Hi everybody
You'll receive an email by the end of the week with all your private keys
Keep in mind that you only will get the keys of already settled accounts which are quite a few.
CENT owners: You must be patient since we need to process them manually.
As soon as you got the keys transfer the coins to another adress.
Further information can be found in the exchange closure document posted on twitter.
Best regards
José
Topic: [ANN] SWISS COIN [EXCHANGE] - www.swisscex.com - page 3. (Read 82402 times)
I am sure for 99.9% that all coins that not claimed before are stolen. That's sad.
it doesnt look like we'll even get a chance to pay exhorbitant fees to reclaim our coins.
The idea that you put your money on an exchange is a contract of trust, Mt Gox betrayed that trust by intentional deception. Other exchanges that had problems (hacked, regulated out of business etc.) "most" were open and honest when it happened. Coinedup was a good example of how not to screw over your customers.
Closing an exchange then keeping your customers money or holding it ransom or any variation of that without a really good and verifiable justification is theft.
The amount does not matter its the principal that does..
The reason they gave some customers for not returning funds was that it was allot of work (?)
They then close the site and demand payment to get your funds back?
Closing an exchange then keeping your customers money or holding it ransom or any variation of that without a really good and verifiable justification is theft.
The amount does not matter its the principal that does..
The reason they gave some customers for not returning funds was that it was allot of work (?)
They then close the site and demand payment to get your funds back?
True. The idea of charging massive payments for withdrawal is just as bad as stealing customer funds directly.
It's still offline and for the record I'm posting a screenshot to prove it.
If it's not online again before the end of the month I consider my coins on there as stolen.
The idea that you put your money on an exchange is a contract of trust, Mt Gox betrayed that trust by intentional deception. Other exchanges that had problems (hacked, regulated out of business etc.) "most" were open and honest when it happened. Coinedup was a good example of how not to screw over your customers.
Closing an exchange then keeping your customers money or holding it ransom or any variation of that without a really good and verifiable justification is theft.
The amount does not matter its the principal that does..
The reason they gave some customers for not returning funds was that it was allot of work (?)
They then close the site and demand payment to get your funds back?
Closing an exchange then keeping your customers money or holding it ransom or any variation of that without a really good and verifiable justification is theft.
The amount does not matter its the principal that does..
The reason they gave some customers for not returning funds was that it was allot of work (?)
They then close the site and demand payment to get your funds back?
True. The idea of charging massive payments for withdrawal is just as bad as stealing customer funds directly.
The idea that you put your money on an exchange is a contract of trust, Mt Gox betrayed that trust by intentional deception. Other exchanges that had problems (hacked, regulated out of business etc.) "most" were open and honest when it happened. Coinedup was a good example of how not to screw over your customers.
Closing an exchange then keeping your customers money or holding it ransom or any variation of that without a really good and verifiable justification is theft.
The amount does not matter its the principal that does..
The reason they gave some customers for not returning funds was that it was allot of work (?)
They then close the site and demand payment to get your funds back?
Closing an exchange then keeping your customers money or holding it ransom or any variation of that without a really good and verifiable justification is theft.
The amount does not matter its the principal that does..
The reason they gave some customers for not returning funds was that it was allot of work (?)
They then close the site and demand payment to get your funds back?
Every time, then with market disappear any exchanger there is a lot of noise.
But in the end those who trade always lose their money.
As long as people do not make conclusions and do not understand that it is not necessary to keep their coins on the stock exchanges do not to be change.
A wise man which versed in the crypto market will invest in coins that have a POS revenue.
With this approach, it may from time to time to sell a small part of the coins and to have constant profit without engaging in dangerous speculative games.
But probably need more time that people would understand it.
But in the end those who trade always lose their money.
As long as people do not make conclusions and do not understand that it is not necessary to keep their coins on the stock exchanges do not to be change.
A wise man which versed in the crypto market will invest in coins that have a POS revenue.
With this approach, it may from time to time to sell a small part of the coins and to have constant profit without engaging in dangerous speculative games.
But probably need more time that people would understand it.
I see a few options:
1 - They have pulled an exit scam - unlikely I think.
2 - They got hacked and are keeping quiet until they can figure out the extent of the damage and how to move forward.
3 - They are having technical problems, but that would not explain the lack of contact.
1 - They have pulled an exit scam - unlikely I think.
2 - They got hacked and are keeping quiet until they can figure out the extent of the damage and how to move forward.
3 - They are having technical problems, but that would not explain the lack of contact.
José Rota Hola!
Kevin Schellinger emiail your customers with private keys
Lukas Bruderer Remind Kevin
Kevin Schellinger emiail your customers with private keys
Lukas Bruderer Remind Kevin
here is their document including projected time lines. apparently site should still be up.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUs2inw65GUNVmRabBjbtumo0aepdKygWfKPbmht-CE/edit
here is their recent tweet saying logins will be down. at this point the site was still up, but login was impossible
https://twitter.com/swisscex/status/588058393681784832
what is happening now though ??
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUs2inw65GUNVmRabBjbtumo0aepdKygWfKPbmht-CE/edit
here is their recent tweet saying logins will be down. at this point the site was still up, but login was impossible
https://twitter.com/swisscex/status/588058393681784832
what is happening now though ??
The site's still the same, it's up but you can't login.
After May there are massive charges to withdraw anything, so I hope they aren't conning us by blocking logins to the website until after May.
The charges they intend to charge follow.
After May
From June on we will charge an additional case fee of $50 on top of the $20 per currency.
Account Maintenance Fee (after May 2015)
All coins can be claimed for free until the end of May 2015. We expect to shutdown the website
in June. From June on we will charge a monthly account maintenance fee for unclaimed
deposits of $20 (until your balance hits 0). This accounting fee applies only if you requests your
funds after the May 2015.
Manual Withdrawal Service (June and later)
Requests for withdrawals after May will be handled manually and will be charged with a fee of
$20 per coin plus $30 dollars per request (invoiced in Bitcoin at current exchange rates).
Requests can be made via our helpdesk or by sending an email to [email protected].
For faster processing, please use the subject “Paid Withdrawal” and list the desired currencies
and public keys from your account. We will send you an invoice and transfer your coins within 2
5 business days after receiving the payment.
Now the whole website's offline. It's impossible for us to withdraw our coins for free.
José Rota https://www.linkedin.com/pub/jos%C3%A9-miguel-rota/53/3a5/589
Kevin Schellinger https://www.linkedin.com/in/schellingerkevin
Lukas Bruderer https://ch.linkedin.com/in/lukasbruderer
SWISSCEX
z.H. Kevin Schellinger
Stadthausstrasse 143
8400 Winterthur
Switzerland
Phone: +41 52 535 89 45
here is their document including projected time lines. apparently site should still be up.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUs2inw65GUNVmRabBjbtumo0aepdKygWfKPbmht-CE/edit
here is their recent tweet saying logins will be down. at this point the site was still up, but login was impossible
https://twitter.com/swisscex/status/588058393681784832
what is happening now though ??
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUs2inw65GUNVmRabBjbtumo0aepdKygWfKPbmht-CE/edit
here is their recent tweet saying logins will be down. at this point the site was still up, but login was impossible
https://twitter.com/swisscex/status/588058393681784832
what is happening now though ??
The site's still the same, it's up but you can't login.
After May there are massive charges to withdraw anything, so I hope they aren't conning us by blocking logins to the website until after May.
The charges they intend to charge follow.
After May
From June on we will charge an additional case fee of $50 on top of the $20 per currency.
Account Maintenance Fee (after May 2015)
All coins can be claimed for free until the end of May 2015. We expect to shutdown the website
in June. From June on we will charge a monthly account maintenance fee for unclaimed
deposits of $20 (until your balance hits 0). This accounting fee applies only if you requests your
funds after the May 2015.
Manual Withdrawal Service (June and later)
Requests for withdrawals after May will be handled manually and will be charged with a fee of
$20 per coin plus $30 dollars per request (invoiced in Bitcoin at current exchange rates).
Requests can be made via our helpdesk or by sending an email to [email protected].
For faster processing, please use the subject “Paid Withdrawal” and list the desired currencies
and public keys from your account. We will send you an invoice and transfer your coins within 2
5 business days after receiving the payment.
What is it with seemingly good honest people turning into downright dirty thief's in the cryptosphere!? Where are your morals? This is no way 2 behave!!
Money corrupts everyone.
What is it with seemingly good honest people turning into downright dirty thief's in the cryptosphere!? Where are your morals? This is no way 2 behave!!
Pay up, you live in a small country, being stupid there is a stupid idea....
Get it?
Get it?
Elvis has left the building. 
here is their document including projected time lines. apparently site should still be up.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUs2inw65GUNVmRabBjbtumo0aepdKygWfKPbmht-CE/edit
here is their recent tweet saying logins will be down. at this point the site was still up, but login was impossible
https://twitter.com/swisscex/status/588058393681784832
what is happening now though ??
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PUs2inw65GUNVmRabBjbtumo0aepdKygWfKPbmht-CE/edit
here is their recent tweet saying logins will be down. at this point the site was still up, but login was impossible
https://twitter.com/swisscex/status/588058393681784832
what is happening now though ??
is there a certain period of time to restore the site and the beginning of the coin payout ?
Aнтoн, i think they finished. In all meanings.
Bye-bye ~0.2-0.25B.
i have a little bit on there too, very little, really but i'd like to have it back please
is there a certain period of time to restore the site and the beginning of the coin payout ?
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