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Topic: Bitmit - Bitcoin shopping mall - Bitcoin market place - Bitcoin auction house - page 2. (Read 142492 times)

sr. member
Activity: 406
Merit: 250
Of course the criminal "seller" isn't; they shipped an empty box, and you said only taking video of its opening would result in the "seller" losing the dispute, then attempted to revise history by saying that's not the only proof you needed. You are effectively being a criminal yourself by denying the victim his refund, despite the only evidence against the "seller" that you originally said needed to be shown.

Even if your revisionist history wasn't, the "seller" used USPS flat rate, to 1) hide proof of empty box weight 2) use USPIS's de facto refusal to take/investigate/document whatsoever mail fraud cases (from personal experience) to get away with it. Even if victims could bribe USPIS to actually do their bloody jobs, would you just come up with another ex post facto requirement of proof, like fingerprints, DNA sample, fMRI, polygraph, notarized accounting of all bank statements for the past 10 years...

"Cannot determine" my ass, more like "we at bitmit are forever moving the goalpost into unobtainia in order to keep your coins".

Why do you have such negative rep here? O_o
legendary
Activity: 3038
Merit: 1032
RIP Mommy
Of course the criminal "seller" isn't; they shipped an empty box, and you said only taking video of its opening would result in the "seller" losing the dispute, then attempted to revise history by saying that's not the only proof you needed. You are effectively being a criminal yourself by denying the victim his refund, despite the only evidence against the "seller" that you originally said needed to be shown.

Even if your revisionist history wasn't, the "seller" used USPS flat rate, to 1) hide proof of empty box weight 2) use USPIS's de facto refusal to take/investigate/document whatsoever mail fraud cases (from personal experience) to get away with it. Even if victims could bribe USPIS to actually do their bloody jobs, would you just come up with another ex post facto requirement of proof, like fingerprints, DNA sample, fMRI, polygraph, notarized accounting of all bank statements for the past 10 years...

"Cannot determine" my ass, more like "we at bitmit are forever moving the goalpost into unobtainia in order to keep your coins".
sr. member
Activity: 401
Merit: 252
They're probably trying to cash in a bit of extra profit without getting their heads beheaded since BitMit failed to sell.

that sounds about right. It is disappointing to as I offered to buy it.
Was their fee lower before? There are more sites that used this tx fee... but most of them have lowered it. It just doesn't make sense... but yeah, they're making money.

We send some mails by accident to users of already completed orders. However there are still some unfinished orders in the system. We are trying to reach everyone who has still funds in its account and will also be available after the shutdown if an disappeared user comes back. The fee has always been like that but if you have a very small btc amount in your btc wallet we can refund it to you.

SO does this mean you are closing for good with no new owner?

What will happen to my bitcoins stuck in escrow?

We recommended to do a 50/50 split because we cannot determine who of you is in right but the other party is not accepting this yet.

legendary
Activity: 1630
Merit: 1000
They're probably trying to cash in a bit of extra profit without getting their heads beheaded since BitMit failed to sell.

that sounds about right. It is disappointing to as I offered to buy it.
Was their fee lower before? There are more sites that used this tx fee... but most of them have lowered it. It just doesn't make sense... but yeah, they're making money.

We send some mails by accident to users of already completed orders. However there are still some unfinished orders in the system. We are trying to reach everyone who has still funds in its account and will also be available after the shutdown if an disappeared user comes back. The fee has always been like that but if you have a very small btc amount in your btc wallet we can refund it to you.

SO does this mean you are closing for good with no new owner?

What will happen to my bitcoins stuck in escrow?
uk1
copper member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
The fee has always been like that but if you have a very small btc amount in your btc wallet we can refund it to you.

Then please refund me the fees you have taken from me.
+1
refund for 7 transactions please.
hero member
Activity: 686
Merit: 504
always the student, never the master.
oh bitches, get off your period.
uk1
copper member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
The fee has always been like that but if you have a very small btc amount in your btc wallet we can refund it to you.

Then please refund me the fees you have taken from me.
+1
hero member
Activity: 529
Merit: 500
The fee has always been like that but if you have a very small btc amount in your btc wallet we can refund it to you.

Then please refund me the fees you have taken from me.
sr. member
Activity: 401
Merit: 252
They're probably trying to cash in a bit of extra profit without getting their heads beheaded since BitMit failed to sell.

that sounds about right. It is disappointing to as I offered to buy it.
Was their fee lower before? There are more sites that used this tx fee... but most of them have lowered it. It just doesn't make sense... but yeah, they're making money.

We send some mails by accident to users of already completed orders. However there are still some unfinished orders in the system. We are trying to reach everyone who has still funds in its account and will also be available after the shutdown if an disappeared user comes back. The fee has always been like that but if you have a very small btc amount in your btc wallet we can refund it to you.
hero member
Activity: 896
Merit: 527
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They're probably trying to cash in a bit of extra profit without getting their heads beheaded since BitMit failed to sell.

that sounds about right. It is disappointing to as I offered to buy it.
Was their fee lower before? There are more sites that used this tx fee... but most of them have lowered it. It just doesn't make sense... but yeah, they're making money.
legendary
Activity: 1630
Merit: 1000
They're probably trying to cash in a bit of extra profit without getting their heads beheaded since BitMit failed to sell.

that sounds about right. It is disappointing to as I offered to buy it.
sr. member
Activity: 406
Merit: 250
They're probably trying to cash in a bit of extra profit without getting their heads beheaded since BitMit failed to sell.
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1036
Over the past month, I've made a few withdrawals from Bitmit, since I didn't want to risk losing my coins  when they shut down. For every withdrawal I've had to pay a quite hefty withdrawal fee. I think the current Bitmit owners have been greedy with the fees, and by being vague about the actual closing date they have tricked many of us to make more frequent withdrawals than would have been necessary, had we been informed about the final closing date from the start.
How much are the withdrawal fees?
Fee: 0.001 Bitcoin
It's way too much. And how much of it actually goes into tx fees?
0.0001 BTC. They are keeping 90% of the fee, and making ~ 0.75 USD in fees for every withdrawal (even more before the correction of recent days).
I too can confirm they charged 0.001 and paid 0.0001. That's better than not getting bitcoins out at all though.
donator
Activity: 2772
Merit: 1019
I'm getting an email for 2 very old orders

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Order xxxx has still funds in escrow. Please complete it now because Bitmit is closing!

The orders both look complete and payed (after fiddling I managed to produce url for the orders, they are not displayed on the pages anywhere).

What gives?
hero member
Activity: 529
Merit: 500
Over the past month, I've made a few withdrawals from Bitmit, since I didn't want to risk losing my coins  when they shut down. For every withdrawal I've had to pay a quite hefty withdrawal fee. I think the current Bitmit owners have been greedy with the fees, and by being vague about the actual closing date they have tricked many of us to make more frequent withdrawals than would have been necessary, had we been informed about the final closing date from the start.
How much are the withdrawal fees?
Fee: 0.001 Bitcoin
It's way too much. And how much of it actually goes into tx fees?
0.0001 BTC. They are keeping 90% of the fee, and making ~ 0.75 USD in fees for every withdrawal (even more before the correction of recent days).
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1036
Any feedback on how long a withdraw confirmation email has been taking? I hit the withdraw, and no email after 30+ minutes of staring.

Edit: figured it out, bitmit got labeled a spammer and put in the junk because two days ago they sent 13 "withdraw your balance" warning emails at once.
hero member
Activity: 896
Merit: 527
₿₿₿₿₿₿₿
Over the past month, I've made a few withdrawals from Bitmit, since I didn't want to risk losing my coins  when they shut down. For every withdrawal I've had to pay a quite hefty withdrawal fee. I think the current Bitmit owners have been greedy with the fees, and by being vague about the actual closing date they have tricked many of us to make more frequent withdrawals than would have been necessary, had we been informed about the final closing date from the start.
How much are the withdrawal fees?
Fee: 0.001 Bitcoin
It's way too much. And how much of it actually goes into tx fees?
uk1
copper member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
Over the past month, I've made a few withdrawals from Bitmit, since I didn't want to risk losing my coins  when they shut down. For every withdrawal I've had to pay a quite hefty withdrawal fee. I think the current Bitmit owners have been greedy with the fees, and by being vague about the actual closing date they have tricked many of us to make more frequent withdrawals than would have been necessary, had we been informed about the final closing date from the start.
How much are the withdrawal fees?
Fee: 0.001 Bitcoin
hero member
Activity: 896
Merit: 527
₿₿₿₿₿₿₿
Over the past month, I've made a few withdrawals from Bitmit, since I didn't want to risk losing my coins  when they shut down. For every withdrawal I've had to pay a quite hefty withdrawal fee. I think the current Bitmit owners have been greedy with the fees, and by being vague about the actual closing date they have tricked many of us to make more frequent withdrawals than would have been necessary, had we been informed about the final closing date from the start.
How much are the withdrawal fees?
uk1
copper member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
Over the past month, I've made a few withdrawals from Bitmit, since I didn't want to risk losing my coins  when they shut down. For every withdrawal I've had to pay a quite hefty withdrawal fee. I think the current Bitmit owners have been greedy with the fees, and by being vague about the actual closing date they have tricked many of us to make more frequent withdrawals than would have been necessary, had we been informed about the final closing date from the start.
1+ withdrawal fee refund
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