alert The fund can't be withdrawal from Epik.com via Masterbucks wallet

[enamebroker]

It happened on 23rd Aug 2022 and this matter lasted almost one month without any process. Masterbucks.com declined my fund withdrawal and disabled the button of fund withdrawal. And I contacted Epik.com and got no further action even if Rob Monster got involved in it for two weeks. All the time I was told in email by management review.

What is wrong with Epik.com? Do you think it is normal to disable fund withdrawal? How can I get back my fund from Epik.com? Thanks for your suggestion.

 

[bmugford]

Or further threats by Monster?

Who cares?

People need to understand that truth is an absolute defense.
Also, opinions fall under free speech.

Free speech warriors like Epik and Rob Monster should be welcoming this discussion.

Brad

 

[Omega Assets]

Who cares?

Brad

The ones who are threatened can feel forced to remove reviews, and thus misrepresent the true rating of a company, and thus more people will trust a company who is not to be trusted, I care for others not to be held hostage with their funds.

 

[bmugford]

The ones who are threatened can feel forced to remove reviews, and thus misrepresent the true rating of a company, and thus more people will trust a company who is not to be trusted, I care for others not to be held hostage with their funds.

Well, no one is required to share anything.

They can just as easily ignore the question or say they are not comfortable answering it.

Brad

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

If you make a website that stores all of Trustpilot's reviews, would that be legal?

 

[Omega Assets]

If you make a website that stores all of Trustpilot's reviews, would that be legal?

archive.org is legal

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

trustpilotarchive.org

 

[Omega Assets]

trustpilotarchive.org

That's a TM violation.

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

tparchive.org

 

[Omega Assets]

tparchive.org

You can just archive the history of any website with archive.org themselves and then link to them. No need to create your own website.

Here I made a snapshot if more reviews will be deleted we know which ones:

https://web.archive.org/web/20221001194025/https://www.trustpilot.com/review/epik.com

 

[bmugford]

archive.org is legal

I am not a lawyer, so I can't answer that question. But, I believe archive.org has an opt-out as well.

(Not Legal Advice)

I personally consider what is on a public website is generally public information, when it comes to non-commercial use.

If you are not using it for commercial gains, and not using it in some confusingly similar way it is likely fine.

Brad

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

This is the only review that our mighty wrestler has left.
Indirectly, he still condemns Epik in it.
Epik's security flaw?

 

[bmugford]

This is the only review that our mighty wrestler has left.

So then, what were the other (14) reviews that magically disappeared?

Brad

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

So then, what were the other (14) reviews that magically disappeared?

Brad

You don't think so. Apparently, he had 16 reviews, 15 in which he scolded Epic directly, and one in which he scolded Epic only indirectly. Fifteen reviews with direct accusations disappeared.

 

[Omega Assets]

You don't think so. Apparently, he had 16 reviews, 15 in which he scolded Epic directly, and one in which he scolded Epic only indirectly. Fifteen reviews with direct accusations disappeared.

From the same user? Then I can understand why they were removed. If the single reviews from multiple people were removed, that is a different story.

 

[bmugford]

You don't think so. Apparently, he had 16 reviews, 15 in which he scolded Epic directly, and one in which he scolded Epic only indirectly. Fifteen reviews with direct accusations disappeared.

So then, it seems like 15 of the 16 were removed. The one negative complaint still remains.

If that is the case, I am sure TrustPilot has some TOS when it comes to multiple reviews for the same problem.

At some point it probably becomes excessive to leave that many reviews regarding the same problem. I would speculate that TrustPilot probably removed them for that reason.

For that reason, it also seems unlikely that his complaint was resolved.

Brad

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

So then, it seems like 15 of the 16 were removed. The one negative complaint still remains.

If that is the case, I am sure TrustPilot has some TOS when it comes to multiple reviews for the same problem.

At some point it probably becomes excessive to leave that many reviews regarding the same problem. I would speculate that TrustPilot probably removed them for that reason.

Brad

The only review that remains is not about Epik, but about escrow.com
Reviews about Epik were removed completely.

 

[Omega Assets]

The only review that remains is not about Epik, but about escrow.com
Reviews about Epik were removed completely.

Maybe all got removed for this user by TrustPilot for abusing the system. 15 reviews by one person towards one company is excessive. But again, I don't know if all these removed reviews were for the same user either.

 

[bmugford]

The only review that remains is not about Epik, but about escrow.com
Reviews about Epik were removed completely.

I don't think they've been removed by Trustpilot because one person can't leave too many reviews for one company. This is most likely the result of an agreement between Epic and the consumer.

Oh, interesting. This is quite the mess to try and keep track of.

If he feels comfortable clarifying, I would love to know if his complaint has been resolved amicably.
He is clearly under no obligation to respond.

Brad

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

From the same user? Then I can understand why they were removed. If the single reviews from multiple people were removed, that is a different story.

I don't think they've been removed by Trustpilot because one person can't leave too many reviews for one company. This is most likely the result of an agreement between Epik and the consumer.

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

Anyway, we can check it out.
Write 15 negative reviews about Epik and see if Trustpilot removes them.

 

[Omega Assets]

Anyway, we can check it out.
Write 15 negative reviews about Epik and see if Trustpilot removes them.

Bad idea, then it would seem that all the negative reviews are illegitimate. Once per person is enough.

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

The wrestler taught us to write negative reviews every 24 hours and got it.
He probably got his money.
Why shouldn't we follow his example?

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

Now we have an algorithm of actions to get our money - every 24 hours to write a negative review about Epik in Trustpilot and about looking for a lawyer in NP.

 

[Igor Gabrielan]

True, he wrote negative reviews in a diverse and talented manner, it is difficult to repeat this.

 

[LarryDomain]

I've never had any issues with masterbucks..and actually like it since it holds money there until I want to transfer it to cash or bitcoin.. Big fan of the flexibility. And I've used it for years with big dollar amounts. So hopefully your issue is an outlier and isn't the new norm.