Has anybody gotten any hold BTC back? I have not gotten any.
4 posts above yours.
I saw that, but you were the only person to claim it.
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4 posts above yours.
I saw that, but you were the only person to claim it.
Has anybody gotten any hold BTC back? I have not gotten any.
4 posts above yours.
Here's the latest response I got:
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There are no updates on the BTC on hold yet.
cheers,
~Roman
cheers,
~Roman
I sent an e-mail to support on Oct 13 (6 days ago) and still have not gotten any replies. My stolen BTC does not show on my account so I'm worried and asked about it and have heard nothing. 
It should show under overview as "hold".
I sent an e-mail to support on Oct 13 (6 days ago) and still have not gotten any replies. My stolen BTC does not show on my account so I'm worried and asked about it and have heard nothing.
Has anybody gotten any hold BTC back? I have not gotten any.
The last time Roman posted here was 10/4. He used to be a lot more active/enthusiastic about his site and updating users on the site's status. I'm not sure if he's just letting it die a slow death or what, but the lack of progress on any front recently is rather discouraging to see.
He's still responsive via email. I had a small issue that he took care of very quickly.
The last time Roman posted here was 10/4. He used to be a lot more active/enthusiastic about his site and updating users on the site's status. I'm not sure if he's just letting it die a slow death or what, but the lack of progress on any front recently is rather discouraging to see.
Rassah,
Based on your post I've made a deposit at bitfloor.
Based on your post I've made a deposit at bitfloor.
Yes, ING works. Also, I have received 0.04 of my on hold BTC back so far.
I have been using ING Direct to transfer in USD, and have bought about $12,000 worth of bitcoin in the last 2 weeks already. All BTC in my own wallets now.
Well, somebody(s) must be uber-confident in Bitfloor, considering there's ~545 BTC of liquidity on the asks side worth ~$6,755 right now, ranging from $11.90-14.01. Wonder when we're going to start seeing the BTC trickling back into our accounts.
Good question, I'm glad to see it's back operational but until I see some attempt at my lost btc being paid back I just can't bring myself to use their service anymore.
Is there even a way to get cash in there yet (after the wells fargo/chase account closures)?
Well, somebody(s) must be uber-confident in Bitfloor, considering there's ~545 BTC of liquidity on the asks side worth ~$6,755 right now, ranging from $11.90-14.01. Wonder when we're going to start seeing the BTC trickling back into our accounts.
It's pointless to post once it gets into single digits.
I was thinking of selling my debt, but probably wouldn't get more than 10 cents on the dollar for it, if that. Should have done it right away like TangibleCrypto did.
Yeah but if you wait another month you will be saying that you should have sold a month ago for 10%...
Does anyone really thing any serious chunk of this debt will ever be paid back? Nothing is impossible, but that is impossible.
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bitfloor7:24 PM - Public
WellsFargo cash deposits are currently suspended.
WellsFargo cash deposits are currently suspended.
Dammit!!!
I was thinking of selling my debt, but probably wouldn't get more than 10 cents on the dollar for it, if that. Should have done it right away like TangibleCrypto did.
Roman - any update on the potential investors/payback of the lost BTC?
I somewhat expected to start seeing my "held" BTC balance tick downwards ever so slightly as transaction fees are being collected, but it hasn't happened. Maybe it's a manual process now, but Roman should automate it. Continuous, incremental progress toward getting everyone paid back, even if it will take years, would be a welcome sight.
Maybe its because confidence in security has not been restored. I know mine hasn't.
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