I would say that we are the one's owed apologies by Roman. Granted, he isn't a thief, but at the time he gave us little reason to suspect otherwise.
All's well that ends well but I'm not going to just forget about how badly the whole thing was handled. Anything I said, I meant at the time I said it.
And now I'm very happy to admit that I was wrong, he was not stealing our money, but that sure is what he made it feel like for a while there.
But I turned in all the required docs to get back my $105.27 (minus the ridiculous $2.50 fee). Let's see how long this takes.
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when this happened, I had just sold off 30BTC for $135
at the current price ($61 at the moment) I could more than double that to 62BTC
so, in a way, this was not the worst thing in the world. it just required massive patience and blind faith.
Not sure, but I think your math is a little off somewhere? BTC was worth a LOT more than $4.50 each when Bitfloor went down. at the current price ($61 at the moment) I could more than double that to 62BTC
so, in a way, this was not the worst thing in the world. it just required massive patience and blind faith.
