Quote from: carlisle1 on November 27, 2017, 03:49:24 AM

Quote from: teddy5145 on November 25, 2017, 09:20:08 AM

Honestly, this is the first time I've heard Coingather.

There are no updates from their Twitter either, even if it's Thanksgiving in the states its unprofessional of them to not post news or update.
This could be just coincidences or they ran away Roll Eyes

We'll see in a few days.

Quote from: Sharpblunt on November 25, 2017, 09:04:56 AM

They've been around since 2012, so stop stressing they won't just shut down and run off with your money, they're a registered company in the US. You don't need to get crypto news sites to investigate, it's thanksgiving weekend, that's why.

Any links that stated that they are registered company in US?
I tried to do a few searches but no results.

Also, according to their topic they're open since 2014, just sayin Wink

thanksgiving wasnt valid reason for the clients to wait more than a day cycle.For me all the concersn shoukd file necessary complaints for this otherwise they will accept that the coingather has gone with the wind.the complaints are enough to justify thos problem and for the management to make a decision

It's actually been 4 days (as far as I know) and up until now their site is still inaccessible. You're right about that, Normally if a site will be inaccessible for a period or time they will make an announcement but coingather didn't make any of that. You can still submit a support ticket but no one replies and their social media accounts are dead. The fact that they're here for a long period of time doesn't really guarantee anything. It's understandable that people will find their actions suspicious.

By filing necessary complaints you mean doing a legal action? That will definitely cost you money but if you're good with that. It's better to consult someone first.