You mean Jan 12, right? It seems that the withdrawal on the 15th went through. Have you tried sending an email to support@coss.io aside from the freshdesk support? If not, try it as well. It's been a long time, so it should be resolved already.

Btw, there have been several cases of stuck withdrawals in the site last January, saw it on reddit, but I'm not sure if those people got their coins.

It is great that the Philippines is embracing innovation. It seems that the news wasn't spread enough though. If it will be announced/published in different ways, people here that are not aware of Crypto and Blokchain will most likely be curious of what it is and try to look for it. Anyway, Filipinos, especially those in Cagayan Valley will surely be more happy and proud once it goes well. Looking forward into it.

Oh I saw it in inquirer.net too http://business.inquirer.net/251222/cagayan-ecozone-seen-fintech-hub

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@wvizmanos just edit your main post and put the reference link there. It's a must

Ang gagamitin niyo pong address ay CDO. Lahat po ng info na ilalagay niyo sa form ay dapat mag match sa info na nakalagay sa ID. Yun po ang pagbabasehan nila sa pag-approve ng application niyo for verification. Don't worry din po kasi magagamit niyo po ang coins.ph anywhere, kaya kung verified na kayo, good to go na for cash outs.

I agree. The thing is, if the founder itself leaves the project, how do the supporters stay. That's the common mindset. I don't mean all supporters will lose trust in the project but most probably there are and it will really affect Ethereum's price.

In the twitter poll, I think he only wants to see how the supporters will react, but will not drop Eth anyway (this is just an speculation though).

They are not good at scamming. The real URL was exposed and that's a good thing because the recipients of the email will recognize easily that it is a phishing link.

Why did you mention me? I also said that I haven't seen any announcement about that. Moreover, I didn't and never talked to tony in private, just to be clear, if ever that question is for me.

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Oh thanks for sharing. I checked and saw it now in the main post. There's no news about it anymore, but yeah let's wait and see

His forum account was already tagged/got negative feedback from DT members. Check his trust page, both Trusted and Untrusted feedbacks, all are negative (well, you should have done that before). Doing some research first will help you avoid dealing with scammers. Be extra careful next time.

Plus, Read this helpful thread: Avoid auto-buy links, mainly locked or self moderated. Register before dealing

Where did you get the info from? If it is true, I believe they will announce it first here and in their social media accounts, but I have not seen any. So, I doubt it. The only recent distribution method I know is by contributing to World Community Grid.

I remember one user posted about this KYC/AML of HitBTC and it seems to be an endless questioning. Explain it in detail to them + screenshots (I suggest you to provide the full display). They will surely insist to know the origin of the funds. I will not be surprised if they even asked you where did you get the 3ETH you used to invest in BANCA ico pool.

IMO, if you will join bounty campaigns, you should not depend 100% on the manager. I mean, for example, just because you trust needmoney doesn't mean that the campaign he manage is trustworthy enough. You should still do the research yourself about the project.

Tbh, imo needmoney just do the job. However, what's much important is if he does it well. By checking the campaigns he managed and currently managing, he is not filtering the bounty participants, which results to a number of bounty cheaters abusing the bounties. I think he is also not checking if the campaign is legit before managing it (well, this is just a speculation).

Scam projects/ICO/campaigns and scammers are not moderated here in the forum. It is your duty to do the research and choose wisely where you'll join or invest.

Competition. If the competitor provides a greater service than them, then it will gain more attention.

I also remember seeing Poloniex suggested with Bittrex when it comes to exchange listings before. However, since there have been deposit/withdrawal issues and their support atm is not that good, users started to leave the exchange. The Circle Poloniex Team said that they are working on it. I believe once they fix the issues and the site works smoothly again, old users will come back plus they can attract new users as well.

timerland has a point about the site not having all leaks in the database (especially the new ones). Most likely it came from another source. However, how come your email was detected if you never used the sites before?

Maybe the hacker(s) failed in fooling Binance users, so they did a second attempt. I also saw another user on reddit who got the same email again. I'm not sure what was Binance solution to this, but their reddit mod is sending a message to those who report that they receive the said email (see here and here).

I don't think there's another way. Other users who have problem with Yobit have nothing to do either, but to wait for Yobit's response to their ticket. What do you mean exactly with cannot withdraw?

Sorry, but no one from Mercatox will answer you here too.
Have you made the correct email to them? If you're not aware, they gave a procedure to reset it.


If you didn't, you should do so. That may fasten your request.

That feeling when you waited for a long time (4 months in your case) and you get a reply that crediting takes some time.   That's really disappointing and annoying. What a service.

I know they can see the date in your ticket, but still remind them that it's been 4 months already.

If you are the only one having this problem, then maybe the quality of the photo you sent was not really good. Make sure that all the details in the ID are readable in the photo.Why not try again?

I wonder if the email went directly in your inbox and not in spam folder.
Anyway, you can try https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see if your email has been compromised in a data breach. Cryptopia insists that their site wasn't hacked before (during the failed log in attempts issue), and recommended this site to check too.

There's no search or sort feature? It would take so much time to browse all the pages to see the products. I'm using mobile, not sure if it is the same on PC.

That means you figured it out too, right?

Tbh, if it's 2 accounts who had a transaction, I'll not consider it as a proof right away either. However, this case is totally different. The addresses were used in the same bounties, registered with different Bitcointalk / telegram names all the time, then the tokens received will be sent to the addresses that belongs to only one user. Lots of Bitcointalk members could be mistakenly accused of cheating and will not be paid on bounties because of this.

needmoney did not take any action. I think proof of authentication post would help. It would take a lot of the manager's time, effort and patience, but will avoid such cases. I saw that yahoo implemented it in the current bounty campaign he managed.

Try tweeting to them @hitbtc, they are replying there. Mention that you have waited this long plus the ticket number for them to check and get back to you soon.