Quote from: Charles-Tim on May 21, 2024, 08:51:01 AM

but there was an ads that it did not warn me but sold at ₦1250. The ads was at ₦1500 when I clicked on it as I was going from higher rates to lower rates, but no warning than the order has been created. Before I know, the buyer has sent me the money and I lost ₦6000.

This was your comment that prompted my response bro

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 01:04:08 PM

Quote from: Jascrypt on Today at 12:49:41 PM

I dont like being drawn to arguement like this but will freely tell you that I have been using their p2p for quite some time and more often after Binance removed NGN. Like i said in my earlier response " there is usually a pop up message that gives you a window to cancel or continue with the order", I am not sure if saw that pop message but that's how it has been and i think it's similar to that of Binance when NGN p2p was still active.

Go and read the OP before posting. I think you only read the title. What you are saying is clearly seen on the images I posted above. I said I was testing it and going from higher to lower USD/NGN rate until I was unable to see the change of the rate. You do not need to defend what is wrong. If you are truly using Binance and other P2P exchanges, they will not allow you to go for the ads that the rate has been changed but to check for other ads. If you like, tell people that you like to use Bitget and let them be selling at low price.

Ya, the images you shared were the pop messages that give you the window to continue or cancel yet you said you weren't warned and if you read my first reply; I acknowledged your screenshot highliting the option to cancel. I geuss the problem here is that you weren't vigilant enough to cancel your order before the merchant was signaled to pay you. Perhaps you also need to re-read my first reply and for the records i said it was similar to Binance and not the same.