I deposit 37001 whitecoins to cryptopia exchange this week by mistake

[mmo4me.2016]

You only have to ask them for support, if not, maybe you are unfortunate! Note, when depositing up to the exchange, you should check the receiving address and be more careful, try it out in small quantities before sending all the numbers you want to sell!

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[RamBahadur.Gurung]

So you lost around $3,000 due to your own foolishness? Let's examine the options you have right now:

1. Forget about it and move on: the coins are gone. If you can move on with your life, then it may give you peace and a good night's sleep.
2. Begging: You can send emails to cryptopia every 24 hours, until they finally block you. If this gives you some peace, then go on.
3. Legal route: You can contact an attorney in NZ and file a lawsuit against the exchange. Don't think that it is worth the expenses.

[cryptofirm]

I think that your money is gone.

They announced lots of times not to deposit anything. You will pay your mistake unfortunately.

yes, you thats right
people should check their email, as often as possible
because, an exchange always send us an email about their news and update,,
i hope, everyone will learn from this mistake

[33bitcoin]

Cryptopia has a really shady past and I would avoid using it.  Stick with good exchanges like yobit, binance, gemini, kucoin.  There are a lot of good options out there that dont even make you do a kyc to deposit and withdraw.

[Netnox]

I think they are very busy nowadays with the creation of hot wallets and auditing. Maybe you should wait for a few more months and then remind them about your issue. I can't guarantee you anything, but in case what you are saying is true, then there is a good chance that they may refund the coins.

[Dingdongjl]

I feel sorry for your loss bro, but it is more better for you to forget about that and move on but still be updated to the chances that you can get your coin back.

Expect nothing and dont get hurt or expect what you want and get depressed by the promises.

[DBronze98]

It's all your mistake for not announcing the latest announcement from Cryptopia. Always watch their social media if you deposit/withdraw to the exchange and see what addresses its allowed to deposit and withdraw.

This is a serious mistake when users have updated the latest information from developers so errors arising in the transaction process will not be supported. I hope that you will be able to pay attention and update new information regularly during the use of these platforms.

[OLDARH]

It is necessary to carefully read the conditions of use of the exchange, there is certainly spelled out a clear condition for the mandatory verification of all recent messages and warnings from the exchange before making each transaction. But in some cases, support can go towards the user, so there is always a chance to change the situation.

[Pffrt]

Hello OP,
Any update on this? Did cryptopia solve this issue or you are still stucking with it? Please update this thread with the recent contact. I would really appreciate.

[StephenJH]

The Cryptopia support cleared the all raised questions and there are no much things left to do. The downside of blockchain is no availability of reverse transactions which is both good and bad for traders.

[Pffrt]

The Cryptopia support cleared the all raised questions and there are no much things left to do. The downside of blockchain is no availability of reverse transactions which is both good and bad for traders.

Isn't that address belong to cryptopia? If so, cryptopia can easily solve the issue. It doesn't take more than couple of minutes although they have to maintain the other things as scheduled. I think they are willingly doing this.

[legendster]

Ouch that's a rough mistake. I'm sorry for your loss. Cryptopia has always been a fair exchange and great to deal with before and after the hack. Might just have to be more careful next time.

That's not true. Cryptopia have engaged in some shitty behavior in the past, just have a deep scan of the scams and accusations section.

The sad part is, despite what we all think ethically, they have in their legal right to deny service in such a case, will such denial hold up its end in the court if OP sues? Most probably not. But who'd sue for such little money? The OP needs to be geared up to sue them for hundreds and thousands, if not millions.

I don't think they have millions to pay out anyway.