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1  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Be aware of cryptsy scam on: July 18, 2015, 04:38:25 PM
I managed to solve the issue and now I have access to my account again. When you see an error message on cryptsy they ask you to email the support (which I did), DON'T do that!! Instead you should open a ticket in their support page and that worked for me
2  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Be aware of cryptsy scam on: June 29, 2015, 06:34:54 AM
did OP attempt to use their actual ticketing system and NOT reply directly back to the emails?  I had the same problems until I responded to the tickets in their support portal rather than replying to the emails - I think they don't see email replies back and so it gets lost in the stack. 

After sending 7 emails I tried opening a ticket in their support portal as you suggested..I will let you know if they reply to this
3  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Be aware of cryptsy scam on: June 15, 2015, 04:41:22 AM
As I said I had an account for a year and during that time I didn't have problems. Honestly I don't know why they locked my account, I just found their way of handling things not very professional and wanted to warn people about it..I don't think I was overly nasty with my comments or anything considering what happened..anyway you are right about not leaving cryptocurrencies in online wallets for too long, I was lucky that I have most of mine somewhere else..
4  Economy / Scam Accusations / Be aware of cryptsy scam on: June 15, 2015, 03:43:34 AM
I don't enjoy writing bad things about websites or companies especially if they operate in the cryptocurrency sphere as I would like them to do well. Unfortunately with opportunities there are also lots of scams out there and I would like to warn people when I see something wrong and share with them my bad experiences. This time I am having issues with cryptsy, it's a website that allows its users to exchange cryptocurrencies. I had an account there for almost a year and I deposited a few different cryptocurrencies I bought around. Unfortunately I was not active on the website for maybe 5-6 months and without warning they blocked my account "due to inactivity" I tried to contact them and get my account unlocked but they replied finding excuses or ignoring my emails completely. If you have significant amounts of BTC or LTC I would suggest you to move them somewhere else as it can happen that they block your account (without warning) and you lose all you have. It sounds pretty much like a scam to me..I would be happy to be wrong but it's been weeks already and I fear I lost some of my BTC and LTC
5  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Bit-mining.co stay away, it's a scam!! on: April 13, 2014, 08:42:15 PM
I don't know, I still did not get what I paid for. It's a pity because now that CEX is getting greedy and raising fees I really wanted to see some other cloudmining website picking up
6  Economy / Scam Accusations / Bit-mining.co stay away, it's a scam!! on: April 08, 2014, 08:53:23 PM
Hi there, just wanted to share my experience here and I hope will save people some BTC or LTC. In the last few weeks I decided to test Bit-mining.co and it was obvious this website has a number of issues. I will try to summarize a few:
- Trading history not transparent, it makes easier to deceive users and make it difficult for them to keep track of transactions
- They discourage withdrawals by making them slow (it takes days to transfer BTC or LTC from their website)
- high Fees, by doing some math if you purchase GH on their website it will take almost 900 days to make back the BTC you invested, it's slightly better for KS, only 250 days!!
- the other issue is that often if you purchase GH or KS your BTC or LTC will be spent but you won't receive anything no GH, no KS. This happened to me personally and after waiting days for the issue to be solved (I contacted them by email) I decided to ask publicly via chat and the result was that they banned me from the chat

I am not the first one to have bad experiences with them, I just wanted to be another voice in the crowd and I hope this will save time and BTC to other people
7  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bit-Mining.co - Time to leave? on: April 08, 2014, 08:40:01 PM
Seems like alot of people have been having bad experiences with bit-mining.co recently, and having been stalling people in the chat box with 'Expect responses from admin soon', it seems like that was just a stalling method till they found out how to restrict users chat privileges.

My bad experience was when i bought a sell order that didn't exist, resulting in me loosing 5.6LTC for 0.067KS (Over 1000 times the market price). Seems like Bit-Mining chose to honour my order rather than let it go through at market rate.

So they owe me $70ish.

Seen alot in the chat recently about missing transactions, some payout not occurring on some days, and looking back through the history, it seems to have gone on for a while.

I Advise you to all do what a few of us have done, run with what money you have left. Cex have a similar value per ks anyway.

Alternatively, try Pbmining.com - (Not using my referral link out of courtesy.)

I wish I knew this before, AVOID Bit-mining.co it's a scam. A week ago I purchased some KSs and never received anything, when I tried to ask for it in the chat I think they banned me. If you want to be involved in mining probably it's best to buy stocks of mining companies, there are a few that pay dividends often and the shares do not loose value over time.
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