Quote from: Xialla on September 09, 2015, 01:48:53 PM

Quote from: dsattler on September 09, 2015, 12:49:11 PM

Open an account at a bitcoin-friendly bank. I recommend fidor: https://www.fidor.de/

yes, but it is not a solution.

I don't want to share all my personal data with another bank company, I don't want to have another plastic card and I don't want to receive stupid letters with amazing offers to my mail.

I really don't have idea, why bitstamp taking their own customers as victims and they are not able to solve the situation professionally on b2b level and without bothering me. well, I actually bought BTC back and I'm done with them, anyway, this is just warning for any potential customers - keep in mind that they can block withdraw of your funds due to their own problems.

Why do you actually blame Bitstamp not the bank in this case?

Providing your bank is part of RB group (if not, let bitstamp know), there's not much Bitstamp can do about it (I don't think you realise the gap between RB and Bitstamp if you think they can sort this out on 'b2b level'). If you're not happy with your bank's policy, just switch to more friendly one.

Related reddit posts:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3d9dyw/raiffeisen_bank_declines_money_transfers_to/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3bwuwi/now_its_real_raiffeisenbank_austria_blocked_my/