How many more users will post here their "missing" payments, without anyone ever reading what has been explained a dozen times several pages back?
The site does pay, only extremely slow, currently we're at just over 3 weeks between withdrawal request and transfer.
To find out when it's your turn, just click withdraw and scroll down to the bottom of the page, below the list of your own past withdrawals, there you will see the latest 20 transfers executed including the date of request.
As of right now withdrawal requests up to august 8 have been executed yesterday, august 30, so the wait is 22 days and one can assume, requests from august 9 will be next.
Personally I had requested a BTC withdrawal on august 6 and I received it 24 hours ago, making the wait for BTC withdrawals slightly longer than LTC withdrawals, but in general it's just over 3 weeks.

I'm not exactly sure anymore, been a while, also it would very much depend on how many missions you do per day.
It can be done in about 3-4 months (of course considered no cheating), but that would require you to live on the site, be online 16 hours a day 7 days a week, refilling energy every 10 minutes.
As a rule of thumb and if you remember how long it took you from 17 to 18, you can calculate 18 to 19 will take roughly 75% longer.

You did cleanup some, but you missed a whole series of offers for sat <-> Doge setup around 2019-08-14 10:44:xx

@clearmaker I didn't receive any e-mail

No clue how that works, never changed any settings from default.
I'm not here so often, could take days for me to find a PM here.
If nothing else, check my profile, there's a link to my homepage and on that there's a contact page.

Has anyone checked the market place in the last half hour or so?
By now it's over 25 pages full of exchange offers, all from different (and very odd) nicknames, all with very odd figures, but literally all for the exact same exchange rate, appearing in a matter of seconds from one to the next and (as of right now while I'm writing here) still going on.
It's as if someone wants to brag about how many accounts he has.
Wonder what kind of cleanup THIS will take.

Edit: Now he seems to have slightly changed, nicknames less odd and exchange rates slightly different from one another, but still appearing within seconds from one to the next.

Check the withdrawal page, where it shows all your withdrawals from the past with the last one as "pending" or "approved".
Scroll down below your own withdrawals, there's a list of the recent withdrawals including dates.
There you can see, they are currently processing withdrawal requests from july 24, meaning it currently takes 19 days.

I'm not sure (not a patron), but are you saying V2 will be exclusively the game and nothing else?
As far as I understood the game is for VMPs, where VMPs can be attacked and so on, but (still only what I understood) if you are not member of a VMP, you can still use the rest of the site without getting involved into the game.
I only expect mining pay to be cut in half, when all HP > 1000 gets moved to a (at least on start) worthless token, but there we will have to see, where and for how much we can trade that token.
Correct me if I'm wrong.

Fairly simple, extremely cheap programming in shortest possible time.
I'm a coder myself, I can tell you, they have one or more memory leaks somewhere in their code, causing their resources to run full with junk data, until the server cannot handle additional data anymore.
They just never bothered searching those leaks, because every coder knows, searching these errors takes 10 times longer than writing the whole site.
That's why they rather reboot their servers once in a while.
They just never thought of restarting the servers automatically, about once a week or so.

The point is, "usually" you do not have any problems, their automated system works in "most" cases just fine.
Only if you have a problem, such as a withdrawal going wrong due to a glitch in the server, there's nothing you can do, other than swearing and forgetting about your money.

A really bad issue would be for example the multiplier, stating it should be a 50:50 chance, while it has a hefty house edge.
I've run the multiplier for precisely 10,000 rolls per day ever since it exists, making it way over a million rolls I've done, which is a significant enough sample to say, the overall result should be within a fraction of a percent at 50:50.
But I'm not getting that, I'm getting an overall average of -400 per 10,000 rolls, where my best days come out around zero and the worst days end up around -1200.
I'm still using the multiplier, because the first 10,000 rolls of a day pay 700 tokens in bonus stars, meaning in a month overall I still come out ahead, but a 50:50 chance would look different.
I'm sure Coinpot is aware of this and part of the reason why they have no support is, they would get drowned in complaints about this multiplier.

Its as simple as: This is not the crypto world, it's the faucet world, where companies have to calculate with tiny fractions of pennies.
If they had support, the price of the support staff would have to be deduced from the payout of the faucet and then they wouldn't be a high paying faucet anymore, subsequent be less popular, have less users and make less money themselves.

You as a user are worth to Coinpot maybe 50 cents a day, support staff costs maybe $100 per day and worker, so how many additional users would they have to have to make it worth paying support staff?
Losing a few users is simply cheaper than paying support staff.

For your lost e-mail I suggest, delete cookies, reset your browser, signup a new account with your new mail address and forget about the old account, if you're on a dynamic IP that will work just fine.

What you think they should do and what they actually do are two independent things.

Look at it this way:
The vast majority of all crypto related websites are scams.
The vast majority of all crypto faucets has stopped paying after only a few days online, many never paid anything from day one on.
Even among faucets that do pay, the vast majority of all paying faucets pays far less than the coinpot faucets do.
Furthermore:
Cointpot has been online and paying for YEARS.
Compared to a few glitches their website has, where users occasionally lose a few coins that they got for free in the first place, the vast majority of all other faucets is way worse.

I take Coinpot as it is over almost any other faucet there is, but I'm realistic enough to know that if I never ever heard of a single user getting a reply from Coinpot support, then there just is no support.
I can live with this, even after a few losses through glitches, where I didn't get paid part of what I claimed, Coinpot has still paid me MILLIONS of Satoshis over the time I've been a member there.

Do you still believe I'm thinking negative?

I've claimed from the Coinpot faucets for almost 2 years, I've been extremely active in the crypto world, in forums and chats and I have NEVER heard of a single person who ever heard about any user who ever got a response from Coinpot support.
I personally have lost 4 or 5 times a few 1000 sat in a conversion or a withdrawal where their website malfunctioned and of course I mailed them, but up to today (over a year later) I got no reply, let alone getting the lost money back.

So if you believe you could get an answer from them, I wish you good luck, but I'll bet you 1000:1, you won't get anything from them ever.

That's the same as with answering e-mail, they could, but they won't.

They could, but they won't.
There is no support at Coinpot, you're on your own, if something works, fine, if not, forget about it.

There's a gigantic lag between claims and update of the challenge page, can take an hour or more before you see a claim in the claims per day.
Also the multiplier "forgets" roughly half of the rolls you do, meaning you do get or lose the tokens in the multiplier, but in multiplier rolls per day or per month it counts only just over half of them.

Has happened before (a month ago or so if I remember right) and requires a server restart to fix it.
Since they do not have any kind of support, never read any of their email and they rarely check whether the site is working, it may take several days, if not weeks before they notice the problem and restart the server.

Not sure if it's just me, but I find it an extreme pity that one of the longest lived faucets on the web has such an extremely bad customer support.

You win the Bitcoin lottery at Rank 2 and earn 6277 satoshi and 628 Crystals! Happy? Share it!

Now you might say rank 2 is only 2nd best and about 70 cents in value isn't really worth mentioning, but since this is the very first time that I win anything in over a year and a half of faucet claiming from several dozen faucets, where almost all of them run some kind of lottery, I'm happy anyway.

Suggestion: The market place should have an option to type the amount of cards one wants to give or get or at least a button to click for "all you have".
I just sold over 5000 cards, including over 2500 cards of the same type, where clicking over 5000 times just to create the offer is a real pain and serves no purpose, not for the user nor for the site.

Another suggestion: The list of offers in the market place should be sortable other than by date, as far as possible.
I.e. if I want to trade satoshi for crystals or the other way around, I really don't care which offer is the newest, I just care which offer gives me the best relation between what I give and what I get.
This way all the absurd offers would kinda be moved out of sight on the very last pages, while attractive offers would appear on top.

Not sure where that calculation comes from or how it is calculated, simply because it cannot be calculated because the mining value depends on BTC course, if BTC goes up, you get less sat per hour from your mining.

Either way, ~0.008BTC doesn't give ~240,000HP, it gives ~1,900HP.
(Figures rounded, because the input form to "get more HP" doesn't let me put in a number > 0.0035BTC.)

Edit, got the bug: When you type in a value, it calculates what you typed, while the number to deposit switches to 0.00355375BTC, meaning what is displays is entirely wrong, unless you type a number to deposit < 0.0035
I assume that's because I have 1100HP and the site says you can get to a max of 2000HP with a deposit, meaning it won't let me deposit more than required to reach 2000, only the automatic that reduces the deposit amount doesn't also update the figures of what you get for your deposit.
My guess is, you must have typed a 1, without 0.0 in front and it gave you the numbers of what you would get for a deposit of 1BTC, while the automatic reduced the amount to deposit to 0.008, which would be the max you from your current HP could deposit to reach 2000HP.

I'm sorry if I got something wrong, but I believe the info is all there, many pages above.
It was actually me pointing out several months ago the bug that one could use shortlinks more often than the indicated number and you replied that you are aware of that, which I took for a you don't mind.
We even had a short discussion there, where you pointed out that the indicated 100 times one could use "linkshrink" were sufficient to use just that one all day, which is obsolete by now because linkshrink is gone.
If you had replied back then, that you do mind, I would have stopped doing shortlinks on your site when linkshrink disappeared.

As a side note, let me mention (for the 10th time or so) shortlinks do NOT pay either way, whether you allow 1 access per day or 100.
Shortlinks pay a given amount of times per IP per day, and there isn't one single user on your site who does not also use other faucets using the same shortlinks, meaning whether or not you get paid by your shortlinks depends on which faucet a user uses first per day.
In my case, I usually go to CMG first every day, but just to restart mining, claim the expired missions and launch a new one, meaning I do ONE shortlink that will pay you, then, before I come back the 2nd time, I will have claimed from 2 dozen other faucets where some use the same shortlinks and from then on your shortlinks do not pay you anymore.
I believe even this one time per day you get paid from my first shortlink access is already an exception, the vast majority of users will access other faucets before coming to CMG and that means you don't get paid at all.
The web is full of 1000s of former faucets based on shortlinks, all bankrupt when they had to find out that their shortlinks do not pay.

Either way, so far all replies I got from you to my posting were that you found my input useful, that's why I kept posting, even though I'm aware I've been pretty critical, after all I believe there's no point in sweet talking if the reality from a users point of view is different.
If that has now changed, just let me know, I will stop posting here and we'll find out how you'll be doing when you have to find out what I think by my behavior rather than my stated opinion in here.

.... and here's todays (bad) surprise, the choice of shortlink now enforces the max amount of how often one can use a specific shortlink.

Not that I didn't expect this to happen sooner or later, but for me that means once "shortest" is used up, there's no more energy refill, simply because I'm not willing to use a shortlink that has a captcha and a waiting timer, for a real value of $0.0001 (the calculation I had posted a few pages above).
If you believe you're better off if I launch one or two missions less per day, so be it.
To my mind it has exclusively advantages for me and downsides for you, simply because now I will look at the site only once every 3 hours, rather than once every 10 minutes as I did up to last night.
Meanwhile, if I really feel like doing shortlinks with captcha, I will look for those 5 minute faucets who all pay 10 times more per shortlink.