Bitfloor trading suspended - page 2.

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Quote from: Rishodi on April 17, 2013, 06:38:32 PM

Quote from: flound1129 on April 17, 2013, 06:28:34 PM

I was able to click "withdraw" and the transaction went through but nothing has shown up on the blockchain yet... Getting worried...

Give it some time. After the hack last year, in which all Bitfloor users' BTC funds were stolen, Bitfloor moved to storing most BTC funds in a cold wallet. Now that everyone is rushing to withdraw their funds, BTC transactions cannot all be processed automatically. The funds have to be manually taken out of the cold wallet first.

transaction just showed up on the blockchain.

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Quote from: infested999 on April 17, 2013, 05:41:17 PM

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Having met Roman in person and discussing bitfloor matters with him at length some time ago, I do not think it is a scam. But they are now in trouble with banks that is for sure.

BTC withdrawals should be allowed right now. Anyone who has BTC and cannot withdraw it is being stolen from. He will probably mix in the BTC and USD in his account and reimburse everyone 50% of what they had @ 100$/BTC

I withdrew my bitcoins after you posted that without any problem.

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Actually, why can't Bitfloor just make a contract where they transfer all of our account funds to MtGox or BitStamp (and they just make one big transaction to them), so that our money is safe?

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Bitfloor was hacked cause of the admin not having cold storage secured, and if you have money in there, then you are stupid and I can't feel sorry.

Where do you get this information?

I had a few hundred BTC and $10,000+ in USD with bitfloor. That is now all safely at other exchanges or was sent to another exchange and cashed out there.

I thank bitfloor for everything, was a pleasure doing business with you guys, if you ever return sign me up.

p.s. There's about $1.xx leftover in my account that i didn't feel like figuring out how much btc i could buy with. You can feel free to keep that as a donation towards all the time you've spent on this project and now this legal bs.

Good luck to you Roman!

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Crap, I was waiting for my Bank Account to be verified so I could withdraw via ACH. I've got a nice hunk of cash at Bitfloor right now Angry

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Quote from: CalicoChris on April 17, 2013, 06:41:33 PM

Good heavens ... what does it mean "they are on backlog up to 3 days"?

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Verification is backlogged

https://twitter.com/bitfloor/status/324614526005813248

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Quote from: CalicoChris on April 17, 2013, 06:41:33 PM

Quote from: infested999 on April 17, 2013, 05:57:45 PM

... To withdraw USD you need to have a verified account and they are on backlog up to 3 days before they shut down. By the time everyone gets their money the money will be gone.

They should remove ID requirement and just send all the money through whatever means.

Good heavens ... what does it mean "they are on backlog up to 3 days"?

What they say is normal and common procedure:

ACH (direct deposit)

ACH withdraw is free and takes about 1-3 business days before the funds are available in your bank account. Before you can withdraw funds via ACH you must fill out the form below with the required information. A member of our support staff will review your request and respond once ACH is setup.

There is no backlog and there is no 3 days 'before they shut down'.

Just send all the money through whatever means? What would 'whatever means' be? Paypal? I don't think so.

Bitfloor has been an honest and realistic service in the market for me. They are doing their best to get things back to the owners. Let's just get our facts straight here please.

The price is always $5 to $10 higher on Bitfloor than on other exchanges, that's because it's the easiest exchange to put money on to and the hardest to get money out of. They are the only exchange that has instant local cash deposits but withdrawing money requires government ID.

Why can't they send everyone a USPS money order of their funds?

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Quote from: infested999 on April 17, 2013, 05:57:45 PM

... To withdraw USD you need to have a verified account and they are on backlog up to 3 days before they shut down. By the time everyone gets their money the money will be gone.

They should remove ID requirement and just send all the money through whatever means.

Good heavens ... what does it mean "they are on backlog up to 3 days"?

What they say is normal and common procedure:

ACH (direct deposit)

ACH withdraw is free and takes about 1-3 business days before the funds are available in your bank account. Before you can withdraw funds via ACH you must fill out the form below with the required information. A member of our support staff will review your request and respond once ACH is setup.

There is no backlog and there is no 3 days 'before they shut down'.

Just send all the money through whatever means? What would 'whatever means' be? Paypal? I don't think so.

Bitfloor has been an honest and realistic service in the market for me. They are doing their best to get things back to the owners. Let's just get our facts straight here please.

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Quote from: flound1129 on April 17, 2013, 06:28:34 PM

I was able to click "withdraw" and the transaction went through but nothing has shown up on the blockchain yet... Getting worried...

Give it some time. After the hack last year, in which all Bitfloor users' BTC funds were stolen, Bitfloor moved to storing most BTC funds in a cold wallet. Now that everyone is rushing to withdraw their funds, BTC transactions cannot all be processed automatically. The funds have to be manually taken out of the cold wallet first.

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I was able to click "withdraw" and the transaction went through but nothing has shown up on the blockchain yet... Getting worried...

Rishodi

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Well, damn. I just sold some BTC there this morning, which was my first-ever trade on Bitfloor, and afterwards requested an ACH withdrawal all of a few hours before this announcement. I got verified a week or two ago. Nothing to do now but hope that I receive my funds within a couple of days as expected.

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Quote from: toffoo on April 17, 2013, 05:56:10 PM

Any word from the site or elsewhere what is to become of the "on hold" BTCs deposited there before the hack?

BTC can be withdrawn. To withdraw USD you need to have a verified account and they are on backlog up to 3 days before they shut down. By the time everyone gets their money the money will be gone.

They should remove ID requirement and just send all the money through whatever means.

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Any word from the site or elsewhere what is to become of the "on hold" BTCs deposited there before the hack?

infested999

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WITHDRAW STILL OPEN!

Only if you click on it throught your account -> withdraw

https://bitfloor.com/user/withdraw

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I just withdrew my coin from Bitfloor. IDK what you guys' problem is. Tongue

Glad I am all-in and only have about one US funbux in cash. Cool

Sorry to see Bitfloor go. Perhaps it will reopen in a jurisdiction less hostile to free markets and voluntary exchange.

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Having met Roman in person and discussing bitfloor matters with him at length some time ago, I do not think it is a scam. But they are now in trouble with banks that is for sure.

Why do you think they are not allowing people to move their BTC out of their accounts? What "bank" is stopping roman from letting people do that?

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Having met Roman in person and discussing bitfloor matters with him at length some time ago, I do not think it is a scam. But they are now in trouble with banks that is for sure.

BTC withdrawals should be allowed right now. Anyone who has BTC and cannot withdraw it is being stolen from. He will probably mix in the BTC and USD in his account and reimburse everyone 50% of what they had @ 100$/BTC

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Quote from: joesmoe2012 on April 17, 2013, 05:34:17 PM

Are people really this dumb?

You exchange to BTC then withdraw the BTC....

who exactly do you think you are buying this BTC from?

(hint: other users who will now have USD)

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Quote from: joesmoe2012 on April 17, 2013, 05:34:17 PM

Are people really this dumb?

You exchange to BTC then withdraw the BTC....

Trading is suspended, so you have buy BTC
Even if you had BTC, you can't withdraw it right now, a big sign that it's a scam

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Are people really this dumb?

You exchange to BTC then withdraw the BTC....

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