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Anyone else had issues with http://mint.hashrapid.com/ ?
They changed servers, kept previously mined coins on the old server (apparently), wouldn't send a password reset email when my password didn't work, locked me out of my account after my password was apparently incorrect, and don't reply to support requests. Looking very much like they're trying to pull a fast one.

DO NOT MINE ON ANY HASH RAPIDS POOL. THEY WILL FUCK YOU OVER AND THEY NEVER REPLY TO SUPPORT EMAILS. THEY USED THE WALLET UPGRADE EXCUSE AND ENDED UP WITH OVER 9K OF MY MINT AS WELL AS OTHERS MINT.

And yes I checked the other ip they listed to only see 1k of my already confirmed 10K Mint when they where having issues.

The pool is perfectly fine. The previous wallet had serious issues, and it is very known. Just search in the thread, prior to 1.3 many pools experienced CORRUPT blkindex files.

So contact me here if you have an issue with a private message.

What happened to my 9k mint coins, and why not reply to support emails? I will link you to the thread insinuating the pool is scamming people as I am not the only one that had missing coins, and yes they were all confirmed.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=475035.0

Same thing for me with Hashrapid. I had 31000coins on the old server that never reached my wallet after I cashed them out on the old server.
I just sent an email to them for clarification. I'll post again with an update on that, good or bad.

I switched to HashStrike because of problems I was having with HashRapid about a week ago. Haven't had a problems since.