I just had to file a complaint with the FTC over voyager app. I had deposited cyrpto currency to the correct wallet and they never showed up in the app. Its been 8 days and support wont even get back to me.
I'm downvoting you because it's OT here and the crusade for/against crypto is getting too tiring - there are enough threads focused on merits of crypto where you could share that sentiment.
the crusade for/against crypto is getting too tiring - there are enough threads focused on merits of crypto where you could share that sentiment
Counterpoint: security of holdings/nonreversability has been a clear tradeoff with cryptocurrency from the start. It’s frustrating to see public resources diverted to reinventing the wheel without a balancing revenue line.
Put another way, there is arguing that cryptocurrency is stupid in general. And there is arguing that those who lose their money through it shouldn’t be entitled to the same level of public support as those who lose money in other investments.
On the other hand, some see it as the perfect fusion - crypto AND the established legal system. But as I said, this discussion is off topic here, and I would like if we could keep it where it belongs. It has leaked enough, everyone is already aware of the ongoing dispute.
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I just had to file a complaint with the FTC over voyager app. I had deposited cyrpto currency to the correct wallet and they never showed up in the app. Its been 8 days and support wont even get back to me.
You might also consider contacting your state Attorney General.
Yeah I think I might. I only mention this because I think its related to the article. possibly same type of story different company.
Even better, don't get involved with cryptocurrencies.
I'm downvoting you because it's OT here and the crusade for/against crypto is getting too tiring - there are enough threads focused on merits of crypto where you could share that sentiment.
Counterpoint: security of holdings/nonreversability has been a clear tradeoff with cryptocurrency from the start. It’s frustrating to see public resources diverted to reinventing the wheel without a balancing revenue line.
Put another way, there is arguing that cryptocurrency is stupid in general. And there is arguing that those who lose their money through it shouldn’t be entitled to the same level of public support as those who lose money in other investments.
On the other hand, some see it as the perfect fusion - crypto AND the established legal system. But as I said, this discussion is off topic here, and I would like if we could keep it where it belongs. It has leaked enough, everyone is already aware of the ongoing dispute.