@andaloons
Somehow I sent 0.09115 to what I thought was the SwapBot address but it turned out to be another person's address that had JUST PURCHASED an Ethereumcard from the SwapBot. If you have a nice new shiny balance of 0.09115 at your address would you be so kind as to return it to me??
Thanks!!
-Andaloons
@adam
No judgement, just want to know if we need to fix this - Nobody has reported this happening before, was this an easy mistake to make (and thus we should change our design) or did you do something kind of dumb (and thus it's probably not something we need to address)?
We definitely don't want customers sending funds to other customers by mistake
@andaloons
Somehow I sent 0.09115 to what I thought was the SwapBot address but it turned out to be another person's address that had JUST PURCHASED an Ethereumcard from the SwapBot. If you have a nice new shiny balance of 0.09115 at your address would you be so kind as to return it to me??
Thanks!!
-Andaloons
I did exactly the same thing a few weeks ago. The difference being that I was buying a cnpcard which is only .01btc. I was bored and I only had a cell phone (nexus 5) available but thought I'd see how well it worked.
The mobile ui played a role in the fail. Links overlapped which prevented me from hitting the green swap button. This caused me to check the recent swaps....
After clicking on a recent swap I'm taken to a page where a significant portion of all addresses are clipped at the start because the page is off centre.
No real concerns with money lost. I knew what I was doing. I new the risk. Just wanted to test swapbots out with my cell phone.
https://goo.gl/photos/PpEjRwsUSoSPSfka7
https://goo.gl/photos/xEHf9BK6YTBDhkkH7
https://goo.gl/photos/ditdU8PnyLKLVH5F7
