So I won 29,500 from a random roll yesterday, but forgot to mention it here in the forums. Based on Kakmakr's logic, however, because I didn't post it here, I never won the amount until now that it's been posted here. Right?



Thanks for the win, wetsuit! Keep doing what you're doing!



Additionally, as much as I would love to invest in your website, I would advise against offering an investment option for the very same reasons that jaysbai has outlined earlier in this thread. Please don't do it; I love the integrity at which you've upheld for your site, even after the whole Google Adsense debacle. Please continue doing what you're doing!

Luckily, I was able to pick some up at 500sat each

It definitely balances out the RBIES I bought in for at 11,000sat in March :/

I'm almost even now, but my wallet stopped syncing again... This happens once every 2 weeks or so now. Never had as many wallet syncing issues as I have with RBIES lol

No shit. It's been well over a month since anyone posted here, and everyone before you posted that they haven't gotten paid. What was the point of your message?

Holy shit. A massive heart attack at 31

May his soul rest in peace.

Maybe not the appropriate time, but how will this affect the future of HYPER as a coin, considering his involvement with the crypto?

They have said this in a previous post:


In about a month's time from the post should be second week of November.

I've looked through all 6 pages of your post history, and fail to see a timeline as you've mentioned. Can you please quote it so that we can reference it? I'm curious to know what the timeline is, as well. Otherwise, can you please have the original post updated to include the updated timeline? Thanks!

I'm done with you, and I'll make it very clear to anyone who asks me not to use C-Cex anymore. Even Poloniex made a special circumstance for me that required more than what you would have had to do. Are you telling me that when you delist coins, the balance of remaining coins on the site just gets deleted? You couldn't simply give me the value of whatever coins you exchanged at the time for what they were worth at the time? The coin is now on the rise, so you'll still come out ahead if you're still holding the coins, or whatever the fuck you did with them.

Bullshit.

Enjoy my coins. And thanks for nothing. The only reason you extended your response is because I took this public here in the forums. In fact, your response to me in my ticket on your website is posted over SIX HOURS after your response here. Which means you only care about the perception of others, while giving a rats ass about your users.

Oh, and look, it's a copy and paste



Like I said earlier; if it was due to my own negligence that I wasn't able to move my coins before you delisted them, I wouldn't be writing this here. And the way you go about delisting coins... is utter bullshit. You expect users to be active on your website, your twitter, or physically subscribe to some fucking newsletter. You seem to think that this is a fair way to inform users? Nah, dude. This is a horrible practice. The best practice would be to send an insite notification, which will obviously trigger an email notification, as your support ticket emails did, to let the users that are holding any coins to be delisted know that they are going to be delisted.

At the current method of doing things, you must be making a fortune off of people who leave their coins to get delisted. You purposefully make it appear like you're doing everything you can to let your customers know that they need to move their coins. But in fact, from personal experience, you don't give a fuck because you obviously profit from it.

I may be taking this more personally because I'm at my biggest time of need ever in my life, but the way you handled this was utter bullshit. And I will make it known and go out of my way to recommend other exchanges before yours. Poloniex did a wonderful job responding to me and handling things in a civil matter. Even YoBit has better customer service than you.

Utter bullshit, and you could have handled this situation much better. It's apparent, especially with your short replies before this became public, that you don't give one shit about your customers.

Holy crap, congratulations, NotTardy. Not a bad way to start your Moneypot career lol.

Oh damn, I must have missed some big bad news. Hope Phil's son is okay and pulls through. I'm not sure what happened, but I'll go back and find out.

Yeah, anything we can do to help, I'm willing to do as much as I can.

I've had a horrible experience regarding a coin that was delisted. I know that c-cex sends out coins that are to be delisted, but I went through a tragic autumn here where my office building and block experienced a fire, which completely destroyed my devices, followed by a hurricane that tore through the country I live in that rendered the rest of my electronics useless. Although I still had access to my phone and internet, I did not specifically log in to c-cex to check on some coins that I had. I never received an email notification about the coins being delisted, and when I was finally able to get back on my feet and check my account, they had been delisted; thus my loss of the coins.

I've sent a ticket to the support team, explaining my situation, and they simply responded with the following:


I then answered back explaining that I was not able to be online at this time, and if I had received an email regarding the very coin that I had in my account that was to be delisted, that I never would have lost them. If you read the tweet from the response above, it shows nothing about the specifics of which coin was to be delisted. I never received an email, to which the support simply replied:


I understand that you guys may be busy, but come on. Is there any way to show some sympathy and simply send me the coins that I had lost, due to unforeseen devastating circumstances? Wouldn't it have been courteous to have sent an email to the accounts of your customers holding a coin that is to be delisted, rather than just tweeting a generic tweet, and then requiring users to be subscribed to a newsletter to get de-listing news? The amount of the delisted coin may not be much to some, but it could literally help me on my way to buying and replacing electronics that I've lost in the fire and hurricane.

It's not because of my negligence that I was not able to move the coins from my account. If it was, I would tuck my tail between my legs and move on. But this is just an unfortunate circumstance that I'm hoping you can make right by looking into for me. It's just that I'm so damn salty with the way the responses are so short from your support team.

Can you please help me look into this and see if there is anything you can do to help me recover the coin? If so, please PM me or reply here so I can tell you which coin it is. Your help would be extremely appreciated!

As much as I can understand your sentiments, it still doesn't justify the initial tone that you took with users of the site. The investment of time and electricity is a decision that the user freely makes based on their desire to fill out a captcha for claiming their 300 or 400 satoshi per hour. No one is forcing them to do so. Additionally, the site doesn't require the user to use the lottery or the multiplier; those are all free choices made by the user themselves.

I never play the lottery anymore (I stopped while I was well ahead after winning the 3rd place in one of them), and I never use the multiplier. I simply make faucet claims here and there, continue to refer users to the site, and reap my benefits from it while fully knowing that the chances of me hitting the $200 claim is minuscule and nearly non-existent.

As for your argument that winners do not report their winnings... It is absurd to think that every user of the site is a member of these forums. I, for one, have only been a part of these forums for a bit over a year, but I have been claiming from freebitco.in since well before the time I joined here.

Like I said before, your arguments are extremely invalid, because you're basing them on a notion that joining this site is a NECESSITY to the user that visits it. At the end of the day, the choice is fully theirs, just as it is for you not to visit the site again. But to continue to make an invalid argument here with such fallacies continues to make you look like you're just digging a bigger hole that was based on your own misunderstanding of how the site operates.

You're definitely entitled to your own opinion, but when you start making allegations and demands that players stop visiting the site, it makes YOU look like your judgment is highly clouded That's just my observation, and I really don't know why I've spent so much time going back and forth with you, especially knowing that our mentality isn't going to change on either side.

So this will be the last time I address you regarding this subject Thanks for the conversation, though; it actually ended up pretty civil here towards the end!

I especially like how you took the time to write out this post, stating your disconcern for a "half cent". If it doesn't interest you, nobody asked you for your opinion; no need to shit on OP's thread with your disdain... Simply ignore it and move on. For the record, you sound like a douche for your statement lol

And you not understanding why people are posting and retweeting for such a low rate... You're doing the same thing by posting in this thread for your sig campaign

Agreed. Given the nature of the OP's twitter business, the target is obviously crypto newbies that are getting into bitcoin. And faucet users and such. Overall, I think the rewards are well worth a retweet

Whoa, this is dope! Now that's a good reason to buy some more Hyper. Gonna check it out, for sure! Thanks for the headsup; logging into dknight2 now!

EDIT: Oh, I see that there is a RBIES option, too! Gonna deposit some RBIES in the vault, as well!

At this rate, all you're buying is a dream. This coin started off so well; all the right development, all the right technology... but now, it's going to be hard to come back from the dead after losing so much faith of the very people that were so interested in the development of this coin.

1sat each is a bit low for the work that was involved to get the amount I'm holding, but it's still not worth the time it would take to transfer them at the price. The dream of RaiBlocks making a comeback is more than the effort to sell at that price lol.

With that said, I doubt anyone will make an offer that is remotely what I'm thinking of, so yeah, I'll just accept this as a deadcoin and archive my wallet at the time :/

For the record, Kakmaker, calling you dumbass or imbecile is much different than stating that you're acting like one or portraying yourself as one. I do like the debate, however, so thanks for that.

But your argument is still invalid in the sole fact that (after reading your last reply) you still seem to think that there is an expectation of someone getting paid out $200 every hour. I still don't know where you got this notion from, and I think it's safe to assume that you small into a very small percentile of people that think that someone is winning $200 every hour on the site.

As far as the site being provably fair, I would say that only matters when users are depositing their own money to play on a gambling style system, such as with the multiplier/dice section of the site, which IS provably fair. As far as the lottery goes, you enter it and buy tickets using your EARNED rewards from the faucet, which is zero risk of losing anything but the time the user put into claiming from the FREE faucet. At the end of the day, nobody is forcing anyone to claim from the site. But your argument has holes in it because you're basing it on your perception of the user being forced into making claims from the faucet and being required to play the lottery, which is not the case.

If I didn't think the site was fair OR worth my time, I wouldn't go back to it. Simple as that.

My reaction to your argument is solely based on your passive aggressive tone towards the players of freebitco.in, along with the owner of freebitco.in, in which you make it sound like he is scamming people because he's falsely advertising a claim that YOU have misconstrued and misunderstand (I have never once ever thought or believed that $200 were being paid out every hour lol) and is not providing proof of a provably fair system for the faucet. That's just absurd, and using a similar logic is why I say you look like a dumbass and an imbecile.

What block are you currently stuck on? I had the same problem a few days ago, after logging into my wallet for the first time in weeks. I simply deleted all the files from the Coexist folder except for the wallet.dat file (important: even though you don't delete the wallet.dat file, make sure to copy it into a safe location before deleting the rest of the files) and then restarted the wallet. After all the blocks synced up again, my wallet automatically synced with all the new blocks and my wallet was back online, staking coins.

Are you on Windows or Mac?

Agreed. But I doubt that the faucet is hurting from this one win. If you think about it, this faucet's sustainability is pretty amazing. You can claim your earnings and let it sit in an account until you're ready to withdraw, or you can use your earnings to try and multiply your earnings. I know of a few users who also use the multiplier as a full-on dice site, which means they actually deposit their own bitcoin into the site, and not just use their earnings. Statistically, the site will win from the dice side of it, which keeps the earnings within the site, rather than paying out all the time to users. Brilliant.

wetsuit, how many times has the 10000 roll in the faucet been hit since you launched? I'd say a couple times now, amiright?

Dude. At this point, you're just digging yourself a bigger hole, and making yourself look like a dumbass. If your argument is that they are scamming people because they advertise that you can win "up to" $200, then you need to start going after (or stop supporting) all the businesses that make commercials that advertise prices "as low as" $XX.

I have no reason to back freebitco.in or vouch for them other than the simple fact that over the past few years since I've used the site; they've paid me (on time) every time a payment was due.

So how about you get off your high horse and quit trying to look like an internet badass that's saving people from being scammed from this site... When there's no scam in the first place. You are seriously making yourself look more and more like an imbecile the more you try to justify your reasoning.

Seriously, bud, just stop. Cheers!

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Voted for ya. Feel free to enter me into the 0.01BTC pot. No need for tip for voting. Good luck!