Exactly. The buyer most probably used either others' (stolen) account details and money, either filled a complaint asking the money back (although I don't know how can that be done).

I was always afraid to sell Bitcoin directly to persons exactly because this kind of scams still happen. Sorry.

If you can write in english, I guess you can also call her and talk to her in english, right?

I don't quite get it.

You sold BTC, and she sent you a wire transfer to your Revolut account?

Your BTC-> HER

HER -> FIAT in your Revolut account?

What was the profile of the seller on Localbitcoins ? Does the name matched on the profile and in the Revolut operation ?
This may very well have happened if the bank account access and details they used were hacked/stolen.
And this also would be a reason for Revolut to close an account.
If there was any claim regarding a particular transaction, they better shut down the account instead of investigating further as their aim is to become "the Amazon of banking".

With these results and feedback, It's too obvious that this site is just the same from these exchange that scams there users randomly, better to not use them. It's not just the OP of those site has an issue but there are some users who commented who faced the same.
Though I saw some of the complaints got resolved their issues by refunding them from the company but it takes days or even month.

Explain that you need to know if it was due to the latter so you can raise a criminal complaint against the localbitcoins users responsible in the hope that they can be traced by law enforcement and possibly (albeit highly unlikely) recover your bitcoin/funds. In any event you are entitled to more of a response than simply, "we can't tell you", seeing as they literally emptied your account without notifying you.

At the very least they are required to advise you of the procedure you need to follow in order to fully establish the nature of the decisions they took in returning the deposits to the originating accounts.  Be that through a formal complaint with them, the financial ombudsman or, indeed, Action Fraud UK

Nobody can help you without further details.

Also do not confuse Revolut with a bank. It is not.

They only offer pre paid debit services and only got their banking licence 4 months ago.

No new services based on that licence have been launched since.

First, post some evidence (screenshots, chat logs, transaction id, etc...) and a better explanation of what happened.

Try contacting Revolut. Localbitcoins probably can't do much, and I doubt that the other customers (which bought your coins) will do anything. Maybe the money they had on Revolut was malicious, so that's why your account was blocked. In this case, they are the scammers. Anyways, only Revolut can tell you why they blocked your account.

If you are still waiting for your money, I guess maybe you need to open a thread in scam accusation board. This is the link
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

There your enquiry may get responses that might help you into a solution.

Same question! If he did able to get his money back then theres no need to post up these images and other things related to their service.We are waiting for OP's reply.

Most of there reply to the customer look sh#t to me and of no genuine reasons presented by them for the locking of the account.

I think there nothing much you can do about it on the forum, I read there Revolut Terms of Use and it's truly a mess for sure.

I would suggest you to rather report this to legal authority.

What is the purpose of this thread? Just discussion or you want to organize people who got Revolut account locked and make a complaint to Revolut, maybe even sue them?
I am not a user, but my friend recommended Revolut, he doesn't have any problems and he uses it regularly.

I don't get it. Works like a charm on my rigs.
Although there has been a small change on this bit in the last versions, no other users did report this issue...

Could you share line 415 on Core.ps1 in your instance?
It should be the following:

Could you share the miner command line listed in the console?

Is anyone else seeing this behavior?

I guess the miner is correctly mining?
Do you see the word "Stratum" in the first line of switching.log?

If so, i'd recommend trying to start with a fresh download of 4.2.3.

Really only a guess here as I cannot repro it.


MrPlus

Released NPlusMiner 4.2.3
https://github.com/MrPlusGH/NPlusMiner/releases
https://github.com/MrPlusGH/NPlusMiner/releases/tag/4.2.3
NPlusMiner now with a GUI and AutoUpdate

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Candidate for AutoUpdate = Yes
       - NPlusMiner checks for updates every 24 hours.
       - If you do not want to wait, simply restart NPlusMiner and it will pick it up on startup

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  - Added equihash144
      - equihash144 needs to be manually added to the config algo list