@bobby
That’s what makes it frustrating. They used to be good. Customer service in crypto is usually bad, but they were once decent. Now reports say it can take up to 10 days without a response, only to get an email saying your request was closed because they assume it was resolved by then. That’s not okay.
@Miltan
From my experience, having good customer service can make up for average products, so people will keep using your products just for the peace of mind of knowing help is available if needed.
I need to boost my comment karma so I can post.
Their app still has some bugs.
TomHenry said:
Their app still has some bugs.
Yeah, I hope they keep working on it. In my opinion, it’s gotten better since 21, with the UI upgrade and the integration of derivative trading and NFT platform into the app.
So what do you think will happen with the CRO coin in this bull market?
Kyrie said:
So what do you think will happen with the CRO coin in this bull market?
We hope it hits 1$ 
Is it just me or does the crypto.com app look pretty bad?
Kyrie said:
So what do you think will happen with the CRO coin in this bull market?
I’m not great at predicting crypto prices, which is why I always buy at the top. Forever 
I still have some MCO for nostalgia. I remember when it went up to 20$. That pretty much set my base, especially when it swapped to .02 cents for CRO. Got the black card for a great price compared to now. Kris seems pretty down to earth; I spoke with him once at a convention before Cronos had really taken off. The DeFi wallet seems better than the app. Lots of features with VVs, Fulcrom, Tonic all looking like potential moonshots if everything goes well.
I have a love-hate relationship with Cronos. It’s a well-built blockchain, cheap, fast, and easy to use. Plus, it’s built on SDK and linked to Cosmos giving it access to Osmosis. A lot is happening behind the scenes, just wait until the CRO update happens! Used to think 1$ but now I might have to think 5$ with the burns if they go through and market share increases.
It’s a shame their app doesn’t work well on many android phones.
Vivian said:
It’s a shame their app doesn’t work well on many android phones.
Still waiting for the US exchange to not be app only. I’ve moved to Kraken for now because of this.
Layne said:
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Lol. Binance? You mean the exchange that can’t follow basic regulations and gets banned in many countries? You know that CDC actually has their stuff together with regulations, got through accusations of not having enough reserves, and is growing with proof?
Layne said:
@xxxmeezy
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Sure kid.
@xxxmeezy
“yOu Do ReAlIse CDC AcTualLy HaS thEir shIt in ORder WIth Rgulation” XDDDD
Crypto.com is so obvious about taking customer funds that you can easily prove it with 100% success.
The only reason you’re so clueless is that you likely don’t have any money… and yeah, Binance is A BIT better than some questionable exchanges.
Please go complete all your KYC documents on crypto.com and then add 20k to your balance, trade something, take some money out, and see how after a month or two, your funds get randomly locked due to “suspicious activities”, or how you can’t take money out because you didn’t give the right KYC documents, or try a leveraged trade and see how suddenly the “close transaction” button goes away and you can’t exit a bad trade even if you never changed the settings.
These exchanges also collaborate with token developers and plan listings to let them offload their coins after the hype is over.
The number of ways you can get scammed by a CEX is so long that proper regulation is nearly impossible. The only way to have a trustworthy exchange is if the owner’s intentions aren’t corrupt because regulations certainly won’t protect customers; they’ll just make it easier for the exchange to hide their misdoings.
There’s simply no way you can offer 100x leverage to everyone and let people invest in scam tokens and call it a legit operation that complies with regulations. In the Netherlands, there’s a platform called Bitvavo, and as a regular customer, you can only trade SPOT and like 50 tokens at most, which is proper regulation.
There is a very huge reason why these CEXs get low ratings, like 0-2 stars on Trustpilot. The few positive reviews often come from people with small accounts not worth stealing from. A lot of the negative reviews come from users who lost huge amounts because they were scammed in some way by crypto.com. The rest of the bad reviews are fake lawyers/accountants looking to take advantage of people who lost money to these platforms.
@Evren
“You do realize CDC actually has their stuff in order with regulations” XDDDD Crypto.com is blatant in shaving customer funds; you’re basically able to verify it easily.
Got any proof? Also, I don’t have any money? Lmao, you don’t know me. I’ve dealt with CDC a lot and haven’t had any problems. Sounds like you might be a bit questionable and that’s why you got flagged, or you read some horror stories that are totally exaggerated.
As someone from the Netherlands, I know Bitvavo well; what’s your point? CDC also follows all required regulations which is why they can operate in many countries, unlike that shoddy Binance you like so much.
Lmao, you’re really onto some weird stuff. You should have read your last paragraph before making that comment. I probably wouldn’t have bothered replying back.
@xxxmeezy
> CDC adheres to all needed rules, otherwise they wouldn’t operate in so many places, unlike the bad Binance you seem to favor.
Mexc also follows all regulations XDDDD you are really naïve lmao.
@Evren
The fact that you think regulation is meaningless just shows your ignorance. Go away, kid, and grow up.
xxxmeezy said:
@Evren
The fact that you think regulation is meaningless just shows your ignorance. Go away, kid, and grow up.
You really exaggerate… “hard on for Binance” and now “regulation is pointless”.
Assuming compliance means fair business and that regulations can’t be manipulated shows being gullible. Just compare Bitvavo and CDC; both are compliant, but one follows regulations strictly, while the other takes advantage of loopholes. Where do you send your payments to on CDC? Estonia? Monaco? lol.
@Evren
I’m the one exaggerating huh. Get lost.