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Go to FortuneJack Operator site in a new tab, 18+Not confirmed, and said so
FortuneJack's own pages refused every request we made, so there is no reading to report. The home page answered with an access refusal, and answered the same way when we tried again on the day of writing.
Not being able to read an operator is a fact about us, not about the operator. This page therefore claims nothing about Tether at FortuneJack: not that it is accepted, not that it is refused, and not which networks it would use.
We requested the home page and the help addresses an operator of this kind usually runs. The results were refusals and errors, never a page with a coin list on it. We did not try to get around a refusal and did not open an account to look.
Nothing in this shelf is taken from a third party in place of the operator. A rating site's description of FortuneJack's coins would be a second-hand claim, and second-hand figures about operators tend to disagree with each other.
The cashier inside an account names the coins and networks on offer, and that screen outranks everything else. For Tether, the thing to read is the network list and the line about which address to use, and to test it with a small transfer before a large one.
The header button and the card on this site lead to the operator, and they are there because readers ask about it, not because we vouch for any claim about it.
We cannot say. That is the whole answer, and it is a more useful one than a guess that sounds confident.
Ready to look for yourself? Open FortuneJack in a new tab; an age question comes first.
We could not confirm it. Its pages did not open to us, so acceptance is neither stated nor denied.
Its home page answered our requests with an access refusal, and the help addresses we tried gave errors.
No. Not found and not accepted are different findings, and this page makes only the first.