You guys need to seriously chill out on the shit talking of Cryptopia. You're going to learn in life, as you grow up, that problems are resolved by professionalism. Not acting like a bunch of drunken frat boys.
Normally I would agree, but that window closed after they passed the 2 week window. Hundreds of coins come and go. How many take multiple weeks to repair a wallet when a strong network is present? Last I looked I had over a dozen network connections.
Cryptopia lost the courtesy of professionalism at the 1 month timeline.
If you went to your personal banking institution and asked to withdraw your account funds and they said no and refused to tell you why, then gave you a form letter response each time you inquired, how long would you remain professional? I'm betting your politeness would evaporate within 2 weeks. Look at any economy where fiat crashed and banks froze accounts and either refused withrawals or limited them, and you will find that people lose patience very quickly. As a career diesel technician I understand professionalism, however if I work on a diesel engine, tear it down and then refuse to give a customer an honest update and a realistic window of completion with itemized details of what is required. Not only would I expect to have an unhappy customer, I would expect them to be dragging my name through the mud, getting in my face, and after a month or so I'd expect Legal action against me. And trust me the engines I work on you cant go to Autozone to buy parts for. Now if I tell the customer exactly what the problem is, give them a detailed list of the necessary steps required to remedy the problem along with at least a loose timeframe for completion, then 99% of my customers will understand, respect my honestly, appreciate the transparency, speak highly of my professionalism, and I keep the customer.
Cryptopia has shown an absolute disregard for the service they promise and an absolute disrespect for the clientele that keeps them in business. With behavior such as what they have shown, I dont understand how they stay in business. I for one will take 100% of my future business elsewhere.
Now what?
