Quote from: whatthesith on February 03, 2014, 02:31:57 PM

Quote from: EABEAB on February 03, 2014, 02:10:52 PM

Quote from: whatthesith on February 03, 2014, 02:05:08 PM

Quote from: Sukrim on February 03, 2014, 01:06:52 PM

That's how it looks like when people learn about thread safety and atomicity for the first time in their life - AFTER coding an exchange platform. Roll Eyes

Just try it out, there is an API after all...

Quote from: EABEAB on February 03, 2014, 01:04:45 PM

Also for the record,
Tomorrow, Tuesday,
will make 1-week from
Wednesday last week the 29th
since I made my withdrawal request.

You guys need to really take a look at
that new withdrawal policy you have implemented,
Don't see how anyone could think that is good business practice,
You are only going to lose customers behind having a police like this in place.

Seriously !

Today, Monday, is the second business day since your withdrawal request (Friday was a national holiday in HK).

Monday is also a public holiday in HK ...

Another Freaking Holiday, Perfect !
even more so now . . . .
If they knew they had a "National Holiday" coming up,
then they should have put that "Stupid Withdrawal Policy"
aside and took care of their International Customers,
No one wants to wait a Freaking Week for a Withdrawal
to take place, it's their Holiday(s), not ours !

To be fair, Bitfinex is incorporated in Hong Kong. You should observe the rules in Hong Kong.
Every country has its own calendar, do you think the bank in your country will process your deposit / withdrawal if it is your public holiday?

I think Bitfinex has made the announcement in advance and they have tried to minimize the withdrawal time by temporary changing the bank to Hong Kong. (The holiday in China is even longer)

In Short,
"CoinSetter.com",
No 5-Day Holidays in the Western Hemisphere,
They are out of New York and sent me an invite !
https://www.coinsetter.com
In the Western Hemisphere !

Appears to me that Exchanges in the Eastern Hemisphere
such as BitFinex, BtcChina, Huobi, ANX, MtGox and worst of all Global,
have little or no concern for their Western Hemisphere Customers.
Just because the world comes to a complete stop in the Eastern Hemisphere / China,
does not make it so for all the world, any company doing business on a International Level
should be aware of this, only serves to a loss in Customers to ignore it.

Don't think that either one of my LandLords want to hear,
"Sorry, I'm waiting for my funds to arrive from China / Hong Kong, but they are on a 5-Day Holiday",
Does not quite cut it or fit the bill.

They changed the bank to Hong Kong to avoid the new China Regs because Hong Kong is a Special
Economic Zone at least until whatever year in the future before China also ruins that zone, it was not
in an effort to serve their Western Hemisphere Customers any better, it was self-motivated with their
own interests in mind.