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hero member
Activity: 1593
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May 21, 2020, 11:01:50 PM
#27
I sent all documents. My passport, selfie, ID, bank statement, screenshots... Its my money, ublock my account.
You would provide a bank stuff in a world of cryptocurrency that boosts of near anonymity for a KYC? Gosh! I think that's going too far. Most of these guys sell customers' data to the dark net. Beware.
You shouldn't provide anything to them, it is very dangerous. You can search on google, there were scam reports about them over a year ago. Select services for which you can control private keys.
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1225
Once a man, twice a child!
May 21, 2020, 08:39:38 PM
#26
I sent all documents. My passport, selfie, ID, bank statement, screenshots... Its my money, ublock my account.
You would provide a bank stuff in a world of cryptocurrency that boosts of near anonymity for a KYC? Gosh! I think that's going too far. Most of these guys sell customers' data to the dark net. Beware.
member
Activity: 554
Merit: 11
May 18, 2020, 02:23:41 AM
#25
I used the wallet for payments, withdrew a large amount of dogecoins to it, then I wanted to withdraw it, and my wallet was banned, they asked for documents, I sent everything, they began to ask for incomprehensible screenshots, I also sent them, as a result, my funds remained in the wallet. Do not use this application . You may not get your money back.


Hello,

Checking our records, we can see that this case has been resolved a few months ago.
Would you please confirm it with me?
copper member
Activity: 591
Merit: 55
January 24, 2020, 11:02:40 AM
#24
I used the wallet for payments, withdrew a large amount of dogecoins to it, then I wanted to withdraw it, and my wallet was banned, they asked for documents, I sent everything, they began to ask for incomprehensible screenshots, I also sent them, as a result, my funds remained in the wallet. Do not use this application . You may not get your money back.

Before even downloading and installing any wallet you should have used this forum, reddit and google to check the feedback, of course every wallet/exchange will have sometimes bad/negative comments, but some of them are just bad in most cases, so people should avoid it otherwise they will lose funds and time
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
January 24, 2020, 10:59:53 AM
#23
I feel you, I had the same situation with DOGE recently. But it was too silly of me to blame Freewallet. After providing them all the requested info, my DOGE finally reached the account.
I provided them with all the documents, and there are 2 types, a certificate, screenshots from where the money came from, and each time they ask for something else, I don’t give so many certificates to the bank. They see that I don’t understand in cryptocurrency and ask for something that I don’t have
jr. member
Activity: 47
Merit: 1
January 24, 2020, 10:18:50 AM
#22
I feel you, I had the same situation with DOGE recently. But it was too silly of me to blame Freewallet. After providing them all the requested info, my DOGE finally reached the account.
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 72
January 24, 2020, 09:50:27 AM
#21
Dear vred2905,

We truly understand your frustration.
Could you please get back to the support ticket and provide our specialists with the required information?
Our security department can unblock withdrawals from your account only after the requested info will be provided.

Thanks in advance for your patience and cooperation!

So after this ENTIRE thread you decide to keep doing the shady crap that you're doing, caring 0% about the claims and the voice of the community? Caring 0% about your customers?

Your reply to everything we all said here is the perfect example of "We don't give a f**k what you want. Give us what we need or forget about your money.". Just because you know there are many users joining cryptocurrencies to stay private and anonymous.

This is very disgusting. Hopefully your wallet apps won't last much longer, because this thread will be put right next to all the other threads about your scam in a very beautiful Google Play report by me ASAP. If you don't listen to the community's voice, Google will.

Thank you for your cooperation!
sr. member
Activity: 1932
Merit: 442
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January 24, 2020, 07:57:58 AM
#20
I feel bad ... I'm new to cryptocurrency
Well, this what they are looking for those newbies that dont have any idea on a crypto wallet. They are selectively scam people and asking KYC verification when you are going to transfer your fund. Sorry for your loss and you should learn on these mistakes in choosing them to store your crypto asset.



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I really hope that you will have many fewer clients after my posts on the forums.
Indeed, members on the forum know about them. They will never fall people here because they and I know about their reputation. If there is a next victim? Perhaps it is the same as you a newbie in crypto. How about those people dont know where to post their complaint? Maybe not only you were falling on their trap. Stay away on this kind of wallet much better.
newbie
Activity: 8
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January 24, 2020, 07:17:05 AM
#19

200041 ticket number maybe.

I sent all documents. My passport, selfie, ID, bank statement, screenshots... Its my money, ublock my account. You steal my dogecoins, and you ask each time new and new documents. I sent everything to you, look at the history and check everything. Are you protecting my wallet from me? Or complaints to my wallet? If not, then open a profile and I will take my money and will not work with you anymore. This amount is not the first time on my wallet.

Dear vred2905,

We truly understand your frustration.
Could you please get back to the support ticket and provide our specialists with the required information?
Our security department can unblock withdrawals from your account only after the requested info will be provided.

Thanks in advance for your patience and cooperation!


I sent you everything you asked for, and I can’t come up with something that’s not.

I really hope that you will have many fewer clients after my posts on the forums.
member
Activity: 554
Merit: 11
January 24, 2020, 06:47:09 AM
#18

200041 ticket number maybe.

I sent all documents. My passport, selfie, ID, bank statement, screenshots... Its my money, ublock my account. You steal my dogecoins, and you ask each time new and new documents. I sent everything to you, look at the history and check everything. Are you protecting my wallet from me? Or complaints to my wallet? If not, then open a profile and I will take my money and will not work with you anymore. This amount is not the first time on my wallet.

Dear vred2905,

We truly understand your frustration.
Could you please get back to the support ticket and provide our specialists with the required information?
Our security department can unblock withdrawals from your account only after the requested info will be provided.

Thanks in advance for your patience and cooperation!
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
January 23, 2020, 02:15:34 PM
#17
How you say you simply want to secure his transactions , and you'd like to identify him as the rightful owner .
I'm reading this thread and I'm almost slapping my head, because it's patently ridiculous to ask for KYC documents for providing a wallet for dogecoin.  That's an obvious scam to anyone who's been into crypto for a while and has seen how many scammers there are--but it's the newbies who get scammed by these sorts of tricks.  I feel bad for you, OP.

Our goal is to secure your transactions.
And by that I assume you mean "steal your funds". 





I feel bad ... I'm new to cryptocurrency
legendary
Activity: 3500
Merit: 6981
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January 23, 2020, 01:13:36 PM
#16
How you say you simply want to secure his transactions , and you'd like to identify him as the rightful owner .
I'm reading this thread and I'm almost slapping my head, because it's patently ridiculous to ask for KYC documents for providing a wallet for dogecoin.  That's an obvious scam to anyone who's been into crypto for a while and has seen how many scammers there are--but it's the newbies who get scammed by these sorts of tricks.  I feel bad for you, OP.

Our goal is to secure your transactions.
And by that I assume you mean "steal your funds". 

member
Activity: 112
Merit: 72
January 23, 2020, 01:08:26 PM
#15
Please answer me this !?   How you say you simply want to secure his transactions , and you'd like to identify him as the rightful owner . But from where you know who is the rightful owner of the account considering he was allowed to deposit the large amount without any KYC procedure ?  What if I make an account , I deposit a large amount of coins , then someone hacks my account , he tryes to wd , you ask them for KYC , the hacker aswell can pass KYC considering u have no prior information on me , so KYC is irrelevant . 

This unfortunately happened with Bittrex too. Back in 2017 (or was it 2016? Cannot remember) they decreased the withdrawal limit for unverified users to 0BTC, which means you weren't able to withdraw even a 1/10 of a penny. Users were all forced to verify their identity to take their money out of the exchange. However, you could've deposited a million dollars if you wanted with no verification requirement.

Poloniex, on the other side (I used to support it back then, but since Justin bought it it's turned to sh*t..), has also decreased at the time their limits. However, they were fair: existing in verified accounts had verification requirement on DEPOSIT and no requirement for withdrawals.

This is a very crappy move from Freewallet in my opinion. I never had a wallet thanks to the warnings from most reviews the wallet has.
full member
Activity: 1078
Merit: 210
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January 23, 2020, 12:48:40 PM
#14
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Hi vred2905!

Our goal is to secure your transactions. When we offer you to go through a verification procedure, it means we’d like to identify you as the rightful owner of your funds and secure your transactions. During this process, your funds remain untouched and are never moved.
Could you please share the support ticket number?

Thank you for your understanding!
Please answer me this !?   How you say you simply want to secure his transactions , and you'd like to identify him as the rightful owner . But from where you know who is the rightful owner of the account considering he was allowed to deposit the large amount without any KYC procedure ?  What if I make an account , I deposit a large amount of coins , then someone hacks my account , he tryes to wd , you ask them for KYC , the hacker aswell can pass KYC considering u have no prior information on me , so KYC is irrelevant . 
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 72
January 23, 2020, 10:52:40 AM
#13
And, cryptocurrency must be anonymous anyway

Not really. Laws say something else.

My big question is why are users allowed to anonymously deposit money, but are requested identity proof when withdrawing. If verification is required, it should be right from the creation of an account.

It sounds like a fishy move to be because some users (me included) would like to keep their profile low. I'm not doing any shady activity, but if I deposit money on a website anonymously and they then request me identity proof to withdraw, I would most likely prefer considering it a loss and move on. The money stays on the platform, it's not under my ownership anymore.

Fishy. Just my two cents.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
January 23, 2020, 10:20:51 AM
#12
I wonder how could someone prove their coins are theirs by showing identity proof when the account never had identity provided before. IP addresses and maybe device names & Google accounts (I don't think Google login is used for Freewallet but whatever) aside, how can you make sure the person who has shown identity proof is the same person who had the wallet up to that point?

If I found a dollar on the street and told you I earned it and did not steal it, giving you my ID will not serve as proof that it wasn't stolen. If what I'm saying doesn't make any sense, someone please explain it to me.

I am honestly afraid to use cryptocurrencies on any website as a deposit due to exactly this fear that I might be required to verify my identity but only AFTER depositing. Why not require it when creating an account instead? If you let me send you money anonymously but force me to let you know who I am when I want my money back, I call it a scam.
You right. And, cryptocurrency must be anonymous anyway
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 72
January 23, 2020, 10:17:07 AM
#11
I wonder how could someone prove their coins are theirs by showing identity proof when the account never had identity provided before. IP addresses and maybe device names & Google accounts (I don't think Google login is used for Freewallet but whatever) aside, how can you make sure the person who has shown identity proof is the same person who had the wallet up to that point?

If I found a dollar on the street and told you I earned it and did not steal it, giving you my ID will not serve as proof that it wasn't stolen. If what I'm saying doesn't make any sense, someone please explain it to me.

I am honestly afraid to use cryptocurrencies on any website as a deposit due to exactly this fear that I might be required to verify my identity but only AFTER depositing. Why not require it when creating an account instead? If you let me send you money anonymously but force me to let you know who I am when I want my money back, I call it a scam.
legendary
Activity: 2688
Merit: 3983
January 23, 2020, 10:08:33 AM
#10
I believe that they are selective scammers so you may have an opportunity to get your money back by cooperating with the support team.
Since you have sent the required documents, complete all the requirements to the end and check what will happen.

Next time remember: Not your keys, Not your coins.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
January 23, 2020, 10:06:03 AM
#9
I used the wallet for payments, withdrew a large amount of dogecoins to it, then I wanted to withdraw it, and my wallet was banned, they asked for documents, I sent everything, they began to ask for incomprehensible screenshots, I also sent them, as a result, my funds remained in the wallet. Do not use this application . You may not get your money back.


Hi vred2905!

Our goal is to secure your transactions. When we offer you to go through a verification procedure, it means we’d like to identify you as the rightful owner of your funds and secure your transactions. During this process, your funds remain untouched and are never moved.
Could you please share the support ticket number?

Thank you for your understanding!

200041 ticket number maybe.

I sent all documents. My passport, selfie, ID, bank statement, screenshots... Its my money, ublock my account. You steal my dogecoins, and you ask each time new and new documents. I sent everything to you, look at the history and check everything. Are you protecting my wallet from me? Or complaints to my wallet? If not, then open a profile and I will take my money and will not work with you anymore. This amount is not the first time on my wallet.
member
Activity: 554
Merit: 11
January 23, 2020, 09:29:51 AM
#8
I used the wallet for payments, withdrew a large amount of dogecoins to it, then I wanted to withdraw it, and my wallet was banned, they asked for documents, I sent everything, they began to ask for incomprehensible screenshots, I also sent them, as a result, my funds remained in the wallet. Do not use this application . You may not get your money back.


Hi vred2905!

Our goal is to secure your transactions. When we offer you to go through a verification procedure, it means we’d like to identify you as the rightful owner of your funds and secure your transactions. During this process, your funds remain untouched and are never moved.
Could you please share the support ticket number?

Thank you for your understanding!
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