This just happened to me (Legacy to New) and it looks like my funds are trapped.  I even tried to do a basic verification and was told they could not find my information.  Really sucks.

I don't see why no warning was given nor do I see why the .025 could not have been retained.  At least that way I could have gotten my funds out.

It would have been nice to have been informed about these changes, after all they email me every time I log in, and been given a chance to close the account and withdraw everything before hand.

I can understand being pressured by authorities, but at the same time be professional towards your customers.

I have been a long time user of bittrex and never any problems until today.  It looks like they finally got rid of their "legacy" accounts and moved them all to NEW with a 0 withdrawal limit.

Okay so the  old days are over and so I submitted for basic verification and they claimed they couldn't find me in their databases.  Crap.  Based on what you and many others have posted my experience with enhanced is not going to be any better.  Crap.

If you are reading this I WOULD NOT DEPOSIT ANYTHING INTO BITTREX UNLESS YOU'RE ALREADY VERIFIED because you wont be able to get it out.

I have a bad feeling the answer is yes.  I just got a screen when I logged on requesting information.  Some warning would have been nice that this was going to be required.  Glad I don't have a lot there that they can hold hostage if the basic verification does not go well.  Hopefully I'm wrong or maybe they will have not gotten to your account yet.  Good Luck.

Of course it's the casino, the quote makes clear that the ICO is closed to US investors.  Would really appreciate an answer.

Do US players or current US based investors need to withdraw their coins from the site before the ICO closes?  Should they have done so already?

Asking for a friend. 

Electron Cash is a different client for Bitcoin Cash based on Electrum code.  It's at:  http://www.electroncash.org/

But be careful, lots of potential issues.  Electrum has posted these instructions and advice: https://electrum.org/bcc2.txt

Good Luck!

Mine just allowed me to cancel.  Never got a response on the ticket but glad it works now.  Hope the same for everyone else.

I also have this problem and none of the usual suggestions worked.  I opened a ticket but have not gotten a response yet, it's been almost 24 hours, hopefully they wont misread it.

I wish there was some indication of how stressed their support system is, it's obviously bad given they had to shut down the trollbox, but still.

Thank you!  That worked perfectly!  I look forward to the 10 May full moon drop!  Thanks again and go Byteball!

Thanks for trying to help Odrak.  I guess that is my question, where does the client store all its files? 

I did exactly what you suggest - deleted Byteball from applications.  However, after deleting and reinstalling it is still is trying to synch, not giving me the menu to choose between full and light client.

If it helps anyone, the session log shows "onGoingProcess Syncing true" poping up every few minutes, but the synch does not advance.

I imagine this has been asked before but neither Google nor my browsing of the thread could find the answer.

Byteball sounds awesome, so I downloaded the 1.7.1 Mac OSX client and selected setting up a full node.

However, it's been an hour and there has been no process in the synch, it's still at 0%.  I tried the usual, exiting and restarting, but no luck.

So I figured I'd delete the program and set it up again as a light client, but no luck.  When I delete the application file and reinstalled it resumes trying to synch and remains stuck at 0%.  (I don't get the menu to choose between full and light client.)

Any suggestions or how do I fully delete the application so I can start over?

Again, sorry if this has been asked, but I did look for an answer.

Thanks and good luck with this project.

I'm glad that you will be able to continue to help people out.

One idea, rather than first X responders get some minor amount, maybe say I will randomly pick 5 of first 50 responders or something like that to improve the number of people who are exposed to your generosity.

Regardless, good luck to you.

Giveaways are fun.  They are your coins, you can give them to whomever you want.  It sucks that some people are taking advantage of your good nature.

Those steps look like good steps, but the simple fact is with all the account farming that has gone on here there really isn't much defense against opportunistic people.

Good luck and while I have not gotten any of your giveaways I think it is a really nice thing to do!

I saw this and it was a really nicely done article!  Good to see bitcoin in a positive light in the MSM.

Thanks for this. 

I am thinking maybe Dave Kleiman was Woz to Craig Wright's (self perceived) Jobs.  Craig is trying to cash in but if he could move the coins he would have done so already. 

Not sure how he bamboozled Gavin, but maybe I'd say he was Satoshi too for a free trip to London.

I ordered from Amagi over a year ago and had no problems.

However, I have to say the free shipping offer of JM is tempting.

Good luck whatever you choose.

Very kind of you, welcome to bitcointalk!

In for the lucky drawing!

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Thank you!

I like dice because of the amount of control you have over the payout.  You want to win x betting y, you can set your win chance at whatever you want.

While the expected value is always the same, the variance does matter, so if you make more smaller bets, you should have lower variance on your outcome than if you make fewer bigger ones.  So in the immortal words of Dirty Harry, "Do you feel lucky?"

Gonna be hard for them to cover their costs.  I guess in a way faucets are kind of like this, maybe if somehow ad revenue offset what would have to be a microscopic player advantage.

Of course many will claim scam, just as many already do with sites such as 999 dice.

The hack was bad and the cover up just makes it worse.  I'm not even sure this is really all there is to it.

I'm starting to worry that alt coin exchanges are only one step away from cloud mining services - they may be legitimate, but no way to tell for sure that they are.

Condolences to everyone who lost coins on this one.