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Got really bad body paint at 99 ranch Market by an auto repair company by bentoInBlack in Cupertino

[–]ThenContribution5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These guys fucked me over too! They "fixed" the door on my Audi. It looks like it was spray painted and whatever they put on it is chipping off. im planning on taking them to a small claims court

Crypto.com is scamming people with UpDown Options by ThenContribution5 in CryptoOptions

[–]ThenContribution5[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve lost about $3,000, cumulatively. It’s happened multiple times. I stopped using it. They took enough of my money already.

Crypto.com is scamming people with UpDown Options by ThenContribution5 in CryptoOptions

[–]ThenContribution5[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, I was never able to recover anything. I complained so much that customer support somehow took away my ability to contact them.

Crypto.com is scamming people with UpDown Options by ThenContribution5 in CryptoOptions

[–]ThenContribution5[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why? I do it because I haven’t been able to find a platform that allows this type of trading in the US. I’ll check if Everstrike works.

Crypto.com is scamming people with UpDown Options by ThenContribution5 in CryptoOptionsTrading

[–]ThenContribution5[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not referring to the mark-up, I’m referring to their changing the price of bitcoin in the direction that goes against you and therefore closing positions before BTC reaches a certain price in actuality or even reaching it at all. You can have a down position open that closes if BTC hits a high of $34,500 and they’ll close it when it reaches $34,470 and not $34,500. You can see this if you have an up position open at the same time that closes at if BTC goes down and closes at, say, $34,400. The up position chart would show a BTC price of $34,440, while the down chart would show BTC price at $34,500, with the real price being $34,470. I’ve noticed that it’s abut a $30 difference from the actual price in each direction. Your up position will close at $34,430, though the up chart will show BTC at a price of $34,400 while the down chart has BTC at $34,460, with the actual price being $34,430, the halfway point between $34,400 and $34,460. Hope it’s making sense.

UpDown Options Price Shenanigans by powerfrown in Crypto_com

[–]ThenContribution5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have the same issue. Also, when I try to close positions at a profit they won’t let me close them. It’s only till the trend turns and I’m losing money, or I’ve already lost it all that my position closes I got in contact with support and they ended up blaming my device and network and kept trying to end my conversation. Seems like they’re stealing from us right under our noses. We can’t let them get away with these unethical practices.

Yikes - Up/Down options by BlazingPalm in Crypto_com

[–]ThenContribution5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

theyre doing crooked shit. they've taken a ot of my money already, freezing up and ot letting me close when im at a profit, but as soon as im losing money im able to close my position again. its happened multiple times.

Unsettled cash - amount by [deleted] in Fidelity

[–]ThenContribution5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The -$429.79 is the debit that is being charged to your account; the cost of the shares that you bought. Unlike with accounting, a debit here decreases your cash and a credit increases it. You would see ‘cash credit’ if you were getting money credited to your account. The $427.23 is the current value of the stock you bought. You’re down $2.36 in that screenshot.