I purchased the 'CS' cryptocurrency on PancakeSwap, but I'm currently unable to sell it. The coin is listed as suspicious, even though it was obtained from the app's listings. If it's not legitimate, why is it listed? Binance and PancakeSwap are fully responsible for this issue.
The coin, which is not listed on Binance Web3, has a contract address. I want to either trade it or convert it to spot on the app. I expect a resolution after an examination of the coin. Despite increasing the slippage tolerance to the maximum, the transaction fails with an error message saying "Increase your slippage tolerance."
I urgently request the conversion of the coin/token to a usable spot value and the resolution of my issue. Both Binance and PancakeSwap must address this situation and take responsibility for any losses. If this token/coin is fake, Binance and PancakeSwap are responsible for preventing such issues and addressing user grievances.
If the issue is not resolved, I will seek legal action through my attorney. I continuously receive the error "unknown error: transfer_from_failed. Increase your slippage tolerance" when attempting to sell, regardless of the value adjustments. I demand immediate action to rectify the situation for myself and other affected users.
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I bought a cryptocurrency called "not" using PancakeSwap on Binance with the help of Web3. At the moment, I'm not able to make a sale. We were sold the coin under the impression that it was legitimate, but now it has been flagged as suspicious. If it's not authentic, I shouldn't have been able to pu...
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I bought a cryptocurrency called 'Not' through PancakeSwap using Web3 via Binance, and now I can't sell it. The coin is listed as suspicious and was sold to us as if it were legitimate. If it’s not real, I shouldn’t have been able to buy it. Given that it appears to be real and a contract address wa...
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