people to explain a damn thing no matter how many mails we send them.
And no matter how many times i keep re-reading their rules i can only guess what is going on:

1) They dislike Dynamic IP's ?
2) They Dislike anti viruses blocking their adds ?
3) They scam some of their users (10 % ?) keeping the rest ok so the majority will keep defend them here ?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: fauwil on July 16, 2018, 06:27:21 PM
i don't think its dynamic ip cause my isp uses that too (and for get a fixed ip, i have to pay an extra per month)

hum if you use an antivirus that block ads, it could be that cause it can be consider as an adblocker (or any program that block ads can be consider as an adblocker, if i remember well malwarebytes have an adblocker includes for example and its a bad idea to use faucets or ptc with this)
i'm using Comodo cause the Free Version is really nice


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 16, 2018, 09:17:37 PM

i think the problem is that you have posted no concrete evidence.
so to the vast majority of us who have never had any problem with coinpot it just looks like you are one of the scammers that they have caught out, and you are now ranting and raving.
it makes sense that coinpot don't engage with scammers and cheats - would just be a waste of their time. id rather they spent that time continuing a great service and helping genuine users.

look at the freebitco.in thread - same problems there, and again its just the butthurt scammers making all the noise.
its so easy in this forum to scream SCAM without backing it up in any way - i just hope none of the shit sticks cos it would be a shame to lose these faucets/services.


I've posted this evidence in 3 different places here.
You - don't have any idea if it's the "vast majority of us" or a slim minority.
I can prove my claim. Can you? Stop the name calling and POST YOUR EVIDENCE
I even offered to post it again if you couldn't find it.
So, your response is that I "haven't posted evidence?"  
I absolutely have. But, to make it reeeeeeal easy even a kindergardener could find it, here ya go.  IT'S AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST.
Go ahead, investigate it this time BEFORE saying something else like evidence of stealing doesn't matter, only your 2 withdrawals. It could be you next time.  

How many people complaining makes it believable to you? 10 more? 100 more? 1000 more?  How many?
If it was my business, ONE COMPLAINT is all I'd need to be EITHER kissing that customer's butt and fixing the problem OR posting proof of their scamming.
But we don't see any of that, do we?  


How about this... at the bottom of their "official" thread?

CP:  This is an official SELF-MODERATED ANNOUNCEMENT thread. Its purpose is for service announcements and we are also happy for general constructive discussion about CoinPot.

NOBODY CAN POST. THERE IS NO "CONSTRUCTIVE DISCUSSION ABOUT COINPOT"

CP:  This thread is NOT for support requests - please email us at support@coinpot.co for that. It is also NOT for trolling, abuse or basically anything that we don't like! Any posts that fall into these categories is likely to be "moderated" (i.e removed). Don't like that? Sorry, but not sorry - that's how forums work. If you are a scammer that we have caught out or a troll or just generally a bitter, malicious person then please feel free to start your own thread where you can rip us to pieces Smiley

"That's how forums work?"  NO, THEY DON'T.
I'm only bitter and malicious when my family is stolen from.  That's NOT how any business works. And you HIDE.

CP:  Thread locked - seriously, did nobody read the paragraph above! Support is always available at support@coinpot.co
  
OH, All I have to do is email support@coinpot.co???   Why didn't I think of that?
WHAT A JOKE.   GO AHEAD, EMAIL. THEN HOLD YOUR BREATH FOR AN ANSWER.  

If they're not underhanded and have malicious intent or stealing, WHY DON'T THEY ANSWER EMAILS?  
Do you know ANY LEGITIMATE COMPANY who does THAT?



Evidence previously posted:

End of June or so:

"Been with CoinPot a year now. I deposited 0.2 Litecoin over a week ago. Shows up in the blockchain just fine but no credit at CoinPot. Yes, I've withdrawn from there before, usually without problem, 1 time they delayed the withdrawal an extra 4 days. This time was a CoinPot generated LTC deposit address. They had the deposit in 5 minutes. They did not and have not credited the account to this day. They won't respond to emails and the "email has been read" receipts I get say they're looking at them, without resolution or reply.  

Before anybody starts the finger wagging for making a deposit,  was done since they're A LOT cheaper than Changely or some other currency exchange. The whole point was to top off another currency and move it. Perfectly within the rules.  

Address MDRQBoxpk6XqEdDhjH7v5trwr9ijYLcM7V
Balance   0.20501074 / $17.648
Number of transactions   1
Friday, June 29, 2018 12:57:59 PM   1,447,938    713b4181356fc26435042a8cfe0aa92ed6dc4c376e5980dd5851fc546532513c"

I've got screenshots also, and will dig them up if asked.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 17, 2018, 01:06:56 AM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 01:53:30 AM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.




Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 17, 2018, 02:06:37 AM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.


https://i.imgur.com/nnwVNui.jpg


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 02:51:07 AM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.


https://i.imgur.com/nnwVNui.jpg

That's it? That's all you have? Stupid jokes?  

Why not answer the question.  Where's the money? Simple enough question. Well?  


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 17, 2018, 03:22:58 AM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.


https://i.imgur.com/nnwVNui.jpg

That's it? That's all you have? Stupid jokes?  

Why not answer the question.  Where's the money? Simple enough question. Well?  


yep, thats all i have  :'(
i dont work for coinpot so i dont know the answer to your questions, or whether they are even valid questions
nothing personal, but you are not doing yourself or anyone any favors by just shouting and ranting here. and i can see why coinpot wouldnt want to engage with anyone acting like that, when they (coinpot) already believe that person to be trying to scam them anyway.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 05:19:07 AM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.


https://i.imgur.com/nnwVNui.jpg

That's it? That's all you have? Stupid jokes?  

Why not answer the question.  Where's the money? Simple enough question. Well?  


yep, thats all i have  :'(
i dont work for coinpot so i dont know the answer to your questions, or whether they are even valid questions
nothing personal, but you are not doing yourself or anyone any favors by just shouting and ranting here. and i can see why coinpot wouldnt want to engage with anyone acting like that, when they (coinpot) already believe that person to be trying to scam them anyway.


Then, if you're so hip to what's right and what's wrong, just for ONE minute pretend all these people are not lying. They're telling the truth and they're emotional. They're mad because they've been stolen from. They're mad because they get punished with no real explanation and cannot understand what they did wrong.

Now, what if that was you. Where would you tell others about it? You wouldn't just stuff it in and be quiet, you'd want to let it out. Where to do that? Here seems logical to me. This thread is perfectly titled for it.

What if lots of people started letting it out. Suddenly, Coinpot provides an answer that calls all of the complainers "scammers" and "we can't tell you why... but they're scammers?"    
They don't even acknowledge, explain or justify stealing deposits and the PROOF IS straight up the page.
They don't ever write back.
And yet, they STILL promise to.  
Why hide? Why defend themselves now? Why still no answers to the REAL questions with proof?

So, what if you're wrong? It happens, right?  I guarantee scammers don't have the willingness, patience, affect, or smarts to stay mad (but be faking it all)   These people have PROOF. EVIDENCE. AS I DO.  EVIDENCE IS believable. "you're a scammer"  is name calling and opinion. No proof offered or shown and if you dare speak out, YOU'RE A SCAMMER? Does that REALLY make any sense to you? Really?

Who I'm helping by the way, as you said it wasn't helping anyone....  is the next person who comes along, about to get snaked out of their money, exactly what happened to me.  If just one person doesn't get there money stolen, I've helped. Who are you helping anyway?
 
If I was placing a bet, I'd go with evidence every time. Not the name calling.  That is how the justice system works, by the way. You can argue all you want with opinion and feelings. YOU CANNOT ARGUE PROVABLE FACTS SUPPORTED BY THE BLOCKCHAIN..... THAT'S THE POINT OF CRYPTO.  If you argue against that or ignore the claims with proof like Coinpot did today, you only look dishonest or you look like a complete moron.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 17, 2018, 03:35:49 PM
Ok ths is my 3th e-mail to them and this will make things seems strange:


Hello again CoinPot. This is my 3th letter to you.
Today i have received a payment of 50,43 DOGE so obviously you did your manual research and now finally you think i'm not a scammer / ect.

But could you please refund the last 3 canceled payments?

1) The first canceled payment was on July 5.  
0.000365 dash from my CoinPot account to XkrspFzt2iCiY3HefjqcGS8f6qBYFUCBPx.

2) The second canceled payment was on July 7.

0.00015100 BCH from my CoinPot account to bitcoincash:qqga64t83j8x7qpr8ceah2u336m6czurwsa67u95ee  

3) The thrid canceled payment was on July 9 this time 0.0019897 LTC

Then i mouse over on the transactions i can see the message ' This withdrawal is canceled as your CoinPot account is suspended"

The 4th payment however in DOGE was received. Is obvious here that your system see my Dynamic IP or my Kaspersky as a threat some times and some times not.
In my misfortune and bad luck I already written on bitcointalk forums abut these problems , and IF i can receive my balance back or the payments or at least an answer here i would write again pointing out the good things.
Please CoinPot read my mails and answer.... tell me what i did wrong and why i lost those 3 payments :(



So obviously their automated systems " think sometimes that they saw a scammer and they are wrong " or they just don't have funds to pay all withdraws and some times they start cancel someone withdraws.
Don't know anymore what to think , lost 3 withdraws witch took me almost a month of captcha solving and got the 4th.
Why did they cancel 3 withdraws ?? Why did they send the 4th if " they think i'm cheating " ? Why they don't refund those balances if they can see now i'm not a cheater ?
Many questions but ofc still no answers from them .....


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on July 17, 2018, 04:33:05 PM
Hi guys, there is an important update made by coinpot here:
https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating

Full statement here:
Quote
An update about increased fraud/cheating
Posted: 2018-07-16 09:00 UTC
(Please note: the post below applies to CoinPot and to the 7 faucets that make up our network)

We have been running faucets succesfully for over 4 years now and one of the biggest time-consuming challenges is fighting back against fraud/cheating. We classify fraud/cheating as many things, including any of the following...

Bots, and any other kind of automated claiming
Our main source of funding is advertising, without this funding we cannot maintain our high payout rates to users. Automated claiming bypasses our adverts and if we allowed it would mean we have much lower funds available.

Multiple accounts
Cheaters will often try to create multiple accounts, using different email addresses, IP addresses etc. This is against our rules - we allow one account per person. Fortunately this is actually very easy for us to detect - but it still goes on and means we have to spend time and money fighting against it.

Abusing the system
In other words trying to work around our rules, or find loopholes in how it works to attempt to claim more. Obviously any time we discover any such loop hole we will close it, but again this is time consuming and often we can only spot this after it has happened.

The current situation
Unfortunately over the last few weeks and months we have seen a significant increase in all these types of fraud/cheating. Its not hard to find evidence (on forums etc) that other big faucets and faucet networks are facing the same problems. In fact one of the biggest faucets around, freebitco.in, has significantly changed their model recently because of these problems - away from advertising revenue and now depend on gambling and users holding account balances, to prove they are genuine users. Freebitco.in has been around on the faucet scene as long as we have, so for them to take these steps is proof that this problem is serious. Also another big faucet network, faucethub has also created an internal system to detect and fight against fraud.

We have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure that CoinPot (and our faucets) can keep running. If we allow fraud and cheaters to be successful then we would very quickly go out of business. We have faced a choice to either continue fighting cheaters, or close up shop so that no-one can use our systems any more. Hopefully you will be happy to hear that our decision is to continue, but we need your help and support with this.

This is the current process...

Users register and claim via our faucets and use CoinPot to manage their "pots"
When users request withdrawal they are told that this can take up to 48 hours (the average turnaround is actually around 10 hours and often less)
During this time we run our automated CPFA system (see below) to detect any fraudulent patterns of use.
Any accounts that are detected by CPFA, are then MANUALLY double-checked to make sure we havent made a mistake. If we confirm and agree that the use is fraudulent/cheating then the accounts are suspended - which means withdrawal is cancelled.
For everyone else (i.e. our honest users), we make the payouts as requested.
More about CPFA (CoinPot Fraud Analysis)
Our bespoke, background CPFA system has been gradually developed over the last few years and currently consists of over 140 scripts and pattern detection utilities. It is continually growing and being refined, as we discover new ways for people to try to cheat! We have a huge amount of confidence that this system is accurate at separating the good guys from the bad guys. Obviously we cant go into a lot of detail about what these 140 odd scripts actually do, as this would give a big advantage to scammers who could try to bypass this system - but in most cases it should be fairly obvious.

How can you help?
So in summary, we are simply asking you to stick by the rules and then we can ensure CoinPot continues its success, and that you can benefit from that. We would also be very happy if you could post about your positive CoinPot experiences (including successful withdrawals) in reddit/forums etc - simply to counterbalance the negative stuff posted by the fraudsters and cheaters who we have caught out!

Our promises to you
In return we will make the following promises...

If you are a genuine, honest user who sticks by the rules...

We will keep CoinPot running smoothly - making improvements and increasing claim rates as often as possible
We will pay out any withdrawals within 48 hours when requested
We will promptly respond to any support questions you might have via email (support@coinpot.co)
If you are a scammer/cheater/bot...

We will detect your abuse and suspend your account.
We will not payout any withdrawal requests to you - meaning loss of funds and that you have wasted a lot of time claiming and using the system.
We will not enter into any correspondence (email etc) with you as this is just a waste of our resources. If you are a cheater and you try to contact us, please dont be surprised that we dont reply, and please take this a sign that we have detected your abuse and we don't want you to further use our systems.
We hope that this clarifies the situation as much as possible, and gives you confidence to continue using CoinPot. If you play nice then we want you here! :)

Regards

CoinPot


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 17, 2018, 04:56:10 PM
Yes i saw that update....
But why cancel 3 withdraws saying my account is canceled and send the 4th ?
Makes no sense....


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: k00l1 on July 17, 2018, 04:57:31 PM
https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 04:57:45 PM
Ok ths is my 3th e-mail to them and this will make things seems strange:


Hello again CoinPot. This is my 3th letter to you.
Today i have received a payment of 50,43 DOGE so obviously you did your manual research and now finally you think i'm not a scammer / ect.

But could you please refund the last 3 canceled payments?

1) The first canceled payment was on July 5.  
0.000365 dash from my CoinPot account to XkrspFzt2iCiY3HefjqcGS8f6qBYFUCBPx.

2) The second canceled payment was on July 7.

0.00015100 BCH from my CoinPot account to bitcoincash:qqga64t83j8x7qpr8ceah2u336m6czurwsa67u95ee  

3) The thrid canceled payment was on July 9 this time 0.0019897 LTC

Then i mouse over on the transactions i can see the message ' This withdrawal is canceled as your CoinPot account is suspended"

The 4th payment however in DOGE was received. Is obvious here that your system see my Dynamic IP or my Kaspersky as a threat some times and some times not.
In my misfortune and bad luck I already written on bitcointalk forums abut these problems , and IF i can receive my balance back or the payments or at least an answer here i would write again pointing out the good things.
Please CoinPot read my mails and answer.... tell me what i did wrong and why i lost those 3 payments :(



So obviously their automated systems " think sometimes that they saw a scammer and they are wrong " or they just don't have funds to pay all withdraws and some times they start cancel someone withdraws.
Don't know anymore what to think , lost 3 withdraws witch took me almost a month of captcha solving and got the 4th.
Why did they cancel 3 withdraws ?? Why did they send the 4th if " they think i'm cheating " ? Why they don't refund those balances if they can see now i'm not a cheater ?
Many questions but ofc still no answers from them .....


Was it today you got your DOGE withdrawal?  Just asking to get the timeline.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 17, 2018, 05:02:22 PM
Ok ths is my 3th e-mail to them and this will make things seems strange:


Hello again CoinPot. This is my 3th letter to you.
Today i have received a payment of 50,43 DOGE so obviously you did your manual research and now finally you think i'm not a scammer / ect.

But could you please refund the last 3 canceled payments?

1) The first canceled payment was on July 5.  
0.000365 dash from my CoinPot account to XkrspFzt2iCiY3HefjqcGS8f6qBYFUCBPx.

2) The second canceled payment was on July 7.

0.00015100 BCH from my CoinPot account to bitcoincash:qqga64t83j8x7qpr8ceah2u336m6czurwsa67u95ee  

3) The thrid canceled payment was on July 9 this time 0.0019897 LTC

Then i mouse over on the transactions i can see the message ' This withdrawal is canceled as your CoinPot account is suspended"

The 4th payment however in DOGE was received. Is obvious here that your system see my Dynamic IP or my Kaspersky as a threat some times and some times not.
In my misfortune and bad luck I already written on bitcointalk forums abut these problems , and IF i can receive my balance back or the payments or at least an answer here i would write again pointing out the good things.
Please CoinPot read my mails and answer.... tell me what i did wrong and why i lost those 3 payments :(



So obviously their automated systems " think sometimes that they saw a scammer and they are wrong " or they just don't have funds to pay all withdraws and some times they start cancel someone withdraws.
Don't know anymore what to think , lost 3 withdraws witch took me almost a month of captcha solving and got the 4th.
Why did they cancel 3 withdraws ?? Why did they send the 4th if " they think i'm cheating " ? Why they don't refund those balances if they can see now i'm not a cheater ?
Many questions but ofc still no answers from them .....


Was it today you got your DOGE withdrawal?  Just asking to get the timeline.


Yesterday July 16 AFTER the 3 payments i mention were canceled saying my account was suspended.
But no answers or refunds about those 3 canceled DASH , BCH and LTC lost withdraws :(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on July 17, 2018, 05:12:09 PM
Yes i saw that update....
But why cancel 3 withdraws saying my account is canceled and send the 4th ?
Makes no sense....

Maybe it was a mistake issue this payment. Or they are running new script to detect fraud and scam activities.
We don't know what they consider as suspect activity. Of course they will not stop random users...
I haven't any issue to claim (despite some referral and frequents withdrawals) :(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 05:24:12 PM
Ok ths is my 3th e-mail to them and this will make things seems strange:


Hello again CoinPot. This is my 3th letter to you.
Today i have received a payment of 50,43 DOGE so obviously you did your manual research and now finally you think i'm not a scammer / ect.

But could you please refund the last 3 canceled payments?

1) The first canceled payment was on July 5.  
0.000365 dash from my CoinPot account to XkrspFzt2iCiY3HefjqcGS8f6qBYFUCBPx.

2) The second canceled payment was on July 7.

0.00015100 BCH from my CoinPot account to bitcoincash:qqga64t83j8x7qpr8ceah2u336m6czurwsa67u95ee  

3) The thrid canceled payment was on July 9 this time 0.0019897 LTC

Then i mouse over on the transactions i can see the message ' This withdrawal is canceled as your CoinPot account is suspended"

The 4th payment however in DOGE was received. Is obvious here that your system see my Dynamic IP or my Kaspersky as a threat some times and some times not.
In my misfortune and bad luck I already written on bitcointalk forums abut these problems , and IF i can receive my balance back or the payments or at least an answer here i would write again pointing out the good things.
Please CoinPot read my mails and answer.... tell me what i did wrong and why i lost those 3 payments :(



So obviously their automated systems " think sometimes that they saw a scammer and they are wrong " or they just don't have funds to pay all withdraws and some times they start cancel someone withdraws.
Don't know anymore what to think , lost 3 withdraws witch took me almost a month of captcha solving and got the 4th.
Why did they cancel 3 withdraws ?? Why did they send the 4th if " they think i'm cheating " ? Why they don't refund those balances if they can see now i'm not a cheater ?
Many questions but ofc still no answers from them .....


Was it today you got your DOGE withdrawal?  Just asking to get the timeline.


Yesterday July 16 AFTER the 3 payments i mention were canceled saying my account was suspended.
But no answers or refunds about those 3 canceled DASH , BCH and LTC lost withdraws :(

Well, that's just weird and doesn't fit what they said again. Here's their exact wording:

" If we confirm and agree that the use is fraudulent/cheating then the accounts are suspended - which means withdrawal is cancelled."   

So, suspended but paying anyway?  Beginning to see why they don't answer questions ever. I wouldn't want to have to answer that on the SAME DAY they just said the exact opposite of that.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 17, 2018, 05:53:26 PM
I don't know what to think anymore.

Option 1) Maybe they just cancel randomly when they run out of funds and keep us into total silence not answering.
Option 2) Maybe their run a shit script witch cancel more than what it should and they don't care at all loosing their time answering people.

In both cases they should do something about it....


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 06:02:02 PM
Alrighty, here's the screenshots as promised, proving my wallet ---> blockchain -----> Coinpot's Wallet and never credited to my account.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a9kPV2PTWX-s6obf4kpfe8KgH_K8TFG-/view?usp=sharing (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a9kPV2PTWX-s6obf4kpfe8KgH_K8TFG-/view?usp=sharing)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FmpE1w_-Sa03DSf1BDlH-Fe0NuHj7yo2/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UC625qcyecnlHE5QC6CmSpf7xLWTxhA2/view?usp=sharing



Address MDRQBoxpk6XqEdDhjH7v5trwr9ijYLcM7V
Balance 5 minutes after send   0.20501074 / $17.648
Number of transactions   1
Friday, June 29, 2018 12:57:59 PM   1,447,938    713b4181356fc26435042a8cfe0aa92ed6dc4c376e5980dd5851fc546532513c


Off to Reddit and a few other forums. .  


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 17, 2018, 07:47:22 PM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.




The capitals say it all.

Just calm down, read the CoinPot post and think things through. If you are still convinced you've done absolutely nothing wrong then send a measured, polite email stating your case.

You never know, this approach may work...


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 17, 2018, 08:10:24 PM
Polite e-mail ?
I already send them 3.....
They never answers e-mails , polite or not....


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: CryptoNinja11 on July 17, 2018, 11:28:12 PM
Just my 2 cents:

I withdraw from Coinpot every day. Usually my withdrawal is complete in less than 24 hours.



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 17, 2018, 11:55:53 PM
its worth taking a look at their latest news https://coinpot.co/news/update-about-increased-fraud-cheating
this seems to answer a lot of stuff posted in this thread :)

Anyone who emails and gets the usual silence and lack of any explanation is a cheater? How convenient.
I HAVE NEVER CHEATED COINPOT OR ANY OTHER WALLET, FAUCET, OR ONLINE MERCHANT ANYWHERE. EVER.

ALL I WANTED WAS MY DEPOSIT CREDITED AND NOT STOLEN.
WHY WERE ALL THE MISSING DEPOSITS REPORTED NOT ADDRESSED?

THERE'S JUST NO WAY EVER THAT THE PROMISE TO RETURN EMAILS FROM US IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

Otherwise, Coinpot would have to explain the stolen deposits.  

DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOUR MONEY COINPOT.

KEEP THE FAUCET MONEY AND KEEP THE REVENUE YOU ALSO MADE FROM THE ADVERTISING AND KICK EVERYBODY OUT.

BUT DEPOSITS ARE NOT YOURS TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT.

THAT IS STEALING.

THAT IS THEFT.

THAT MONEY IS NOT YOURS.

IT DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU.


How many more people like me do you think it will take for Coinpot to know right from wrong anyway?

I guess we'll see. I'm just getting warmed up.




The capitals say it all.

Just calm down, read the CoinPot post and think things through. If you are still convinced you've done absolutely nothing wrong then send a measured, polite email stating your case.

You never know, this approach may work...
I appreciate your advice. That is exactly what I did the first 5 or 6 times I emailed. I gave them an out, or an excuse, about why it wasn't credited... such as: "maybe some system problem going on is gonna take an extra couple days to fix my deposit, I understand"  (summation, not an exact quote)  Each time, no response, no money. I understand our reporting is prefaced by rage, anger, (caps - visually annoying and prejudiced on the net) are what is seen and judged here, silencing the message.

However, I did not start there, and many others didn't either. It took being wronged without any explanation, NOT EVEN an automated message. Some, being called "scammers" just because they voiced their complaint publicly after no response at all, had enough. I think that the emotional response is maybe not the proper etiquette, but it certainly is absolutely normal, expected human behaviour, as long as you're not a psychopath.  

I'll be posting all of those unanswered emails showing such, as well soon. I'll also be posting read receipts, showing they were opened and read with no response.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 18, 2018, 12:01:02 AM
Just my 2 cents:

I withdraw from Coinpot every day. Usually my withdrawal is complete in less than 24 hours.



That's right. That's EXACTLY how ours were until they weren't anymore.



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: canis777 on July 19, 2018, 11:53:12 AM
I have also made another withdrawal with the min amount possible. This time it worked, it was paid out in about six hours. But the withdrawals from last week are still with status "cancelled" and it looks like all that money is gone - which by the way was a lot! So I suggest to withdraw just the min amount possible at once to be more or less "safe".


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 19, 2018, 12:18:43 PM
I have also made another withdrawal with the min amount possible. This time it worked, it was paid out in about six hours. But the withdrawals from last week are still with status "cancelled" and it looks like all that money is gone - which by the way was a lot! So I suggest to withdraw just the min amount possible at once to be more or less "safe".

That's twice in only a couple days now users have reported a withdrawal working, but only after 3 previous withdrawals were "seized" and never saw again. It may be after the fact but if you have screenshots, other's here may not get screwed like we have if you have them and can post them.

Makes me wonder if some week they just stop paying EVERYONE and just disappear.

Another huge company did that recently and billions of dollars were stolen from families who didn't do anything wrong, their houses were lost and lives were ruined. Many were surprised to wake up bankrupt and broke the day Bitconnect took the money and ran.

Anybody here think Bitconnect was the very last dishonest company and we'll never have to worry about that again?

What kind of warning signs would you look for to see that happening again?  Think about it.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 19, 2018, 05:45:39 PM
My 2 cents opinion after few weeks of 3 canceled payments and 1 received is that the last announcement was to cover their asses for the shit witch is going on:

1) Canceling some times some payments for some users to reduce costs and keeping happy the majority witch will come here defend them.
2) Cover and trying to clean their image regarding thousands of mails they never answer.

This way they will still have people vouching for them and some fools trying again with their faucets seeing not all payments are getting canceled.

Myself ? Well i think i will stop use their sites ... is to retarded to get most of my withdraws canceled like this and keep using them...
Even if they start cancel only half of them is still not worth time wise... Faucets are not time worth even if 100 % honest , imagine when they start cancel some withdraws as well...





Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 19, 2018, 06:52:09 PM
I have also made another withdrawal with the min amount possible. This time it worked, it was paid out in about six hours. But the withdrawals from last week are still with status "cancelled" and it looks like all that money is gone - which by the way was a lot! So I suggest to withdraw just the min amount possible at once to be more or less "safe".

That's twice in only a couple days now users have reported a withdrawal working, but only after 3 previous withdrawals were "seized" and never saw again. It may be after the fact but if you have screenshots, other's here may not get screwed like we have if you have them and can post them.

Makes me wonder if some week they just stop paying EVERYONE and just disappear.

Another huge company did that recently and billions of dollars were stolen from families who didn't do anything wrong, their houses were lost and lives were ruined. Many were surprised to wake up bankrupt and broke the day Bitconnect took the money and ran.

Anybody here think Bitconnect was the very last dishonest company and we'll never have to worry about that again?

What kind of warning signs would you look for to see that happening again?  Think about it.

Really? I think associating a perfectly legitimate enterprise with this is pretty unfair. Think of all the thousands of people using CoinPot perfectly happily every day and not shouting about it here. You need to get over it.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 19, 2018, 07:39:26 PM
Adam mate , with all respect , he think he got scammed...and i think the same...and others too.
You are happy with them because u din't had any problems...
You can get over it because is not your problem.
He can't because he lost 0,2 LTC to CoinPot and i lost 3 withdraws , and others 1-2 withdraws each.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 19, 2018, 11:01:15 PM
no scam.

you can see on their home page https://coinpot.co/ the amounts that they have paid out over last 7 days.
click on those amounts and you will see a breakdown of all the transactions with links to blockchain to confirm direct wallet payouts.
by my (very rough) calculations, they are paying out around $9-$10k PER DAY! so much for a scam  ::)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 19, 2018, 11:37:49 PM
no scam.

you can see on their home page https://coinpot.co/ the amounts that they have paid out over last 7 days.
click on those amounts and you will see a breakdown of all the transactions with links to blockchain to confirm direct wallet payouts.
by my (very rough) calculations, they are paying out around $9-$10k PER DAY! so much for a scam  ::)

If they are paying 90 % of what they should it don't mean they are not scammers.
If you steal a single dollar from someone you are a thief , no matter how much you have paid others...
And in my option or they scam SOME TIMES or their automated detection system have some problems because people like me did nothing shady / wrong.
And also their support is almost nonexistent because they NEVER answer mails !

So scammers or not they got some big problems anyways.
1) Some sucky auto detection canceling payments to few unfortunate users like me
2) VERY BAD behavior not communicating with users when they have issues !


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: ShayD on July 22, 2018, 09:46:43 AM
no scam.

you can see on their home page https://coinpot.co/ the amounts that they have paid out over last 7 days.
click on those amounts and you will see a breakdown of all the transactions with links to blockchain to confirm direct wallet payouts.
by my (very rough) calculations, they are paying out around $9-$10k PER DAY! so much for a scam  ::)
I have also made another withdrawal with the min amount possible. This time it worked, it was paid out in about six hours. But the withdrawals from last week are still with status "cancelled" and it looks like all that money is gone - which by the way was a lot! So I suggest to withdraw just the min amount possible at once to be more or less "safe".

That's twice in only a couple days now users have reported a withdrawal working, but only after 3 previous withdrawals were "seized" and never saw again. It may be after the fact but if you have screenshots, other's here may not get screwed like we have if you have them and can post them.

Makes me wonder if some week they just stop paying EVERYONE and just disappear.

Another huge company did that recently and billions of dollars were stolen from families who didn't do anything wrong, their houses were lost and lives were ruined. Many were surprised to wake up bankrupt and broke the day Bitconnect took the money and ran.

Anybody here think Bitconnect was the very last dishonest company and we'll never have to worry about that again?

What kind of warning signs would you look for to see that happening again?  Think about it.

Really? I think associating a perfectly legitimate enterprise with this is pretty unfair. Think of all the thousands of people using CoinPot perfectly happily every day and not shouting about it here. You need to get over it.

@Adam556
@grahamlyons

Only fools allow people to steal from them and "get over it"   You can allow people to steal from you if you like. That's not something I look away from and pretend it didn't happen.

Why do you come here and say "not a scam just look" or "legitimate" when the evidence with account numbers, dates, etc is posted here in black and white?  Those transaction numbers proving theft and stealing are an UNDENYABLE benefit of using the blockchain. ABSOLUTE, UNQUESTIONABLE, INARGUABLE PROOF OF THEFT.  

I can only think of 2 or 3 reasons people who would post like you and the same couple others do.   The first, owner or employee/relative from the scam company.  The second, someone who doesn't know how to look up the transaction and wallet numbers posted here.  The third, maybe a coinpot user blindly hoping that Coinpot sees their posts with remarks like "get over it" and "not a scam" and they do it thinking coinpot won't screw them also.  

Or is your point that they are a legitimate company if they only steal a little bit of money from a small percentage of users?  Well by that logic, how much is ok to steal?    $100 is ok but $101 isn't?   How about just $10 from 1000 people? How about just $2 from 500 people?

Paying most but stealing from some is still stealing. That is NOT the way a "legitimate" company operates.  

Thousands of companies around the world answer their emails except coinpot and address problems to resolution, ESPECIALLY customers with problems because they are worried about how everybody else using the service will see that. That way, that customer with the loss doesn't complain and keep taking action so that they don't have a negative effect on future profits. Legitimate companies know if $20 is lost by a customer and it looks bad, it could cost them thousands of dollars later.  You don't have to go to a business college to know that.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 22, 2018, 11:21:50 AM
another batch of payouts have just been made today to coinpots many honest users...

https://coinpot.co/payouts/btc   over 0.6 btc
https://coinpot.co/payouts/doge   over 420k doge
https://coinpot.co/payouts/ltc   over 4.7 ltc
https://coinpot.co/payouts/dash   over 0.97 dash
https://coinpot.co/payouts/bch   over 0.96 bch

paying status: excellent
scam status: negative

;)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 22, 2018, 12:12:24 PM
no scam.

you can see on their home page https://coinpot.co/ the amounts that they have paid out over last 7 days.
click on those amounts and you will see a breakdown of all the transactions with links to blockchain to confirm direct wallet payouts.
by my (very rough) calculations, they are paying out around $9-$10k PER DAY! so much for a scam  ::)
I have also made another withdrawal with the min amount possible. This time it worked, it was paid out in about six hours. But the withdrawals from last week are still with status "cancelled" and it looks like all that money is gone - which by the way was a lot! So I suggest to withdraw just the min amount possible at once to be more or less "safe".

That's twice in only a couple days now users have reported a withdrawal working, but only after 3 previous withdrawals were "seized" and never saw again. It may be after the fact but if you have screenshots, other's here may not get screwed like we have if you have them and can post them.

Makes me wonder if some week they just stop paying EVERYONE and just disappear.

Another huge company did that recently and billions of dollars were stolen from families who didn't do anything wrong, their houses were lost and lives were ruined. Many were surprised to wake up bankrupt and broke the day Bitconnect took the money and ran.

Anybody here think Bitconnect was the very last dishonest company and we'll never have to worry about that again?

What kind of warning signs would you look for to see that happening again?  Think about it.

Really? I think associating a perfectly legitimate enterprise with this is pretty unfair. Think of all the thousands of people using CoinPot perfectly happily every day and not shouting about it here. You need to get over it.

@Adam556
@grahamlyons

Only fools allow people to steal from them and "get over it"   You can allow people to steal from you if you like. That's not something I look away from and pretend it didn't happen.

Why do you come here and say "not a scam just look" or "legitimate" when the evidence with account numbers, dates, etc is posted here in black and white?  Those transaction numbers proving theft and stealing are an UNDENYABLE benefit of using the blockchain. ABSOLUTE, UNQUESTIONABLE, INARGUABLE PROOF OF THEFT.  

I can only think of 2 or 3 reasons people who would post like you and the same couple others do.   The first, owner or employee/relative from the scam company.  The second, someone who doesn't know how to look up the transaction and wallet numbers posted here.  The third, maybe a coinpot user blindly hoping that Coinpot sees their posts with remarks like "get over it" and "not a scam" and they do it thinking coinpot won't screw them also.  

Or is your point that they are a legitimate company if they only steal a little bit of money from a small percentage of users?  Well by that logic, how much is ok to steal?    $100 is ok but $101 isn't?   How about just $10 from 1000 people? How about just $2 from 500 people?

Paying most but stealing from some is still stealing. That is NOT the way a "legitimate" company operates.  

Thousands of companies around the world answer their emails except coinpot and address problems to resolution, ESPECIALLY customers with problems because they are worried about how everybody else using the service will see that. That way, that customer with the loss doesn't complain and keep taking action so that they don't have a negative effect on future profits. Legitimate companies know if $20 is lost by a customer and it looks bad, it could cost them thousands of dollars later.  You don't have to go to a business college to know that.

Buddy, just stop and think logically about what you're saying. What possible motive could CoinPot have for stealing a few dollars from a couple of people and risk the entire future of their enterprise, when thousands of people are paid every day? It makes no sense.

CoinPot is blocking people who, after a series of thorough checks, they deem to have breached their rules. That's it. It's not stealing, or scamming or defrauding. It's blocking those that try to dupe the system to preserve it for the legitimate users.

If they didn't do this they'd fold in a week. Perhaps the odd mistake is made but those people should raise their issue with CoinPot in a calm and measured way, not scream at them and accuse them of being thieves at the drop of a hat.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 23, 2018, 11:37:35 AM
looks like another batch of payouts have just been made today to coinpots many happy, beautiful users...

https://coinpot.co/payouts/btc   over 1 btc
https://coinpot.co/payouts/doge   over 430k doge
https://coinpot.co/payouts/ltc   over 23 ltc
https://coinpot.co/payouts/dash   over 0.95 dash
https://coinpot.co/payouts/bch   over 0.4 bch

paying status: fantastic
scam status: nope

 ;D


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 23, 2018, 01:03:36 PM
looks like another batch of payouts have just been made today to coinpots many happy, beautiful users...

https://coinpot.co/payouts/btc   over 1 btc
https://coinpot.co/payouts/doge   over 430k doge
https://coinpot.co/payouts/ltc   over 23 ltc
https://coinpot.co/payouts/dash   over 0.95 dash
https://coinpot.co/payouts/bch   over 0.4 bch

paying status: fantastic
scam status: nope

 ;D


And I'm one of them  :) Requested a withdrawal at around 9.30 am GMT this morning, BTC arrived a couple of hours later. Thanks CoinPot!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 23, 2018, 11:03:22 PM
Just coming back with an update.
A 2nd payment of 51 DOGE successfully received.

However no answers about the 3 canceled payments DASH / BCH and LTC.
Dunno anymore what to think.
If i'm not " a honest user " why they did cancel 3 payments and send the 4th and 5th ?

But of course CoinPot NEVER answer the 3 mails i send them so i will never find out right o.O ?
So again IF they are not scammers , at least lets ALL agree something:
their system may be wrong and they prefer to solve these users issues but just keeping the silence since is more convenient for them.
In others words customers support SUCKS 100 % (well maybe 99 % since they put an announcement from time to time)ok ?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 23, 2018, 11:32:44 PM
Just coming back with an update.
A 2nd payment of 51 DOGE successfully received.

However no answers about the 3 canceled payments DASH / BCH and LTC.
Dunno anymore what to think.
If i'm not " a honest user " why they did cancel 3 payments and send the 4th and 5th ?

But of course CoinPot NEVER answer the 3 mails i send them so i will never find out right o.O ?
So again IF they are not scammers , at least lets ALL agree something:
their system may be wrong and they prefer to solve these users issues but just keeping the silence since is more convenient for them.
In others words customers support SUCKS 100 % (well maybe 99 % since they put an announcement from time to time)ok ?

doesn't seem to make much sense i agree
but thanks for giving an honest update about your situation


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 23, 2018, 11:46:12 PM
Just coming back with an update.
A 2nd payment of 51 DOGE successfully received.

However no answers about the 3 canceled payments DASH / BCH and LTC.
Dunno anymore what to think.
If i'm not " a honest user " why they did cancel 3 payments and send the 4th and 5th ?

But of course CoinPot NEVER answer the 3 mails i send them so i will never find out right o.O ?
So again IF they are not scammers , at least lets ALL agree something:
their system may be wrong and they prefer to solve these users issues but just keeping the silence since is more convenient for them.
In others words customers support SUCKS 100 % (well maybe 99 % since they put an announcement from time to time)ok ?

doesn't seem to make much sense i agree
but thanks for giving an honest update about your situation

I'm " honest " but seems my antivirus blocking their adds or my Dynamic IP made their Auto Detection system think i'm not ?
And ok...a LOT of " automatic systems " SUCKS in this world but come on CoinPot step forward and explain people like me because you have a reputation to keep up and keeping users like me in the dark / silence will not help anyone here...

You are not answering ANYONE or ANY e-mails , so if i will not call you scammers for the 3 lost withdraws i will call your service at least BAD for NEVER answering your users at any time !


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on July 23, 2018, 11:51:44 PM
Just coming back with an update.
A 2nd payment of 51 DOGE successfully received.

However no answers about the 3 canceled payments DASH / BCH and LTC.
Dunno anymore what to think.
If i'm not " a honest user " why they did cancel 3 payments and send the 4th and 5th ?

But of course CoinPot NEVER answer the 3 mails i send them so i will never find out right o.O ?
So again IF they are not scammers , at least lets ALL agree something:
their system may be wrong and they prefer to solve these users issues but just keeping the silence since is more convenient for them.
In others words customers support SUCKS 100 % (well maybe 99 % since they put an announcement from time to time)ok ?

doesn't seem to make much sense i agree
but thanks for giving an honest update about your situation

I'm " honest " but seems my antivirus blocking their adds or my Dynamic IP made their Auto Detection system think i'm not ?
And ok...a LOT of " automatic systems " SUCKS in this world but come on CoinPot step forward and explain people like me because you have a reputation to keep up and keeping users like me in the dark / silence will not help anyone here...

You are not answering ANYONE or ANY e-mails , so if i will not call you scammers for the 3 lost withdraws i will call your service at least BAD for NEVER answering your users at any time !

i cant speak for you, but i have previously had 2 email responses from their support - and they helped me out on both occasions
so its not ALL users being ignored, but it does seem their criteria for who they reply to is a bit messed up maybe


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on July 24, 2018, 10:00:25 AM
Right but there are people confirming they never answer mails.
Prob their automatic detection systems screw up thinking we are dishonest so they think we are dishonest and they decide to not reply us.
BUT i'm honest because i just confirmed 2 received payments after 3 lost ones !
And probably there are more like me.
So CoinPot please if you are reading this re-cheek your scripts / automatic detection or answer to people like me because you may loose users and reputation and not last because what happened is unfair.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Chris314 on July 24, 2018, 12:39:48 PM
They indeed never answer mails, and some accounts are blacklisted with no reason. I've never been paid on my first account (more than 100k  sat lost), I had to create a brand new account with another email to get paid normally without issue (I precise that I use this account as I was using the first, with no VPN or anything that could explain a ban).


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: jbiting on August 06, 2018, 01:16:55 AM
I've been using Moon Bitcoin for a long time. When they switched to use Coinpot, my balance was below the threshold. I've since been over 25k satoshi for months now. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do when it appears that I have to link my account to my wallet by signing a message, but EVERY time I just get the Unexpected error - please retry or contact us. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I copied and pasted every word exactly. Tried contacting them. I'm always very polite, never harrassing. But they never respond. Why would they invite people to contact them when their system throws unexpected errors left and right and then not look into it? It sucks that well-known faucets switch to use vendors who don't care.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: lesha73 on October 06, 2018, 07:55:23 AM
Odd, I did not understand how to get or mine the CoinPot Token, maybe someone will tell



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Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Phenoca on October 07, 2018, 12:52:09 PM
Had $100 of faucet earnings on their site for 2 years. Did not lose a cent. Nearly all other faucet sites deleted my account.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on October 15, 2018, 11:31:07 AM
Transaction is compledet because not in my wallet?

Why?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: JonahGarc2 on October 24, 2018, 10:11:53 AM
http://up.picr.de/31398372au.png

does anyone have the problem as seen in the picture is?

I may have seen such things before. In some crypto wallets due to some sort of thing the balance becomes negative. It is normal. Maybe try contacting customer support?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: JonahGarc2 on October 24, 2018, 10:26:43 AM
Transaction is compledet because not in my wallet?

Why?

The BTC is probably not in your wallet due to the network confirmations for the BTC to go to your wallet. For Bitcoin it should have 6 confirmations. If the BTC does not come after waiting for quite some time then...maybe you entered someone else's BTC wallet address?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on October 24, 2018, 12:24:25 PM
Transaction is compledet because not in my wallet?

Why?

The BTC is probably not in your wallet due to the network confirmations for the BTC to go to your wallet. For Bitcoin it should have 6 confirmations. If the BTC does not come after waiting for quite some time then...maybe you entered someone else's BTC wallet address?

Fin. Is on my wallet.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: 1fleeschris on January 18, 2019, 09:28:38 PM
Its not a scam it does make the micro payments. Now if you are transferring out of the Coinpot Microwallet you need to check the recipient location, wallet or exchange and make sure you are above the minimum deposit. If you fail to check before initiating a transfer, you transfer less than the minimum of the receiver, it is your fault Plain and simple. Coinpot has made about 30 micropayments to my other wallet addresses.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: asyakashi on January 19, 2019, 12:59:54 PM
Its not a scam it does make the micro payments. Now if you are transferring out of the Coinpot Microwallet you need to check the recipient location, wallet or exchange and make sure you are above the minimum deposit. If you fail to check before initiating a transfer, you transfer less than the minimum of the receiver, it is your fault Plain and simple. Coinpot has made about 30 micropayments to my other wallet addresses.
I just opened this thread and found a complaint there.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2006313.msg49304113#msg49304113

this can be interesting, please follow the next news.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Sweetasdad on February 07, 2019, 04:35:19 AM
FEB 4 2019   
Withdrawal confirmed for 0.00388841 Bch


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: netbug on February 17, 2019, 03:22:32 PM
It's long time I got hacked my coinpot account. Some one hacked few accounts on that site and activated 2Fa. So I can't access my account.
No help or respons  from support. I think it's a scam.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on February 19, 2019, 12:33:35 PM
It's long time I got hacked my coinpot account. Some one hacked few accounts on that site and activated 2Fa. So I can't access my account.
No help or respons  from support. I think it's a scam.


So you lost your login in details and therefore you're calling CoinPot a scam. How does that work?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: flamingsword1977 on February 19, 2019, 04:00:50 PM
My $0.02...
With coinpot, only use the address that you originally registered with for all the claiming. Linking other addresses never worked for me and no replies ever from the support.
Never deposit any money with coinpot, there are plenty of reports with users deposits going missing and never getting any answers from support.
Once you have the coinpot account set up and then sign up to claim with the faucets using the one and only address that you registered with at coinpot, it's smooth sailing.
I never have any problems with the withdrawals and everything works just fine.

If you do not follow the steps above, you're likely in for a world of angst since support seems spotty at best.
The faucets are great, so it's worth taking the time to go through the procedure in a proper way.

The thing here is that, you need to put a signature on the transaction, which means wallets which you cant attach signed messages will give issues with coinpot when you send coins to coinpot.
Coinpot clearly states that to link accounts funds should be sent from wallet address with a signed message as proof


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on February 23, 2019, 08:23:09 AM
https://coinpot.co/challenges - News of 21 Feb 2019
They are back again!

*We will be re-launching Challenges on 1st March 2019 (UTC)
*All our security and performance testing is complete and was successful - we anticipate no problems this time (fingers crossed!)
*The system will work exactly as before - with stars and tokens rewarded for completing challenges of varying difficulty :)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on February 23, 2019, 10:02:16 AM
Great news isn't it!

You can read more about it here > https://freecoyn.com/coinpot-challenges-system-to-re-launch-after-abuse-forces-shutdown/

 :)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: netbug on February 24, 2019, 08:16:22 PM
It's long time I got hacked my coinpot account. Some one hacked few accounts on that site and activated 2Fa. So I can't access my account.
No help or respons  from support. I think it's a scam.


So you lost your login in details and therefore you're calling CoinPot a scam. How does that work?

Support should response on every problem or they have to solve that.

I


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: netbug on February 24, 2019, 10:01:31 PM
These all account got hacked or some 2FA problem
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netbug++++++@gmail.com
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kirill++++@gmail.com
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wealthguru+++++@gmail.com
bachir.++++@hotmail.com
javabea+++@gmail.com
cryptobt+++@gmail.com
felicjalopko+++++@gmail.com
vladimirroma+++++@gmail.com
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leozlat+(++++@yandex.ru
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sprincean++++@gmail.com
mars.vi+++@gmail.com
saxnovski+++++@yandex.ru
denison_lima+++++@yahoo.com
nassonmez++++@gmail.com
chrisatim++++@gmail.com
fiks++++@gmail.com
crinici++(((++@gmail.com
rafael_rodrig+++++@hotmail.com
sarahfost+++++@gmail.com
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andrewtan++++@yahoo.com
sheva++++@gmail.com
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nig++++@googlemail.com
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angel+++++@gmail.com
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3irina++++@gmail.com
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dremyr++++@gmail.com
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katasonoffleha+++++@yandex.ru
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genk+++@gmail.com
lola+@hotmail.com
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bahaa.+@yahoo.com
azlansai+@yahoo.com
wendyt.bitsa+@gmail.com
vasil+@ukr.net
money.+@gmail.com
vhe+@gmail.com
yakovleva+@gmail.com
ksennad+@gmail.com
sveta.tu++@mail.ru
oleum+@mail.ru
bagira.+@mail.ru
vladvvs+@yandex.ru
tvidon07+@gmail.com
serg06+@yandex.ua
vasily.fomichenko.+@gmail.com
dexter.sun+@gmail.com
shumatb+@list.ru
petrof+@gmail.com
newmanforcea+@gmail.com
waldi+@wp.pl
vl9177+@yandex.ru
ashrafaziz27+@gmail.com
ptcmail+@gmail.com
radim.horan+@centrum.cz
willian.ra+@hotmail.com
ayodelelekan+@gmail.com
dreamsmax+@gmail.com
timmysonn+@yahoo.com
dodaf+@gmail.com
maniah+@gmail.com
macalbarr+@gmail.com
hackero+@gmail.com
For security I HV changed address a bit.

coinpot.co.in@gmail.com sending mail to all these address.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on March 19, 2019, 08:57:29 PM
No idea if is a scam or not but last 5 days they don't pay any mining bonus no matter what currency i choice to mine.
Usually using 50 % of my CPU and for 2 years now i could clearly see every 10-20 mins the mining bonus ect but now for last five days nothing is added.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on March 19, 2019, 10:09:55 PM
maybe this is just an issue of the last 5 days if you have always received promptly bonus mining.
or you have changed some setting on your pc-laptop?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on March 19, 2019, 10:19:55 PM
maybe this is just an issue of the last 5 days if you have always received promptly bonus mining.
or you have changed some setting on your pc-laptop?


Absolutely no changes in my programs or operating system so is from their side.
Well if is a issue i hope will get solved but for now no more CPU allocated to them for now.
I will try every 7 days or so to see if bonus get added or not.

On the other side no more problems with the payments (i had 4 micro payments canceled for no reason in past witch i still consider a scam but np considering they payed 90 % of what i did withdraw last 2 years.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on March 19, 2019, 10:25:29 PM
never had a problem with their payouts!
Today I have launched the mining page (coinpot token) and there was around 50% less of other days.
Maybe it's just a temporary problem... matter of days and they will fix it.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on March 20, 2019, 01:43:27 AM

Absolutely no changes in my programs or operating system so is from their side.
Well if is a issue i hope will get solved but for now no more CPU allocated to them for now.
I will try every 7 days or so to see if bonus get added or not.

On the other side no more problems with the payments (i had 4 micro payments canceled for no reason in past witch i still consider a scam but np considering they payed 90 % of what i did withdraw last 2 years.

Don't expect much from them since their support is non-existent. If anything happens, consider it a lost cause.

Like the recent maintenance which took 1 whole day, causing some daily bonuses to be reset.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: boieemassab on March 20, 2019, 03:59:47 AM
LMFAO.... played the multiplier "game", one token at a time, started with 450 tokens, lost them all in 702 rolls (126 wins 576 losses), converted for another 77 tokens, gone in 151 rolls (37 wins 114 losses), so combined 163 wins 690 losses, for a whopping 163/853 19.1 win percentage, even lost more than 30 in a row several times in such a short sample size. I know they are free coins but still...come on guys ::). never did get my challenge star because it is not worth it ;D

 Other than that I have always received my withdraws in a timely fashion (thank you) so it's not a scam, but "beware the game" lol


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Razor33 on March 20, 2019, 04:51:33 PM
LMFAO.... played the multiplier "game", one token at a time, started with 450 tokens, lost them all in 702 rolls (126 wins 576 losses), converted for another 77 tokens, gone in 151 rolls (37 wins 114 losses), so combined 163 wins 690 losses, for a whopping 163/853 19.1 win percentage, even lost more than 30 in a row several times in such a short sample size. I know they are free coins but still...come on guys ::). never did get my challenge star because it is not worth it ;D

 Other than that I have always received my withdraws in a timely fashion (thank you) so it's not a scam, but "beware the game" lol

I think is like slot machines :)
Few wins , many loose. More u play more chances to loose, less u play the better :D


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on March 20, 2019, 05:09:28 PM
With all these games and like any casino you have to remember the old adage - the house always wins.

Coinpot is definitely not a scam though.  :)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on March 20, 2019, 06:11:04 PM
LMFAO.... played the multiplier "game", one token at a time, started with 450 tokens, lost them all in 702 rolls (126 wins 576 losses), converted for another 77 tokens, gone in 151 rolls (37 wins 114 losses), so combined 163 wins 690 losses, for a whopping 163/853 19.1 win percentage, even lost more than 30 in a row several times in such a short sample size. I know they are free coins but still...come on guys ::). never did get my challenge star because it is not worth it ;D

 Other than that I have always received my withdraws in a timely fashion (thank you) so it's not a scam, but "beware the game" lol

it's a dice, so your bet strike is not abnormal, just you have been only unlucky.
they offer seed to verify bets. other site that offer dice bets (eg yobit) doesn't have this feature ;)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on March 20, 2019, 09:45:09 PM
LMFAO.... played the multiplier "game", one token at a time, started with 450 tokens, lost them all in 702 rolls (126 wins 576 losses), converted for another 77 tokens, gone in 151 rolls (37 wins 114 losses), so combined 163 wins 690 losses, for a whopping 163/853 19.1 win percentage, even lost more than 30 in a row several times in such a short sample size. I know they are free coins but still...come on guys ::). never did get my challenge star because it is not worth it ;D

 Other than that I have always received my withdraws in a timely fashion (thank you) so it's not a scam, but "beware the game" lol

it's a dice, so your bet strike is not abnormal, just you have been only unlucky.
they offer seed to verify bets. other site that offer dice bets (eg yobit) doesn't have this feature ;)

yeah i think its a common misconception. just because their house edge is 0% and they are provably fair it doesn't mean you cant/wont lose or win over a large number of bets.
of course the winners rarely complain or post about this on forums but there will be an equal amount of them over time.
sometimes its just best to avoid gambling/casinos and keep hold of your hard earned tokens like i do! :p


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Generalzod580 on April 23, 2019, 07:18:58 PM
To everyone that is saying coinpot is not a scam.... Know this ... because you haven't lost your money, or had a failed withdrawal doesn't mean it isn't happening to others.  :( Once it happens to one person and there is proof which there usually is that's all. 1 evidence is enough to disprove something but in the case of coinpot.. There are several... In the end you guys may have it good but if you consider other cases honestly, the numbers reveal that coinpot does scam whether you like it or not.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: bitbollo on April 23, 2019, 07:31:41 PM
To everyone that is saying coinpot is not a scam.... Know this ... because you haven't lost your money, or had a failed withdrawal doesn't mean it isn't happening to others.  :( Once it happens to one person and there is proof which there usually is that's all. 1 evidence is enough to disprove something but in the case of coinpot.. There are several... In the end you guys may have it good but if you consider other cases honestly, the numbers reveal that coinpot does scam whether you like it or not.

Please can you share this "1 evidence is enough"?
Right now there are not 1 evidence of scam from coinpot. but you with your brand new account: I am pretty sure you have already all proof required for a scam accusation?! Please show it, or otherwise your comment is a totally non.sense and loss of time.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: disdaniel on May 12, 2019, 06:45:58 AM
Been betting 1 token on either high or low,

I could only do runs of 120 bets at a time since the list of token transaction stops loading after 120
and since (wonder why) there is no roll statistics statistics it had to be manually counted.
They are done with a couple of hours in between.

so 10 sequences 120 rolls each

1:
101 lost
19 win

2:
97 lost
23 won

3:
96 lost
24 won

4:
87 lost
33 won

5:
100 lost
20 won

6:
102 lost
18 win

7:
107 lost
13 win

8:
100 lost
20 win

9:
97 lost
23 won

:
93 lost
27 won

that's an average of under 20% wins over 1200 rolls.

To give you an example when a coin toss simulator was used to do rounds of 32 tosses x 50.000 times there was exactly 6 rounds that had less than 20% heads or tails
so 6 in 50.0000 32 toss rounds had a win rate of 20% or less.

My rolls where 120 meaning you should expect an even more uniform result closer to 50% than the 32 rolls.

6 chance in 50.0000 and I get the same abnormal low win rate every time, 10 times in a row, the probability of that happening by chance is almost nonexistent, not just
the very low win rate but the consistency is really weird too, during a span of 12 hours i did this little experiment.
win-ratio between 20 and 30 out of 120.

Take a look on this lil praph  
https://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/experiments/figures/bd128.png

its  from when they did 128 flips in a row showing how many ended up being 64 heads or tails and then how it rapidly decreases,
take a look over at the number 40 as in 40 out of 128.. zero probability 30? even less probability 20% where i am at is the absolutely zero chance of that happening zone.
and the chance of something that incredible happening 10 times in a row is supernaturally uncommon..

Im sure ppl will question my results. however what could my motivation be? i dont run any dice site, i have nothing personal to
gain by badmouthing them. I am just a consumer who dislikes to get ripped off and then told im a foilhat wearing idiot.

statistics lifted from this page btw
https://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/experiments/statistics.html

Now with their bonus system, IF it really was 0% house edge and fair etc  you would have the strongest advantage over the house
ever heard of in gambling history.

1000 rolls gives you 100 coins in bonus, after this rolls the most probable result is the house having won
500 and you 600 effectively giving you an 8% edge during those first 1000 rolls
then you get 200 for 3000 rolls lowering your edge to 6% but that still more of an edge than any
casino ever have (its normally between 1 and 3% total) and casinos make a LOT of money..

But since these jokers numbers are supposedly the exact opposite of every money making casino in the world (with about 3.5-5% extra loss percent added on to that!) they should
by unquestionable logic be loosing a money at a rate twice as fast as casinos make money... not bloody likely.

Someone skilled enough to build and code a site/faucet system etc etc is really supposed to be that stupid, a math retard with never ending resources to cover up their insane losses?
Do you really believe that?

Or does it make more sense if, as my experiment
shows, they do in fact lie about a rather substantial edge? as in 25/75

What do you think, all the ppl angry over being ripped off are crazy AND the the owners have the business sense of mentally challenged squirrels?
or there might there be no smoke without fire, they are lying and ripping ppl off. just making sure their paying a majority so they will drown out the desperate
robbed victims.. if you get paid you love the site and your greed will often make sure you do nothing to jeopardize your cash cow, even if you might
honestly know that yeah.. something is up.

BUT THAT IS NOT ALL!!!! WOhoooo!  MORE RAMBLING BS FROM BITTER DUDE!

There is UNDISPUTED proof available that they have been involved in ripping ppl off:

You might or might not remember how they used to run a lot of adds for the scam site bitcoin generator, the setup was thos: you send about 0.002 bitcoin then they would "generate" 0.1 bitcoin and send to your wallet.
People gullible enough not to question why the owners didn't just generate bitcoin for themselves until they owned the world obviously lost their 0.0002 bitcoins.

The scam site instructed you to send the money to a wallet address that then automatically sent it to the next wallet which has been proven to be owned by moon bitcoin aka coin pot ppl.. Now that IS a REAL scam,
not just misplaced money or transfers getting sent to the wrong address etc.. its them telling you to send them money for something they never intend to send you
pure 100% no discussion fraud, not even a ponsi scheme etc, worse.. pure no silver lining theft.

The stolen funds goes  moon faucet owned wallet. again, who else except scammers would be involved in a scam that elaborate? noone..

No way ever to explain away that, they where involved enough to receive the money, consider that before automatically dismissing every person that feel ripped off.
https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-generator-exploit-scam-clears-thousands

Just because they've paid you doesnt mean they're not ripping someone else off.. in fact that's how to make sure your scam is not an overnight thing but something
bringing cash for a long time, you pay a majority that will then defend you when the real victims complain.

More often than not the victims are from third world countries lacking the resources to do much at all about it, all of a sudden
their funds are gone, they never received owed transfers or they simply get band for being scammers themselves, very convenient

also take a look at all the ads they happily post all over their sites (via mellow adds, same ppl) about half at any given day
is for obvious scams no honest business man or women would dream of being associated with ever. these guys are less
sensitive to their members being ripped of by the scam adds they make money off (and as proven above sometimes they even are actively involved in)

Finally while typing this is started the  multiplier, had 300 tokens, sat it to do nothing, just bid one token per round..
with no house edge i should after 550 rolls have a little less or a little more than 300 tokens left since its a even edge
how many do you think i have left? 0
In 550 rolls i lost 300 tokens.. in fact i could go back and look at the last 138 rolls... 107 losses 31 wins.. in line with every other sequence of rolls.. to make it simple about
25%^ chance of winning.. scamming scumbags


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on May 12, 2019, 07:06:58 AM
Been betting 1 token on either high or low,

I could only do runs of 120 bets at a time since the list of token transaction stops loading after 120
and since (wonder why) there is no roll statistics statistics it had to be manually counted.
They are done with a couple of hours in between.

so 10 sequences 120 rolls each

1:
101 lost
19 win

2:
97 lost
23 won

3:
96 lost
24 won

4:
87 lost
33 won

5:
100 lost
20 won

6:
102 lost
18 win

7:
107 lost
13 win

8:
100 lost
20 win

9:
97 lost
23 won

:
93 lost
27 won

that's an average of under 20% wins over 1200 rolls.

To give you an example when a coin toss simulator was used to do rounds of 32 tosses x 50.000 times there was exactly 6 rounds that had less than 20% heads or tails
so 6 in 50.0000 32 toss rounds had a win rate of 20% or less.

My rolls where 120 meaning you should expect an even more uniform result closer to 50% than the 32 rolls.

6 chance in 50.0000 and I get the same abnormal low win rate every time, 10 times in a row, the probability of that happening by chance is almost nonexistent, not just
the very low win rate but the consistency is really weird too, during a span of 12 hours i did this little experiment.
win-ratio between 20 and 30 out of 120.

Take a look on this lil praph  
https://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/experiments/figures/bd128.png

its  from when they did 128 flips in a row showing how many ended up being 64 heads or tails and then how it rapidly decreases,
take a look over at the number 40 as in 40 out of 128.. zero probability 30? even less probability 20% where i am at is the absolutely zero chance of that happening zone.
and the chance of something that incredible happening 10 times in a row is supernaturally uncommon..

Im sure ppl will question my results. however what could my motivation be? i dont run any dice site, i have nothing personal to
gain by badmouthing them. I am just a consumer who dislikes to get ripped off and then told im a foilhat wearing idiot.

statistics lifted from this page btw
https://www.fourmilab.ch/rpkp/experiments/statistics.html

Now with their bonus system, IF it really was 0% house edge and fair etc  you would have the strongest advantage over the house
ever heard of in gambling history.

1000 rolls gives you 100 coins in bonus, after this rolls the most probable result is the house having won
500 and you 600 effectively giving you an 8% edge during those first 1000 rolls
then you get 200 for 3000 rolls lowering your edge to 6% but that still more of an edge than any
casino ever have (its normally between 1 and 3% total) and casinos make a LOT of money..

But since these jokers numbers are supposedly the exact opposite of every money making casino in the world (with about 3.5-5% extra loss percent added on to that!) they should
by unquestionable logic be loosing a money at a rate twice as fast as casinos make money... not bloody likely.

Someone skilled enough to build and code a site/faucet system etc etc is really supposed to be that stupid, a math retard with never ending resources to cover up their insane losses?
Do you really believe that?

Or does it make more sense if, as my experiment
shows, they do in fact lie about a rather substantial edge? as in 25/75

What do you think, all the ppl angry over being ripped off are crazy AND the the owners have the business sense of mentally challenged squirrels?
or there might there be no smoke without fire, they are lying and ripping ppl off. just making sure their paying a majority so they will drown out the desperate
robbed victims.. if you get paid you love the site and your greed will often make sure you do nothing to jeopardize your cash cow, even if you might
honestly know that yeah.. something is up.

BUT THAT IS NOT ALL!!!! WOhoooo!  MORE RAMBLING BS FROM BITTER DUDE!

There is UNDISPUTED proof available that they have been involved in ripping ppl off:

You might or might not remember how they used to run a lot of adds for the scam site bitcoin generator, the setup was thos: you send about 0.002 bitcoin then they would "generate" 0.1 bitcoin and send to your wallet.
People gullible enough not to question why the owners didn't just generate bitcoin for themselves until they owned the world obviously lost their 0.0002 bitcoins.

The scam site instructed you to send the money to a wallet address that then automatically sent it to the next wallet which has been proven to be owned by moon bitcoin aka coin pot ppl.. Now that IS a REAL scam,
not just misplaced money or transfers getting sent to the wrong address etc.. its them telling you to send them money for something they never intend to send you
pure 100% no discussion fraud, not even a ponsi scheme etc, worse.. pure no silver lining theft.

The stolen funds goes  moon faucet owned wallet. again, who else except scammers would be involved in a scam that elaborate? noone..

No way ever to explain away that, they where involved enough to receive the money, consider that before automatically dismissing every person that feel ripped off.
https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-generator-exploit-scam-clears-thousands

Just because they've paid you doesnt mean they're not ripping someone else off.. in fact that's how to make sure your scam is not an overnight thing but something
bringing cash for a long time, you pay a majority that will then defend you when the real victims complain.

More often than not the victims are from third world countries lacking the resources to do much at all about it, all of a sudden
their funds are gone, they never received owed transfers or they simply get band for being scammers themselves, very convenient

also take a look at all the ads they happily post all over their sites (via mellow adds, same ppl) about half at any given day
is for obvious scams no honest business man or women would dream of being associated with ever. these guys are less
sensitive to their members being ripped of by the scam adds they make money off (and as proven above sometimes they even are actively involved in)

Finally while typing this is started the  multiplier, had 300 tokens, sat it to do nothing, just bid one token per round..
with no house edge i should after 550 rolls have a little less or a little more than 300 tokens left since its a even edge
how many do you think i have left? 0
In 550 rolls i lost 300 tokens.. in fact i could go back and look at the last 138 rolls... 107 losses 31 wins.. in line with every other sequence of rolls.. to make it simple about
25%^ chance of winning.. scamming scumbags

im gonna have to call bullshit on this one
you havent provided any evidence here - anyone could just post up a load of number and graphs and claim anything they wanted
this is just as believable as people who claim the opposite, ie that they have come up with some wonder-strategy to beat the odds and can guarantee you can make money, so long as you "buy their system" for $100 or something!
its provably fair for gods sake. im no Einstein but i have a good understanding of math and i can see that their provably fair system is completely transparent and i cant see how they can cheat it. you have complete control over your client seed, and whether you bet high/low, etc each roll. its just not mathematically possible for them to fake a roll to force you to lose. and if they did this they would quickly get caught out with some concrete evidence of this happening.
i see similar baseless allegations being thrown over in the Freebitco.in thread - its usually just people who have been (genuinely) unlucky with the multiplier, or have been caught out trying some scam or other - so they try to spread FUD about the site
all my dealing with coinpot have been great, ive played the multiplier a bit - sometimes won, sometimes lost - which is fine
they are very clear that they make money (and cover the cost of their challenges thing) via the banner advertising

as for you stuff about the scam adverts, i cant really comment on those as i never use these investment systems. but yes im aware that some of them turn out as scams. but unless you have some evidence that coinpot is somehow involved with this then it does seem a bit tinfoilhat-ish


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: disdaniel on May 13, 2019, 01:55:13 PM
No you clown, i will have to call bullshit on your reply, it has no substance what so ever, see bellow, also you are OBVIOUSLY associated with them since you
are defending them in every thread questioning them and failing pretty bad in your rule as just a happy user.. its rather obvious dude.. and anyone that reads my post,
check the sources and if they want do the math when it comes to your challenge bonus will realize who is full of crap.

"as for you stuff about the scam adverts, i cant really comment on those as i never use these investment systems. but yes im aware that some of them turn out as scams. but unless you have some evidence that coinpot is somehow involved with this then it does seem a bit tinfoilhat-ish"

ehh.. did you read anything? if you did and then clicked the link
https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-generator-exploit-scam-clears-thousands

That is EXACTLY the proof you are asking for. read it all, check my sources and my claims and make sure
you can actually either refute them or i cant prove them before calling what i say bullshit, now you are baselessy accusing me of being dishonest
while i have proof and you have air.. Not exactly a feather in your hat.

Next, yes i can post a bunch of numbers.. but to claim that its the same as some wonder bs system is ridiculous..
Because all the statistics etc is based on real math from the real world and is not by my but by a university..

You have NOTHING except your own experience, you dont provide a single valid counterargument.


Sure the rolls i cant prove it, i guarantee its correct tho but the the FACT that if they would be fair they would with their bonus system loose twice as much money
as a casino makes on each dollar.. undisputed fact you cant change.

So i DO have verified proof, check the link AND again, sure my experience with the multiplier you can ignore, but not the numbers proving that a no edge gambling site
that then gives you bonuses making the edge yours...why would they EVER do that?

And again why would i fake or fudge anything, the only reason making the post is because my experience, my logic and other peoples verified information proves something sucks
and it makes me want to warn people to not waste time and money.. but again since you haven't been ripped off then all must be lies.. i rest my case.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on May 13, 2019, 10:07:03 PM
No you clown, i will have to call bullshit on your reply, it has no substance what so ever, see bellow, also you are OBVIOUSLY associated with them since you
are defending them in every thread questioning them and failing pretty bad in your rule as just a happy user.. its rather obvious dude.. and anyone that reads my post,
check the sources and if they want do the math when it comes to your challenge bonus will realize who is full of crap.

"as for you stuff about the scam adverts, i cant really comment on those as i never use these investment systems. but yes im aware that some of them turn out as scams. but unless you have some evidence that coinpot is somehow involved with this then it does seem a bit tinfoilhat-ish"

ehh.. did you read anything? if you did and then clicked the link
https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-generator-exploit-scam-clears-thousands

That is EXACTLY the proof you are asking for. read it all, check my sources and my claims and make sure
you can actually either refute them or i cant prove them before calling what i say bullshit, now you are baselessy accusing me of being dishonest
while i have proof and you have air.. Not exactly a feather in your hat.

Next, yes i can post a bunch of numbers.. but to claim that its the same as some wonder bs system is ridiculous..
Because all the statistics etc is based on real math from the real world and is not by my but by a university..

You have NOTHING except your own experience, you dont provide a single valid counterargument.


Sure the rolls i cant prove it, i guarantee its correct tho but the the FACT that if they would be fair they would with their bonus system loose twice as much money
as a casino makes on each dollar.. undisputed fact you cant change.

So i DO have verified proof, check the link AND again, sure my experience with the multiplier you can ignore, but not the numbers proving that a no edge gambling site
that then gives you bonuses making the edge yours...why would they EVER do that?

And again why would i fake or fudge anything, the only reason making the post is because my experience, my logic and other peoples verified information proves something sucks
and it makes me want to warn people to not waste time and money.. but again since you haven't been ripped off then all must be lies.. i rest my case.


so still no actual proof of anything then  ::)

ps. im not associated with them, other than that i use their service and and make some money via affiliate/referals etc so i defend them because i want people to know it is a good honest website and continue using it


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on May 13, 2019, 11:55:38 PM
No you clown, i will have to call bullshit on your reply, it has no substance what so ever, see bellow, also you are OBVIOUSLY associated with them since you
are defending them in every thread questioning them and failing pretty bad in your rule as just a happy user.. its rather obvious dude.. and anyone that reads my post,
check the sources and if they want do the math when it comes to your challenge bonus will realize who is full of crap.

"as for you stuff about the scam adverts, i cant really comment on those as i never use these investment systems. but yes im aware that some of them turn out as scams. but unless you have some evidence that coinpot is somehow involved with this then it does seem a bit tinfoilhat-ish"

ehh.. did you read anything? if you did and then clicked the link
https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-generator-exploit-scam-clears-thousands

That is EXACTLY the proof you are asking for. read it all, check my sources and my claims and make sure
you can actually either refute them or i cant prove them before calling what i say bullshit, now you are baselessy accusing me of being dishonest
while i have proof and you have air.. Not exactly a feather in your hat.

Next, yes i can post a bunch of numbers.. but to claim that its the same as some wonder bs system is ridiculous..
Because all the statistics etc is based on real math from the real world and is not by my but by a university..

You have NOTHING except your own experience, you dont provide a single valid counterargument.


Sure the rolls i cant prove it, i guarantee its correct tho but the the FACT that if they would be fair they would with their bonus system loose twice as much money
as a casino makes on each dollar.. undisputed fact you cant change.

So i DO have verified proof, check the link AND again, sure my experience with the multiplier you can ignore, but not the numbers proving that a no edge gambling site
that then gives you bonuses making the edge yours...why would they EVER do that?

And again why would i fake or fudge anything, the only reason making the post is because my experience, my logic and other peoples verified information proves something sucks
and it makes me want to warn people to not waste time and money.. but again since you haven't been ripped off then all must be lies.. i rest my case.


so still no actual proof of anything then  ::)

ps. im not associated with them, other than that i use their service and and make some money via affiliate/referals etc so i defend them because i want people to know it is a good honest website and continue using it

ok just for a bit of an experiment i have just done 2 multiplier sessions and recorded the video...

500 rolls
1 token each
2x
alternate high/low

the videos are about 6 minutes long and can be viewed from here...

1. https://gofile.io/?c=xQUPxz
2. https://gofile.io/?c=RnOQMC

in the first video the final profit is -10 tokens. so i lost 10 tokens across 500 rolls which means i won 245 rolls and lost 255 rolls. this is a 10/500 loss = 2% loss
in the second video the final profit is 0 tokens, so my balance was the same at the end which means i won 250 rolls and lost 250 tolls. 0% loss

some notes
1. in both sessions the were various times during the 500 rolls where i could have stopped the auto-roll and taken a small profit or a small loss of over 10 tokens
2. in both videos you can see small runs of wins and small runs of losses. this might not seem random but is down to mathematical variance which is a completely natural effect of true random rolls
3. THIS IS IMPORTANT!!! i am NOT claiming that this is "proof" of anything, but i do believe that it is at least better evidence that the multiplier is fair than some random numbers posted by a newbie account  :-*


but not the numbers proving that a no edge gambling site that then gives you bonuses making the edge yours...why would they EVER do that?

this is really simple to answer...
1. they have a 0% multiplier - this makes no profit or loss for them in the long run
2. BUT it does attract a lot of gamblers as it is much better odds than other dice/multiplier sites
3. these gamblers create lots of page visits which create lots of banner advert revenue for coinpot
4. coinpot use this advert revenue to pay for the challenges bonuses system (which in turn attracts even more users to their site) - and probably keep a % profit for themselves of course to pay for hosting/development etc
5. this appears to be a sound/honest business plan to me and doesnt involve them ripping anyone off - unless you really hate banner ads, in which case you can choose to stay away of course


if you are still unclear about all this then i suggest you google/read up about the terms "mathematical variance" and "provably fair" before replying


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: CryptoNinjaco on May 15, 2019, 06:54:38 AM
Lots of problems lately but they seem to be getting things resolved. IMO not a scam.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: MarioOnline on May 15, 2019, 09:07:21 PM
Lots of problems lately but they seem to be getting things resolved. IMO not a scam.

I agree until now they were not a scam. But lot of troubling things are happenening with coinpot. I checked all my claims from the last five days because something seemed strange. Now I found out that they are stealing me claims. They are only crediting 58% from all my claims, so I should have a lot more stars and tokens. Anyone with the same problem?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: stonapersona on May 15, 2019, 11:26:00 PM
Lots of problems lately but they seem to be getting things resolved. IMO not a scam.

I agree until now they were not a scam. But lot of troubling things are happenening with coinpot. I checked all my claims from the last five days because something seemed strange. Now I found out that they are stealing me claims. They are only crediting 58% from all my claims, so I should have a lot more stars and tokens. Someone with the same problem?

Same here. I had 96 daily claims but only gave me credit for 2 claims when I claimed again from all the faucets. took me two more round of claiming to break 100 for the day. something is going on with coinpot. >:(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: RACToriginal on June 18, 2019, 05:40:34 PM
I have 0,05 LTC for 4 weeks and they don't pay . Sent email and they don't reply


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on June 21, 2019, 04:54:52 PM
I have 0,05 LTC for 4 weeks and they don't pay . Sent email and they don't reply


Bad news for you, their support is non-existent


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: tamara86 on June 22, 2019, 01:49:31 PM
Today all coinpot faucest are down?  :(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Neurolicious on June 22, 2019, 11:24:28 PM
Today all coinpot faucest are down?  :(
Faucets are up, it's Coinpot itself which is down.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: k00l1 on June 23, 2019, 04:13:08 AM
Today all coinpot faucest are down?  :(
Faucets are up, it's Coinpot itself which is down.
all are faucets are down and have same error

Faucet is currently offline for maintenance - apologies for the inconvenience, we will be back ASAP!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Manolios on August 31, 2019, 09:17:17 AM
Well after 1 year on Coinpot and never asked for withdraw the time had come...

I requested withdsraw already 4 days now... Nothing appeared.. I have tried everything in, multiplayer , minning and the rest that supposed upgrades your account with a bit more of profit...

My conclusions.... They pay probably anyone they want, most likely those who having refferals ..... TrustPilot has a rate of 2 stars and i wont spend even a minute more about this scam site...!! STAY OUT OF THIS you waste your time for making them few clicks richer from the ads fo their faucets!!! And ofc i dont want to discuss abotu support that DOES NOT EXIST!!!!

https://prnt.sc/ozy9nb




Personal opinion. Anyone can try until comes to same conclusion!!!

Good Luck!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: IceeYuranus on September 12, 2019, 06:52:47 PM
Been claiming on Coinpot faucets off and on for about 3 years now.  I did get my withdrawals without issue at the start for maybe a total of 400,000 Satoshi but the last time I tried, for 10,000 Satoshi, the amount disappeared from my CP account and never appeared in the wallet.

Three times now I have achieved 100% loyalty bonus and have lost it each time after the motherfuckers did "maintenance" on the sites.  NEVER any answer from support after at least 25 very polite emails sent over the 3 years and today I tried one last time and my mail bounced due to "mailbox full".

They have been screwing me out of around 50% of my claims for the "Challenges" also, I wised up after a couple of weeks of that crap...

If anyone ever comes up with a good way of fucking them over royally I'll be onboard to help out-I despise thieves and con artists !


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: IceeYuranus on September 12, 2019, 07:10:34 PM
Oh, yeah-the "completely fair" autoroll thing for tokens is a total joke and scam.  I look at the folks who bust ass to get that 10 million token prize for winning the monthly Challenge and wonder just how much money they have to have invested [lost] in order to win that...

The conversion function is a real pain in the ass also-probably 25% of the time it hangs and finally says "please try later, server overloaded" or some such.

I probably have about $10 USD of unclaimed crypto on there now and have been dreading trying to claim it since they have been such assholes lately.  They are just as bad as Qoinpro-nothing but scam artists-


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on September 12, 2019, 09:01:07 PM
Been claiming on Coinpot faucets off and on for about 3 years now.  I did get my withdrawals without issue at the start for maybe a total of 400,000 Satoshi but the last time I tried, for 10,000 Satoshi, the amount disappeared from my CP account and never appeared in the wallet.

Three times now I have achieved 100% loyalty bonus and have lost it each time after the motherfuckers did "maintenance" on the sites.  NEVER any answer from support after at least 25 very polite emails sent over the 3 years and today I tried one last time and my mail bounced due to "mailbox full".

They have been screwing me out of around 50% of my claims for the "Challenges" also, I wised up after a couple of weeks of that crap...

If anyone ever comes up with a good way of fucking them over royally I'll be onboard to help out-I despise thieves and con artists !

Chill man, sure they've got a few issues and I've moaned about them as well, but on the whole they offer a good service to people who want to earn a bit of free crypto. Note - FREE - crypto - just be grateful for what you're getting without having to spend a dime rather than chewing the ass of CP.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: IceeYuranus on September 12, 2019, 11:16:02 PM
https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-generator-exploit-scam-clears-thousands/

Check this out-they implicate Moon Bitcoin in the "bitcoin generator" scam...still willing to defend them??


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: 1butter2 on September 13, 2019, 07:32:46 AM
Coinpot is definitely not a scam. I have been receiving payments regularly for 2 years. Sometimes bug problems, but I never had a loss of profit.

Often the problem comes from people who do not know how to use it and who screams at the scam because of their incompetence...


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on September 13, 2019, 08:38:23 AM
Coinpot is definitely not a scam. I have been receiving payments regularly for 2 years. Sometimes bug problems, but I never had a loss of profit.

Often the problem comes from people who do not know how to use it and who screams at the scam because of their incompetence...

Here, here. Totally agree.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: IceeYuranus on September 18, 2019, 08:35:36 PM
Did either of you bother to read the link??


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: homepulp on October 28, 2019, 11:16:44 AM
Coinpot is definitely not a scam. I have been receiving payments regularly for 2 years. Sometimes bug problems, but I never had a loss of profit.

Often the problem comes from people who do not know how to use it and who screams at the scam because of their incompetence...

It really work fine for me


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yannik.biz on October 28, 2019, 11:58:36 AM
CoinPot is more then trusted with all there faucets.
Just made a LTC withdraw about 10 hours ago and now its payed, very fast !

https://blockchair.com/litecoin/transaction/c06837ac6071c2f2a7331fe8ac18d33af2ac7347ff471bf156b02a4aae37fec0


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: txrvk on January 10, 2020, 12:22:58 PM
I was cheated by Coinpot.
My 4 withdrawals were suspended for no reason.
I have 100% sure that not violated the terms of service.
I wrote to Coinpot support several times but did not receive an answer.
It was a few dollars loss for me for which I worked for 1 month.
Regards !


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on January 11, 2020, 04:03:27 PM
I was cheated by Coinpot.
My 4 withdrawals were suspended for no reason.
I have 100% sure that not violated the terms of service.
I wrote to Coinpot support several times but did not receive an answer.
It was a few dollars loss for me for which I worked for 1 month.
Regards !

Support is non-existent unfortunately. Since your withdrawals were not processed (assuming fraud), you've to stop using the faucets and move along.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: okorieemmanuel on January 23, 2020, 06:00:35 AM
Coinpot has also suspended my account and ceased ALL my coins.

I had accumulated several cryptocurrency and sent payments on the 2nd of January 2020, I discovered 8days later that my coins were not sent and my account was suspended. I contacted support and they never replied back.


My advice for any user using their services is NEVER ACCUMULATE TOO MUCH BITCOIN, LITECOIN E.T.C THAT HAS A SIGNIFICANT VALUE. There is NO GUARANTEE THAT YOUR ACCOUNT WOULD BE THE NEXT TO BE SUSPENDED!!!

A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on February 26, 2020, 11:24:33 AM
They rarely, if ever, respond to their "support" address. It's fine for a while and then suddenly for no given reason they stop paying. Some who are still getting paid seem to think that so long as they are getting paid it's not a scam, regardless of the obviously large number of people who have been screwed over by them.

It's like me going into a court where a burglar is being charged and telling the judge well he hasn't burgled my house so you should dismiss the case!

Sheesh!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Marksoftyler on May 10, 2020, 09:13:45 PM
coinpot is a massive scam! so i have been using them for over a year with no issues withdrawing a dollar here and there, well since the pandemic there are 3 of us at my house 24/7 that have nothing better to do then claim every 5 minutes and crush the challenges... well because my account did so well they suspended everything, tried to withdraw a confirmation came threw and my btc is completly gone not even on a blockchain transaction... so moral is dont do well on coinpot or you will be deamed unfair and loose all of your progress... also their support is garbage and does not respond to any emails,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at the numerous attempts to contact them with no response i honestly hope the scumbags get run over by a mac truck and god feeds them cactus from their rear ends for being such low life pos... i have photo evidence of this and also a video of a withdraw just vanishing with them! i warn you all now to stop using these scumbag scammers now!!!!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: babygun on May 10, 2020, 09:28:39 PM
Everybody knows that support at coinpot is non existing, but they keep paying! Recent a BTC payment a couple of days ago without any problems.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on May 10, 2020, 10:24:02 PM
Everybody knows that support at coinpot is non existing, but they keep paying! Recent a BTC payment a couple of days ago without any problems.


To be accurate you should say they keep paying sometimes. Looking at this thread it is not just complaints about their support, many people are not getting paid too.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on May 10, 2020, 11:07:11 PM
Everybody knows that support at coinpot is non existing, but they keep paying! Recent a BTC payment a couple of days ago without any problems.


To be accurate you should say they keep paying sometimes. Looking at this thread it is not just complaints about their support, many people are not getting paid too.

but most people are being paid or you would thousands of complaints. people rarely complain when they are being paid.

all that i can conclude from the posts on this thread is that most people are honest and use the faucets etc fairly and within the rules, but a few people don't.
also most people get paid and so rarely post here, but a few people don't get paid and they do post here.

for example the person above (Marksoftyler) is admitting that multiple people in the same household are hammering the faucets.
from coinpots point of view these will likely being all coming from the same IP address so would look like one person having multiple accounts and maybe using a bot to claim
its understandable that this would look suspicious. im just saying.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on May 11, 2020, 12:23:19 AM
Well please consider that it is extremely annoying for someone like me who has done nothing against the rules but got screwed by them to then see people essentially posting that, "it is not a scam because I got paid",  or even worse, "you must have done soemthing wrong".

Screwing people over and then not replying and being totally uncontactable anywhere is just not acceptable. no matter how much you claim that it is. Nor is paying "most people".


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on May 11, 2020, 01:55:45 AM
Well please consider that it is extremely annoying for someone like me who has done nothing against the rules but got screwed by them to then see people essentially posting that, "it is not a scam because I got paid",  or even worse, "you must have done soemthing wrong".

Screwing people over and then not replying and being totally uncontactable anywhere is just not acceptable. no matter how much you claim that it is. Nor is paying "most people".

they are contactable, the support email address from their site is support@coinpot.co
i have had 2 responses from them in the past to solve issues i had
i think they just decide not to waste time replying to users that they believe are scammers/cheaters

and im sure they pay everyone - except those that they believe are scammers/cheaters
their whole business revolves around users visiting their sites and viewing ads - why would they ban good honest users who are doing that?
it doesnt make business sense to turn away that ad revenue

this isnt a personal attack on you, so pls dont be so defensive
i just see 2 types of posts regularly in this thread...
1) users who have been banned
2) users who are boasting about or requesting information about how they can cheat the system
it doesn't take a genius to see that there is probably a big overlap between these 2 groups of users  ;)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on May 11, 2020, 07:29:30 PM
Well please consider that it is extremely annoying for someone like me who has done nothing against the rules but got screwed by them to then see people essentially posting that, "it is not a scam because I got paid",  or even worse, "you must have done soemthing wrong".

Screwing people over and then not replying and being totally uncontactable anywhere is just not acceptable. no matter how much you claim that it is. Nor is paying "most people".
this isnt a personal attack on you, so pls dont be so defensive

It's ok I'm not taking it personally, still I think there is no excuse for rudeness. They are ignoring messages from users they have wrongly identified as bad in some way. They are wrong.... they get away with it because they have so many users and don't really care about the ones they scam, its just seen by them as an acceptable thing, but I don't accept it. I hope they lose lots of money somehow, like I said there is no excuse for rudeness.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on May 12, 2020, 12:44:22 AM

they are contactable, the support email address from their site is support@coinpot.co
i have had 2 responses from them in the past to solve issues i had
i think they just decide not to waste time replying to users that they believe are scammers/cheaters

and im sure they pay everyone - except those that they believe are scammers/cheaters
their whole business revolves around users visiting their sites and viewing ads - why would they ban good honest users who are doing that?
it doesnt make business sense to turn away that ad revenue

this isnt a personal attack on you, so pls dont be so defensive
i just see 2 types of posts regularly in this thread...
1) users who have been banned
2) users who are boasting about or requesting information about how they can cheat the system
it doesn't take a genius to see that there is probably a big overlap between these 2 groups of users  ;)


What, that email is actually contactable?

So far I've never received any response from that support although it was support-related.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yannik.biz on May 12, 2020, 07:35:59 PM
i also stopped working with them after 6 years now .....

coinpot is shit  ;)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on May 12, 2020, 09:46:22 PM
i also stopped working with them after 6 years now .....

coinpot is shit  ;)

Put it this way, if I found a way to completely block bots I would not let them have it!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Loafman on May 18, 2020, 11:38:53 AM
Well, now I've seen it with my own eyes. I have been using Coinpot for some time, and have made several successful withdrawals.

I'd seen all the warnings, and didn't disbelieve them, but had never been burnt myself... until now.

I made a withdrawal request on the 16th (2 days ago) for some Litecoin. I only selected a portion of the Litecoin I had as it was the first time I'd withdrawn Litecoin from them and wanted to be sure it would go smoothly.

Well on the 17th, the site went down for maintenance without warning, and when it came back up, the withdrawal request had vanished from my Litecoin history, but I hadn't received them. The coins were still missing from my Coinpot balance, but to top it off, they had taken the coins twice! It was like I never had the coins when looking at my history, even the graph that shows historical balance showed that I never had them!

It wasn't a major amount in financial terms, but my trust is now hanging in the balance. If they do that to a large number of customers each time they have maintenance, it will mount up, and most people probably wont notice. Trust is paramount with these type of sites, and if they're skimming then they can do one!

I've emailed support, I'll see if they bother replying and report back. I guess it's possible that it was unintentional, but I somehow doubt it. In the meantime I've requested the withdrawal of the rest of my Coipot balance.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: mmoren73 on May 27, 2020, 05:11:34 PM
as of may 2020 coinpot has stopped paying, im not banned and got paid regularly for several years until this month, been two weeks waiting for withdraw, and nothing, i noticed awhile ago i wasnt getting the tokens for over a 100 claims in a day, then the withdraws just stopped, never once has it taken over 48 hours, and now 2 weeks, and nothing, its bad sign guys, and besides a site that does so well and has no support, is in it for him not us, and every site always ends up as a scam when they cant pay anymore


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: babygun on May 27, 2020, 09:21:20 PM
as of may 2020 coinpot has stopped paying, im not banned and got paid regularly for several years until this month, been two weeks waiting for withdraw, and nothing, i noticed awhile ago i wasnt getting the tokens for over a 100 claims in a day, then the withdraws just stopped, never once has it taken over 48 hours, and now 2 weeks, and nothing, its bad sign guys, and besides a site that does so well and has no support, is in it for him not us, and every site always ends up as a scam when they cant pay anymore

Since the last time there were down, I also don't receive any tokens when claiming on moondash or mooncash. I did however receive a payment a couple of days ago, so they are still paying.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on May 27, 2020, 10:26:28 PM
Since the last time there were down, I also don't receive any tokens when claiming on moondash or mooncash. I did however receive a payment a couple of days ago, so they are still paying.

You mean they are stilll paying sometimes, maybe!  :)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Psychobitch on June 22, 2020, 09:29:51 AM
As of June 15 my withdrawal stop completely, checking through transaction history I saw status was cancelled. A message appear when i click the cancel status and it says I have breached their TOS due to fraudulent activity ???

My account had like 1 referral who was my cousin. But anyway to keep it short if your account has just been collecting and transferring your earnings out of coinpot to your “own” wallet that probably count as fraudulent activity I suppose ::)

But for me a lesson learn again not to trust faucets, withdraw regularly and take no bullshit. But also it wasn’t that unexpected, just got comfortable after a few years using the faucet.

I felt it coming when they announced they got hacked but manage to keep the wallet safe and everything else intact except the “referral database”. Now why would a hacker prize the referral database over coinpot wallet which is the mother-load . And coinpot referral database is just email and name. Even the faucet that weren't affected lost their referrals, oh my what coincidence.

The thing is coinpot is a scam, it just doesn’t scam people everyday. Every year or two , if you google search “coinpot scam”  you will see those whose account is suspended. And the thing about coinpot they don’t block your account instead they will cancel your withdrawal and keep it for themselves. And you can still collect from the faucet, means those who are unaware and getting too comfortable will probably only know weeks after that coinpot had cheated and stolen their money.

Coinpot TOS states you may choose to not continue using coinpot at anytime which basically translate into we are stealing your stuff right infront of your face. And TOS over the internet in the crypto world is just a load of BS. Terms and condition means nuts when you don’t have a company or anything physical to proof.

Its just after the wuhan virus aftermath, mostly everyone is tight on cash, coinpot owner is not different. So he decides to steal.. no ads no money and faucet rely on ads to make profit not survive. You can see it in almost all faucet as they gain popularity and traffic their ads and redirect start pilling up.

So this is the thing get in and get out, in crypto world everyone is trying to make a quick buck out of someone. So noe we strike coinpot of our bookmark and that leaves us with just freebitco. The only but one faucet left, which some consider reputable.

But there will always be another coinpot coming into the game because the same people would just switch names and brand. I just have to say that i have a feeling coinpot wallet is gonna get hacked next. Assuming they are smart enough not to keep everything in a hot wallet.. so they will probably manage to only salvage their tokens.  

That is the bitter distasteful part of crypto, so much for privacy if its unregulated. I would picture crypto to the street protest in US and think, if with laws people are acting this way imagine how people would be like in a crypto world without laws.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on June 22, 2020, 05:56:47 PM
Never had any problem with CoinPot and they're still paying regularly despite the hack. I always transfer my earnings to my 'own' wallet and it has always been problem-free. Maybe you've been unlucky or perhaps you've unwittingly done something to breach their TOS?

As of June 15 my withdrawal stop completely, checking through transaction history I saw status was cancelled. A message appear when i click the cancel status and it says I have breached their TOS due to fraudulent activity ???

My account had like 1 referral who was my cousin. But anyway to keep it short if your account has just been collecting and transferring your earnings out of coinpot to your “own” wallet that probably count as fraudulent activity I suppose ::)

But for me a lesson learn again not to trust faucets, withdraw regularly and take no bullshit. But also it wasn’t that unexpected, just got comfortable after a few years using the faucet.

I felt it coming when they announced they got hacked but manage to keep the wallet safe and everything else intact except the “referral database”. Now why would a hacker prize the referral database over coinpot wallet which is the mother-load . And coinpot referral database is just email and name. Even the faucet that weren't affected lost their referrals, oh my what coincidence.

The thing is coinpot is a scam, it just doesn’t scam people everyday. Every year or two , if you google search “coinpot scam”  you will see those whose account is suspended. And the thing about coinpot they don’t block your account instead they will cancel your withdrawal and keep it for themselves. And you can still collect from the faucet, means those who are unaware and getting too comfortable will probably only know weeks after that coinpot had cheated and stolen their money.

Coinpot TOS states you may choose to not continue using coinpot at anytime which basically translate into we are stealing your stuff right infront of your face. And TOS over the internet in the crypto world is just a load of BS. Terms and condition means nuts when you don’t have a company or anything physical to proof.

Its just after the wuhan virus aftermath, mostly everyone is tight on cash, coinpot owner is not different. So he decides to steal.. no ads no money and faucet rely on ads to make profit not survive. You can see it in almost all faucet as they gain popularity and traffic their ads and redirect start pilling up.

So this is the thing get in and get out, in crypto world everyone is trying to make a quick buck out of someone. So noe we strike coinpot of our bookmark and that leaves us with just freebitco. The only but one faucet left, which some consider reputable.

But there will always be another coinpot coming into the game because the same people would just switch names and brand. I just have to say that i have a feeling coinpot wallet is gonna get hacked next. Assuming they are smart enough not to keep everything in a hot wallet.. so they will probably manage to only salvage their tokens.  

That is the bitter distasteful part of crypto, so much for privacy if its unregulated. I would picture crypto to the street protest in US and think, if with laws people are acting this way imagine how people would be like in a crypto world without laws.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Loafman on June 23, 2020, 05:41:23 PM
Never had any problem with CoinPot and they're still paying regularly despite the hack. I always transfer my earnings to my 'own' wallet and it has always been problem-free. Maybe you've been unlucky or perhaps you've unwittingly done something to breach their TOS?

To be fair, I think the point the OP was trying to make is that Coinpot (and other microwallets) are their own self appointed "judge, jury and executioner", and there's sweet FA you can do about it. Which is the unfortunate truth. You wouldn't necessarily have to breach their TOS to get banned, I'm sure it happens to a lot of people. The tiniest element of doubt could be enough.

I've heard that it's mostly people earning decent amounts from referrals that seem to get banned for no apparent reason. This makes sense if you consider that they will keep the referrals and then not pay the referral fees.. a total scam if it is true.

The thing is, on the other hand, there are a hell of a lot of people trying to scam these faucets with bots, proxys/VPN's and other methods, so they will generally have a zero tolerance policy (even if they have the tiniest suspicion). It's certainly nothing personal, and I'm sure they would rather have a world where they know everyone is playing their game 'above board'. Paranoia breeds paranoia etc..

I have made further withdrawals since my 'issue' (a few posts back) and they have all gone smoothly. I'm not happy that I received no response to my queries, but they are still paying me, so I'll keep making the claims.

It's true though, that an unregulated world can be a minefield, but everything was unregulated once, and we still survived! Peace.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Psychobitch on June 24, 2020, 09:21:59 PM
If anyone is implying that I might unwittingly or accidentally cheated, let me just say this you can’t unwittingly or accidentally cheat. Its either you choose to cheat or not. It’s funny how people nowadays can’t even be honest with themselves and their words these days.

I want to clarify that my post was intended to let others know that my payment stopped as of 15 th June 2020 and serve as a warning or heads up to what might probably happen to them in a near future. I provide my insights on how one should not get overly comfortable when dealing with faucets, seeing as how this scheme have been going on for quite sometime.

This is not a debate or argument on whether coinpot is still paying or not. And unless you have requested a payment after 15 th June 2020 and unless you have some sort of proof, then you are just assuming they are still paying regularly like how it has been for the past 3 years. And you know know what they say “assuming is the muthafcuker of all fcuk ups” period

If i have been with them for 3 years, played by their rules and still get suspended, then your time will come soon enough unless of course you are them.

The only difference is I get to be the victim because I was not given any heads up or warning, and you get to be the moron when that happens so live with it. Tell a moron that there is a pit full of shit 5 steps ahead and the moron will take that 5 steps, fall into the pit, pull himself out of the pit all covered in shit and then say oh there really is a pit full of shit.

And I know for a fact that there are plenty of morons like you in forums like these.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on June 24, 2020, 11:40:53 PM
If anyone is implying that I might unwittingly or accidentally cheated, let me just say this you can’t unwittingly or accidentally cheat. Its either you choose to cheat or not. It’s funny how people nowadays can’t even be honest with themselves and their words these days.

I want to clarify that my post was intended to let others know that my payment stopped as of 15 th June 2020 and serve as a warning or heads up to what might probably happen to them in a near future. I provide my insights on how one should not get overly comfortable when dealing with faucets, seeing as how this scheme have been going on for quite sometime.

This is not a debate or argument on whether coinpot is still paying or not. And unless you have requested a payment after 15 th June 2020 and unless you have some sort of proof, then you are just assuming they are still paying regularly like how it has been for the past 3 years. And you know know what they say “assuming is the muthafcuker of all fcuk ups” period

If i have been with them for 3 years, played by their rules and still get suspended, then your time will come soon enough unless of course you are them.

The only difference is I get to be the victim because I was not given any heads up or warning, and you get to be the moron when that happens so live with it. Tell a moron that there is a pit full of shit 5 steps ahead and the moron will take that 5 steps, fall into the pit, pull himself out of the pit all covered in shit and then say oh there really is a pit full of shit.

And I know for a fact that there are plenty of morons like you in forums like these.

perhaps we should all stop waking up in the morning and going to school/work and living our lives
because you know, one day we will all die - so whats the point in "assuming" we will be alive tomorrow?

one day coinpot will go offline permanently - either pre-announced or not.
and on that day no-one else will be able to claim, withdraw, play games etc
nothing lasts forever - its just life - enjoy the party while it lasts  :)

throwing around accusations without proof and calling people morons because they disagree with you?
well, that just makes it look more and more like you are butthurt because you got caught out cheating


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: gaspanic on June 25, 2020, 11:05:55 AM
Just created an account as I was upset to see Psychobitch was told a liar or a cheater.

Same story for me. Working flawlessly with coinpot for many many years.
I dont even remember ... I was using moonbitcoin before all faucet where united inside coinpot.

My withdrawal of the 16 june was cancelled, account suspended . Tried another on the 23, cancelled too.


Graham will tell me I am a liar but I never used bot of this kind of things, just claiming like I'm doing since many years.


This is my advice to coinpot users, withdraw as you can, consider your btc could be stolen soon, and hold the less crypto on coinpot you can.


Sorry for my bad English and have a nice day.



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: yambub on June 26, 2020, 10:38:41 AM
And the thing about coinpot they don’t block your account instead they will cancel your withdrawal and keep it for themselves.

This is true... It's worse than just stopping payments altogether. It's what google does when they decide to end someone's adsense account too, they wait and then tell you at the end of the payment period and keep your money, all the ad revenue they got from you for up to 2 months! It's a scummy thing to do. Google are similarly uncommunicative too, unless you count their bot email.



Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on June 26, 2020, 09:24:23 PM
Fair point, but I guess while they're operating in a completely unregulated space they have to be. There's so many people trying to game the system that they probably have to make snap decisions every day and like they actual law they don't always get it right!

Never had any problem with CoinPot and they're still paying regularly despite the hack. I always transfer my earnings to my 'own' wallet and it has always been problem-free. Maybe you've been unlucky or perhaps you've unwittingly done something to breach their TOS?

To be fair, I think the point the OP was trying to make is that Coinpot (and other microwallets) are their own self appointed "judge, jury and executioner", and there's sweet FA you can do about it. Which is the unfortunate truth. You wouldn't necessarily have to breach their TOS to get banned, I'm sure it happens to a lot of people. The tiniest element of doubt could be enough.

I've heard that it's mostly people earning decent amounts from referrals that seem to get banned for no apparent reason. This makes sense if you consider that they will keep the referrals and then not pay the referral fees.. a total scam if it is true.

The thing is, on the other hand, there are a hell of a lot of people trying to scam these faucets with bots, proxys/VPN's and other methods, so they will generally have a zero tolerance policy (even if they have the tiniest suspicion). It's certainly nothing personal, and I'm sure they would rather have a world where they know everyone is playing their game 'above board'. Paranoia breeds paranoia etc..

I have made further withdrawals since my 'issue' (a few posts back) and they have all gone smoothly. I'm not happy that I received no response to my queries, but they are still paying me, so I'll keep making the claims.

It's true though, that an unregulated world can be a minefield, but everything was unregulated once, and we still survived! Peace.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Bitcoin Dragon on June 27, 2020, 06:26:02 AM
Been using Coinpot and the Moon faucets almost since the beginning. Paid everytime on time to this day. Don't adblock or multi-account and you won't get banned.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on June 27, 2020, 10:55:33 AM
Well, initially they let you withdraw and make you believe it's not a scam. But later, they cancel your transactions and suspended your account unfairly and for no reason! So yes, it seems that after all it's a scam. Probably all of you are right. Coinpot claim that there is an alleged violation and without explaining, they are holding our own coins.

What happened to us: the day before yesterday I withdrew litecoins. My wife also withdrew her own coins from her own account in our common wallet. Yesterday Coinpot says that we have violated the terms of their service! It does not say anywhere in the terms that it is forbidden for 2 users to send coins from their accounts to the same address. It's the only thing I can imagine as a reason, but this is not forbidden by their terms of service. That is, sending two people to the same wallet their coins. They canceled our 2 transactions and unjustly suspended our accounts. How long does it take? No details. Yesterday we sent emails but have not yet received a reply.
This is unfair :-\ but this is Coinpot...

* of course if they correct their mistake, I'm ready to reconsider my opinion, but I don't see them responding :'(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: grahamlyons on June 27, 2020, 12:26:41 PM
Well, initially they let you withdraw and make you believe it's not a scam. But later, they cancel your transactions and suspended your account unfairly and for no reason! So yes, it seems that after all it's a scam. Probably all of you are right. Coinpot claim that there is an alleged violation and without explaining, they are holding our own coins.

What happened to us: the day before yesterday I withdrew litecoins. My wife also withdrew her own coins from her own account in our common wallet. Yesterday Coinpot says that we have violated the terms of their service! It does not say anywhere in the terms that it is forbidden for 2 users to send coins from their accounts to the same address. It's the only thing I can imagine as a reason, but this is not forbidden by their terms of service. That is, sending two people to the same wallet their coins. They canceled our 2 transactions and unjustly suspended our accounts. How long does it take? No details. Yesterday we sent emails but have not yet received a reply.
This is unfair :-\ but this is Coinpot...

* of course if they correct their mistake, I'm ready to reconsider my opinion, but I don't see them responding :'(


it seems obvious to me that this is the reason you were banned. and probably any faucet claims were from the same ip address for both accounts.
i know you say it is you and your wife...but from coinpots point of view, how can they tell any difference between you and a user trying to scam them with multiple accounts?
it just looks exactly the same to them.

most wallets allow different receiving addresses so there is no reason that you and your wife had to share the same withdrawal address
id suggest anyone else in the same situation to avoid making this mistake!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on June 27, 2020, 12:54:00 PM
Well, initially they let you withdraw and make you believe it's not a scam. But later, they cancel your transactions and suspended your account unfairly and for no reason! So yes, it seems that after all it's a scam. Probably all of you are right. Coinpot claim that there is an alleged violation and without explaining, they are holding our own coins.

What happened to us: the day before yesterday I withdrew litecoins. My wife also withdrew her own coins from her own account in our common wallet. Yesterday Coinpot says that we have violated the terms of their service! It does not say anywhere in the terms that it is forbidden for 2 users to send coins from their accounts to the same address. It's the only thing I can imagine as a reason, but this is not forbidden by their terms of service. That is, sending two people to the same wallet their coins. They canceled our 2 transactions and unjustly suspended our accounts. How long does it take? No details. Yesterday we sent emails but have not yet received a reply.
This is unfair :-\ but this is Coinpot...

* of course if they correct their mistake, I'm ready to reconsider my opinion, but I don't see them responding :'(


Hate to say this, but Coinpot hardly ever (if they do) reply to tickets. You might have to move on, because there's no guarantee the owner would allow you to start over.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on June 27, 2020, 12:59:02 PM
I sent them the two emails of our two accounts in order to find out that they are two different names, our own names! I can't do anything else.
Of course I guess that might be their problem, maybe it's something else. In any case, they should clarify which is the term violation, as well as how long the suspension lasts.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on June 27, 2020, 01:15:00 PM
Give it a few days. If not, don't bother following up because there are some that mentioned the whole faucet is run by an individual and is always overwhelmed by emails and is too busy to reply to them.

Heck, there was once my deposit didn't appear and CP never replied to mine.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on June 27, 2020, 01:39:18 PM
Suspension and termination are 2 types of punishment.
Suspension means for a certain period of time. Otherwise it would mean termination, closure of the account (ie forever). I assume that the first concerns a warning, while the second concerns a case of relapse, so it is irreversible.
That should be clear! Suspension ok, but for how long?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on June 27, 2020, 03:12:10 PM
Suspension and termination are 2 types of punishment.
Suspension means for a certain period of time. Otherwise it would mean termination, closure of the account (ie forever). I assume that the first concerns a warning, while the second concerns a case of relapse, so it is irreversible.
That should be clear! Suspension ok, but for how long?

No clue bud, no one has ever posted the screenshot of the suspension message before. Could you do you so here?


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on June 27, 2020, 04:41:42 PM
https://ibb.co/yQVZtDS


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on June 28, 2020, 12:44:22 PM

Well, suspension can also mean termination.

Let me tell you a case of mine. I used to advertise on the Google Ads platform until end of last year when it was permanently suspended for circumventing their systems, which they never revealed how. In other words, I was blacklisted after using their service for 5 years.

So you can see how fucked up Google is, being a mega company.

Back to you, it's a permanent suspension until you could provide otherwise. But highly likely you'll face either outcome:
1) You receive a reply that their systems have detected and confirmed a violation which they would not disclose of. Decision is final.
2) The owner doesn't respond.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on June 28, 2020, 01:19:29 PM
But you could have easily created those two (and more) email accounts yourself under pseudonyms. I'm not saying you did, but think about it - claims from same IP under different account names, sent to same crypto wallet - looks dodgy (even if it's not). Having two separate email addresses and names doesn't prove anything.

I sent them the two emails of our two accounts in order to find out that they are two different names, our own names! I can't do anything else.
Of course I guess that might be their problem, maybe it's something else. In any case, they should clarify which is the term violation, as well as how long the suspension lasts.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on June 28, 2020, 02:00:59 PM

Well, suspension can also mean termination.

Let me tell you a case of mine. I used to advertise on the Google Ads platform until end of last year when it was permanently suspended for circumventing their systems, which they never revealed how. In other words, I was blacklisted after using their service for 5 years.

So you can see how fucked up Google is, being a mega company.

Back to you, it's a permanent suspension until you could provide otherwise. But highly likely you'll face either outcome:
1) You receive a reply that their systems have detected and confirmed a violation which they would not disclose of. Decision is final.
2) The owner doesn't respond.
I'm sorry dude. for you, for me and those who have been wronged or punished without explanation.
I seems that the law of the strong rules this world. And as usual, the strong don't give a shit about you and me and all the rest. What can I say? In the end, that's life. This is well known.

But you could have easily created those two (and more) email accounts yourself under pseudonyms. I'm not saying you did, but think about it - claims from same IP under different account names, sent to same crypto wallet - looks dodgy (even if it's not). Having two separate email addresses and names doesn't prove anything.
In any case, that's not the point! The point is, they had to write it in the terms of the service. You cannot punish someone when there is no rule that has been violated.
I remind you that it was not proven but simply assumed by coinpot. And as I said, it is not the same person but two different ones (to keep a common wallet is our choice, it is not forbidden). The prohibition on sending to the same address should be explicit and clear on the ToS. Otherwise you can't punish anyone!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on June 28, 2020, 02:09:20 PM

I'm sorry dude. for you, for me and those who have been wronged or punished without explanation.
I seems that the law of the strong rules this world. And as usual, the strong don't give a shit about you and me and all the rest. What can I say? In the end, that's life. This is well known.

Yup. I don't want to sound negative/ discouraging but you can try give it 1 week max. If there's no response, you know what to do.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: galineau33 on July 01, 2020, 02:53:08 PM
Hello,
Like some of you, I have transfer concerns. My transfers are canceled. Can someone tell me more?
Because I tried to send a garlic but the box is full ...
I have no news from them and I don't know how to contact them ...
thanks for your advices

Jean


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on July 06, 2020, 08:09:36 AM
Dude, after reading all that was written here (hundreds of user complaints) the conclusion is that coinpot is really a scam. Their system is to entice you, they let you win some coins, but as soon as they see that you earn a lot, then they cancel your account arbitrarily and for no reason!

In the last 10 days I have sent them 4 emails and 2 emails sent my wife, but they never answer! We are outraged >:(
Their email is support@coinpot.co but don't expect an answer...


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 06, 2020, 08:34:20 AM
Dude, after reading all that was written here (hundreds of user complaints) the conclusion is that coinpot is really a scam. Their system is to entice you, they let you win some coins, but as soon as they see that you earn a lot, then they cancel your account arbitrarily and for no reason!

In the last 10 days I have sent them 4 emails and 2 emails sent my wife, but they never answer! We are outraged >:(
Their email is support@coinpot.co but don't expect an answer...

And there's absolutely no reason that you can think of as to why they would cancel you account for no reason?

Sites like CoinPot need users because they're advertising driven and more traffic=more revenue, it's as simple as that.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on July 09, 2020, 04:04:19 PM
Man you may not understand yet. The reason was never explained to us! They disdain to reply to our emails.
WE JUST ASSUME something that does not exist as a prohibition on the terms of service. In any case (even if we inadvertently violated something) there should be a warning.

As for what you say (+traffic = +revenue) it is theoritically true, but think of some hundreds of withdrawals going to 1-2 accounts! Ready hot collected coins ;) (I make an assumption).
Otherwise it is not explained WHY so many accounts suspended? There are a lot of people who complain that they didn't do something reprehensible and yet they punished them without explanation. Isn't all this suspicious? A serious company (or society, firm, group ecc) has communication with its users and gives explanations! It does not operate authoritarianly >:(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 09, 2020, 07:55:02 PM
Man you may not understand yet. The reason was never explained to us! They disdain to reply to our emails.
WE JUST ASSUME something that does not exist as a prohibition on the terms of service. In any case (even if we inadvertently violated something) there should be a warning.

As for what you say (+traffic = +revenue) it is theoritically true, but think of some hundreds of withdrawals going to 1-2 accounts! Ready hot collected coins ;) (I make an assumption).
Otherwise it is not explained WHY so many accounts suspended? There are a lot of people who complain that they didn't do something reprehensible and yet they punished them without explanation. Isn't all this suspicious? A serious company (or society, firm, group ecc) has communication with its users and gives explanations! It does not operate authoritarianly >:(

I do see what you're saying, but you've also got to realise that there are hundreds of people trying to scam CoinPot every day. They have to make decisions based on a quick examination of some basic evidence and I'm sure they get it wrong occasionally. But I would imagine they simply don't have the time to reply to each and every complaint they receive.

There's also going to be a lot of people who hit out when they've been caught when really they should just put their hands up and disappear.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on July 13, 2020, 09:03:22 AM
Bro, lack of time is not an excuse! If they are serious, they need to organize better their office, hire staff and function properly. Otherwise let them close it. 2 weeks have passed but they still have not answered  >:(

I understand that many people would try to make a lot of accounts to earn more coins, but we were not like that. In fact, my wife and I took coins from 2 different mobiles (each from his own). Coinpot does not have the right to remove and cancel the coins that we have been collecting with effort for so long. We feel wronged. When Coinpot do such an action,
must answer and be accountable. Otherwise it works arbitrarily.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on July 16, 2020, 08:27:03 AM
Bro, lack of time is not an excuse! If they are serious, they need to organize better their office, hire staff and function properly. Otherwise let them close it. 2 weeks have passed but they still have not answered  >:(

I understand that many people would try to make a lot of accounts to earn more coins, but we were not like that. In fact, my wife and I took coins from 2 different mobiles (each from his own). Coinpot does not have the right to remove and cancel the coins that we have been collecting with effort for so long. We feel wronged. When Coinpot do such an action,
must answer and be accountable. Otherwise it works arbitrarily.

I take your point, but I suspect they're a pretty small operation that doesn't have the resources to pay for staff etc. They're providing a great service for most people, and perhaps a few mistakes happen because of the volume of emails they get plus the number of people trying to scam them.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: feisar on August 29, 2020, 12:28:17 PM
After all, there on coinpot are very complex people! Because I wrote that they suspended my account without explanation, they blocked me on twitter!!! They confirmed their totalitarianism and authoritarianism :-\
This is the coinpot...
https://ibb.co/0mjNxnX (https://ibb.co/0mjNxnX)


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on August 29, 2020, 01:23:39 PM
After all, there on coinpot are very complex people! Because I wrote that they suspended my account without explanation, they blocked me on twitter!!! They confirmed their totalitarianism and authoritarianism :-\
This is the coinpot...
https://ibb.co/0mjNxnX (https://ibb.co/0mjNxnX)

I don't think that's CoinPotty's official Twitter account if ever there was one. And if you noticed, the links promoted are often from third-parties.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: emaxx1221 on January 22, 2021, 10:43:03 AM
Now I know the reason why they suspend an account.... if you try to withdraw your coins they will suspend your account they are a scam after all

After all, there on coinpot are very complex people! Because I wrote that they suspended my account without explanation, they blocked me on twitter!!! They confirmed their totalitarianism and authoritarianism :-\
This is the coinpot...
https://ibb.co/0mjNxnX (https://ibb.co/0mjNxnX)

I don't think that's CoinPotty's official Twitter account if ever there was one. And if you noticed, the links promoted are often from third-parties.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: RACToriginal on January 23, 2021, 06:32:50 PM
They terminate but they don't pay the balance we have , fuck'em


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Adam556 on January 24, 2021, 06:21:36 PM
Anyone who hasn't received payment from CP yet should send a polite email using the info on the website.

Don't expect a reply, but if enough people do it they may take notice and sort the issue out.

Many people have been waiting over a week for their payment now, myself included.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: -doubleU- on January 29, 2021, 08:26:05 AM
Today i see my BTC withdraw were canceled. All other withdrawals  in the last months in other currenys i had no problems. Its sad to see that she cancelled withdraws now in the last days of the service without any reason. I wrote a email at support to this, but i have only a small hope  :-\


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: UserU on January 29, 2021, 11:23:16 AM
Anyone who hasn't received payment from CP yet should send a polite email using the info on the website.

Don't expect a reply, but if enough people do it they may take notice and sort the issue out.

Many people have been waiting over a week for their payment now, myself included.

How much is your pending payout? While I hope CP isn't only prioritizing small payments, the VIP rates were a huge mistake to begin with.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Xandrah on February 01, 2021, 04:08:00 PM
Ahh yes, coinpot suddenly going a bit scammy, mailbox is full to try and file a complaint, I converted my 37 DOGE into BCH, tried to withdraw, and a day later it was CANCELLED saying I had violated TOS, while also taking all my BCH from the account.

https://imgur.com/ASvm84o

Here is a image, as you can see they have emptied my account entirely.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: -doubleU- on February 01, 2021, 10:27:22 PM
Same here... No response to my email about the canceled BTC withdrawal and another LTC withdrawal was canceled today. I'm not breaking the TOS at any time and older withdrawals were always all fine and now in the last few days they are turning into a scam ?!


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: baby3d on February 03, 2021, 11:50:19 PM
It seems coinpot.co is "randomly" cancelling withdrawals when the quantity is bigger than the average, or even suspending accounts. I did not have this problem but I'm still thinking about coinpot.co is a very sophisticated psicologicaly-minded SCAM, starting in not provably fair multiplier, continuing with unsustainable VIP rewards and ending with the exploding high price of BTC. Good words from them, many people talking (good) about it, but an obscure evil inside... only my opinion.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: lokoper on February 09, 2021, 04:50:40 PM
Yes, it's a scam. Same thing happened to me. I requested a payout and suspended my account for no reason and they never replied to my messages.  >:(


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Saint-loup on March 01, 2021, 01:53:38 AM
They seem to be off-line now and I don't think it's for a maintenance and they'll be back soon as they say...  >:( I think they've done an exit scam because they've only sent few BTC transactions during all the last month, February, while they were about to close and many people wanted to withdraw their funds.
https://archive.is/DZraL/f6835ad2226938a19fb09ff4729511da37c4fb91/scr.png
https://archive.is/DZraL
https://coinpot.co/


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: baby3d on March 01, 2021, 06:40:13 PM
They seem to be off-line now and I don't think it's for a maintenance and they'll be back soon as they say...  >:( I think they've done an exit scam because they've only sent few BTC transactions during all the last month, February, while they were about to close and many people wanted to withdraw their funds.
https://archive.is/DZraL/f6835ad2226938a19fb09ff4729511da37c4fb91/scr.png
https://archive.is/DZraL
https://coinpot.co/
Agree but not unexpected for me.

Coinpot started to smell as SCAM 1-2 years ago: 1º new tokens + 2º (NOT)provably fair multiplier game + 3º (unsustainable)VIP rewards = next year exit SCAM.

and of course very bad conversion rates, etc.

Most of people with small withdrawals saying "oh yes, coinpot.co pays you well"... but when you try to recover higher quantities, I think you'll never see it back in your wallet again.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: zmadah on April 22, 2021, 11:31:33 PM
That was a big scam.
Shame on them.
they stole my 0.018 btc


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: LosingMoney83 on April 23, 2021, 10:44:45 PM
Stole my .27 BTC.


Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: gundamwing on May 05, 2021, 08:17:59 AM
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Title: Re: coinpot.co scam or not
Post by: Refar109 on January 17, 2022, 10:25:47 AM
There was not a scam