If I were him, I'd exactly that way, just becasue I could do it 

Wow, that's the most amazing strategy!

Yes.

The most amazing strategy to lose it all, it's called martingale.

Oh, well, I didn't know that, so it's possibile that he changes periodically therefore it's even useless to try and guess it

lol it's funny how we squeeze our brain to reverse engineer the formula whereas the admin could simply make it public it on the website  

@Ratsel,
I requested the second withdrawal yesterday, for now is still in pending. If you're saying yours is cancelled and account suspended, it may be a problem.

@grahamlyons
yes but keep in mind that the service is primarly an online wallet, that in addition receives payments from faucets. If I remember correctly he said he was storing 0.07 BTC in there, of which hypothetically and possibly not a dime was derived from faucets. Cases and situations may vary a lot.

Yeah, me too I confirm I got my 50k sats back into the balance. Now fingers crossed for another withdrawal  

GG to admin.

I think we can call this the real russian lottery... withdraw or not withdraw? Will my withdraw go into a black hole or into my wallet? I can do jokes maybe because I lost """only""" 50ksats (even if worth almost 2 months of clicks), but Ratsel who lost 0.07 BTC shouldn't have great desire to joke around

Well, so far I can tell you what is NOT working for me: (D > F * 2)

Maybe (D > (F + C) * 2) hides the captcha but I'm not there yet to be able to test it.

I did some reasearch myself on it weeks ago, I wanted to do a command line miner / wrapper based on the webminer. The problem is it goes through coin-hive so I asked them if they would support that kind of mining, maybe one would gain some 5-10% H/s, but they didn't give me an answer yet. Someone did something for nodejs but didn't test it. So by now it remains a good idea but not enough interesting to justify to make it official by main developers, it seems.

Of course that would be still less profitable than standard old style mining but:

1) browser mining it is quite good in performance, is WebAssembly, not crude javascript, so it has better performance than javascript.
2) one musn't go through the hassle of playing with exchanges and paying stellar withdrawal fees (eg: cryptopia has 0.002 BTC withdrawal fees, it's crazy) to do the deposit/exchange/withdraw
3) you do support the service you're using most, in this case Coinpot. the exchange rate is a bit lower than current market price, but I think it serves to compensate 2)

Oh sorry, it's obviously for security and privacy, I hope you'll understand. I'll only give to site administrator when he will ask me via support email I sent him of course.

Where do you want to put it? I'll put it in myself and check if you kindly explain where to put it other than https://blockexplorer.com/ and https://blockchain.info/it where I already checked in. And you can help others if you do.

By the way my deposits are now more than double the free rool winnings ( 2.32 : 1 ), I still get the captcha. My dep + referral commissions instead are 1.62 : 1 on free roll winnings. Maybe this is the value that should be double ( 2.xx : 1 ).


It's not

Thanks for pointing me to the link with the TX ID, I didn't notice those links were clickable.

I tried all block explorers, the TX ID doesn't exist anywhere. It's made of letters, numbers and 64 chars long so the url is not malformed and in all similar to other BTC's TX IDs.

I did receive my payments in the past. Nobody is yelling to the scam, yet. But some glitch happened for sure, never happened that many people at the same time didn't receive their payments (or maybe yes, some weeks ago, but I wasn't among them at the time). So we're just here in the hope that the failed payments would be re-processed, that's all.

Mine is like:

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/[some_hash_64_characters_long]

And the page shows this message:




https://i.imgur.com/tksN5HK.png

I wouldn't shout to the scam, yet.

But I yell to the lack of communication and professional support section on the site. I understand that it shouldn't be easy to keep up with a service that has as many clients as from all around the world, so I can only imagine the huge volume of emails that are being sent, from the most annoying "oh heee gimme bitcoin gimmeeee" to the most legitimate with real issues as from us four in these thread; the task to differentiate from both kind alone takes hours if not days and if he does this all alone, he should seriously take into consideration to hire someone in to help.

Also, he never presented himself here with an official thread, nor has an official Facebook or Twitter page, the ones on Twitter are all fake containing referral links, hat down to the creators of them. A line to reassure the users having issues would be sufficient, mostly for cases like the one the 0.07 BTC guy above.

Now that I think of it, this lack of communication tools is unacceptable for the kind of service he's offering, that is being on online WALLET ffs, not a free stupid game or alike.

Way to go guys, let's multiply all!!! 

I 100% agree on both points.

I'm letting pass the weekend and the 48 hours of waiting as stated in the website regarding an email support request, because everyone deserves to relax and enjoy the weekend.

After that if the issue will be still unresolved and I won't have at least received an explanation on the server/connection/network or whatever glitch that occurred, I'll try with another email request. After that, I'll cease to use this service, on which I'd wasted almost 2 months to reach 50k sats BTC and presumably lost. As for now, the transactions of the address that should receive the payment are still 0 (zero) and the log says withdraw was COMPLETED on NOV 30 and the addresses match perfectly.

XTremeLoser

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thanks

Yeah it's a quite good exchange, only bad points are, imho:

(1) low volumes

(2) high (highest around?) withdrawal Bitcoin fee, at present is 0.002 BTC, pretty crazy for small traders.

of course 2 makes 1 worse, because once you know fee are so high, you end up choosing another exchange with lesser wd fees.

I have to disagree on some points.

Faucet works, okay, they are immediately credited to your coinpoint account, never had the minimal issue with that. But once you have accumulated a decent sum in your coinpot account, it comes the time you want to withdraw that sum into your wallet eventually. The latest issues reported in this discussion are related to this matter. Withdraws, either small or large, being flagged COMPLETED but blockchain not reporting the corresponding transactions. Let's hope they were some isolated issues that will be resolved soon.

The issues above are not related to exchanges in this case, since the withdraw hasn't even been recognized by the bitcoin network.