Revollet Wallet

[mdang84]

I am a brand spanking newbie and was interested in this website. Can you some people share their wisdom or advice on opening an E-wallet with Revollet?

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[Taskford]

I am a brand spanking newbie and was interested in this website. Can you some people share their wisdom or advice on opening an E-wallet with Revollet?

Be careful OP and don't trust easily since you might gonna compromise if you go on unsure things and good thing you do a research first before getting started on that wallet and as I do a quick research via google and I think I can't risk my funds due to unknown reputation of that company and much better you use trust wallet,coinbase and exodus wallet but I would prefer exodus since it's more convenient and they have exchange where you can change your crypto directly to there site.

[OmegaStarScream]

How did you come across the website? They barely have any online presence. I wouldn't suggest using them. Here are some alternatives based on the features that Revollet is offering:

- A personal wallet: Electrum (BTC, PC), Mycelium (BTC, Android), Exodus/Coinomi (Multicurrency wallet, multi-platform).
- OTC: A list by 99bitcoins.
- Debit cards: Wirexapp (EU), BitPay (U.S), Paycent (for anywhere else). Take a look here for more options.
- Exchange: Binance, Kucoin (for alts). Coinbase, BitPanda, Coinmama, Bitonic (for fiat).

[gentlemand]

Never heard of them before in my entire life. Let someone else find out what they're like instead of you.

What is it about them that attracts you? Let us know what you're looking for and you'll get suggestions for properly established services.

[mk4]

If you're interested in downloading a wallet, the best choice would be to use open source, non-custodial wallets[1]. We barely know what website is this and if it's actually legitimate or not. Don't get too hooked up by their cool and modern website designs.

[1] https://cryptosec.info/cryptocurrency-wallets/#noncustodial

[TheBeardedBaby]

Often, brand new accounts asking for services which nobody has ever heard of are cheap way of advertising this service and keep in mind that no reputable company will ever use this kind of approach.
It's very easy to create some fake traffic asking questions like this

[Malvika_sitlani]

I am a brand spanking newbie and was interested in this website. Can you some people share their wisdom or advice on opening an E-wallet with Revollet?

Never heard about this wallet can you please more specific what exactly you want to know?

[Wexnident]

why would you go towards an unknown wallet instead of going for those famous ones? There are a lot of famous and notable ones out there that have been backed up by their reputation. You can be rest assured your coins are safe out there. There's electrum, coinbase, myetherwallet,binance, trezor and a lot more which are diversified into types but rest assured most of them are reputable. Might as well try that.

[Lucius]

mdang84, in my opinion, this site is quite risky for the reason that it doesn't really have any reviews (good/bad), and according to the information on the page, they have been available since 2016. I'm not saying it's a scam site, but if no one in three years has had any experience with them and shared it publicly, there's definitely something wrong.

We discovered that the website is rated as popular by Alexa with a score of 203386. This means that the website is visited by quite a lot of people. In addition other websites find this website interesting and relevant and are linking to it. As a result we increased our review score.

We have checked several other websites like Sitejabber, Resellerrating and Trustpilot for reviews of revollet.io but could not find any comments. This is a negative finding as any website who offers a service or product usually has several reviews at least. As a result we lowered our trust score.

[LTU_btc]

It's first when I hear name of this wallet and I'm certain that most people here will say same thing. I'm not sure is it legit question, or you're just shilling for this website, but nevermind. I simply can't suggest to use some random unknown website to hold your crypto assets. It's just not worth to risk with your money. And later we hear people are complaining that they were scammed by some unknown website. Why not to use some popular services with good reputation?

[Taskford]

It's first when I hear name of this wallet and I'm certain that most people here will say same thing. I'm not sure is it legit question, or you're just shilling for this website, but nevermind. I simply can't suggest to use some random unknown website to hold your crypto assets. It's just not worth to risk with your money. And later we hear people are complaining that they were scammed by some unknown website. Why not to use some popular services with good reputation?

In terms of safe keeping of my funds I will surely go to the one trusted and I wonder why people seek a unknown wallets where they will be easily compromised for that matters, and people should do a research and do a safety precaution always and go with big's since by staying at them will make them safe from the thief.

[jossiel]

Revollet what? never heard of it either.

I guess this kind of question counts as this: Don't get tricked by hidden spam on this forum

[evgenia_volkova]

OP is brand new plus this is the only question from OP. The question would have been which can be the preferred wallet as well instead of some random wallet which is never heard off.

Coming to OP question if you are really looking for wallet and a fresher here I would suggest a hardware wallet or a paper wallet. But, if you are here for a promotion then time will speak. Remember moderators/community members are not blind.

[mdang84]

I am a brand spanking newbie and was interested in this website. Can you some people share their wisdom or advice on opening an E-wallet with Revollet?

Be careful OP and don't trust easily since you might gonna compromise if you go on unsure things and good thing you do a research first before getting started on that wallet and as I do a quick research via google and I think I can't risk my funds due to unknown reputation of that company and much better you use trust wallet,coinbase and exodus wallet but I would prefer exodus since it's more convenient and they have exchange where you can change your crypto directly to there site.

Thanks Taskford for the solid advice. Asking this in the beginner to this chat forum, this was my way of testing waters in areas Im new to (as you can see). It all started when I met up with my friend I haven't seen in a while who lives in Asia. Seems like this site has a presence there?? Anyways, my friend is using this company as well as others which I think is cool. But yes, my friend did mention that there are A LOT of scams going on out there in the world related to crypto currencies. Don't worry, I won't complain if I do invest in this company and lose money. After all who knows who is correct right??

[mdang84]

How did you come across the website? They barely have any online presence. I wouldn't suggest using them. Here are some alternatives based on the features that Revollet is offering:

- A personal wallet: Electrum (BTC, PC), Mycelium (BTC, Android), Exodus/Coinomi (Multicurrency wallet, multi-platform).
- OTC: A list by 99bitcoins.
- Debit cards: Wirexapp (EU), BitPay (U.S), Paycent (for anywhere else). Take a look here for more options.
- Exchange: Binance, Kucoin (for alts). Coinbase, BitPanda, Coinmama, Bitonic (for fiat).

Mr. Starscream, I appreciate your recommendations. As I mentioned prior in my reply to another, my friend who I met in Asia is really into crypto currencies and this is one of the companies he is using. (along with others) I am brand new to the crypto currency world so it would be nice to meet some solid contacts out there with cool advice. Anyways, thanks again.

[mdang84]

Never heard of them before in my entire life. Let someone else find out what they're like instead of you.

What is it about them that attracts you? Let us know what you're looking for and you'll get suggestions for properly established services.

My friend in Asia uses them?? (as well as many others!) But thank you I will get my noobie status up and ready as time goes on!

[mdang84]

If you're interested in downloading a wallet, the best choice would be to use open source, non-custodial wallets[1]. We barely know what website is this and if it's actually legitimate or not. Don't get too hooked up by their cool and modern website designs.

[1] https://cryptosec.info/cryptocurrency-wallets/#noncustodial

Thanks for the advice! I will look into that!

[mdang84]

Often, brand new accounts asking for services which nobody has ever heard of are cheap way of advertising this service and keep in mind that no reputable company will ever use this kind of approach.
It's very easy to create some fake traffic asking questions like this

Go to hell. I am a newbie. I believe I made that clear in the first few words. No help at all.

[mdang84]

It's first when I hear name of this wallet and I'm certain that most people here will say same thing. I'm not sure is it legit question, or you're just shilling for this website, but nevermind. I simply can't suggest to use some random unknown website to hold your crypto assets. It's just not worth to risk with your money. And later we hear people are complaining that they were scammed by some unknown website. Why not to use some popular services with good reputation?

Just if anyone heard of this site? It seems like its from Asia so I was wondering if people on this forum know about it. I did do a quick search on this forum and a couple of articles popped up.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5031792.msg47208908#msg47208908  (bitcointalk thread link)
https://coinrivet.com/rev-group-selects-b21-for-crypto-asset-investing-services/   (actual link)

https://coinreport.net/b21-rev-group-revollet-ewallet/

These links were posted by b21official

[mdang84]

OP is brand new plus this is the only question from OP. The question would have been which can be the preferred wallet as well instead of some random wallet which is never heard off.

Coming to OP question if you are really looking for wallet and a fresher here I would suggest a hardware wallet or a paper wallet. But, if you are here for a promotion then time will speak. Remember moderators/community members are not blind.

Ok. I get it. thanks for that comment. I am an OP.