I realize this is an old thread but this comes up early in any search for "wall of coins review" along with other reviews claiming WOC is scammy. I would like to add my 2c for the record.
I only got involved in bitcoin this year and my only association with WOC is as a satisfied customer. I feel the need to defend them against all the, I feel false, accusations. I have had several transactions with them go well and am satisfied with their service. I have been buying smallish (100-300 USD) amounts of BTC and Dash once or twice a month. One snag I ran into was that when depositing to a Wells Fargo, Chase or BoA personal account you must do so as a money order and not cash (I like USPS MO's as they are cheap and PO's are everywhere) and have had trouble dealing with stupid/know-nothing tellers (here's looking at you Wells!), though every deposit did go through. This fact however is nowhere mentioned on the WOC website and I only found out about it by contacting customer support and canceling one transaction (no BTC received but nothing deposited so no "they took my money!" complaints). I find their customer service quite good to contact, though their website as shown above is a bit light on some important information to fully utilize their service. This issue is however not a problem with any other bank I am told.
Personally I have found the USPS Cash By Mail option the easiest. This is where you literally mail cash to the seller (and yes, for the record, it is perfectly legal to mail cash in the mail in the US). The cash must be sent with a tracking number (another thing they don't mention on the website), so only really Priority Mail (which is admittedly $7.20 these days) is an option and you must wait a few days for package to arrive before your BTC is released (at the exchange rate at the time you initiated the transaction). Though I have used WOC for this yet, this seems to be a good way to sell crypto as well; literally cash in the mail!
As for transaction verification: my understand from speaking to WOC CS is this is not strictly necessary but will expedite receiving your coins. They mention on their website the need to take two pictures, one with and one without writing on it, of your bank receipt as of my starting to do business with them (USPS CBM requires the tracker for transaction verification). Make sure to write EXACTLY what they want on the receipt.
As for ID verification: I have been told this only happens when a problem occurs. Having never had a problem transaction I have never had first-hand experience with this. One way to avoid is to buy only smaller amounts of crypto at a time like I do and not dump all your life savings into a single big buy. If anything goes wrong you lose less if you want to go by the "I'll never give up my ID!" approach (though a lot of LBC'ers want ID these days until you've had lots of verified transactions).
I have found WOC fairly easy to use (CS always comes through when there was a hickup *cough* (wells) *cough*) and has a greater selection of sellers than bisq or LBC (of which there is only one seller in my area; good guy, but a monopoly/monopsony nonetheless) and often with a lower markup than LBC. I like WOC, I have had a good experience with them so far and will do business with them again. I am sorry for all those who have lost money and not gotten BTC dealing with WOC but all the "its' a scam!"/horror stories I find not to be true for all, at least not for me. I hope my little review here will help anyone who finds this thread in future understand that WOC is not just a scam site or whatever.
Cheers mates.
If you believe it as a false accusation write the thread scam accusation against the users who filed the fake review with the proper evidence and information you have.
Kindly stay safe by unwantedly sharing the information which is not true or incorrect.
I am not here to justify you but you need to confirm it different thread in correct board, not in the dead thread.
