Topic: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest - page 148. (Read 566330 times)

Yesterday had some luckj with WOF spins, both from email subscription and Premium membership:

In the end had over 4200 tickets, but as always, ended without nothing. Now I see that 5 users who had less tickets than me won something this round. Well, maybe one day...

In the end had over 4200 tickets, but as always, ended without nothing. Now I see that 5 users who had less tickets than me won something this round. Well, maybe one day...

- How "apparently" if "payment confirmation email, indicating the BTC address, which is not mine." Go after the owner of that address before naming, right?
Note:
Do you know that certain addons can change the address during a simple copy/paste?

I have been using this site for years and years and never had that problem. More then likely, it was his computer. He needs to check his security settings asap or if there are malwares present on his computer. I don't think it is freebitco's site that is compromised. Because if it is, the team should have sent a warning email or announcement to their users already.

Also, upon clicking the button of withdrawal, you will see the address where you will send it to. Is he checking it? Also, someone needs to access his email as the confirmation link is sent on the email address. Unless, he clicked the confirmation link, then, that's his fault because he verified it. And the email is also showing the btc address. So if it is not his address, then, you don't need to click the confirmation link and the transaction will be cancelled and the balance will be returned to your account.

This is the last paragraph of the confirmation email that freebitco will send to your email. So I don't think, freebitco is at fault on this case.

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...... you will see the address where you will send it to. Is he checking it? Also, someone needs to access his email as the confirmation link is sent on the email address. Unless, he clicked the confirmation link, then, that's his fault because he verified it. And the email is also showing the btc address. So if it is not his address, then, you don't need to click the confirmation link and the transaction will be cancelled and the balance will be returned to your account.

This is the last paragraph of the confirmation email that freebitco will send to your email. So I don't think, freebitco is at fault on this case.

A month ago, you claimed that you deposited money to the wrong address, which later proved that it was not a problem on the site's side, but some malware script from your computer. You never explained what actually happened in that case?

Now you claim your withdrawal went to the wrong address? And you claim that the problem is with freebitco.in this time. Why? It is more likely that your computer is infected again.

I have been hacked again on Freebitco.in.

I have been hacked again on Freebitco.in.

I made a withdrawal to my address saved in my profile, but apparently it has been redirected to another address.

I even received the payment confirmation email, indicating the BTC address, which is not mine.

Apparently the site is hacked, scripts are executed that change the addresses, and manipulate whatever.

The administrators do nothing to solve this, nor do they respond to anything in support.

I lost 3000 USD for this reason, I have all the evidence if necessary to show it.

Apparently the site is hacked, scripts are executed that change the addresses, and manipulate whatever.

The administrators do nothing to solve this, nor do they respond to anything in support.

The market is unforeseeable these days. Prices are relatively stable, but no one can assure if the next tendency is upside or downside yet. News don't help either, as they point in every directions, or in no directions at all... People keep commenting that Bitcoin may take a long time to skyrocket once again, or may take a short time. It seems there is no way for sure to know what is going to happen, until it finally happens, so once again we are going to be caught by surprise.

Regards FUN, it's not following the intensity of market's fluctuations at all... Losses in price accumulate more than 20% already in one month time period, while Bitcoin accumulates a 7% loss on the same period of time. The announcements and roadmaps developed by the team behind FUN weren't enough to push its demand upside and this community alone isn't enough to do that for FUN token.

@TheQuin and @wetsuit are no more in charge of these matters?

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The drop in price is obvious because almost all the coins were in such a drop after the previous bull run.
While many prominent coins/tokens were able to spike up in price again FUN token hasn't showed any significant gains yet.
May be it's due to the ongoing issues with delayed withdrawals or may be people have just lost interest in FUN.
Those people who pulled out at higher price are indeed luckier to sell at the right time.

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In my opinion, casinos should refrain from creating tokens or promoting tokens or simply partnering with tokens, because this casino business model is not something that would cause a token to gradually increase in price. the casino is not an investment site where they could place high interest rates for people who invest on the site and thus attract more investors. In the case of casinos, they have a lot of competition, they have operating costs that they need to pay every month, so they cannot afford to give many promotions.

looking at the FUN token chart
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I only see a drop in price, with the casino having canceled the signature campaign, and I also saw that some people are already complaining about the support and the delay in withdrawing their winnings, so this will all contribute to keeping customers away from the casino and consequently fewer new customers the casino will have and consequently fewer people will be using this FUN token and the price of this token will be falling constantly until it becomes another dead currency. I honestly don't see a good future for this token. Those people who were lucky enough to buy early and sell for a high price were the only smart people who profited. I always say that there is no guarantee that any token will rise, so if the person has a chance of making a profit, then it is better to sell at a profit, than to get greedy and be doing hodl for years and in the end have high losses.

If this is true then tons of players will rush in here to comment same complaint as yours. Probably your account was hacked probably due to your own security breach. By your word “you experienced hacked again” means you have a history of being hacked before.

You should reformat whatever device you are using because that’s the cause of your account hacked. I don’t play here often but you should always check the withdrawal confirmation email since that’s purpose of that email, to verify if the details is correct.

I have been hacked again on Freebitco.in.

I made a withdrawal to my address saved in my profile, but apparently it has been redirected to another address.

I even received the payment confirmation email, indicating the BTC address, which is not mine.

Apparently the site is hacked, scripts are executed that change the addresses, and manipulate whatever.

The administrators do nothing to solve this, nor do they respond to anything in support.

I lost 3000 USD for this reason, I have all the evidence if necessary to show it.