Right. Please give the pool a week or two to find a block. Then you will receive the proper amount of LTC.

I'm afraid that if you have only 3.6 MH/s, you can only expect to make less than $4 a month, and it will be many months before you reach the minimum .1 LTC payout. 

Hopefully you have more miners available, as you need to reach .1 LTC before you receive a payment at your address.

Good luck!

Share counts are reset when a block is found. You'll see under your stats that you have a balance of .042 XMR. 

Due to transaction fees, the pool only pays out a balance of .1 XMR or higher. I recommend mining long enough for the pool to mine another block and then seeing if the balance is high enough then. 

I don't know if those earnings are accurate for the shares, but the fact that you don't have .1 XMR earned is the reason you didn't receive a payout yet.

Patience is key here with relatively smaller pools such as this one. If you wait long enough, you might get lucky (or unlucky).

Good luck!

Thanks for your amazing work, it's definitely working for me now. Is this something that was just affecting my address or did it affect others? Glad you were able to get it working.

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On the Monero pool, I have the same issue. Addresses that worked previously do not work anymore. Also may be interesting to note that I used to 404 on the xmr pool webpage until I cleared all cookies and cache. 

Anyway, clicking apply on the stats page shows the loading icon but then nothing happens after it goes away. Just thought you might want to know.

I'm currently running XMRig and I (and many others, apparently) get an error that says "No login/password specified code: -1". The program had been running fine (until yesterday) without a password, and it currently runs fine when you do have a password. As of now, you have to have some sort of password in the config file for XMRig to work. Same thing with xmr-stak-cpu. 

The main page for the XMR pool has images that say to use "d=8" for the password when using GPU mining and "x" as the password for CPUs. Not sure that it matters much if a random password works, though.