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Bought DEC but can't find it on your dashboard?

The DEC ICO sales just opened today. Many people have complained that they paid but haven't received their tokens. This is because they sent dollar equivalent of transaction instead of actual Bitcoin amount (like 0.05 bitcoin), causing the system to misplace their transactions. These errors puts our team into lots of stress to revert these payments but we have corrected most of the transactions.
The Proper Way To Buy DEC Tokens
Go to your Demicoin Dashboard (https://demicoin.io/home/panel.php) . Scroll to the Purchase Demicoin segment, enter the amount of DEC you want (1 DEC = $0.25, minimum of 50 DEC can be bought), then click "Buy Now" to proceed to Check Out.
On the Checkout Page, you'll be given a Bitcoin wallet to pay in your fee. Pay the exact amount of Bitcoin you're told to pay eg (0.05 BTC). Do not pay the dollar equivalent. Important. Don not pay dollar value of BTC. Pay only exact BTC digits ie 0.005 or 0.1 BTC.
Once you send the Bitcoin amount to the address, your account will be credited instantly.
Regards,
Demicoin Team.

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