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I am AML verified and requested a relatively small ~1.5 BTC withdrawal - should be a simple, automated process, right?
Nope - 72 hours and 2 support tickets later... still radio silence.
I don't know if Mt. Gox is 1) sinister or 2) utterly incompetent, or 3) both... But Mt. Gox expects the public to trust them with their hard-earned money? LOL.
Any suggestions as to how to resolve this? Also, any suggestions as to a BTC exchange that doesn't make me feel like I am walking down a dark alleyway in Tijuana?
Nope - 72 hours and 2 support tickets later... still radio silence.
I don't know if Mt. Gox is 1) sinister or 2) utterly incompetent, or 3) both... But Mt. Gox expects the public to trust them with their hard-earned money? LOL.
Any suggestions as to how to resolve this? Also, any suggestions as to a BTC exchange that doesn't make me feel like I am walking down a dark alleyway in Tijuana?
Great - thanks for the response Mike - I really appreciate it. Makes sense, as confirmations have indeed been taking longer than usual and I didn't realize it required 10 on the initial transfer. Thanks again and keep fighting the good fight!
I saw mention from Gavin (https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=135) that some transactions in the past week have taken extra long to confirm due to the network transaction volume sometimes exceeding the 250kB/block size limit, so this may have added some delay to your scheme. I try to minimize my logging, so I can't tell exactly, but it looks like your tx took about 2.5 hours to reach 10 confirmations.
All good?
Peace,
Mike
I saw mention from Gavin (https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=135) that some transactions in the past week have taken extra long to confirm due to the network transaction volume sometimes exceeding the 250kB/block size limit, so this may have added some delay to your scheme. I try to minimize my logging, so I can't tell exactly, but it looks like your tx took about 2.5 hours to reach 10 confirmations.
All good?
Peace,
Mike
And they don't deserve a single bit of it.
Coinlab is probably rethinking that partnership...
Coinlab is probably rethinking that partnership...
Today is the day the bitcoin community traded so much that everyone ended up giving their bitcoins to Mt.Gox.
If they become more mainstream, I can only assume that they have more intrinsic value due to the fact that they are accept more widely. However, we have their value crash before, so I would be very careful, if I were you.
I sent BTC from my e-wallet to my Laptop Wallet via bitcoinlaundry.com, which I believe is developed by a user here... I was charged the "laundry" and transactions fees but there was no mixing performed at all... I received the BTC directly from the address I sent the BTC to... Has anyone else had a similar experience with this site?
Blockchain.info also shows a 99+% taint level on that transaction.
Please help! If anything, I'd like the fees back for the service.
Blockchain.info also shows a 99+% taint level on that transaction.
Please help! If anything, I'd like the fees back for the service.