~when you want to link an address to your account they ll ask you to prove the ownership of ur account.
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i only wanted to send snall amount so they can confirm the ownership of my account
In crypto, the standard method of proving ownership of an address is by signing a message. Making a payment doesn't prove ownership.~
i only wanted to send snall amount so they can confirm the ownership of my account
There are several threads on coinpot.co, for instance coinpot.co scam or not
With coinpot, only use the address that you originally registered with for all the claiming. Linking other addresses never worked for me and no replies ever from the support.
Never deposit any money with coinpot, there are plenty of reports with users deposits going missing and never getting any answers from support.
Once you have the coinpot account set up and then sign up to claim with the faucets using the one and only address that you registered with at coinpot, it's smooth sailing.
I never have any problems with the withdrawals and everything works just fine.
I'm not sure whether or not they're legit, but I'm sure asking to send a payment to withdraw is weird.Never deposit any money with coinpot, there are plenty of reports with users deposits going missing and never getting any answers from support.
Once you have the coinpot account set up and then sign up to claim with the faucets using the one and only address that you registered with at coinpot, it's smooth sailing.
I never have any problems with the withdrawals and everything works just fine.
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Yes, this is exactly what I'm talking about
I don't know why would any faucet ask you to send a payment to verify your address -
you had the address in your account and you withdraw the fund to that address, I don't see any problem in here
, and now i could find that wallet address again, but they asked me to make a deposite ( any amount ) to prove that the wallet address is mine ( i should send any amount from my wallet ), so i need your help to recover the funds