Hi, I'm having a small problem with your site.
I noticed that at some point I have entered my housemate's bitcoin address instead of my own (probably a mistake with autofill, he also has been using Coinworker). I have points now pending for his address, I have tried entering my own address in the "change payment address" box, but it hasn't changed anything.
Please help me redeem my points, my username is kangorilla
Thanks
Topic: [Project Development] CoinWorker.com - earn bitcoin in your browser in minutes - page 3. (Read 38483 times)
May 30, 2013, 02:24:13 PM
May 25, 2013, 03:28:08 AM
Hey there. Just wanted to say that for some reason the frame for the task list and tasks has be come incredibly small in height ( like just 200 px high). This way it is near impossible to do jobs properly.
This affects both the Chrome and IE browsers but not Firefox.
This affects both the Chrome and IE browsers but not Firefox.
May 12, 2013, 08:52:44 AM
I got your mail
Hi, a007 - Please respond to this message if you get it.
Hi, a007 - Please respond to this message if you get it.
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The email address domain, rmqkr.net, appears to be a 10-minute email service which expires the address after a short period, unless you constantly refresh the session.
Owner of the service is keeping a direct for me, so I do receive the mails.The password-reset functionality is definitely sending the emails. Further, it looks like the last time a reset was requested on your account, a few days ago, a bounce for that email address was received from rmqkr.net. Meanwhile, other messages to rmqkr.net before and since have not bounced, so it's not a general problem with that domain, just the one reset-request.
So I think the problem must be with your mail service. Maybe it was temporary.
Please keep trying and have the rmqkr.net owner check his logs to see what's happening to your password-reset emails. I don't think the problem is at CoinWorker.
Good luck!
{Warge
May 11, 2013, 02:30:02 PM
I got your mail
Hi, a007 - Please respond to this message if you get it.
Hi, a007 - Please respond to this message if you get it.
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The email address domain, rmqkr.net, appears to be a 10-minute email service which expires the address after a short period, unless you constantly refresh the session.
Owner of the service is keeping a direct for me, so I do receive the mails. May 11, 2013, 10:39:37 AM
I tried again today, and it is a no-go (nothing in inbox or in spam).
The email address domain, rmqkr.net, appears to be a 10-minute email service which expires the address after a short period, unless you constantly refresh the session.
I don't see in its interface any option for inbox review of the same address days/weeks later, or for forwarding elsewhere with spam filtering. So maybe the problem is at rmqkr.net, or however you are checking the email.
As a test, I've sent the declared account address an email from another system as a test. Please follow its instructions if you'd like me to continue investigating.
{Warge
May 10, 2013, 08:00:27 AM
I tried again today, and it is a no-go (nothing in inbox or in spam).
May 09, 2013, 10:22:15 AM
Does the password reset option work correctly?
I have tried to reset my password (email: b1132152 at rmqkr.net) but I don't receive any email.
I have tried to reset my password (email: b1132152 at rmqkr.net) but I don't receive any email.
It appears to be working. Could the email have landed in a spam folder? (It will come from <[email protected]>.)
{Warge
May 04, 2013, 03:51:45 AM
Does the password reset option work correctly?
I have tried to reset my password (email: b1132152 at rmqkr.net) but I don't receive any email.
I have tried to reset my password (email: b1132152 at rmqkr.net) but I don't receive any email.
April 05, 2013, 04:19:33 AM
I'd written:
This function is now live. On the http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page, just above the list of pending tasks, is a small form for entering a new payment address. All pending tasks will be updated to reflect the new address submitted here.
More helpful changes to the profile page are coming soon.
{Warge
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I am working on a solution that will allow a logged-in user to reassign finished-but-not-yet-paid work to a new address. This should be available within 12-24 hours. When it is available, details will be findable on your http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page.
This function is now live. On the http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page, just above the list of pending tasks, is a small form for entering a new payment address. All pending tasks will be updated to reflect the new address submitted here.
More helpful changes to the profile page are coming soon.
{Warge
Very much appreciated and thanks for your support
April 05, 2013, 02:50:49 AM
I'd written:
This function is now live. On the http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page, just above the list of pending tasks, is a small form for entering a new payment address. All pending tasks will be updated to reflect the new address submitted here.
More helpful changes to the profile page are coming soon.
{Warge
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I am working on a solution that will allow a logged-in user to reassign finished-but-not-yet-paid work to a new address. This should be available within 12-24 hours. When it is available, details will be findable on your http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page.
This function is now live. On the http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page, just above the list of pending tasks, is a small form for entering a new payment address. All pending tasks will be updated to reflect the new address submitted here.
More helpful changes to the profile page are coming soon.
{Warge
April 04, 2013, 02:32:13 PM
Perfect!
A bunch of people have been affected by this.
I am working on a solution that will allow a logged-in user to reassign finished-but-not-yet-paid work to a new address. This should be available within 12-24 hours. When it is available, details will be findable on your http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page.
Until then, please don't make your balance reach 180pts or higher - it will trigger a payment to the old address!
Thanks for your patience as we adapt,
{Warge
Due to the security bleach at: https://www.instawallet.org
My btc address is being affected!
What came it be done with remaining points in my account?
My user name: splat44
Points: 155
my BTC address: 1DW4vSMWDqbMHiD7LQAhESTm2qmDen4cMm
My btc address was created by instawallet
My btc address is being affected!
What came it be done with remaining points in my account?
My user name: splat44
Points: 155
my BTC address: 1DW4vSMWDqbMHiD7LQAhESTm2qmDen4cMm
My btc address was created by instawallet
A bunch of people have been affected by this.
I am working on a solution that will allow a logged-in user to reassign finished-but-not-yet-paid work to a new address. This should be available within 12-24 hours. When it is available, details will be findable on your http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page.
Until then, please don't make your balance reach 180pts or higher - it will trigger a payment to the old address!
Thanks for your patience as we adapt,
{Warge
April 04, 2013, 02:04:24 PM
Due to the security bleach at: https://www.instawallet.org
My btc address is being affected!
What came it be done with remaining points in my account?
My user name: splat44
Points: 155
my BTC address: 1DW4vSMWDqbMHiD7LQAhESTm2qmDen4cMm
My btc address was created by instawallet
My btc address is being affected!
What came it be done with remaining points in my account?
My user name: splat44
Points: 155
my BTC address: 1DW4vSMWDqbMHiD7LQAhESTm2qmDen4cMm
My btc address was created by instawallet
A bunch of people have been affected by this.
I am working on a solution that will allow a logged-in user to reassign finished-but-not-yet-paid work to a new address. This should be available within 12-24 hours. When it is available, details will be findable on your http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile page.
Until then, please don't make your balance reach 180pts or higher - it will trigger a payment to the old address!
Thanks for your patience as we adapt,
{Warge
April 04, 2013, 10:40:41 AM
Due to the security bleach at: https://www.instawallet.org
My btc address is being affected!
What came it be done with remaining points in my account?
My user name: splat44
Points: 155
my BTC address: 1DW4vSMWDqbMHiD7LQAhESTm2qmDen4cMm
My btc address was created by instawallet
My btc address is being affected!
What came it be done with remaining points in my account?
My user name: splat44
Points: 155
my BTC address: 1DW4vSMWDqbMHiD7LQAhESTm2qmDen4cMm
My btc address was created by instawallet
April 02, 2013, 11:26:05 PM
hey boss
my username is viperz007
i had my points 202 right now since 3 weeks ago
pls i still didnt get paid
b4 bitcoin price went up my bitcoin was
.03 bitcoin = 202 points now .0187 = 202 points
i didnt mind it because i thought its just pending payment now its been 3 weeks still not paid
i stop working since because im scared i wont be payed and my bitcoin keeps goin down hmmmmm
my username is viperz007
i had my points 202 right now since 3 weeks ago
pls i still didnt get paid
b4 bitcoin price went up my bitcoin was
.03 bitcoin = 202 points now .0187 = 202 points
i didnt mind it because i thought its just pending payment now its been 3 weeks still not paid
i stop working since because im scared i wont be payed and my bitcoin keeps goin down hmmmmm
Hi, viperz007. FYI, your login only has a 166 point balance. An address you've been working for has a 202 point balance - but only because another registered user, with a different username and email address, has also done 36 points of work for this address.
You can always see your true login balance on your personal, private profile page (http://coinworker.com/accounts/profile) -- accessible by clicking your username in the top-right corner of the page while logged-in.
This confusing dual-reporting (both per login and per address) is because all tracking and payment triggers used to be only address-based, but then had to change to login-based after certain patterns of abuse. The interface will be updated to be more clear soon, but in the meantime, the top of the activity-log page for an address worked by multiple accounts will include the note:
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Note: Payments occur when the pending balance of a login account (not an address) goes over 180 points. (If you see an address with a larger balance remain unpaid, its work is likely split between many accounts which have not reached the threshold )
You can also DM me if you'd like to discuss in more detail in private.
{Warge
March 29, 2013, 11:27:41 PM
The 180 points limit is too high. Also the money paid decreases at Bitcoin increases their prices.
I suggest to use BTC directly (not points), and giving them every week to keep transaction fees low.
I suggest to use BTC directly (not points), and giving them every week to keep transaction fees low.
March 18, 2013, 09:36:14 PM
I discovered today a huge bug that could just potentially held me back the whole time! Yesterday night I was looking at my profile page and it said I had 149 points in total. Then I looked today and it had 129 points, later today again I looked and it went down to 125 points? And I've been completing a lot of tasks in between and they have been filling up to the total amount assigned to my address (the one displayed on top with BTC count and Points in total for the address). What is going on here? Admin please help.
I don't know any reason or bug that would cause a point balance to decrease, other than you being paid. I'll take a closer look if you DM me your CoinWorker login name.
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For the rest, the idea behind your site... is great! I hope to see more of this in the near future from others. Also, some people pointed out about the accuracy being a real fragile spot and I have to agree... Some good tasks could be made unavailable just because of a misstep, which can happen and the question is also if it is the users fault or the fault of the system's. My idea would be, yes let the accuracy rule go. But let it only count for 12 hours. As the 12 hours subside, the user is permitted again to do the task.
Glad you like it!
These sorts of quality and eligibility issues are completely up to the control of CrowdFlower, the back-end task provider, based on what they think gets them the best quality work. You can give CrowdFlower feedback via the top-right 'Help' drop-down (that also shows a 'contributor id'), use its 'get support' option (which requires extra registration with CrowdFlower).
I remember other users saying that they could eventually retry the kinds of tasks they'd been locked out of... but that maybe after a longer time or more other acceptable work that rehabilitates you in the eyes of CrowdFlower. I can't see any worker's accuracy by task, only a vague overall estimate.
{Warge
March 18, 2013, 06:25:38 PM
Works good, but goodness some tasks take forever.
March 18, 2013, 09:45:01 AM
I discovered today a huge bug that could just potentially held me back the whole time! Yesterday night I was looking at my profile page and it said I had 149 points in total. Then I looked today and it had 129 points, later today again I looked and it went down to 125 points? And I've been completing a lot of tasks in between and they have been filling up to the total amount assigned to my address (the one displayed on top with BTC count and Points in total for the address). What is going on here? Admin please help.
For the rest, the idea behind your site... is great! I hope to see more of this in the near future from others. Also, some people pointed out about the accuracy being a real fragile spot and I have to agree... Some good tasks could be made unavailable just because of a misstep, which can happen and the question is also if it is the users fault or the fault of the system's. My idea would be, yes let the accuracy rule go. But let it only count for 12 hours. As the 12 hours subside, the user is permitted again to do the task.
Anyway Admin, let me know on this issue I'm having cause I think I already passed the 180 points long time ago actually.
For the rest, the idea behind your site... is great! I hope to see more of this in the near future from others. Also, some people pointed out about the accuracy being a real fragile spot and I have to agree... Some good tasks could be made unavailable just because of a misstep, which can happen and the question is also if it is the users fault or the fault of the system's. My idea would be, yes let the accuracy rule go. But let it only count for 12 hours. As the 12 hours subside, the user is permitted again to do the task.
Anyway Admin, let me know on this issue I'm having cause I think I already passed the 180 points long time ago actually.
February 24, 2013, 07:16:18 PM
How is it that Joinitnow has 32k crowdcred in one day? What tasks is that user doing to generate such large amount of cred, and subsequently btc?
February 06, 2013, 12:56:41 PM
Hey man im over 100 jobs now im a qualified for a bonus?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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