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Can someone from the support or administration of the site, to answer the question, why sms began to come with a delay of more than 6 hours I use 4 numbers on this service and all of them can't accept live sms and this has been going on for 2 days now Tech support is silent, and there is no communication except for their mail....
Did they end up responding? I just created a ticket because I want to try to restore a number that I had previously...
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your screenshots dont work, but I agree "luckylabs" (and various other names) is a scammer
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your discord contact doesnt even work
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still selling? you can't even receive PMs...
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I have spent countless hours going over the various options, to scripts that look too shady, ones that are scams or have bad reviews, others that are missing certain options
I am looking for a provably fair crypto based casino with mostly normal options, that looks nice and not like it was just thrown together quickly or built 10 years ago, or a developer that can help customize existing scripts, have a decent sized budget
Feel free to reply here or DM me
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FINALLY WORKED FOR ME, I'M IN (AND BTC SENT OUT) PHEW
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Yeah nice SIG SPAM on post #21
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They claim to have fixed the issue - unfortunately for me - I'm still not receiving email authorizations to login to my wallet, which I haven't received for about 3 weeks now...
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Assuming that blockchain.com provides me with my wallet.aes.json (supposedly they keep the wallets backed up on their servers) and I have my wallet ID and password, but not my seed phrase. What software would I use to open/decrypt the wallet? Wouldn't it still ask for email authorization? (Which I am not receiving)
I've used this script - https://gist.github.com/fcicq/3368495 It will not ask for any authorization. After decrypting the file you'll have your wallet's private key so you'll be able to open it with another wallet software, like Electrum. Thanks for the info, I do see on blockchain's website that they keep a backup of the json file (and I think I read about it here or on reddit that it can be requested) but since their support takes weeks to respond, I was wondering, if you or anyone else knows if this is true? Will they send me my backup wallet file? If it's to the same email on the account/etc. I don't have a copy myself.
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There is a good chance to solve it out if you can find the wallet's wallet.aes.json in your pc. It's an encrypted json file that has your private key. The encryption password is the same password that you use to login to blockchain.com. If you can find that file you can open a new wallet with the very same key and gain cotrol over your funds. Just be careful and don't share that password with anybody.
Assuming that blockchain.com provides me with my wallet.aes.json (supposedly they keep the wallets backed up on their servers) and I have my wallet ID and password, but not my seed phrase. What software would I use to open/decrypt the wallet? Wouldn't it still ask for email authorization? (Which I am not receiving)
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I am in the exact same situation, no one got HACKED - I mean there are people that are even bigger idiots that fell for phishing scams and whatnot, this isn't it. It also has nothing to do with your email provider.
I also did not keep my seed phrase because in the past I wasn't even using this wallet, stupid, and now that I am using it, the wallet is stuck, exact same situation as OP.
There is a good chance that they will get it working again but I guess there is also a chance that our wallets are gone. Due to something that happened with blockchain.com itself...
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My email authorization isn't working either, I've been in contact with Blockchain for a while now and supposedly they are working on it, not with their bullshit chat support nor email support, but with their wallet developer
Also on twitter they have acknowledged the problem, but it's still bullshit, I've been concentrating on work instead of stressing about it
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Blockchain support is totally clueless, they will just send you in circles, by the end of my last convo with them they said "devs are working to fix the issue" The blockchain wallet dev on github says: https://github.com/blockchain/blockchain-wallet-v4-frontend/issues/2940 - that's it's a 3rd party email provider issue? huh? Which is a lie of course The problem I think, is with the wallet itself...
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Still not working. I still don't receive the mail to verify. Does it work for someone else?
Nope, I even tried the reset 2fa option, waited a week, and I'm still not receiving emails to login to my wallet
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Surely there must be more than just 2-3 people facing this issue, anyone else? speak up!
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I am facing the same issue, it has nothing to do with your "sPaM FoLdER" or email provider. Yes yes, I am aware we shouldn't use a web wallet like blockchain.com.
The scary part is, I have a second blockchain account that I don't use often, and that account logs in fine and receives verification emails immediately. But my oldest account, where I actually do have some funds, faced the same issue.
On Feb 16th it took 5-10 hours to receive the verification email (long after the link was expired), on Feb 17th, no verification emails were even received...
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Has anyone heard anything new from Coinpayments? Don't let this issue stay quiet
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I also lost about 10,000$ worth of Ripple and am pretty worried that we won't see the Ripple again. Just because they sent out an email saying they will fix the issue or offer revshare doesn't mean they actually will. I hope a solution is found, but just because they say "we are working on it" isn't ground for relaxing and thinking everything is fine. I'm looking for alternative solutions for my store.
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Payza has acknowledged the problem, more or less, but they still haven't paid me or provided a solution.
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