Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1710. (Read 4670972 times)

Yeah the Withdrawals may work now but my balance still shows Monero 0.000000000000
I would like my missing coins back >>>
Ticket N808

We finally fixed our billing and withdrawals work fine now.
Check it yourself.

Whether true or not, they do seem to have issues with simple maths with their "lowest fees on the market" at 2%. I think they meant "highest fees on the market"

Don't use Minergate. You will lose your coins. They won't pay. Its been a month and i have yet to receive my missing coins. They said they were "having issues with billing system" and have yet to restore my missing coins to my balance. They are focusing on adding new features rather than fixing their current system! Withdrawals will become buggy and you won't get your coins!
Very slow customer service. I have been sending emails requesting update on my case and i get nothing back.


TRUST ME, DON'T USE MINERGATE!

Hey guys!

Welcome to our pool Minergate.com. We support mining of Monero and offer two reward models - PPS and PPLNS (you can choose suitable method for each currency individually).
Moreover, we have the lowest fees on the market (2% PPS, 1.5% PPLNS).
Enjoy the most profitable on our pool!

Regards,
Minergate.com
Enjoy the most profitable mining on our pool

Google is tyrannic. Good that is forbiden somewhere, they even might to think of themselfs.

Thx cyber god my computer is still working! At last synced with blockchain & i am on board the Monero space ship to the .

As a hardcore Twitter lover & shadow (no credits) their new copyright/slogan founder back in 2009 i am now running info bot MoneroAlert@Twitter.

Feed source:
a) Reddit
b) MoneroTalk
c) Facebook
d) Google Monero cache alerts
e) *

*Monero price rss feed. This i tried to build http://feeds.feedburner.com/xmr-btc do not work/push rss.

Any help with bot update?

[I truncated the previous conversation so it does not take too much space]

The fact that you are asking me this probably means that you are running only one, but here is how you can check.

In Windows, go to Control Panel, and from there to Region and Language (this is true on Win7). From the dialog box that will appear click on the Keyboards and Language tab, and once there click on the Change Keyboards button. A new dialog box will appear. If on the list in the Installed Services frame you see a single keyboard format like US or whatever your input language is, then you do not need to worry multiple keyboard layouts, you only have one. If you have more than one in that list, then you can cycle through them with Left Alt + Shift once you cancel out of the all dialog boxes you just opened.

You can't prevent pumps and dumps. This is how this pandemonium works. Good coins is much more susceptible to pump, because it's less dangerous for whale to pump it. Less chances that someone will dump before whale. Well, correct me, tell me what I am missing.

Pumpsters can do their thing with any coin they like. It says literally nothing about the value proposition of the coin its self.

its a good thought as i hadnt thought of it.... im not too sure if i am running multile keybord languages, how could i check this??

it is very possible to be honest... how would i be able to sort this if this is the case??

thanks dude much appreciated

Google web search trend: we are still in very early days.

I think that the Mega-Pump before the entrance to Mintpal was immoderate and unhealthy, The overwhelming majority of the coins that passing Pumps like this, not sourviving for long.
The Dev's team have to work very hard to restore the value of XMR, I really believe in the coin but I'm Pessimistic.

Note that if you named your wallet file not "wallet.bin" but simply "wallet" you have to delete file "wallet", but keep "wallet.keys", etc,
so meaning file name is what you type to simplewallet prompt on starting:

before:

wallet.bin
wallet.bin.keys
wallet.bin.address.txt

after:

wallet.bin.keys
wallet.bin.address.txt

[64-bit] simplewallet --wallet-file wallet.bin

***OR***

before:

wallet
wallet.keys
wallet.address.txt

after:

wallet.keys
wallet.address.txt

[64 bit] simplewallet --wallet-file wallet

Have you pass all steps accurately at my instructions:


*WINDOWS USERS* (I think Linux users may do very very the same)

In case of any problem you have encountered with Monero:

1. Backup your wallet.* files.
2. Delete ALL Monero files from your computer.
3. Download 64-bit Monero zip & blockchain.bin from 1st sticky page of this thread.
4. Unzip & place all the files downloaded above to the directory: "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\bitmonero".
5. From the backup made at step 1, place wallet.* files ||| EXCEPT wallet.bin ||| into directory at step 4.
6. Start bitmonerod.exe and wait for it to sync with the net.
7. Start simplewallet by the commad prompt: "simplewallet --wallet-file wallet.bin" (name of file that must NOT exist in directory at step 4).
8. When you want to stop any monero executables - ALWAYS type "exit" & be patient.

simplewallet re-creates correct version of wallet.bin for you.

Since you migrate to 64-bit Monero by CORRECT WAY mentioned above - you will never have any problem except being patient due to Monero is currently somewhat slow.

Monero developers are working hard to entirely fix the problem - you may choose either migrate the way I described above, or wait for developers to release a fix.


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Just a thought... Are you running multiple keyboard (language) layouts in Windows? Is it possible that you might have entered the password using one keyboard layout, and are now using another one i.e. having a separate English and your particular language keyboard layouts?

"We all know what is actually happening" -- I must be wearing my stupid hat today, because it sounds to me like a pool threatening to take money mined to one address and redistribute it in a way other than what the standard pool contract and fee schedule indicates.  

But please do educate me.  That hat, you see.

It's one thing if an individual miner modifies their copy of the binary to behave in a manner other than the way it did originally.  That's up to the miner, any license on the code that they agree to, etc.  But once that mining reaches the pool, how is it any different from any other user having submitted a share?

Perhaps Claymore also has 100 of his own GPUs mining to that same address.

Perhaps I'm running one of my GPUs mining directly to his donation address as a way to say thank you.

It's not the pool's place to judge unless that's advertised clearly, in advance, with enough time for miners and developers to decide whether they are willing to support that kind of behavior.

The precedent is that pools pay in accordance with their policy regarding shares, found blocks, and pool fees, and they do so reliably and transparently.  The pools that don't do so are stealing, whether they do it by stealing from all users with hidden excess fees, fake extra accounts, or pocketing developer fees.

Thanks for kind words.

I just added 443 Low Diff. Port so people can mine from their office workstations and beat corporate firewall.

it worked before, so it better work now lool got a decent amount... and it must have been me or something... hmmm not even brute force attaack lol i need these xmr back lol

yes the thing is i only have one xmr wallet... one quazarcoin... and i always copy things two or three times to ensure stuff like this doesnt happen... will try all possible combos

and the 24 word seed was not an available feature with the first cryptonote wallet i created the password in... i tried to run wallet from the old gui i had and it worked... only thing was it didnt initillize as it was old and had been updated many times to the new one

thanks for your imput tho any help is appredciated

Folder name is not the same as a wallet name, but I tried it with command given for that "simplewallet --wallet-file wallet.bin"