Topic: coinpot.co scam or not - page 2. (Read 24802 times)

Dude, after reading all that was written here (hundreds of user complaints) the conclusion is that coinpot is really a scam. Their system is to entice you, they let you win some coins, but as soon as they see that you earn a lot, then they cancel your account arbitrarily and for no reason!

In the last 10 days I have sent them 4 emails and 2 emails sent my wife, but they never answer! We are outraged
Their email is [email protected] but don't expect an answer...

I'm sorry dude. for you, for me and those who have been wronged or punished without explanation.
I seems that the law of the strong rules this world. And as usual, the strong don't give a shit about you and me and all the rest. What can I say? In the end, that's life. This is well known.

Well, suspension can also mean termination.

Let me tell you a case of mine. I used to advertise on the Google Ads platform until end of last year when it was permanently suspended for circumventing their systems, which they never revealed how. In other words, I was blacklisted after using their service for 5 years.

So you can see how fucked up Google is, being a mega company.

Back to you, it's a permanent suspension until you could provide otherwise. But highly likely you'll face either outcome:
1) You receive a reply that their systems have detected and confirmed a violation which they would not disclose of. Decision is final.
2) The owner doesn't respond.

But you could have easily created those two (and more) email accounts yourself under pseudonyms. I'm not saying you did, but think about it - claims from same IP under different account names, sent to same crypto wallet - looks dodgy (even if it's not). Having two separate email addresses and names doesn't prove anything.

I sent them the two emails of our two accounts in order to find out that they are two different names, our own names! I can't do anything else.
Of course I guess that might be their problem, maybe it's something else. In any case, they should clarify which is the term violation, as well as how long the suspension lasts.

Suspension and termination are 2 types of punishment.
Suspension means for a certain period of time. Otherwise it would mean termination, closure of the account (ie forever). I assume that the first concerns a warning, while the second concerns a case of relapse, so it is irreversible.
That should be clear! Suspension ok, but for how long?

Well, initially they let you withdraw and make you believe it's not a scam. But later, they cancel your transactions and suspended your account unfairly and for no reason! So yes, it seems that after all it's a scam. Probably all of you are right. Coinpot claim that there is an alleged violation and without explaining, they are holding our own coins.

What happened to us: the day before yesterday I withdrew litecoins. My wife also withdrew her own coins from her own account in our common wallet. Yesterday Coinpot says that we have violated the terms of their service! It does not say anywhere in the terms that it is forbidden for 2 users to send coins from their accounts to the same address. It's the only thing I can imagine as a reason, but this is not forbidden by their terms of service. That is, sending two people to the same wallet their coins. They canceled our 2 transactions and unjustly suspended our accounts. How long does it take? No details. Yesterday we sent emails but have not yet received a reply.
This is unfair but this is Coinpot...

* of course if they correct their mistake, I'm ready to reconsider my opinion, but I don't see them responding

Well, initially they let you withdraw and make you believe it's not a scam. But later, they cancel your transactions and suspended your account unfairly and for no reason! So yes, it seems that after all it's a scam. Probably all of you are right. Coinpot claim that there is an alleged violation and without explaining, they are holding our own coins.

What happened to us: the day before yesterday I withdrew litecoins. My wife also withdrew her own coins from her own account in our common wallet. Yesterday Coinpot says that we have violated the terms of their service! It does not say anywhere in the terms that it is forbidden for 2 users to send coins from their accounts to the same address. It's the only thing I can imagine as a reason, but this is not forbidden by their terms of service. That is, sending two people to the same wallet their coins. They canceled our 2 transactions and unjustly suspended our accounts. How long does it take? No details. Yesterday we sent emails but have not yet received a reply.
This is unfair but this is Coinpot...

* of course if they correct their mistake, I'm ready to reconsider my opinion, but I don't see them responding

To be fair, I think the point the OP was trying to make is that Coinpot (and other microwallets) are their own self appointed "judge, jury and executioner", and there's sweet FA you can do about it. Which is the unfortunate truth. You wouldn't necessarily have to breach their TOS to get banned, I'm sure it happens to a lot of people. The tiniest element of doubt could be enough.

I've heard that it's mostly people earning decent amounts from referrals that seem to get banned for no apparent reason. This makes sense if you consider that they will keep the referrals and then not pay the referral fees.. a total scam if it is true.

The thing is, on the other hand, there are a hell of a lot of people trying to scam these faucets with bots, proxys/VPN's and other methods, so they will generally have a zero tolerance policy (even if they have the tiniest suspicion). It's certainly nothing personal, and I'm sure they would rather have a world where they know everyone is playing their game 'above board'. Paranoia breeds paranoia etc..

I have made further withdrawals since my 'issue' (a few posts back) and they have all gone smoothly. I'm not happy that I received no response to my queries, but they are still paying me, so I'll keep making the claims.

It's true though, that an unregulated world can be a minefield, but everything was unregulated once, and we still survived! Peace.

And the thing about coinpot they don’t block your account instead they will cancel your withdrawal and keep it for themselves.