CoinFlip
Reviews and Complaints

CoinFlip is a good platform for buying and selling cryptocurrency. I checked out the reviews and some were hard to read, but others were amusing. It seems like some folks can't spot a scam when they see one. Unfortunately, I fell for one myself. Luckily, I found a hacker who helped me get my money back. It was a bit pricey, but totally worth it. Hackers are great at spotting bitcoin scams. If you want to succeed in the market, you should make friends with one. You can contact my hacker at *** at consultant dot com or chat with them at ?***.

CoinFlip is a bit sketchy, they claim you can sell your crypto but it's like a mini bank run. They don't seem to understand that crypto has a bigger market cap than some government notes. There's no way to know if the machine works or not, they deceive you and say you can sell there. I was bummed out when I got there because they weren't transparent. They lied on their website and said you can sell your crypto, but when I got there they said to call before you go. I did call the second time and they said it was all good, but when I got there it didn't work even though they said it was all good. They made me so mad that I almost lost it. The whole idea is dumb, it's easier to get a bank account. It's annoying to take the bus and drive there just because of some lines of code that could be fixed. They need to revise their two-way ATM and compensate me for the fare. They'll tarnish their image if they don't listen to my reforms. Their business model is probably sound, but they don't really care because the market is saturated. They should give real-time updates. It's been a weird month trying to figure it out. I don't even know who to trust. They should update their map to show which ATMs aren't in service. They should partner with Brinks or whoever services their ATMs. They lie about buying and selling, they have to give the customer a heads up on their website. This didn't have to happen if they exercised some competence. Everyone makes mistakes though.

Visited a coinflip machine in a certain location. Inserted $300 cash to my girlfriend's barcode. The transaction hasn't been processed, and they claim the issue is with the account's phone number, which is no longer active.