Was this the exchange rate? ---> https://quickex.io/?send=ETH&sendNet=ETH&receive=BTC&receiveNet=BTC&amount=2
P2pchange.is uses quickex.io in the background, so if they don't respond, you can send a message to the quickex support team to check if the deposit address belongs to them or not.
P2pchange.is uses quickex.io in the background, so if they don't respond, you can send a message to the quickex support team to check if the deposit address belongs to them or not.
Wow, thank's for the information! To tell you the truth, I noticed that p2pchange widget for crypto swap did not look like the design of the rest of their website. This whole situation made me a bit confused. At least I didn't lose my crypto and that's what important for me.
I'm glad you didn't lose your coins or at least the transfer was successful.
By the way, just so you know, Quickex.io has a habit of blocking user funds (especially coinjoined funds). Even bestchange delisted them at one point
— https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5503896.msg65129937#msg65129937.
This is a problem with relying on third-party services, which rely on third-party services (not liquidity providers) as you will come across a lot of support team answers that may seem contradictory.— https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5503896.msg65129937#msg65129937.