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sr. member
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August 15, 2017, 09:25:24 AM
#13
ShapeShift is obviously the more trusted one of the two, use that for big or important amounts and avoid Evercoin.
If you want to give Evercoin a chance (or multiple ones) use small amounts that you can afford to lose. They seem honest but they're brand new and I don't see why I would use them over ShapeShift right now.
legendary
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August 15, 2017, 09:22:25 AM
#12
I have used shapeshift many times before so I can say they are trusted and you can use them without worrying about anything. I think evercoin is quite new in business so using them might involve some risk. There are also many other trusted alternative to shapeshift like changelly and changer.com, its better to only use some well established exchange platform than evercoin like new one.
hero member
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August 15, 2017, 05:52:08 AM
#11
Did a bit of research on evercoin.com:
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Domain:evercoin.com
Registrar:GODADDY.COM, LLC
Registration Date:2012-10-28
Expiration Date:2017-10-28
Updated Date:2016-08-14
Name:Jason Smit
Registered since 2012, but I could barely see any results or reviews about evercoin.com. So it's either a new website with an old domain, a very unpopular exchange site, or a scam. I'm not saying it's a scam, but it probably is and I would rather stay away from it just to be safe. If you don't have any issues with shapeshift, then I suggest sticking with it. A good alternative would be changelly.com

I also found a thread about evercoin here on bitcointalk. Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptocurrency-exchange-2070360
Looks like the creator of that topic might probably be the owner of evercoin just subtly advertising the website.
Well suggested.! Why would use other services if theres already one who did provide the services that you do seek? If Shapeshift do the job well then thinking of on other service wont really be needed at all but if you are really curios then its not bad to use and try but be ready on losing money if things go on opposite ways.I didn't heard about evercoin before if theres shapeshift why would use evercoin which we know isn't too popular or even didn't heard too much by the community.

And also shapeshift is rather good on delivering some good service in cryptoworld aswell as I would trust those new name who's came out from nowhere and its been suggested to anyone to not experiment nor be appealed for those new comers in this kind of indsutry since we might gonna lose our money for those new sites build here.
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August 15, 2017, 05:40:29 AM
#10
Did a bit of research on evercoin.com:
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Domain:evercoin.com
Registrar:GODADDY.COM, LLC
Registration Date:2012-10-28
Expiration Date:2017-10-28
Updated Date:2016-08-14
Name:Jason Smit
Registered since 2012, but I could barely see any results or reviews about evercoin.com. So it's either a new website with an old domain, a very unpopular exchange site, or a scam. I'm not saying it's a scam, but it probably is and I would rather stay away from it just to be safe. If you don't have any issues with shapeshift, then I suggest sticking with it. A good alternative would be changelly.com

I also found a thread about evercoin here on bitcointalk. Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptocurrency-exchange-2070360
Looks like the creator of that topic might probably be the owner of evercoin just subtly advertising the website.
Well suggested.! Why would use other services if theres already one who did provide the services that you do seek? If Shapeshift do the job well then thinking of on other service wont really be needed at all but if you are really curios then its not bad to use and try but be ready on losing money if things go on opposite ways.I didn't heard about evercoin before if theres shapeshift why would use evercoin which we know isn't too popular or even didn't heard too much by the community.
newbie
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August 15, 2017, 01:42:37 AM
#9
Hi everyone.

I am Miko from Evercoin and I'm happy to answer your questions.

The People Behind EverCoin

I'm happy to see people on this board looking at our service with suspicion, this is normal and the community needs to protect itself from scammers. We do show our own faces and linkedin profiles on the front page of our exchange. Yes, it is possible that people are just using the identities of others. We are obviously not so prominent or famous but I do have a number of fairly prominent people in crypto who could vouch for us or who have met us including general partners at Pantera Capital, Jackson Palmer, originator of Dogecoin, Robert CEO of ZenCash, Zooko from Zcash and many others. I know these aren't necessarily the gods of crypto like Vitalik Buterin, but I havent met him so he can't say if I'm a real person or not. I am one of the organizers of the SF Advanced Crypto Asset Trading group and Crypto Underground meetup, so 3500 people in that community know who I am at some level. Anyhow, I welcome the suspicion, I hate scammers as much as anyone and feel like everyone who asks you to "send bitcoin to this address" deserves to be checked out. I've been in Silicon Valley for 25 years working in tech.

Check out our Linkedin here
Miko (me) https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikomatsumura/
Talip's linkedin is here https://www.linkedin.com/in/talipozturk/
Yasin's https://www.linkedin.com/in/yasin-tamer/
Ahmed's https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmet-alptekin/
Ismael's https://www.linkedin.com/in/ismaelkose/

Talip created the open source project Hazelcast. https://github.com/hazelcast/hazelcast a github based Apache open source licensed project with over 24,000 commits and 143 committers.

Evercoin Domain Name
Let me explain the domain name. We originally launched under the name "Hazelcoin" because the founder Talip Ozturk previously created the open source project Hazelcast. We decided that this was not a great name for us, so we did some searching for a good name.

We ended up liking the name "Evercoin" because we feel like there are too many people in this space thinking short-term. We would like to create a built-to-last company and service. So "Ever" is a nice feel, like forever feeling, and trustworthy, which we feel is important. The domain was for sale on Sedo.com and we purchased the domain through them. So the domain existed in the past, but it was for sale. We liked the fact that the domain ended in "coin".

Honestly, we are a BRAND NEW service, so there are very few reviews.
Here is us on Product Hunt
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/evercoin
Here is our Blog
https://blog.evercoin.com/

We need to get more reviews. it will take time to become a trusted and reliable member of this community, we get it. We will keep working hard to earn your trust.

If you want to see our offices, this is what it looks like:
https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/800/1*5NMG03OXtNCUzXnKYjQr-g.jpeg for some reason this image isnt embedding... click if you want please.


Meet us better on this blog post
https://blog.evercoin.com/meet-evercoin-exchange-4506f8975459

Happy to answer any other questions you all may have.

How to start
As with any crypto service, start small. Just try a very small transaction to see how the system behaves. It's a fully functional system, so you'll immediately get the feeling of that. And yes, do your homework.



legendary
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August 14, 2017, 01:42:07 PM
#8
I have not heard of either of these coins, however I can offer you some advice.

When you look into a new coin you must do lots, and lots, and lots of research. You cannot just buy them without knowing everything about it first, otherwise you will run into ICO scams and pump-and-dump premined garbage "crapcoins". I just read about a guy yesterday that invested $1,600,000 into Bitcoin a couple months ago (he bought 600 Bitcoin in total) and he already lost 400 Bitcoins... I am not kidding. Guess what happened? He bought tons of altcoins because they were going up and he thought it would continue. Well, it didn't and now Bitcoin has gone up to twice what it was when he first got in and all of his investment is still in altcoins.

The moral of the story? Altcoins can be great, but many are scams so be careful and do your research!
ROFL. Talk about someone who is just lurking around the forum spamming posts without even reading what is being discussed. This kind of people shouldn't be allowed to spam on behalf of any signature campaign.

Neither ShapeShift or Evercoin are altcoins. They are EXCHANGES. Maybe you should try a little bit next time.
sr. member
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August 14, 2017, 01:35:27 PM
#7
I have not heard of either of these coins, however I can offer you some advice.

When you look into a new coin you must do lots, and lots, and lots of research. You cannot just buy them without knowing everything about it first, otherwise you will run into ICO scams and pump-and-dump premined garbage "crapcoins". I just read about a guy yesterday that invested $1,600,000 into Bitcoin a couple months ago (he bought 600 Bitcoin in total) and he already lost 400 Bitcoins... I am not kidding. Guess what happened? He bought tons of altcoins because they were going up and he thought it would continue. Well, it didn't and now Bitcoin has gone up to twice what it was when he first got in and all of his investment is still in altcoins.

The moral of the story? Altcoins can be great, but many are scams so be careful and do your research!
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August 14, 2017, 01:09:56 PM
#6
Evercoin is a really new exchange that started 1 or 2 weeks ago so you are not going to find a review easily. The domain has been created back in 2012 but before that evercoin was (I suppose) a solution software for accounting
view-source:http://web.archive.org/web/20140128001853/http://evercoin.com:80/
They maybe have decided to recycle their domain name to create this project as the name has "coin" in it
sr. member
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August 14, 2017, 01:08:37 PM
#5
You can use that same ...
hero member
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August 14, 2017, 01:06:11 PM
#4
They use the name Jason Smit for their whois information, but he's not mentioned in the "team" on the website.  While the team look like they have done the things they claim on the website, I don't think that the things they've done are that significant and it's always possible that their names were abused to promote the service.

It's unusual for a dedicated company to allow a domain to get within 2 months of expiry without renewing - they would very easily pay for the extra time.  By comparison, shapeshift.io expires in 2019 instead.

Anyway, debates about whether they're legitimate are irrelevant.  Shapeshift.io is quite a good service in my opinion, so I'm happy using that rather than dealing with less known services that do the same thing.
shapeshift is best atm, they have a lot of alts to exchange between
Shapeshift only have a few relevant ones.
legendary
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August 14, 2017, 01:01:52 PM
#3
I've used https://shapeshift.io/ to convert BTC to ETH. Very easy. I just heard about https://evercoin.com/ this morning. Anyone used both? If so, what are your thoughts?
Never used evercoin, actually this is the first time i'm reading/hearing about evercoin. shapeshift is best atm, they have a lot of alts to exchange between whereas evercoin has only few.
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August 14, 2017, 12:51:46 PM
#2
Did a bit of research on evercoin.com:
Quote
Domain:evercoin.com
Registrar:GODADDY.COM, LLC
Registration Date:2012-10-28
Expiration Date:2017-10-28
Updated Date:2016-08-14
Name:Jason Smit
Registered since 2012, but I could barely see any results or reviews about evercoin.com. So it's either a new website with an old domain, a very unpopular exchange site, or a scam. I'm not saying it's a scam, but it probably is and I would rather stay away from it just to be safe. If you don't have any issues with shapeshift, then I suggest sticking with it. A good alternative would be changelly.com

I also found a thread about evercoin here on bitcointalk. Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptocurrency-exchange-2070360
Looks like the creator of that topic might probably be the owner of evercoin just subtly advertising the website.
newbie
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August 14, 2017, 12:14:33 PM
#1
I've used https://shapeshift.io/ to convert BTC to ETH. Very easy. I just heard about https://evercoin.com/ this morning. Anyone used both? If so, what are your thoughts?
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