you can also alert the authorities from EU (Cyprus and UK) that they are running an illegal exchange service for which they must have a financial license.
a company registered in the UK, running a website called btc-e.com which uses Cypriot law.
also, you can alert their banks about that too
once you cut their links with banks, the exchanger will sink for sure. also, they are very close to Mayzus
a company registered in the UK, running a website called btc-e.com which uses Cypriot law.
also, you can alert their banks about that too
once you cut their links with banks, the exchanger will sink for sure. also, they are very close to Mayzus
Taking another exchange out will do no good to anyone. Btc-e is a major exchange since the early days of bitcoins. Many people never ever had any problems. (this includes me) As for acc suspensions, they are automatic. It is your fault if you left your precious coins in btc-e more than a year.
If your accounts got suspended, just do as they say and unlock it. If you don't like their services, don't use it.
Btc-e is staying anonymous because of obvious reasons. Just like poloniex. (which i don't have any love) There are only a couple well-known/regulated exchanges and they are far worse than btc-e. i.e. Coinbase
What's the point of this thread anyway? Do you accuse them for something? Are you got scammed? Did you create an account just to post this? Are you starting a witch hunt?