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Deposit and withdrawal methods: how does coinspaid_LTC work? (Page 2)

Topic created on 06th Sep. 2024 | Page: 2 of 3 | Answers: 23 | Views: 986
MisterL
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 06:00 am CEST#8
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who wants to understand that

nothing in the locoaccount and nothing in the wallet either

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MisterL
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 06:04 am CEST#9
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my hardware wallet generates a different address each time, which i have to confirm.

what is the invoice ID?

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gamble1
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 07:00 am CEST#10
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MisterL wrote on 07.09.2024 at 06:04: my hardware wallet generates a different address every time that I have to confirm.

what the hell is the invoice ID

The ID is nothing other than the transaction number, i.e. for assignment purposes

Has anything arrived yet?

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MisterL
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 01:21 pm CEST#11
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gamble1 wrote on 07.09.2024 at 07:00:

The ID is nothing more than the transaction number so quasi for assignment

Has anything arrived yet?

no, not even in the casino account

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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 01:25 pm CEST#12
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MisterL wrote on 07.09.2024 at 13:21:

no also not in the casinoaccount

Hmm is really strange....


So do I understand correctly that a transaction has now been marked as completed that was also demonstrably sent to your crypto address? Yet it cannot be found ? Or should the payment now go to the casino?

Edit: The change of address is normal for some because of the security there is always a new one generated after a transaction at Coinbase you can trigger something like this manually

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T0uchTheSky
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 01:38 pm CEST#13
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Unfortunately, this also happened to me 1 year ago at stake7 and not even Julian could help me, I never got the depositor back.

The mistake was because I paid LTC into the casino via the Provider CryptoPay. The fee there for sending is much higher than with TrustWallet or Exodus, for example.

With TrustWallet or Exodus, the fee is less than 1 cent, i.e. if you send 1 LTC, for example, 1 LTC will reach its destination.

With providers who charge more, only 0.99999 LTC arrives instead of 1 LTC, for example, and unfortunately this is not accepted by this group.

This means that in future you should only send LTC via TrustWallet or Exodus or, with other providers, add the exact sum + fee together so that the exact sum reaches its destination.

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MisterL
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 01:50 pm CEST#14
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T0uchTheSky wrote on 07.09.2024 at 13:38: Unfortunately this happened to me 1 year ago at stake7 and not even Julian could help me, I never got the depositor back.

The mistake was because I paid LTC into the casino via the Provider CryptoPay. The fee there for sending is much higher than with TrustWallet or Exodus, for example.

With TrustWallet or Exodus, the fee is less than 1 cent, i.e. if you send 1 LTC, for example, 1 LTC will reach its destination.

With providers who charge more, only 0.99999 LTC arrives instead of 1 LTC, for example, and unfortunately this is not accepted by this group.

This means that in future you should only send LTC via TrustWallet or Exodus or add the exact sum + fee together with other providers so that the exact sum reaches its destination.


thanks for that

it was only 20 euros but I've deposited more before

and how is it with a payout?
now the day before yesterday at evolvecasino 1000 credit 1000paid out goes again via coinspaid

do you also have to deduct the fees now?

have been reading here for a long time about crypto but nobody has written anything about it yet

would be really disgusting if the win because of a few cents fee the coinspaid demands yes downright criminal

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T0uchTheSky
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 01:53 pm CEST#15
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MisterL wrote on 07.09.2024 at 13:50:

thanks for that

were only 20 euros but I also pay more sometimes

and how is it with a payout?
now the day before yesterday at evolvecasino 1000 credit 1000paid out goes again via coinspaid

do you also have to deduct the fees now?

have been reading here for a long time about crypto but nobody has written anything about it yet

would be really disgusting if the win because of a few cents fee the coinspaid requires yes downright criminal

NEin, you don't have to worry about payouts. You just have to select the right network when paying out, so if LTC, then of course select LTC and not BTC or Dogecoin 🤣

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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 02:12 pm CEST#16
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MisterL wrote on 07.09.2024 at 13:50:

thanks for that

were only 20 euros but I also pay more sometimes

and how is it with a payout?
now the day before yesterday at evolvecasino 1000 credit 1000paid out goes again via coinspaid

do you also have to deduct the fees now?

have been reading here for a long time about crypto but nobody has written anything about it yet

would be really disgusting if the win because of a few cents fee the coinspaid demands yes downright criminal

As a rule, casinos also have reasonable crypto systems where the amount is automatically booked where it is there after arrival, e.g. at Stake or BC it is like that you can also send e.g. 1.12 then at the end e.g. 1.09 arrives and they are then booked


Casinos that are usually not based on crypto stuff usually have the problem if you click on you want to Deposit 50€ you have to calculate first as Touch says or you can usually avoid it if you enter the exact crypto value when booking, i.e. not 50€ but really 1.0329493 LTC as it is written in this field

Almost all wallets then deduct the fees in the background or include them in the booking if you do not change wallets!

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MisterL
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how does coinspaid_LTC work?

7th Sep. 2024, at 06:07 pm CEST#17
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pretty tricky allt

raise the cups

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