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Unless they nuked it, you should get a 10% off when you use a referral link/code. Try to ask for it in their communities (telegram, reddit etc...) I'm sure people will be more than happy to give it to you but be warned that scams are rampant so I wouldn't recommend clicking links, the safest way is to enter the code yourself.
I would check on youtube as well. Maybe there are sponsored youtube videos out there with a discount link/code in the description box.
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Buying and selling of TBTCs is a frowned upon practice. Testnet coins are meant to be worthless.
If someone needs a larger amount of TBTC, a couple of members in bitcointalk are lending or giving them away for free. A quick lookup in your search engine (using "site:bitcointalk.org") and you'll find them otherwise start a thread about it.
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oh great! another trader with prophetic visions who can "find every dip and each top" for you... Let's be honest here, if you really can, you wouldn't be here posting this.
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Yes it is worthless because no sane person will buy them.
What you're talking about is actually a scam scheme. Since you won't be able to exchange them in established exchanges, the most common tactic is they will ask you to do it in their malicious website where you'll be requested to connect your wallet/approve stuff when it would actually steal your coins. Do not engage!
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Your support tickets may have been marked as solved on their end, that's why. It's also worth mentioning that not all support agents know what they're doing e.g. they could close your ticket abruptly, give false answers, make the conversation longer than it should be, etc...
Don't trouble yourself with the proof of balance thing. Focus on requesting to lift the restriction they put in your account. Exchanges don't delete your balance, what they do is come up with a reason to prohibit their users from withdrawing and stay in the gray area of law. This balance you speak of are just numbers and your coins are already in their wallet which they can spend however they want.
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Any chance you initiated a withdrawal and forgot about them? or the payout was automated or something?
If you were registered, one or two emails from them could be in your email account, try to search related keywords or just look at all the "verify your account" emails during the target time period.
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Try with their live support, read: How can I contact Coinbase Support?. I've never tried it but I'm assuming you would need to play around with it for a bit. r/CoinBase also do support ticket escalation if you post in their subreddit but be warned, it is swarming with scammers. |
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You obviously have no experience so do not comment. I came here to hear other people personal experience. I only heard positive experiences from people who are in the sistem. I'm asking this because I have much bigger investments plans than them. Thanks and goodbye
It's a blatant scam. I don't need to dip my fingers into a boiling water to know it'll hurt me. You can't guarantee % of profit on this, trading is already unstable as it is. They're basically saying it's a money making machine lol we are not in some kind of dreamland... Single asset
Activate one liquidity pool, lasting for 3 months, with the required initial balance of 300 USDT and receive a fixed 6% of income monthly.
Multi-asset
Activate three liquidity pools, lasting for 6 months, with the necessary initial balance of 900 USDT and get a stable income of 7.5% per month.
Diversified asset
Diversify your risks together with an algorithm that will distribute your assets into 10 different pools, which will allow you to receive a 9% profit monthly. Followers, members, reviews or any kind of engangement can pretty much be bought these days, just look at this AMA thread of theirs with all the new accounts: https://www.reddit.com/r/Intelfinglobal/comments/uiappw/intelfin_ama/ |
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It's just the typical scam trading bot promising high returns. Let's wake up, low risk + high returns doesn't exist. It's the reason why these people are bothering recruiting for memberships instead of taking the easy route of investing themselves. There's plenty of ways to get a starting capital especially if you're confident you'll be making a profit 24/7 lol. Arbitration bot
Income up to 22.4% per month
What is the winning formula? Low risk + high return. Our automated system works effectively in different markets, making a profit 24/7. |
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Seeing coingate's ANN about this, OP could be talking about mobile credit in a postpaid plan which means they will be charged in their bill. If so, that's even harder to find. I'm not expecting it to be in demand either with all the additional fees... I do hope you have some sort of situation for this because there are cheaper and more accessible means to buy bitcoin. I'd say look into your local exchanges and if there's none offering the same thing, thats probably all there is. |
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...I don't want to go through all the verification, I.D., and waiting bs that I went through the first time around in 2017
Coinbase pro is just one of the products under your coinbase account so normally, you wouldn't be asked to do another round of KYC if your coinbase account is already verified ('normally' because I saw some people were asked for further documents). You don't need to sign up in pro as well, just go straight for sign in since coinbase and pro have the same login. |
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or use the usual go-to fiat crowdfunding platforms and then redirect the people who wants to pay crypto off-site if that's allowed otherwise you can do it subtly by inputing your handles (e.g. website, social medias, etc...) in your post. I imagine most people interested on chipping in would at least visit your website.
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please stop recommending walletexplorer.com/, Chainalysis bought it in a while
Tbf, the same can be said with every block explorers, there's no guarantee they aren't sharing your data. If OP is concerned about this, they can 'minimize' such risk using TOR. |
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No reason to not mention the said website then, it would save the interested folks' time. But before that, have you tried checking if they do gift cards? if so, see Gift cards providers |
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Hard to say OP. These "hassles" (e.g. reverification) are typically on a case-by-case basis and users most of the time are in the dark of what exactly triggers them. In addition identity verification softwares exchanges use don't always work so it's possible for your re/verification attempt to be rejected.
If you wanna go with CEXes, best you can do is read their TOS and make sure you aren't breaking them. Generally, US based exchanges tends to be relatively strict. There are also dubious ones like hitbtc that should be avoided as well so make sure to DYOR.
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Such big claims needs to be backed by solid evidences otherwise it becomes a hearsay. Most of us here are your average folks, I don't think you'll be able to find the confirmation to your suspicion/s on certain exchanges thru this forum either.
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In addition, crypto exchanges don't do your taxes for you. The profits you earned are also made up numbers probably designed in order to trap you. Did a cute girl/guy slide into your DMs and persuaded you to invest?
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