Topic: Don't use Poswallet.com to stake your coin.. - page 3. (Read 12869 times)

Actually you're the one missing the point. They are delisting coins with low volume and low support to clean up the house for the rest of them. I see nothing wrong with that, I'd rather have the devs improving the QoS than spending half of their time fixing the 808 wallet.

POSWallet add over 100 coins, now they are removing most of them, thinking that this will improve their business.

What they forget is that the most important thing about business is customer service.  If you have a bunch of unhappy customers you don't stay in business very long.

I didnt got coins arrived, all night mining with Gpus, Posw, is crap

I also use poswallet without any issues and I like the service 

Didn't realize this post was basically necrophilia.

Thats not a nav tx i.d. on the new chain* --> also this might seem random but do you have any referrals.

no fud, just true...
any help? what can i do?

https://picload.org/view/rirairor/img2nav.png.html

https://picload.org/view/riraircl/img1nav.png.html

I've handled millions of coins through them, without having a single missing coin.

Proof before you FUD, friend.

ihad 8000 nav staking on pos then i wanted to send 3000 to my wallet but i never got them. one day later my other 5000 nav where gone too.
the support doesnt answer and always closes tickets insted of helping...

i would never recommend anybody to use this site.

does someone have an idea how to geht my coins back?

I don't know what you're talking about, Poswallet is one of the few services that provide support through Slack and there is always one of them online to provide support.


So, tell me, who are those many people that are not satisfied with their 24/7 support?

As there are many people talking bad about POSWALLET, I heard Poswallet recently but many people are not satisfied with them because their support system is not up to the mark, so it is not good suggestion to keep your coin in Poswallet account. It's better to stake your coins by your own.

Join their slack, https://poswallet.signup.team/ , someone from support will be there to help you.

For me, it's just facepalm. They let you use special characters in your password while signing up, and then don't let you in cause you are using special characters.

Ok, let's reset the password then. Filling in the form, clicking on captcha - email was sent. But looks like it wasn't. Have not got any letter from them, checked the spam folder of course.
But the "Username Reminder" letter comes instantly.

The funniest thing is when you click on "Support", they want you to sign in. 

well the layout is shiite
and difficult to use

BUT

i can not complain about withdraws, nor security

prefer that POSW figures those out first, Tech/secure, in the backend.

a frontend (cosmetic) webdev can come in later

Hello. I've been a member in poswallet for many months already, and I never had major problem with them. I trust the site. They now have have upgrade in verification system. They will have higher withdrawal rate, so members are encouraged to sign up for 2FA

Is what each pos coin have. Instead of opening a hole bunch of wallets you keep your coins on their site and you will earn same pos stake according to each coin.

what are the staking rates there?

they are developing new vertification system, so withrawal limits wont be problem if you are vertified. And they also prepare to register it as legal company, so risk they go away with your coins will be limited. I engurage you to use this service.

Thanks for your feedback. I didn't know about daily withdrow limit. Anyhow i'm still testing poswallet.... Exchange add is great.

Have a nice day.

I have had problems in the past - missing deposits, shorted deposits, and recently found out that I have a $500 USD per day withdraw limit. I have started several support tickets, & all except 1 or 2 were answered in a timely manner.

It is a bit risky trusting a third party with your coins, but sometimes greater risk equals greater reward. I have always felt like coins should be kept in your possession at all times simply because one of the main benefits of Bitcoin/altcoins is that it takes away the need for third parties. Having said that, I'm not sure anyone ever imagined there would be this many digital currencies, several of which using a PoS algorithm. Even with a current top of the line computer, I don't think it would be possible to stake 102 different coins at the same time using only a PC & standard internet connection (which is currently what poswallet.com can do)!

In my honest opinion, I must say that they have done a great deal of growing over the past few months - not only in terms of a larger user-base with more coins, but its been quite obvious to me that a considerable amount of time/work has gone into developing! UI continues to improve, more PoS coins have been added, block explorers & an Exchange have been built (whether they work well or not is unknown to me simply because I haven't tried either of those features). However you look at it, time, money, & resources have most seemingly been spent recently, I get the feeling that their intentions are good..