Quote from: soltantgris on November 24, 2015, 10:16:34 PM

Quote from: 208 on November 24, 2015, 10:09:46 PM

Quote from: ontopicplease on November 24, 2015, 09:36:09 PM

Quote from: LTEX on November 24, 2015, 12:37:19 PM

Although it has been speculated on many times that Cryptsy would go Gox (for years now), they are still here and seem to keep providing their service. The trouble, however is that the deposits and withdrawals seem to get harder and harder all the time.

So yes, I would also advise to take caution with Cryptsy for now and not leave more than 1BTC in value on there. Bittrex.com is picking up volume fast now, a good alternative if you ask me!

Very diplomatic language LTEX. When "providing their service" means to you: "taking double fee", because of sending only halve the amount of coins the customer asked for, transfering only 80% of the coins they substract from your cryptsy balance and these to thefts combined with a customer support that never gives you a clear answer or a refund, then you are 100% right, this is exactly how to discribe what "providing their service" contains at cryptsy.

I have paid fees only for the amount which I received. The only thing is that I was not able to use my withdrawal- tickets properly.)

This is criminal. Volontary or not, it's the same than a lawyers charging 5h when the real number is 2h. This is criminal - and Crypsy are actually gaming the system to keep slow down withdraw ''run to the bank'' process, while increasing a LOT their fee.

As far as I remember the "free withdrawal tickets" are a gift from Cryptsy (Every other exchange just charges withdrawals). Normal withdrawal rates are calculated with what is being paid out. In your example it would be the "first consult would be free", but except having a 3h consult, the lawyer has other things to attend to and terminates the consult after 1.5 h.