Quote from: BitHodler on November 20, 2018, 12:25:13 PM

I find it weird though that Bittrex doesn't allow funds to be recovered after their stated withdrawal time frame. It's clear that not everyone will be able to withdraw their funds on time.

There should be a policy in place that makes sure users who didn't manage to withdraw their funds will still be able to get them. They state assets become unrecoverable, but how exactly? Do they burn them or what?

It's way more likely that the unclaimed funds become property of Bittrex and they end up selling them elsewhere, could be to recover some of the funds they lost during the attack they suffered from.

OP, can you send them an email explaining your situation without threatening to report them or follow up with legal action? Not much to lose anyway.

Looking above on his reaction or behavior i dont really expect for him not to make any threats. Coins would never be recoverable and once they state on such delisting
and you didnt able to withdraw on the said date then its understandable that they do already own those coins.They made such announcement and warning but users do fail to act.

Quote from: TryNinja on November 19, 2018, 09:36:57 PM

Quote from: tomey on November 19, 2018, 09:24:40 PM

You are the guy from zendesk. Trading stopped not because delist.
Fuck off behind your shill zendesk. Bitch

One thing I know. I will never use your chipwixer.

Wtf? Am I?

I'm not even getting paid for that. Huh

I understand his anger but attacking or disrespecting other members on this forum would just removed the sympathy on his loss.

Its always been important to check out on where our coins being stored specially on exchange.Reading recent delisting updates or any other
related info is a must to avoid these kind of circumstances.