Quote from: The Pharmacist on May 17, 2018, 04:50:23 PM

Quote from: techsource on January 31, 2018, 01:53:21 PM

they closed RDD which is a very important coin

I had to LOL at this statement.

At this point I'm very surprised Yobit is still in business, as they've had so many complaints about them that you'd think people would have abandoned them by now--like I did. They offer a lot of coins, but so many of them are dead, with no market, and their customer service is infamous for being shittier than a Port-O-Potty at a Van Halen concert.

Don't know why they froze those wallets, but maybe it is for maintenance. I don't know, and I'm sure that's all you're going to hear from them about it. They just don't care about their customers, and they have got to be the shadiest exchange still in existence. I've used them successfully in the past, but I'm done with them. Haven't been on their site in many months.

Exactly, I have no idea why people are still trusting them as a safe exchange to use. Clearly, this has been disproved many times in history where the customer is left high and dry without any customer support, and most cases where this happens, they are the ones at fault in the first place.

I guess people are just ignorant, and don't bother to do any research until it's too late.

Yobit constantly puts coins into maintenance, and won't respond to any support messages if you ask them about the stuck coins. That's just the simple truth. It's not a pretty thing at all, if you're in that situation. There are even suspicions that they are manipulating markets by putting their wallets in "maintenance mode", or potentially preventing a bank run where they become insolvent. Just don't use them, at all.