Topic: [RESOLVED] Bitparking Pool -- why do you refuse to pay? (Read 3819 times)

Danke schoen

He's now mining for deepbit... They will make him rich. It's ridiculous to argue about $3 !

While that was a very nice gesture it was completely undeserved.  You basically rewarded him for bad behavior.  Still though, nice to see such generosity.

Oh and also I'm owed 5 BTC by some guy who refuses to pay and I deserve it and some junk and what-not.  My address is 1NxGCC1nFdXbHiS38RNQ9NsaXsKCNdjRjy 

Turbor paid the bill. TX ID 5c3880e5f90e5274009111ed4cb5dd46c4e25412ec650ef486b0c623fb5b5596

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All you have to do is actually provide your information is a useful format. You're going out of your way to make things difficult. I think the Pool operator ought to tell you to get lost, and follow the rules, if you want to withdraw your money (finish mining the minimum).

I am not trying to damage the pool's credibility at all. I respect the pool and its operator.

All I would like to make sure is that I get paid for the mining that I did around the time the rules changed, and I moved away.

I provided both my username and my bitcoin address (the latter is already available to the OP).

I have to side with the pool op. The terms of the pool are absurdly simple, and it's really not hard to find and follow the rules. Posting like this here does not damage the credibility of the pool, as you (OP) are so clearly trying to do.

Note that you're still being a cock jockey. Send a complete fucking email, rather than random one-word emails that have zero fucking context.

Or better yet, grow the fuck up and learn to follow pool rules, instead of expecting the world to accommodate you.

God, based on what I've seen you do in this thread, you are SUCH a bitch. What are you, 12?

I note that you still have not paid me the outstanding 0.028 BTC.

Ah, I didn't know about that.  But did it change overnight?  There should have been enough time for you to mine yourself out right?

The rules were changed mid-game. This used to be a PPS pool. It was changed to DGM pool.

Hw long would it take to mine the other 0.025?  I have an old GPU and that wouldn't take me more than 3 days!  I understand that you don't want them keeping your money, but everyone else follows the rules and mines out till they get above 0.05 before quitting.  I don't understand why you think the rules are different for you?

I'm always amazed at how small an effort people are willing to put towards complying with instructions when they are clearly putting someone out of their way.  It's funny how the last e-mail is simply his account name.  Not even a complete sentence referencing this thread so doublec could have a complete audit trail.  Amidst a sea of support emails, the chances that this email gets lost are great, yet he is satisfied sending a one word email despite all his (unjustified) frustrations to this point.  If it's so important, follow instructions and get your shit together.

Here is the latest email I sent you:

You're a bit hard to deal with...things would go faster if you'd just provide the necessary information, especially since you're asking for something outside of what the pool normally does. Your latest email still doesn't include an account name. I need a simple email from you asking for what you want including the account name so I have an audit trail. Thanks. Instead of complaining about it, how about just doing it, so this can be resolved.

At Bitparking, all bitcoin addresses are hard coded. Moreover, due to a previous exchange, my user ID (drlukacs2) was also known to him. Anyway, I followed up with an email as well.

I'm pretty sure he was asking you for the drlukacs2 name.  He says "account name".  I'm also pretty sure he was asking you to follow up with an email and not necessarily in this thread.

Thank you, doublec, for writing back.

My address has already been provided when I created the user "drlukacs2"  and so providing another address did not appear to be necessary. However, for greater clarity, please feel free to feel this address:

1GASBhniDWYZ6BSQqxqres28TPxH5ZkHqM

Once I receive the deposit, I will update the present thread to confirm so.

Sorry, I don't normally respond to PM's and your email probably got buried in your previous ones complaining about PPS vs DGM. The order in which I deal with email and bitmessage is usually:

1. People using the pool needing support
2. People I'm processing funds recovery requests for the closed exchange
3. Everyone else.

You're number 3 as you're asking for something that is already covered by pool instructions - the minimum withdrawal fee can be worked around by mining. I need to manage this order otherwise I get drowned in requests by people for "just this one time" to do things like you are asking.

Note that I'm not 'refusing to pay'. The pool states there is a minimum payout. By mining you are agreeing to this and you need to mine to reach that minimum to withdraw. The minimum payout of the pool is 0.05 to reduce the cost in fees from a fragmented pool wallet. You know this of course because you've asked me to manually transfer a balance before.

At some point in the future I plan to implement automatic withdrawals where small amounts like yours can be processed with zero fees and picked up by the pool when it solves a block. Unfortunately until that time any request for a manual withdrawal depends on my free time.

If you have sent an email, I'll process it in due time and can do the manual withdraw then. In the meantime you can either:

1) Wait for it to be actioned
2) Wait for automatic payments to be enabled
3) Mine until you reach 0.05.

Edit: I looked in my email pending queue and see an email from a G Lukacs on June 3 requesting a fund withdrawal but they didn't include an account name. If that's you can you do a followup including that information, thanks.

This is incorrect. I mined for the pool operator, and he is currently keeping more than the pool fee. I performed a service by lending my computers for mining, and he refuses to pay.