There is a lot of ignorance on the board.
To whom it may concern:
You need to learn patience.
You need to learn not to play this game if you can't afford to lose the money.
You need to learn that right now, you've only given mtgox 1 week to secure a site from every hacker in the world. Hackers have broken security to the CIA, CITI bank, the UK census, Arizona police department, Sony, and others. To advocate opening mtgox before they're ready is the most ignorant idea conceived.
You need to learn that if mtgox fails a second time, your money will not just be suspended; you will have a 0% chance of getting it back.
You need to learn that human labor is 10^9 slower than current computer processors.
You need to learn that if your account got rejected, you didn't provide enough proof for them to reasonably verify you. If a hacker were to apply and mtgox grant them access to your account with the same information, you'd throw a bitch fit. Be thankful that they scrutinize your account information to such a high degree.
Please, if you don't understand the internet or life in general, please read a book to understand the internet and then educate yourself on life in general by using the internet.
I was getting a bit annoyed reading all the comments also...how can you flame a company for not doing enough to be secure and at the same time complain that they are taking too long. It seems pretty stupid...I feel for those who have money in the exchange...I know it sucks but what should they do just reopen and let any possible hackers using your poorly chosen passwords to log in.
Anyone can get hacked...these last few months in the news have shown that...its what they do about it afterwards that is important...I think from what I have read Mt.Gox is taking steps in the right direction. Remember, it hasn't even been a week yet.