Quote from: mtnsaa on June 06, 2017, 02:03:24 PM

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I understand, the thing is that I doubt my email provider will even care about it or take months to even take a look at, it's a state/government company so you know how that goes, could take 2-3 months easily to get any sort of helpful reply. They will also have its reasons to blacklisting which I don't want to mess with and I simply can't dispute. Also I forgot to mention this was not my first withdrawal so this must be something recent. The support has been ok so far and replies pretty quickly but without much help so far.

I don't really think they are out to get my money or anything, I didn't want to imply that, but in theory it's what could happen if you lose permanent access to your email or your email provider blocks access. I didn't know my email was my private key! Grin

My email worked for months (since December) and stoped working about 2 weeks ago. So at this time Liqui's email server was added to the black list. Most email provider are using black lists from the same sources. So many users of Liqui should have this problem right now Huh

I hope you get some help from your provider. Just one more hint for you: When i was talking to Liqui's freshdesk, they offered to me to change my email address if i can proove that i am the owner of my address by sending an email to Liqui. I did this twice, but was always told that they didn't receive it Embarrassed

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I totally agreed that email is not a private key, but only a 2-FA. I don't understand why they are not using Google Auth for withdrawing as an alternative. They only use it for login and for nothing else ...