0.13 BTC. I can imagine getting nervous, especially when wanting to withdraw higher amounts.
But I do think the owner is doing everything he can to fix this. I actually just read the opening post and got to know about the current situation.
Maybe its a good idea for the time being to limit BTC withdrawals so more smaller withdrawals can be made and people at least move their balance partially around?

After ± 3 days my withdrawal got approved, I just got the first confirmation.
Although I do agree that this is quite long for an exchange, there are enough people who confirmed reception of their withdrawals so scam accusations are not really necessary.

Used your ref. link, next one please use mine

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You don't see it on MtGox until the balance is added, after a long time you just get an e-mail that funds are added and then it also appears in your history.

My last deposit took ± 10 hours, I'm guessing it will be even longer now.

Sorry to be so harsh for your first post, but you must've been living under a stone to miss why withdrawals do not work right now.
Check out the news page on https://www.mtgox.com/news or any other news website writing about BTC.

Dit is niet altijd zo, je kan namelijk ook zo de warme lucht die van de chips weg moet stromen over de chips naar buiten zuigen waardoor het warmer wordt.
Ik zou met trial en error proberen. Het beste resultaat haal ik met koude lucht van buiten in de kast zuigen, en de videokaartkoeler zelf naar buiten laten pompen. Verder heb ik zoveel mogelijk gaten waar warme lucht "weg kan lekken" dichtgeplakt met ducktape.

Check je BIOS instellingen, meestal schakelt de onboard video zich bij standaard-instellingen automatisch uit zodra er een losse kaart in zit.

Als je je verdiept in de cgminer parameters, kun je aangeven welke videokaarten je wel en niet wilt gebruiken.
Met Linux werkt dit trouwens beter, maar ik gok dat je windows wilt gebruiken?

Hoe warm worden de kaarten? Ze "throttlen" terug bij te hoge temperaturen (schakelen terug). Zeker als je airflow niet goed is en dat is al snel bij twee 280X dicht bij elkaar.

Dit kan ik bevestigen. Welke voeding heb je precies? Is deze 80Plus gecertificeerd?
Wordt je voeding erg warm? Zo ja, dan betekent dat meestal dat je voeding buiten zijn "efficiente" bereik zit.

Ik heb zelf ook de 280X Vapor-X, en heb hier deze voeding bij: http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/355322/corsair-cs750m.html
Draait al weken stabiel, dat was niet het geval met deze voeding: http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/324108/ms-tech-ms-n950-val.html
Die heeft weliswaar een hoger vermogen, maar is minder efficient.

Might still be the risers, can you try 4 powered risers? Otherwise try to measure the power used by the PSU's

For European and especially Dutch-miners, I started a Amsterdam (NL) based P2Pool-node for SexCoin (SXC). Fee is 1.5% just like official P2Pool.

You can find it at http://sxc1.nl.localpool.co.in:9699/static/

If you don't know how to use P2Pools, check out the Help page

WTS: 250K Coinye for BTC/LTC per 50K

50K for 0.025BTC  / 50K for 0.85 LTC
or all in one:
250K for 0.115BTC  / 250K for 4.1 LTC
Payment via escrow preferred, required when registered after 7th of January or buying all-in-one.

Also willing to trade in chunks of 10K but minimum sell amount is 50K.

PM for offers

local.co.in was already taken incorrectly shown as available at registrar...

My pools are now available on:
http://jkc1.nl.localpool.co.in:19327/static/
http://ryc1.nl.localpool.co.in:9999/static/

If you also want a subdomain like
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Just send me a PM

I'm about to start a project which probably will strengthen P2Pools a lot.
As some of you may know P2Pools are decentralized mining pools, which among other advantages, reduce the possibility of 51% attacks.
You may have noticed that having low latency (low ping) to your pool reduces dead/stale-shares. This can be improved by having a node close to you.

The problem is that finding pools can be very hard and P2Pools often have only a IP-address which is hard to remember and some go down quickly when the pool-operator decided it is not efficient.
I want to solve this problem by creating an P2Pool-index.

But I won't stop there.
I will offer an hierarchical subdomain, to make finding a working and local node easier.
The index is also intended to provide a community for p2pool-owners, helping each other with maintaining their nodes and properly connecting with other nodes to raise our collective luck.
Ultimately this will result in more blocks solved and higher payouts for all.

Domain registration is currently in progess. The subdomains will look like:
jkc1.eu.localpool.co.in (my own NL JunkCoin P2P-node, currently available at http://jkc-pool.blockexplore.nl:19327/static/)
ryc1.eu.localpool.co.in (my own NL RoyalCoin P2P-node, currently available at http://ryc-pool.blockexplore.nl:9999/static/)

I hope you will see the benefit here, both miners as p2pool-operators

Hello,
I saw your buy order on the google doc exchange, I sent you a PM earlier with an offer but you didn't respond.
Maybe you can check now and reply?

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Thanks

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I am providing an alternative block explorer for MoonCoin, because the original one seems to be under high load. It will update every 15 minutes:

http://blockexplore.nl:81/chains

Donations are greatly appreciated, I expected high load in the next hours

Waiting for the source to come online...