Quote from: Neo Baudrillard on January 19, 2018, 07:26:32 PM

The beauty of Blockchain is that it is no use spending the day arguing when transactions like this one from the link below, 100% perfect and registered at Blockchain are not credited to their owners' accounts.

If a perfect transaction registered with proof like this below is not credited there is someone cheating. What should be 100% secure with registration becomes a lottery in reverse, of which a certain percentage of users are drawn to lose their money and the name of that is scam.

https://blockexplorer.electroneum.com/prove/1e251efb652c0570ae3bcdd6a22d475c41284fa5cb75cf1dca1a4070da937dd4/etnjzKFU6ogESSKRZZbdqraPdcKVxEC17Cm1Xvbyy76PARQMmgrgceH4krAH6xmjKwJ3HtSAKuyFm1BBWYqtchtq9tBap8Qr4M/9dfe1823409dca7409f58789ed01e2aa3d4d9f4e1e6af558e7e34d3c490e6b08

Look, man, I completely understand your problem. I would be furious if the same thing happened to me, especially because you did follow all the instructions and everything seems 100% correct here.

But this really has nothing to do with ETN or their team. This is solely Cryptopia's problem. The link you provided proves you that everything is 100% good on ETN side and that there's no a single reason that ETN is not showing up on that address (I assume you checked like 100 times already that both the address and payment id are correct).