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Leverage the power of Coindera to monitor 11,000+ cryptocurrencies and receive notifications from the most powerful alerting platform on the market.
Canada
3.2
1 review
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I tried to cancel my subscription but after Coindera did not respond to 3 emails over 2 months ( and are continuing to charge my credit card a monthly fee) I have put in a complaint with my bank, cancelled my credit card and am advising anyone considering a subscription to coindera to think twice as they will keep taking your money despite your requests to cancel
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