Topic: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC🏎Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest - page 89. (Read 407440 times)
September 13, 2020, 02:49:02 PM
I have a problem that I get the message that someone claimed on the same IP as me but only I use this network and I am the only one in my family who uses this page. I have deleted cookies but it continues to throw me that error
September 06, 2020, 08:43:16 PM
I created an account and I deposited more than $200 into it. I also played multiply btc almost everyday. For more than a week, I received no bonus in free btc. It is still 0.001% towards next bonus. Also the captcha is still here. I heard from other posts to check “requirements to unlock bonus”, but there is simply no such button on the page. Is there any error happened? 
Be very careful. In the reviews they write that the Administrator can simply draw bets for you that you have not even made, he will repeat every time that you made a bet yourself.I would be careful making false and libellous claims.
September 06, 2020, 06:25:30 PM
I created an account and I deposited more than $200 into it. I also played multiply btc almost everyday. For more than a week, I received no bonus in free btc. It is still 0.001% towards next bonus. Also the captcha is still here. I heard from other posts to check “requirements to unlock bonus”, but there is simply no such button on the page. Is there any error happened?
Be very careful. In the reviews they write that the Administrator can simply draw bets for you that you have not even made, he will repeat every time that you made a bet yourself. September 06, 2020, 06:18:34 PM
Even for a "promotion" it is pretty stupid to offer an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) for double the price you can buy it for in a normal shop - just imagine BTC goes up to $20,000 or even higher .. then you can get an iPhone for like $6,000+ !!!
EDIT: just saying they should adjust the required RP needed to get any hardware in their offerings
They will edit the required RP needed to get the Iphone only when the bitcoin price drops significantly to $ 3,000. He has one principle, if the price of bitcoin rises, he does not change anything, if the price of bitcoin starts to fall, then to get the Iphone you will need 111,111,111 RP EDIT: just saying they should adjust the required RP needed to get any hardware in their offerings
September 06, 2020, 06:51:02 AM
If you don’t want it, don’t redeem for it. Nobody is forcing you to. It’s over priced so it’s buyer beware, same as literally every other consumer interaction everywhere else someone is selling something. If you’ve got that many RP, you could redeem them for btc, transfer it off site and buy the iPhone at a more reasonable cost. Since RP are just an extra rewards program anyway that doesn’t need to be offered, criticizing it is a bit much.
There's an idiom in my local language that translates to "Already given the calf, yet wants the drumstick".
September 05, 2020, 11:25:07 AM
I am wondering about the reward points regarding redeeming hardware like an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB)...
It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
They are not selling its just a promotion if someone reach on required Reward Points then he can buy or if not then he can cashout these Reward Points without any problem as minimum requirement is 100,000 Rewared Points for cash out.It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
EDIT: just saying they should adjust the required RP needed to get any hardware in their offerings
If you don’t want it, don’t redeem for it. Nobody is forcing you to. It’s over priced so it’s buyer beware, same as literally every other consumer interaction everywhere else someone is selling something. If you’ve got that many RP, you could redeem them for btc, transfer it off site and buy the iPhone at a more reasonable cost. Since RP are just an extra rewards program anyway that doesn’t need to be offered, criticizing it is a bit much.
September 05, 2020, 04:57:46 AM
I am wondering about the reward points regarding redeeming hardware like an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB)...
It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
They are not selling its just a promotion if someone reach on required Reward Points then he can buy or if not then he can cashout these Reward Points without any problem as minimum requirement is 100,000 Rewared Points for cash out.It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
EDIT: just saying they should adjust the required RP needed to get any hardware in their offerings
September 04, 2020, 08:31:34 PM
I am wondering about the reward points regarding redeeming hardware like an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB)...
It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
They are not selling its just a promotion if someone reach on required Reward Points then he can buy or if not then he can cashout these Reward Points without any problem as minimum requirement is 100,000 Rewared Points for cash out.It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
EDIT: just saying they should adjust the required RP needed to get any hardware in their offerings
September 04, 2020, 11:47:40 AM
I am wondering about the reward points regarding redeeming hardware like an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB)...
It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
They are not selling its just a promotion if someone reach on required Reward Points then he can buy or if not then he can cashout these Reward Points without any problem as minimum requirement is 100,000 Rewared Points for cash out. It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
September 04, 2020, 11:10:31 AM
I am wondering about the reward points regarding redeeming hardware like an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB)...
It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
It costs 33,333,333 RP ... 1 RP = 1 satoshi ... so an Apple IPhone 11 Pro Max (512 GB) will cost 0.33333333 BTC...
Who the hell pays almost $3,500 for a phone that costs round about $1,500?!
Maybe you should adjust your needed RP for this
September 04, 2020, 01:54:04 AM
I created an account and I deposited more than $200 into it. I also played multiply btc almost everyday. For more than a week, I received no bonus in free btc. It is still 0.001% towards next bonus. Also the captcha is still here. I heard from other posts to check “requirements to unlock bonus”, but there is simply no such button on the page. Is there any error happened?
You need to do some more free rolls before it happens as the bonus is proportional to total free roll winnings. We were forced to do that because lots of people decided to abuse it and sign up multiple new accounts to exploit the bonus.
I'm guessing that this isn't the first account you created as someone new to the site wouldn't know what to expect so wouldn't be complaining.
Thanks for the answer. You are partly right, as I had created an account long time ago but dropped it in late 2018 during the Bitcoin winter. My email account at that time was hacked shortly after by malwares, and I couldn’t log into my “original” account. Anyway I did not deposit much into it so whatever.. But with the skyrocketed price of btc these days, I came back to see if it will be profitable, esp after the recommendation of another friend irl. Surprisingly the mechanisms have not changed much, so I planned to make strategies in getting the free btc more wisely this time...
Sad to hear about the exploitation. I just want to make things clear here.
September 03, 2020, 10:22:53 PM
I created an account and I deposited more than $200 into it. I also played multiply btc almost everyday. For more than a week, I received no bonus in free btc. It is still 0.001% towards next bonus. Also the captcha is still here. I heard from other posts to check “requirements to unlock bonus”, but there is simply no such button on the page. Is there any error happened?
You need to do some more free rolls before it happens as the bonus is proportional to total free roll winnings. We were forced to do that because lots of people decided to abuse it and sign up multiple new accounts to exploit the bonus.
I'm guessing that this isn't the first account you created as someone new to the site wouldn't know what to expect so wouldn't be complaining.
September 03, 2020, 06:27:24 PM
I created an account and I deposited more than $200 into it. I also played multiply btc almost everyday. For more than a week, I received no bonus in free btc. It is still 0.001% towards next bonus. Also the captcha is still here. I heard from other posts to check “requirements to unlock bonus”, but there is simply no such button on the page. Is there any error happened?
September 03, 2020, 11:55:31 AM
So how is this still paying 4.08% a year, what's the business model?
The business model is very simple. There were 123 BTC wagered yesterday and part of the house edge pays for free rolls, lottery tickets, reward points, golden tickets, referral income and the 4.08% compounded annual interest. It's a model that has been working for almost 7 years now.
The interest is essentially a loss leader for the gambling portion of the site, which is where the site makes profit. The house edge is pretty severe compared to other dice sites, but as long as there are players willing to play against it, the site can afford to pay the interest. Unlike a lot of sites that "pay" 15% per month on deposits (and should be avoided as likely scams), 4% should be manageable as long as there is a steady stream of dicers.
September 03, 2020, 04:19:32 AM
good night, i'm still waiting for the answer from coinbase to know if they can help me, as soon as i know something i'll come to say.
And I know the site since 2014/2015 I know it is trustworthy .. I have never had any problems until now, I just hope it has a happy outcome, especially because I even had a Freebitco.in banner on my store's website, if the site was not trustworthy I would not advertise it to my clients.
And I know the site since 2014/2015 I know it is trustworthy .. I have never had any problems until now, I just hope it has a happy outcome, especially because I even had a Freebitco.in banner on my store's website, if the site was not trustworthy I would not advertise it to my clients.
Anyone who has been involved in Bitcoin and at the forum here for more than 5 minutes knows we are a trustworthy site. I know this is frustrating for you but I hope you understand that requiring absolute proof from a bitcoin signed message is an essential procedure to protect our customer's from phishing attacks.
No, I'm not a troll with 4 messages.
That's a contradiction of facts that everyone can see by checking your post history.
September 02, 2020, 09:49:52 PM
ok i'm sorry i just didn't know what to do anymore ..
I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
You can forget about your bitcoins, he will not return them to you. He and his friends are looking for any excuses. Enable or disable 2fa, email confirmation is fiction. When you do this, there is a new fiction, now it is a signature with a key, even if you do this, they will come up with something else.I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
Says the Newbie troll with 4 posts all telling lies about us.
I am asking for proof that they are the real owner of an account. I protect my customers like that rather than just handing over accounts to anyone who asks. Thee only fiction here is yours. The account in question had 2fa reset by email authorisation. That means someone used an IP address located in the same city that was used to originally enable it and then after a 2 week cool off period the same person was able to click the link in the email confirmation.
And I know the site since 2014/2015 I know it is trustworthy .. I have never had any problems until now, I just hope it has a happy outcome, especially because I even had a Freebitco.in banner on my store's website, if the site was not trustworthy I would not advertise it to my clients.
September 02, 2020, 09:17:49 PM
Says the Newbie troll with 4 posts all telling lies about us.
I am asking for proof that they are the real owner of an account. I protect my customers like that rather than just handing over accounts to anyone who asks. Thee only fiction here is yours. The account in question had 2fa reset by email authorisation. That means someone used an IP address located in the same city that was used to originally enable it and then after a 2 week cool off period the same person was able to click the link in the email confirmation.
No, I'm not a troll with 4 messages. And in general, it doesn't matter how many messages someone wrote. You only blame everyone, if 4 messages are troll, if 10,000 then a real person. So where did the real account owner go? He linked a phone number, but you don't notice it, as if a hacker is no longer a hacker, but a maniac killer. According to your logic, it was not only hacked, but also buried somewhere in the forest. When will you tell everyone that he is an escaped prisoner who accidentally invaded someone else's house to steal bitcoins? I am asking for proof that they are the real owner of an account. I protect my customers like that rather than just handing over accounts to anyone who asks. Thee only fiction here is yours. The account in question had 2fa reset by email authorisation. That means someone used an IP address located in the same city that was used to originally enable it and then after a 2 week cool off period the same person was able to click the link in the email confirmation.
September 02, 2020, 08:36:31 PM
ok i'm sorry i just didn't know what to do anymore ..
I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
You can forget about your bitcoins, he will not return them to you. He and his friends are looking for any excuses. Enable or disable 2fa, email confirmation is fiction. When you do this, there is a new fiction, now it is a signature with a key, even if you do this, they will come up with something else.I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
Says the Newbie troll with 4 posts all telling lies about us.
I am asking for proof that they are the real owner of an account. I protect my customers like that rather than just handing over accounts to anyone who asks. Thee only fiction here is yours. The account in question had 2fa reset by email authorisation. That means someone used an IP address located in the same city that was used to originally enable it and then after a 2 week cool off period the same person was able to click the link in the email confirmation.
September 02, 2020, 08:20:00 PM
ok i'm sorry i just didn't know what to do anymore ..
I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
You can forget about your bitcoins, he will not return them to you. He and his friends are looking for any excuses. Enable or disable 2fa, email confirmation is fiction. When you do this, there is a new fiction, now it is a signature with a key, even if you do this, they will come up with something else. I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
September 02, 2020, 05:02:54 PM
ok i'm sorry i just didn't know what to do anymore ..
I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
I trust your word, but I have the email with all the security methods and I don't have any login outside my ip, but I already changed the email password again, could it be something on the computer like malware or spyware?
It could easily be malware or any unofficial apps you use. The email account definitely authorised all changes.
and with Coinbase how do I send the signed message? I can not find it
You can only sign messages from your wallets. You don't own Coinbase's wallet, they do.
You should also read Coinbase's Terms of Service and search for the word "Gambling".
good afternoon, so you think that changing the password is not enough? should i take further action?
I went to see it, I didn't know that part ... but either way I sent an email to the Coinbase support to see if they can help me, I was seeing on the internet that they had the option to send a signed message before .. maybe they have some way and i'm not finding
thank you
Best regards
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