@Symphonized while I understand that he won’t get a refund, but the support should consider blocking the IP address if it’s different to what @CoinSkipper was using so that the other user is unable to mess with any other stake users account.
I believe they already have that. I have used a VPN once (my other logins were from my real IP address) and after that, whenever I tried to claim my daily bonus, tip someone or withdraw my funds I couldn't and I had to write an email to the support using my registration email address so they can unlock it. The only problem here is that even when your account is closed, you can still make bets...which could also explains why whoever hacked CoinSkipper's account gambled instead of withdrawing the funds. |
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You're both welcome, and thank you  |
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For anyone interested... They added bitcoin back but unlike before, BTC is no longer available for everyone. I could be wrong, but this might have something to do with BitPay's restrictions. Workaround: Head to your account settings and change your country, doesn't matter which one, just make sure it's not on Bitpay's banlist and you're good to go. If whenever you try to make a deposit, you get stuck on "loading" or the invoice is not showing at all, you will need to change your IP address (preferably to the same country as the one in your account settings). Also (if you're from the banlist): - Don't use the 'Assisted purchase' feature. You will (100%) be asked to verify your identity. - You can be asked to submit your documents at any time. I have been using the site for two years now, and I was never asked to, but it's definitely something to keep in mind. I'm only suggesting doing the above if you have a package stuck in shipito's warehouse and you have nothing but BTC to pay with, otherwise, finding an alternative would be better. |
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Profile > Summary. The digits shown in the URL represent your UID (2786348 in your case). I believe that Yobit's campaign ended. I haven't seen anyone wearing their signature for some time. Also, you're a newbie, so if even they were still running, you wouldn't be able to join.
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Anyone facing error: "Failed to fetch"? I was in middle of fine run in sportsbet and was about to place on another one when the site suddenly gave me error and since then I have tried everything including deleting cache and so but site doesn't loads properly for me.
Just want to see if it's my internet connection or it's just error from their end.
It's not just you. It's been down for the past 20 minute or so, they're having a maintenance. Whenever you have a problem accessing the website, check their discord, you'll find people talking about it if it's not just you. EDIT: They actually posted about it on Telegram as well: ( https://t.me/StakeCasino) It's understandable if you don't about the channel, I remember when I first became VIP, I was only given a link to the VIP notices & the races channel, and nothing else. I only knew about this one recently, when some users mentioned it in the chat. |
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استخدام ادوات الترجمة الالية مخالف للقوانين لذلك أرجو من الجميع التبليغ عن مثل هذه المواضيع لكي أقوم بحذفها و حظر الأعضاء المخالفين. نفس الملاحظة بالنسبة للمشاركات المتعاقبة (في أقل من 24 ساعة).
الموضوع مهم لذلك لا أرى أي مانع لابقائه في القسم الرئيسي. |
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The rest of the loan (0,004 + a small tip) has been sent out to the repaiement address mentioned in op.
Transaction id: d2ce2f94c66fabe64afaaa4dfe9d8dc2598f105e2d9c955ac31f5a17bc6d282a
Thank you so much Omega for your generosity, patience, and kindness. It means a lot for me that i can find help using your money.
Never forget to regularly wash your hands. Stay safe!
You're welcome, and thanks for the tip I confirm receiving a full repayment from coupable and rdbase, and a partial one from eaLiTy. |
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That is a bit tricky isn't it? I mean they allow you to actually use VPN and even encourage it, they have that post about which VPN is the best, have absolutely no rules against it and when it comes to KYC you are screwed. So, how is that helping? Stake doesn't make it illegal to gamble on VPN but when you are asked for your KYC and turn out to be somewhere totally different... would they still pay you?
Since vpn is not illegal that sounds like they might still pay you because you CAN do it and its allowed and not in the rules so I suppose you should be allowed, but if it is not allowed, doesn't that make it de facto against the rules, if it is then why not put it in the rules to make it more clear as well? Maybe someone from stake could clear things up a bit.
Probably not. If your region is blocked (by Stake) and/or you have no plans to submit your personal documents ( https://stake.com/settings/verify) you probably shouldn't use the site: 6. Know your Customer (“KYC”)
Stake reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. Stake reserves the right to restrict service and payment until identity is sufficiently determined.
If your country is blocked by your ISP, you can use Stake.games (official mirror site) instead. |
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أعتذر الاخ خالد. خطأ مطبعي. كنت أقصد البلوك 626000. لا اعرف ما قصة المسابقة لكن اختار رقم 8 بما ان خالد اختار قبلي ساختار 4 لكن عليك توضيح الفكرة اكثر لان آخر رقم بهاش البلوك 62600 رقم 8 هل تقصد الاختيار قبل انشاء البلوك بالتالي الهاش عشوائي؟ نعم يا اخي. هذا ما قصدته. |
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الجائزة: بطاقة هدية لموقع بيتريفيل بقيمة 60 دولار. القوانين و كيفية الاشتراك:
- قم باختيار رقم من 0-9 - يجب أن تكون رتبتك Member على الأقل. 0. Ryutaro 1. Ulven 2. Zwei 3. Heroshema 4. 0x256 5. bounty0z 6. hugeblack 7. Ya3rob 8. Khaled0111 9. Mikeywith Salamstarسيتم اختيار الفائز بناءً على الرقم الاخير في البلوك رقم 626000 62500 في حالة كان الرمز الأخير عبارة عن حرف (a-f) سوف يتم اختيار البلوك الذي بعده. |
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I want to start by saying that I'm not affiliated with the exchange....
I needed to exchange my BTC for some ETH, so I thought it would be a good idea to try this exchange and post a review about it since there isn't much about it on the forums. I first came across Evonax when a user suggested listing it on my instant-exchanges thread.
So, I did two small trades (0.003 BTC and 0.01 BTC). Just like any other instant-exhange, the process was very simple. Sent the funds to the address provided by the exchange > waited for 1 confirmation (for BTC) > received my eth.
The first transaction took sometime to confirm (~30-45mn) which is very unusual with Ethereum (I believe they paid low fees) while the second transaction was much faster.
The exchange is new, so even though I had a good experience, I still wouldn't recommend it for large amounts of money. Use it at your own risk.
Something to keep in mind before using the exchange:
- Unlike the other instant-exchanges out there, there is no expiration time for your order (which I find a bit strange) so if you end up using this service, I suggest you send the funds shortly after creating your order, just in case there is a "hidden" expiration time.
- You're not given any transaction details (time, addresses, TXID, orderID, etc.) on the order page. If you want to check your transaction status, you'll have to do it manually by visiting their "track exchange" page, and typing your email or sending/receiving address.
As for PayPal transactions, I don't think it would be a good idea to use evonax (or any other centralized platform for that matter). If you want to avoid KYC and the outrageous fees, just go P2P.
I mistankely deleted this post a couple of days ago, so I'm reposting it.
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Thanks for your response!
I ended up adding walletdir to my bitcoin.config since I didn't have any. walletdir=D:/Bitcoin Core/testnet3/wallets/
And just like it happened with you, the commands worked fine the first time, but after that, only the createwallet did. As for using loadwallet, I tried it and I'm getting this error: Wallet file verification failed: Invalid -wallet path 'D:\Bitcoin Core\testnet3\wallets\wallet.dat'.
-wallet path should point to a directory where wallet.dat and database/log.?????????? files can be stored,
a location where such a directory could be created, or (for backwards compatibility) the name of an existing data file
in -walletdir ("D:/Bitcoin Core\testnet3\wallets")
I tried to use: the full path, the directory, and also the filename on its own, but that didn't help. |
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I just checked Bitrefill, and it appears that they are selling PerfectMoney, QIWI, WebMoney and also Payeer funds. If you visit the page above, you can see that they're asking for a phone number, which make no sense because, as far as I know PerfectMoney and Payeer funds can only be sent using email address. So, I was wondering if anyone managed to make a successfull order for any of these products? |
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CoinPayments API should do the job. I believe they only charge a fee (0.50%) when you're accepting payments but not for withdrawals.
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The picture won't show in your post, but we can still see it if you post a link without using any img tags. If you're going to post all the evidence, make sure to follow the proper format and then move your post to the scam accusation section. |
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I've been trying to use the following commands: bitcoin-cli -testnet listunspent
bitcoin-cli -testnet createwallet XXX
bitcoin-cli -testnet getnewaddress
But they're all returning the same error: Wallet file not specified (must request wallet RPC through /wallet/<filename> uri-path).
Try adding "-rpcwallet=<filename>" option to bitcoin-cli command line.
Obviously, I tried to use -rpcwallet: >bitcoin-cli -testnet -rpcwallet=/wallets/wallet.dat getnewaddress
But that didn't work. It's telling me: requested wallet does not exist or is not loadedNow according to this article (or at least from what I understood) I should use the -rpcwallet only if I'm running bitcoind with multiwallet, which I'm not doing here. Here is my bitcoin.config: [test]
dbcache=8192
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8332
rpcthreads=10
server=1
Not sure if this changes anything, but my wallet.dat is not on the default location: D:\Bitcoin Core\testnet3\wallets\wallet.datAny thoughts? |
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You can check Coinbase to sell your BTC for PayPal. I'm not sure in which regions you could use this though. If you are from Romania as I think you are (by looking at your posts history) then I suggest to either use Bitonic to withdraw using SEPA (last time I used them, no KYC was required), or BitPanda if you're willing to create an account in Neteller or Skrill. |
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In order to apply for an exchange, you just need to fill an online form. If you meet the criteria set by the exchange, you get listed, otherwise you don't so, I'm a bit curious here, how would using your services make the listing procedure any easier?
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