FixedFloat Reviews

I used FixedFloat.com (also known as ff.io) on March 26. They kept my funds, didn't return it, and claimed it was from criminal activity.

In actual fact, the crypto I sent them came from a refund from CoinGate (a legitimate crypto payment processor).

I supplied FixedFloat with the confirmation email I got from CoinGate explaining the origin of the funds, and they simply responded with this:

"If you refuse to provide data about the origin of the funds sent or provide false data, and if the data you provide confirms your connection to criminal activity, FixedFloat has the right to freeze the funds for the subsequent return of funds to the victims with the assistance of law enforcement agencies."

In other words, "we'll accuse you of crime and keep the money."

The current situation is that they won't return my funds until CoinGate contact them. I've asked CoinGate to do so, and they said they'd look into it. Haven't heard anything since. FixedFloat is obviously a scam because they could just call CoinGate themselves and sort this out. They haven't.

Nothing. There is nothing good about this company, they are scammers and thieves. Don't use this company, there are many alternatives that aren't scams.

Scammers. Thieves. Liars. They claim to have been hacked to cover the fact they are stealing from customers.

I constantly exchange bitcoins on the FixedFloat website. All operations were successful and there were no problems. I recommend this fast and reliable exchanger!

Many pros. Good exchange.

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