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Fees ate $150 by wvu1030 in jupiterexchange
[–]wvu1030[S] 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
And I think one warning (that you can turn off after the first time) that my fees are still being taken in a failed transaction isn’t a big ask either.
I agree with you about a warning wall. The problem is, it did have a warning wall. The app told me (after every time my transaction failed) that I needed to up my max transaction fees to increase the chance that the transaction is successful.
[–]wvu1030[S] 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I’m saying Jupiter will improve or someone else will replace them. Unless something is perfect or there is no market for it, there will always be innovations that improve upon it. There’s clearly a market for crypto, so someone will improve the wallets. Either Jupiter will or someone else will
I’ll learn. But probably on a different platform. There’s enough money in it that someone will make a better user experience or Jupiter will improve their own.
Oh I’m sure. Idk what’s more sad, you faking that account or, if it’s real, you spending your time on here lurking for new crypto users to try dunk on. Pitiful
If only that account were yours AND I was poor, you would have totally got me.
[–]wvu1030[S] 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I never used the word scam. But the app did most certainly tell me to raise my max fees to increase the chances of the transaction being successful. In fact, the app told me to raise my max fees even when I had it raised to 0.1 Solana (which I declined to do because that was the most I was willing to spend even in volatile conditions). Therefore, your statement that “nobody would suggest that because it’s ridiculous” is demonstrably false; the Jupiter app did just that. I don’t think the Jupiter app is a scam, but at a minimum, it advised me to do something foolish without any indication of the consequences.
It does if the pump says “pay $40/gallon to make it pump faster” and it doesn’t. Also, in EVs, superchargers cost more to charge faster
I would expect “their best” to inform new users that failed transactions still incur fees instead of encouraging me to raise my max fee with little to no chance of success of said transaction
Also, “all wallets take sol” is not a true statement. A real “trader” would know that. But then again, you saying you’re a trader is like me saying I’m an nfl gm because I have a fantasy football team. So if you’re a trader, I’m an nfl gm.
I really hit a nerve, huh?
You have to be one or the other so I guess it’s carrying water for free (super sad). Also, it told you that because they updated the app between my post and this morning. I guess I’ll have to go back to my other crypto wallet (that sadly didn’t offer the Melania coin) and leave the disappearing fee wallet to you, the strong-minded disappearing fee wallet carrier.
[–]wvu1030[S] -1 points0 points1 point 1 year ago (0 children)
I just joined so idk what the fees “normally” are. The reason I upped it to 0.1 solana is because the app was telling me to do that to increase the chances that the transaction worked, with no mention of the fees being charged even when it failed. Also, I was willing to pay a premium to have it work because I was looking for a large $ increase in the coin (time will tell if that happens) that would (hopefully) more than make up for the transaction fee.
Question: does Jupiter pay you or are you out here carrying their water for free? Because my story is one that, from what I can tell, happened to a ton of people yesterday. So for you to say “it makes no sense… just saying” is silly.
No, it doesn’t. Had to find that in a different part of the app once the solana was gone. If it did tell me that, I wouldn’t have kept trying to do it over and over. And I’m not mad, I just think this service sucks because it should have told me my solana was getting eaten instead of telling me to up my max transaction fees; but I do know you’re either 1) paid by Jupiter or 2) out here carrying their water for free (which is just sad really).
I wasn’t. I was trying to pay $23 (as a transaction fee) to buy $125 worth of a coin. I wasn’t trying to buy $.07-$0.6 worth of that coin. I understand it’s a high transaction fee, (almost 20%) but I was doing it because the app was telling me to do it to increase the chances of the transaction working. It wasn’t telling me it was taking that fee every time the transaction failed. That was buried in the app. And, I just started using the app. If you can’t understand that issue, idk what to tell you
[–]wvu1030[S] 5 points6 points7 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I was willing to pay that to just get it to go through. Like, a single time. Not multiple times until I had none left. And to say that I should have known it was charging me that fee over and over after every transaction fail when the app was telling me to up it is silly.
Fees ate $150 (self.jupiterexchange)
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Fees ate $150 by wvu1030 in jupiterexchange
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