You send someone a voucher, to get them to signup for the site, then it gets complicated beyond believe.
First off, you MUST enable 2FA or you f#$%ed. To do this, you have to configure APPs on your phone {Authy} - If this fail, and it did with "No carrier Rockchip S10" problem, you can skip the APP and say you have no smart phone, and they must send your code via SMS <--- But you never get the SMS and the APP says -->Install successful.
Then you enter the site, and you try to redeem the voucher, but it stops you, and tells you this " Please enable two-factor authentication and verify your identity to be able to process fiat transactions "
To verify your identity, you have to do this :
Our beta-testing offer is limited, so please make sure that you meet all the requirements below:
1. Your age is not less than 21 years
2. You have the following documents required for verification:
- Passport or National ID
- Proof of Residency
3. You agree to provide us with scans of your passport or national ID, and agree to present the documents via Skype call as a part of the video verification process.
4. You have a bank account, which allows you to send bank transfers or transfer funds via VISA/MasterCard.
5. You are aware that the minimum funding/withdrawal limit for beta testing is 50 USD.
6. You have a web-camera with resolution not less than 1 MP for live video verification.
7. You have Skype installed.
8. You are proficient in basic English.
9. Your CEX.IO account is older than 3 months.
10. Two-Factor Authentication is enabled on your CEX.IO account.
Apart from getting a enema to get bodily fluids, it's impossible to enable 2FA or to verify your identity or to redeem your voucher.
WTF, why would they make this so impossible for people to join, once you refer them and give them free vouchers?
Are you serious? That's insane! How do they even have that many customers if they have to jump through those loops! I always figured buying hash power over there was the latest craze because it was really simple and people could actually mine, without being scammed by an ASIC manufacturer!