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Quote from: pilosopotasyo on September 12, 2021, 09:20:40 AM

I know how strict Coins.ph when you are sending Crypto but not when you are receiving, so I use Abra or peer to peer when sending Crypto to a gambling site, but I have done it only twice, Coins.ph is very strict and they very strict in where you are sending your coins even if it is a small amount, so it's better to limit your outgoing transaction than incoming.

Thats true, coins.ph are more strict for outgoing transaction especially if you're sending to a non coins.ph account. Well its understandable if they are more strict now, and that is to monitor any unlawful activity. So if you gamble frequently, use another wallet instead and just use coins.ph to cash out.

Fortunately, as crypto users, we have many options to use the crypto wallet to use coins.ph can move their funds to the other wallet and they do not have to be disappointed with the rules. It is our concern to avoid the strict rules from some websites and we do not have to use their services if we think that they can not give comfort to us. I guess those people who use coins.ph can know what they need to do related to the current situations.

The rules of the coins.ph especially the major rules are based on the law of the land.

We should not be disappointed if we get our accounts block because ignorance of the law excuses no one, and when it says don't use your account for gambling purposes, then just follow if you don't want any problem.

Maybe that people who use coins.ph does not know or read all of the rules so they still use that site to make a transaction. But once their account gets a block, they are confused about how it could be. I am sure that if they know for sure about that, they will not use that site to send or receive any transaction from the gambling site.