Topic: [ANN] Crypto Rush - Crypto to Crypto exchange - page 6. (Read 141839 times)

Actually one person have handled most of them various questions with good manners, and also for free.

Yes.  1300 tickets all asking why the solvent coins are being held onto and why people can't withdraw.  All answered with "go away" or just closed.

Your ticket is just not assigned yet, probably thx to time off with families.

Over 1300 tickets have been answered/closed since august!

Thanks, I got in contact with one of their staff via IRC and they're looking into it. Will update as soon as its working for me.

Maybe just people taking off for holidays. Best way to talk to someone is to hop on freenode IRC #cryptorush channel and ask for help from KingDragon or JCJrsomething and wait for response probably.

I purchased some CCN (cannacoin) via cryptorush and cannot withdraw it, I opened a ticket about 24 hours ago and still haven't received any response (ticket #491792)

Is this site a scam?

All they really said in that opening post was what they've been repeating. Now, there's nothing wrong with that as long as that's what they've been working on for half a year now, but you'd think there'd be more evident progress.

Well it's good to see what their priorities have been, and where their attention has been focused all this time.  I'm over the moon that not only will I will be treated to a unified colour scheme, but I'll be able to sort my portfolio of the coins I'll never see in whatever order I prefer.  They managed all that in less than a year?  Outstanding!  No wonder they haven't had time to return the "solvent" coins that were entrusted to them.

For everyone who cares..

I just noticed that their blog is now filled with some information:

http://blog.cryptorush.in/

That's all well and good but not being able to answers e-mails within a month is not a good sign.

you want people to trade on your site?? give back the solvent coins!! untill that happens, I ain't trading sht there.

ya I would like my worthless shit coins back as well. Just on principle. But we all know there aren't any left and this bullshit about solvency is running thin enough we see through it. Truth is C.R has nothing and is just prolonging the process of scam so its harder to find and prosecute those involved.

support is available almost 24/7 at channel #cryptorush

Not to pile on but has anyone been able to reach support. I've had some general questions but have not gotten a reply for quite some time. This did not use to be the case.

You know, if they just took my suggestion which I made awhile back, it would help. it also wouldn't take much to code at all. I don't go to their site much, I have no idea if they've implemented it, but if they haven't you should ask and wonder why. See my suggestion (in bold) and their response (in blue) below:


A public trade/exchange site, with no public ledger to verify EVERY movement to/from EVERY wallet that it manages, is not a trustworthy site.

I agree it'd be nice if they'd keep the thread updated more, but the owner and other people working on the exchange are pretty much available all the time at #cryptorush channel on freenode.

I'd pay more attention if they were posting status reports here and releasing the "solvent" coins instead of sitting around and not communicating at all.  When did you last see a status/activity report posted here with regard to releasing the so-called "solvent" coins to their owners?

You can trust them all you like, but I'm not drinking the Kool-Aid associated with this one.  Trust can be earned, and trust can easily be lost.  Trust is not automatic.  Some form of communication would be helpful if they are still around.

Yes, you are right, i can see your point now.

We should not trust our eyes and ears that were watching the drama unfold,
nor we should pay attention to any of the people that were actually involved in keeping the place alive.

Instead, we should pay attention to an account created in february for the sole purpose of posting only in the CR thread.

Nothing to see here people, move along.

It's not FUD.  It's a statement of fact that they are sitting on the "solvent" coins and are refusing to release them.  I post a nudge every now and again, but they continue to refuse to release the coins.  I'm not talking about the coins that they say were stolen;  I'm talking about the other coins they claim to be "solvent".

If they can't be trusted to release coins in their possession then what's the point in further developing the exchange?  If I add coins to the new exchange then how do I know I'll ever get them back if they decide they just want to keep them?  They can easily do something about this by releasing the "solvent" coins for withdrawal, but they just don't want to do that.  Maybe having people log in every couple of days to check their balance gives nice exchange usage statistics they can point at to try to claim that the exchange is not as dead as it clearly is.

I don't believe they have any intention of releasing the "solvent" coins.  I'll be happy to be proven wrong in this regard, but it's a matter of principle now that we get those coins regardless of their actual worth after all this time.  Ok, so my BTC and some other coins are just plain lost.  I accept that and, sad as it is, I have written those off.  That's not the point.  If they had released the "solvent" coins a few months ago when I and others were asking for them, then there might be some germ of trust that could be built upon.  Instead they have chosen to just sit on the coins (if they still even have them) and basically do nothing at all.  I suggested at the time that trust is fragile and they could easily lose it, and I was right.  I will absolutely not be using Crypto-Flush as a trading platform, now or ever.  I want to see my "solvent" coins again, and if my "stolen" BTC turns up and gets refunded then that's a bonus.  If those coins are ever made available for withdrawal then I will pull them out and delete my account.  I suggest that others do the same.  Why should these clowns be allowed to hold them indefinitely with no questions asked, and why should we trust them?

A full 100% agree!

Thanks for your statement, you're absolutely right.


I also don't even understand what those FUD guys want to achieve by posting this kind of crap.