PLAYTIN - Casino Exchange Wallet Trading

[Foxpup]

Well, I've emailed PiratePoint (the domain registrant), since they're apparently the last people to successfully communicate with them, telling them to relay my messages to them. It's a long shot, but it's literally the only contact information I have. If I don't get a satisfactory response, I think I can safely say I've been scammed.

[alani123]

Don't give up just yet, this is also going to be a longshot but I think you should try contacting websites that have writen about playtin. Most of those websites require a fee to write a review and there should have been some short of communication in order to achieve that. You'll find such websites simply by googling "playtin".

[louisp8731]

Yes sounds like a good strategy! I used to work for a site that publishes reviews an we always kept our client's contacts.

[kowwip]

because My English is bad so I really don't know what is "Exchange Wallet Trading" ? Please help me explain it ! Thanks

[BrianM]

Why is it called "Exchange Wallet Trading" it looks like an ordinary gambling site?
When I read the title of OP I assumed that it was a mix between a gambling site and a altcoin exchange.
Little confusing if you ask me.

[leancuisine]

Why is it called "Exchange Wallet Trading" it looks like an ordinary gambling site?
When I read the title of OP I assumed that it was a mix between a gambling site and a altcoin exchange.
Little confusing if you ask me.

If you look inside, it is also an exchange. You can exchange BTC for LTC, DOGE, DRK, amongst other coins. Also of course there is wallets for those altcoins too.

[alani123]

such a long time since the admins have shown any signs of life, yet the dividends are shooting up so high again.

[Zyrio]

such a long time since the admins have shown any signs of life, yet the dividends are shooting up so high again.

Well, they scammed me good. Maybe they look for the next stupid who buys many shares. 

I cant believe i was that stupid to trust them.

[louisp8731]

Something of the sort happened to me a couple of years ago. Generally if you do not want to be scammed you should be more careful.

[alani123]

Well, playtin doesn't fit the definition of a scam perfectly. Many people that lost money through them forgot their quick account creation URL or something like that.

I had some coins deposited there after they had gone awol. The deposit didn't even show up in my account probably because they hadn't maintained the daemons. Somehow it got fixed and I was able to withdraw.

Although the fact that the payout of the dividends is so high again seems pretty unreal now that the devs are awol for so long. So my advice would be to stay away, it's risky to put coins there as long as we don't get any signs that someone maintains the service.

[donkalot]

Despite the fact that the admins have gone AWOL for quite some time now, their site never stopped working and I have been playing on there since the beginning. As long as you don't lose your account info, you are fine imo.

They always have pay out within seconds, even big amounts like 30 BTC, I know other casinos stall big payments and sometimes you have to almost beg them to pay you.
I also get interest on my bitcoin for just keeping them there, so thats every few hours free risk free bitcoin (its not bankroll related, its just interest on the side).
They have one thing going against that, and that is communication, but besides that to me its one of the most trustable casinos so far in BTC, just by track record of paying out.

[louisp8731]

Despite the fact that the admins have gone AWOL for quite some time now, their site never stopped working and I have been playing on there since the beginning. As long as you don't lose your account info, you are fine imo.

They always have pay out within seconds, even big amounts like 30 BTC, I know other casinos stall big payments and sometimes you have to almost beg them to pay you.
I also get interest on my bitcoin for just keeping them there, so thats every few hours free risk free bitcoin (its not bankroll related, its just interest on the side).
They have one thing going against that, and that is communication, but besides that to me its one of the most trustable casinos so far in BTC, just by track record of paying out.

Yeah, I guess it's normal to expect some sort of payment delay but generally if the casino is a good one they should try to please their clients not torment them!

[louisp8731]

anybody knows what the average delay is? I mean among bitcoin casinos.

[alani123]

anybody knows what the average delay is? I mean among bitcoin casinos.

Withdrawal delay? Well if the balance you request is in their hotwallet there should be zero delay.

[louisp8731]

anybody knows what the average delay is? I mean among bitcoin casinos.

Withdrawal delay? Well if the balance you request is in their hotwallet there should be zero delay.

Yes it should be like this in principle. And by the way sometimes there are deposit delays as well on some sites. Perhaps it's due to payment processing issues of some sort.

[louisp8731]

anybody knows what the average delay is? I mean among bitcoin casinos.

Withdrawal delay? Well if the balance you request is in their hotwallet there should be zero delay.

Yes it should be like this in principle. And by the way sometimes there are deposit delays as well on some sites. Perhaps it's due to payment processing issues of some sort.

hmm or maybe some unconscientious casinos decide case by case.

[Zyrio]

Well, I've emailed PiratePoint (the domain registrant), since they're apparently the last people to successfully communicate with them, telling them to relay my messages to them. It's a long shot, but it's literally the only contact information I have. If I don't get a satisfactory response, I think I can safely say I've been scammed.

Did you get an answer from them?

[louisp8731]

Well, I've emailed PiratePoint (the domain registrant), since they're apparently the last people to successfully communicate with them, telling them to relay my messages to them. It's a long shot, but it's literally the only contact information I have. If I don't get a satisfactory response, I think I can safely say I've been scammed.

Did you get an answer from them?

Piratepoint are always slow with answers.

[louisp8731]

Well, I've emailed PiratePoint (the domain registrant), since they're apparently the last people to successfully communicate with them, telling them to relay my messages to them. It's a long shot, but it's literally the only contact information I have. If I don't get a satisfactory response, I think I can safely say I've been scammed.

Did you get an answer from them?

Piratepoint are always slow with answers.

I hope this will change though.

[boopy265420]

Well, I've emailed PiratePoint (the domain registrant), since they're apparently the last people to successfully communicate with them, telling them to relay my messages to them. It's a long shot, but it's literally the only contact information I have. If I don't get a satisfactory response, I think I can safely say I've been scammed.

Did you get an answer from them?

Piratepoint are always slow with answers.

I hope this will change though.

If Admin has gone then how the site is up even now ? I visited this site and all seems good like speed,connection and account creation. I don't understand who is paying for the hosting ? or may be they had yearly hosting plan . This sounds logically correct.