Topic: [Resolved] Coinapult ate my money (Read 2186 times)
I was actually in the process of sending money to my wallet via emal on coinapult, and I ended up unintentionally hitting back therefor lost my bitcoins. On the FAQ page it says if the bitcoins go unclaimed for 30 days they will be refunded, but I actually don't have 30 days. So I attempted to recover them but have no idea what they are referring to when they ask for the "Top secret key" could anyone help me with this?
I'll just be optimistic and figure that it'll all get sorted out tomorrow.
I did end up getting the e-mail from Coinapult with the link to the payload some time after I had posted that (and had reported the issue to them). It wasn't very long so maybe it just got handled automatically after a delay, or a support person took care of it shortly after.
Hopefully yours got squared away as well?
Hey Stephen, after I sent the Bitcoins to myself I sent myself another 0.00BTC through Coinapult to see if that e-mail would arrive. Today that e-mail for 0.00BTC arrived, but the first e-mail hasn't arrived. BitInstant has been very helpful and has contacted Coinapult, but at this point I'm still waiting.
I'll just be optimistic and figure that it'll all get sorted out tomorrow.
I did end up getting the e-mail from Coinapult with the link to the payload some time after I had posted that (and had reported the issue to them). It wasn't very long so maybe it just got handled automatically after a delay, or a support person took care of it shortly after.
Hopefully yours got squared away as well?
Stephen, I've contacted Coinapult, but reading previous posts I'm worried that this issue will take a while to resolve. Has responsiveness improved with Coinapult Support since then? Whatever, I'll just be optimistic and figure that it'll all get sorted out tomorrow. Thanks for replicating the bug... at least now I can conclude that I'm not just hallucinating!
I accidentally provided my e-mail address instead of my bitcoin address in Coinapult, provided my pin, and hit send.
Well, it appears you may have uncovered a little bug with Coinapult.
I just replicated this ... I used coinapult to send bitcoins to an e-mail address, and then from the e-mail sent to that address was the coinapult.com URL with the secret. When spending from that I pasted the exact same e-mail address, and no subsequent message was received.
So it appears that Coinapult doesn't behave well when withdrawing to an e-mail address that is the exact same e-mail address that the wallet payload belongs to.
This is one for evoorhees or Coinapult's support to look into.
Hello Stephen, I never transferred the bitcoins to a bitcoin address. I accidentally provided my e-mail address instead of my bitcoin address in Coinapult, provided my pin, and hit send. I figured that since the balance went from ~16.2BTC to 0.0BTC, that I'd receive another URL where I could redeem the coins I got from BitInstant in my Inbox, but nothing ever showed up. I can also confirm that there is no e-mail in my Junk folder.
So my coins (which I have sent to myself) have disappeared, and I'm not entirely sure what to do.
Just to confirm, from Coinapult you sent to your own bitcoin address and that does not yet show that the payment was sent.
Have you checked Blockchain.info for that address? That will help in troubleshooting to determine where the problem might be.
- http://www.Blockchain.info
Hello, I just had a similar problem. I received bitcoins via BitInstant, but when I redeemed the coins (using my pin) I listed my e-mail address (the same e-mail address that the coins were originally sent to) as the destination. The coins were withdrawn from the secret location the URL in the BitInstant e-mail pointed to, yet I have not received another link from Coinapult. So my coins (which I have sent to myself) have disappeared, and I'm not entirely sure what to do. I am using Tormail if that is helpful information. Anyone experiencing similar difficulties?
I am having the same no-response issue with coinapult as well. I have used there webform 3 times, with no replies. (Tuesday-Thursday)
My ISPs mail server was down when I was expecting the coinapult email. But it seems the coinapult servers don't resend the email after a few hours. I have left them 3 web form requests, and I even contacted bitinstant (whom the transaction was started with) and they said that they have reached out to coinapult as well.
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Travis
My ISPs mail server was down when I was expecting the coinapult email. But it seems the coinapult servers don't resend the email after a few hours. I have left them 3 web form requests, and I even contacted bitinstant (whom the transaction was started with) and they said that they have reached out to coinapult as well.
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Travis
Oh, thanks! At least one of the two missing bitcoins has arrived yesterday. Hopefully the other one did as well.
What exactly was the problem caused by?
Are there plans to introduce the payment tracking functionality to resolve such problems more easily?
What exactly was the problem caused by?
Are there plans to introduce the payment tracking functionality to resolve such problems more easily?
how long ago did you send your e-mail?
I think the first e-mail was sent on the 25th of August. The forum PM was sent on the 2nd of September.
Ya, that's way too long to go without a reply. You may try Erik Voorhees directly with a PM:
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/evoorhees-12149
Hey, just saw this. Will get it taken care of asap. Please sit tight
how long ago did you send your e-mail?
I think the first e-mail was sent on the 25th of August. The forum PM was sent on the 2nd of September.
Ya, that's way too long to go without a reply. You may try Erik Voorhees directly with a PM:
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/evoorhees-12149
how long ago did you send your e-mail?
I think the first e-mail was sent on the 25th of August. The forum PM was sent on the 2nd of September.
There is still no response from Coinapult.
Tried to contact bearbones on this forum via PM (I thought he represents Coinapult) - still no answer.
I wonder when it's time to call it a scam accusation
Tried to contact bearbones on this forum via PM (I thought he represents Coinapult) - still no answer.
I wonder when it's time to call it a scam accusation
how long ago did you send your e-mail?
There is still no response from Coinapult.
Tried to contact bearbones on this forum via PM (I thought he represents Coinapult) - still no answer.
I wonder when it's time to call it a scam accusation
Tried to contact bearbones on this forum via PM (I thought he represents Coinapult) - still no answer.
I wonder when it's time to call it a scam accusation
Stephen Gornick,
both of the recipients were instructed to check their spam folders and reported that there was nothing in there.
Yes, I've used the Coinapult contact form.
No, there is nothing in my spam folder.
both of the recipients were instructed to check their spam folders and reported that there was nothing in there.
Yes, I've used the Coinapult contact form.
No, there is nothing in my spam folder.
About a week ago I've sent money with Coinapult to three recipients.
Only one of them have received the e-mail.
I've contacted Coinapult next day but did not receive any response.
The dates and tx. ids:
2012-08-23 23:21:06 0a7f3976e0d6be9fc73ca88456e5e039a03ed283a5e21e250ea6d56614d120bb
2012-08-24 00:12:01 71836096d8bf3e45611a72debed3bcf6697679a1a9d4001973965cb1b0273f3d
2012-08-24 00:13:01 7b1c2667ba087610d655884d2f9ecddd1bdb63aba5704be05cb535ad21feb0a1
While all the addresses were at the gmail.com domain, the first transfer was successfully delivered while the second and the third were not.
Only one of them have received the e-mail.
I've contacted Coinapult next day but did not receive any response.
The dates and tx. ids:
2012-08-23 23:21:06 0a7f3976e0d6be9fc73ca88456e5e039a03ed283a5e21e250ea6d56614d120bb
2012-08-24 00:12:01 71836096d8bf3e45611a72debed3bcf6697679a1a9d4001973965cb1b0273f3d
2012-08-24 00:13:01 7b1c2667ba087610d655884d2f9ecddd1bdb63aba5704be05cb535ad21feb0a1
While all the addresses were at the gmail.com domain, the first transfer was successfully delivered while the second and the third were not.
The recipient's Spam folder is one possible destination.
When you say you contacted Coinapult, was it through their form?
- http://coinapult.com/contact
If they replied by e-mail, it is possible the reply went to your spam folder?
(e-mail is teh suck for providing support.)
About a week ago I've sent money with Coinapult to three recipients, 1 BTC each.
Only one of them have received the e-mail.
I've contacted Coinapult next day but did not receive any response.
While all the addresses were at the gmail.com domain, the first transfer was successfully delivered while the second and the third were not.
Only one of them have received the e-mail.
I've contacted Coinapult next day but did not receive any response.
While all the addresses were at the gmail.com domain, the first transfer was successfully delivered while the second and the third were not.
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