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granathus

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Quote from: thedarksun on December 11, 2013, 04:32:46 PM

When you withdraw to your bank, since it says it takes 2-3 days, will my money get affected by the price changes that occur after I withdraw?
For instance if I would withdraw 1 BTC to money at the price of 850dollars and lets say tomorrow Bitcoin drops to 600dollars, Will I get 600 dollars in my bank account or 850?

You have to sell your coins on the exchange before you can withdraw fiat money. Or you can withdraw BTC to your wallet

thedarksun

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When you withdraw to your bank, since it says it takes 2-3 days, will my money get affected by the price changes that occur after I withdraw?
For instance if I would withdraw 1 BTC to money at the price of 850dollars and lets say tomorrow Bitcoin drops to 600dollars, Will I get 600 dollars in my bank account or 850?

akaman

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Quote from: TheFootMan on December 11, 2013, 03:01:46 PM

Quote from: Grinder on December 11, 2013, 07:02:34 AM

Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 10:33:05 PM

The risk is zero. They are a reputable, registered company in Norway, and the founders have appeared in Norwegian media several times. They have over 10,000 happy users.

The risk is seldom zero or even close in the Bitcoin world. If anyone finds a way to steal the bitcoins that is deposited with them they will go broke, and people will lose money. Having a known identity is no guarantee either, the identity of Pirateat40 was well known. This is just meant as a general advice, Justcoin is probably no less safe than other Bitcoin services.

Second this. Not even for a well reputable company dealing with traditional financial instruments the risk is zero.

You both miss the point.

My risk assessment was strictly in response to thedarksun's question whether Justcoin is a scam (i.e. the possibility that its owners will someday run away with his money), and not whether there is an inherent risk trading there (exposure to thefts, hacks etc by 3rd parties) or using bitcoins in general.

Still, I stand corrected as the risk of being defrauded can never be zero and I have edited my post Wink

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Quote from: Grinder on December 11, 2013, 07:02:34 AM

Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 10:33:05 PM

The risk is zero. They are a reputable, registered company in Norway, and the founders have appeared in Norwegian media several times. They have over 10,000 happy users.

The risk is seldom zero or even close in the Bitcoin world. If anyone finds a way to steal the bitcoins that is deposited with them they will go broke, and people will lose money. Having a known identity is no guarantee either, the identity of Pirateat40 was well known. This is just meant as a general advice, Justcoin is probably no less safe than other Bitcoin services.

Second this. Not even for a well reputable company dealing with traditional financial instruments the risk is zero.

Badonkadonk

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that site is a scam Tongue

Grinder

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Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 10:33:05 PM

The risk is zero. They are a reputable, registered company in Norway, and the founders have appeared in Norwegian media several times. They have over 10,000 happy users.

The risk is seldom zero or even close in the Bitcoin world. If anyone finds a way to steal the bitcoins that is deposited with them they will go broke, and people will lose money. Having a known identity is no guarantee either, the identity of Pirateat40 was well known. This is just meant as a general advice, Justcoin is probably no less safe than other Bitcoin services.

thedarksun

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Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 10:33:05 PM

Quote from: thedarksun on December 10, 2013, 06:45:08 PM

Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 05:37:30 PM

Yes, you can make SEPA withdrawals in EUR to your Swedish bank account. If your account is not denominated in EUR then your bank will simply exchange to SEK.

Okay, do you have experience with this exchange? Is there any risk for any scams?

The risk is zero. They are a reputable, registered company in Norway, and the founders have appeared in Norwegian media several times. They have over 10,000 happy users.

As for myself, I have traded there and deposited/withdrawn funds with ease. Definitely the most pleasant experience of all exchanges I've used!

Alright i guess i will give it a try.

akaman

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Quote from: thedarksun on December 10, 2013, 06:45:08 PM

Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 05:37:30 PM

Yes, you can make SEPA withdrawals in EUR to your Swedish bank account. If your account is not denominated in EUR then your bank will simply exchange to SEK.

Okay, do you have experience with this exchange? Is there any risk for any scams?

~~The risk is zero.~~ I would say the risk is very low. They are a reputable, registered company in Norway, and the founders have appeared in Norwegian media several times. They have over 10,000 happy users.

As for myself, I have traded there and deposited/withdrawn funds with ease. Definitely the most pleasant experience of all exchanges I've used!

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I was hacked. Sorry for any scam that occured.

Veldig fin exchange, funker fett!

thedarksun

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Quote from: akaman on December 10, 2013, 05:37:30 PM

Yes, you can make SEPA withdrawals in EUR to your Swedish bank account. If your account is not denominated in EUR then your bank will simply exchange to SEK.

Okay, do you have experience with this exchange? Is there any risk for any scams?

akaman

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Quote from: thedarksun on December 10, 2013, 02:54:35 PM

I have a question about Justcoin.
I am swedish and I wonder if its possible that I sell my bitcoins on Justcoin and have the money transferred to my swedish bank?

Yes, you can make SEPA withdrawals in EUR to your Swedish bank account. If your account is not denominated in EUR then your bank will simply exchange to SEK.

Badonkadonk

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Quote from: thedarksun on December 10, 2013, 02:54:35 PM

I have a question about Justcoin.
I am swedish and I wonder if its possible that I sell my bitcoins on Justcoin and have the money transferred to my swedish bank?

ofc that is possible Wink

thedarksun

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I have a question about Justcoin.
I am swedish and I wonder if its possible that I sell my bitcoins on Justcoin and have the money transferred to my swedish bank?

Kupsi

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9.9.2012: I predict that single digits... <- FAIL

Bitcoincharts oppdateres ikke Sad

http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/justNOK.html

bitclown

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HTTP/1.1 503 Service Unavailable: Back-end server is at capacity

Passet litt dårlig. Undecided

Edit: Oppe igjen.

klausbl

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Takk for alle tilbakemeldinger og forslag som kommer her, f.eks antall desimaler og mBTC. Vi leser alt fortløpende og deres ønsker veier tungt i utviklingen av Justcoin. Takk for støtten!

Vi må fortløpende prioritere endringer som forbedrer og opprettholder sikkerheten og stabilitieten, særlig etter de siste ukenes økning i aktivitiet og kraftige brukervekst. Dette gjør at nye funksjoner og visuelle endringer ikke alltid kommer først i køen. Men mye nytt på gang nå, så følg med. Wink

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Quote from: james3 on December 06, 2013, 05:15:20 AM

I did a withdraw on Monday of this week, 1 December 2013, and I still didn't received the amount on my Bank account (SEPA wire transfer)

Yesterday I sent a message to the customer service asking the number of the wire transfer transaction but I still didn't received any answer.

The withdraw on the website is registered as completed 5 days ago.

Did someone had experience about withdrawal with this website ?

How long it takes usually ?

SEPA withdrawals usually process in about 2 days. But in some cases sending or receivers bank may delay the transfer of unknown reasons, causing it to take up to 4 days. It is difficult to assist you individually without more details, please allow our support team to assist you (though I suspect you by now have already received the payment and assistance from support

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Quote from: Savior on December 04, 2013, 12:45:14 AM

Quote from: akaman on December 03, 2013, 10:33:03 PM

Quote from: Savior on December 03, 2013, 11:52:10 AM

Forslag: Kan justcoin bli den første exchangen til å bruke en lavere enhet en bitcoin? (mBTC, uBTC, bits etc). Eller ihvertfall ha den muligheten som et alternativ?
Vil også anbefale å fjerne ører helt, siden det nå er veldig enkelt å undercutte med 0.001 kroner. Som i praksis er akkurat samme prisen når det tross alt koster 7000 kroner for en bitcoin, og det er vel egentlig ingen fordeler med å ha ører i prisen så vidt jeg vet.

For sent til å være først.... Bitcoinity vant det løpet. Se http://bitcoinity.org/markets

Jeg er enig dette er en god ide. Dog, prisen kan like gjerne falle tilbake til $200 imorgen, og da er vi vel tilbake til BTC? Et alternativ er å la brukeren velge selv, f.eks. med en liten knapp øverst på siden eller i konto innstillingene.

Selv synes jeg det beste hadde vært om alle exchanges som default brukte mBTC når prisen er over $1,000 og uBTC når prisen er klatrer over $10,000. Kanskje ikke så lenge til det, slik det går nå.

Nå er vel ikke bitcoinity en exchange. Ellers enig at valgmulighet er vel og bra. Uenig I at man trenger bytte tilbake bare den går under 1000 litt, går fint med 0.952 også. Jeg tror også det er usannsynlig at bitcoin prisen går under 1000 kroner igjen, men det er en annen sak. Det som irriterer meg mest er uansett sånn det er nå, med muligheten til å legge inn ask på 6999.999 kr. Blir for nøyaktig pris.

+1 på å fjerne ører i BTC/NOK markedet. 3 desimaler er iallefall helt unødvendig.

akaman

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Quote from: james3 on December 06, 2013, 05:15:20 AM

I did a withdraw on Monday of this week, 1 December 2013, and I still didn't received the amount on my Bank account (SEPA wire transfer)
Yesterday I sent a message to the customer service asking the number of the wire transfer transaction but I still didn't received any answer.
The withdraw on the website is registered as completed 5 days ago.

Did someone had experience about withdrawal with this website ?

How long it takes usually ?

5 days sounds rather long (or, 4 days since Dec 1st was a Sunday). I've done NOK, EUR (SEPA) and USD (wire) withdrawals. NOK (domestic) withdrawals process within 1 business days. SEPA and wire (again, to domestic accounts) process within 2-3 business days. SEPA transfers from Norway to other European countries process, in my experience, just as fast, i.e. 2-3 business days.

Savior

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Quote from: james3 on December 06, 2013, 05:15:20 AM

I did a withdraw on Monday of this week, 1 December 2013, and I still didn't received the amount on my Bank account (SEPA wire transfer)

Yesterday I sent a message to the customer service asking the number of the wire transfer transaction but I still didn't received any answer.

The withdraw on the website is registered as completed 5 days ago.

Did someone had experience about withdrawal with this website ?

How long it takes usually ?

Yes, I never had to wait more then a day. But I have a norwegian bank account.

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