Quote from: bitmover on Today at 04:07:53 PM

Quote from: Lucius on Today at 12:49:22 PM

I think you should insist that they return your BTC to you, no matter what it says in the TOS.

Quote from: Favelj on Today at 11:22:25 AM

I do apologize, i am a bit of a noob at this, but is there any place you think i could submit a complaint and ask for that btc back from them, or is this a lost cause?

You can open the thread in Scam Accusations, if you think it would be appropriate to warn others about the way you lost $900 +, or if you think it would help to get your amount back. It all depends on whether the Atomic wallet has access to the private key where your BTC are located.

I agree 100% with both these statements.

I also had a problem with Atomic wallet before. There was a bug in their wallet and I lost forked coins (about 0.004 BTC at the time). I talked to their "CEO" and they refunded me, as I was able to prove that it was a bug in their wallet.

Your case is different as the amount is much bigger, but I would try. If you can somehow attach their email in the scam accusation, it would be good. Many people will be willing to tag them for you.

Quote from: Favelj on Today at 09:52:21 AM

So, just my fault? Atomic wallet's fault? 50/50 fault? Any possible recovery of sent btc? Should Atomic wallet refund me since it actualy accepts dogecoin address via btc sending?

Your fault was to hold so high amount in a shitful wallet. There are so many good wallets out there: Electrum, Ledger Live, Coinomi, etc which will not cause the loss of your funds. There is simple no reason to use atomic wallet, unless you want to get some forked coin which they support (but forked coins are not worth anything, so I doubt this is the case)

In my opinion, you should really invest in a ledger nano or a trezor hardware wallet. You can get it for ridicious low price, like 35-40 USD.

Thank, you guys, will post it in the scam section with their email attached, if not anything else to warn them. I had tagged their ceo via twitter about losing my btc due to this bug and if he could please take a look at all the emails i sent. Got no reply so far. Gonna post this in that section now. And yeah they told me they are decentrilazed wallet that they do not own any of the private keys, but come one, how is it possible this even happens, how does it convert the doge address to a btc address, and to whom does that made up converted address belong to???

Also this was their latest reply about me asking for a refund.
"We fully understand your concern. DOGE is a BTC-like coin and has the same address format as BTC. The address format is the same, but the blockchains are different.
This is a responsibility of the user to carefully check if the address is correct and the funds are sent correctly. Unfortunately, we are not authorized for any compensations in this regard. Thank you for understanding."
But i was under the impression that that btc is totally different then doge since this is not possible in any other wallet...