Quote from: Orientals on Today at 02:39:34 PM

The reason i deposited the fund is to buy their TKP token because it is cheaper in BNB pair while ETH pair is higher, so i wanted to trade it alittle before withdrawing it. Unknown to me that i can buy but can't sell hahahaha.

Sounds like you got fooled by their order books. That must mean you have to choose the BNB pair as well when selling? How much is the difference in fiat value?

Quote from: KellyHands on Today at 02:51:16 PM

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The fact that you were unable to trade because you failed to follow the rules doesn't make the exchange a scam.

Do you know what these trade rules are? The fact that you cannot sell your token with your desired price is already shady on its own.

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Tokpie exchange is not the best place to trade, as there are several weakness when compared to an ideal exchange. Infact, Tokpie is not an exchange for conventional trading. The exchange is used basically for bounties

What is it then? How is it different from conventional trading?

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and from my perspective you can choose to withdraw your tokens to other exchanges,

How much is the minimum amount and the withdrawal fee. I'm guessing Tokpie charges a lot even for the withdrawal of their native token TKP.

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if you are not willing to follow the rules. The true definition of a scam exchange is a platform that carts away with users funds, if your funds are still available for you to trade or withdraw, then you shouldn't cry foul.

It still scammy when they have unfair rules. Can you justify why users can easily buy but have difficulty selling?