Quote from: johnblaze on July 31, 2013, 02:36:46 AM

did you see my post earlier in the thread and Prof's response?

the PIN is comes in a separate envelope a day or two after the card arrives. this is done for security purposes.

Yes, I know how debit cards work and, like I said, I've already submitted a request TWICE to have a new one sent. No response.

Quote from: johnblaze on July 31, 2013, 02:36:46 AM

hyperbole much?
you are nowhere near in the same place as 3 weeks ago. your money is safely in your credit union account. before it was in limbo in Roman's hands. are you telling me that you doubt IAFCU's credibility to fulfill the balance of your account to the same extent as Roman's credibility? cmon now.

Not hyperbole, precision.

3 weeks ago I had an account that I could log into (at bitfloor.com) that showed me a balance of funds owed to me that I had no access to and could not get any help with or information about.

Today I have an account that I can log into (at IAFCU.org) that shows me a balance of funds owed to me that I have no access to and can not get any help with or information about.

In my world we call that the same fucking place.

As far as credibility goes, the longer this continues the less credibility IAFCU will have in my book. A bank that refuses to communicate with their customers is every bit as "incredible" as a Bitcoin exchange who refuses to communicate with its customers.

Quote from: ProfMac on July 31, 2013, 02:36:46 AM

I use my debit card like a credit card. I have bought groceries, gasoline, and meals with it. I don't have the PIN yet either, though I am having my mail forwarded from my house to my work location.

I can probably use the card to charge things but I have absolutely no intention of spending this money (as I never did when it was stuck at Bitfloor). It is all being reinvested... or WILL BE if I ever get it back.