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2018-10-21 at 11:17
Hello there, based on how the ROI system has been working throughout the past few years, I think there might have been some kind of misconfiguration regarding caclulating ROI when using Bitcoin.Ever since PayPal locked YGP funds the ROI regulation was set to this: Quote:This has been working perfectly with Payza and other processors so far, but there is a problem with Bitcoin. Etc. in my case my BTC deposits sum up to $180 and my withdrawals sum up to $148.80. Now in the withdrawal section I receive the following: Quote:So, I'm only able to withdraw $31.20 which added to my summary it will reach exactly $180 which matches my summary of deposits. This way, I'm only able to withdraw up to 100% ROI and not 150% to Bitcoin as the ROI regulation suggests. Can you please take a look at it? Many thanks in advance! |
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2018-10-21 at 11:20
by SolidSnake »
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2018-10-21 at 13:49
Hello SolidSnake, You were a Payza Depositor. http://www.yougetprofit.com/index.php?view=terms For security reason, You can only request an unlimited amount to be paid to the payment processor you've used to make a deposit in monetary amount. The Maximum amount you can request to the other Payment processor is equal to the value of the purchases you've made trough them individually. In the event of equal most value of purchases between two or more payment processors you can make an unlimited payment request for each one that is part of the par. You need to beat Payza deposit to be able to withdraw unlimited on bitcoin. We are not responsible for Payza`s failure. It is beyond our control. Thank you for understanding. |
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