It's too late at this point, but a good thing is that as we speak, the funds from users are 100% in control of the exchange. Does this mean that people can withdraw their funds without problems right now, or are there more steps needed to cash out? I think at this point people are only interested in the first bit of this sentence.

I am not a fan of altcoin exchanges, but poloniex is the only exchange that did the right thing after they got hacked. And it shows as it came back stronger than ever as you also mentioned. Usually when an exchange gets hacked, many people will leave that exchange. But not in this case. The honesty and the correct approach of poloniex is received very well by its custommers.

Apparently Bitquick isn't any safer; they ran off with my BTC, and do not answer their order support emails. Only way to contact them is email, no telephone number, and domain registered via Domains by Proxy..... what are they trying to hide?

Sorry to say, but seems as if Bitquick cannot handle their success. Sent some BTC to their escrow address, and it never appeared on their live sell order list. BTC has now been transferred out of that wallet, but I was never paid. Emailed multiple times, but no real response to my problem. Bitquick certainly looking scammy from where I'm sitting.

Thanks for your nearly 4-month delayed response. I'm sure getting new people who are gullible enough to trust you was more important than addressing my comment.

All you've proven is that there are people out there that will trade with you, Bitfinex, Mt. Gox, or any other service after they've failed their customers.

How proud you must be...

I'm a new user...trying to buy bitcoin, but Bitquick doesn't recognize my 10-digit US telephone number.

How/what format am I supposed to use to enter it? 0000000000, or 000-000-0000, or...what ?

And, is "111" the correct country code for the USA?

Thanks in advance for your help!

BitQuick v2.0, the search for more money...

Who would trust these people after being fleeced the first time?

Well when I've used localbitcoins, there seemed to be a multisig escrow where the buyer and seller have to verify the transaction was completed and then the 3rd party releases the bitcoins... so there seems to be somewhat of a middle man.  I looked at BitQuick earlier today and it seemed that they had lower markup rates than localbitcoins, but didn't know if it was still considered "scammy" and didn't want to take a chance in losing out.

I've also had uncomfortable situations at the bank where I've gotten question as to who I'm sending it too because I usually don't have an account at that particular bank... I just wish I had a bitcoin atm around where I live... would make life so much easier lol.

Have any of you guys tried out bitquick yet?  Just curious if it has any features that make it better than localbitcoins's cash deposits?

BITQUICK.CO HAVE STOLEN $1,511.96 FROM ME

At the very least, they've mismanaged my deposit and are now ignoring my inquiries.

After several successful buys through their service, today I deposited $1511.96 into an account at a Credit Union Branch.  Upon placing the hold, I didn't receive the email but the site confirmed my hold...this has happened before and "support" had me just email in the pic of the deposit receipt and explained that "they were sorry but the system just didn't send out my email this time."

I did that this time.  I deposited the $1,511.96 into a seller's account as instructed and emailed the receipt in.  Hours later I hadn't received confirmation of them even getting my email, so I inquired.  Heard NOTHING back.  Inquired again...this time, "support" asks, "we're sorry, we don't have any record of a hold placed from your email today...which email did you use?" 

No big deal, this is EXACTLY what happened last time and I just gave them the info on who's account I deposited into, the amount, etc. and they were able to quickly find my order and payout my BTC.  NOT THIS TIME.  I responded with said information and hours have gone by now with no response.

I've sent multiple emails and they have been ignoring me for hours.  I'm not sure what to do here, not sure who to call.  They, of course, don't have a customer service number.  I've tried calling Athena Bitcoin but their "support" number no long works.

I really don't want to lose $1,500 today...any advice?

How many orders are in process on indian portal . Still I want to sell my bitcoins at static prices.

I have checked out your reviews on above given site. Only some peoples are full satisfied with your service and others are complaining about bitquick.in.

As I can see , all the reviews are given by the buyers only. Cannot find a single seller review .

Akaman Duche - April 22, 2015

starstarstarstarstar Have used BitQuick for selling bitcoin. Great experience throughout! Not only have all transactions gone smoothly, but the customer support has been very responsive (typically within hours of my request).

I like their seller guarantee, which is a big jump up from Localbitcoins.

I have used BitQuick for a few weeks now and will definitely continue using them.

Highly recommended!

I haven't used your service but it looks good. I mostly purchase Btc from a local seller whom I met on LBC but he sometimes is not available and if that happens in future, I'll give your site a shot and see how it goes.

How do you guarantee that the buyer will not get stiffed after making a cash deposit? Waiving a 2% fee will not get my money back or my bitcoins. There seems to be nothing in place that will ensure the coins are delivered. Judging from some of the complaints found around the internet, this seems to happen from time to time and there appears to be no remedy from Bitquick.