So far, from the feedback here for the past 3-4 months, Bitstamp seems to be more reliable as compared to Mt Gox and BTC-E. Just keep it in mind that they are based in Slovenia.
So what? 
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So far, from the feedback here for the past 3-4 months, Bitstamp seems to be more reliable as compared to Mt Gox and BTC-E. Just keep it in mind that they are based in Slovenia.
Please give me your impressions with Bitstamp, are they safe and reliable for trading?
I think so. It's one of the very few Bitcoin companies I'd currently trust. 
They have probably the least complains in this forum out of all the exchanges. I guess that says something 
they're pretty safe, so far I haven't heard that someone complained about them 
they're a leading exchanger along with MtGox so spot on
they're a leading exchanger along with MtGox so spot on
Please give me your impressions with Bitstamp, are they safe and reliable for trading?
Does anyone know which percentage of their bitcoins Bitstamp is keeping in cold storage?
In case of an inputs.io-like SNAFU, which % of your coins do you think you'll see back?
Also... When an exchange like that get owned (as obviously happens once in a while) and see their bitcoins stolen, will they use your account balance in EUR / USD to reimburse everybody?
(btw I opened an account there and scanned my driving license and an utility bill and I'm now verified)
They seem reliable haven't really seen anyone complain about a hacked bitstamp or other scams.
Relatively speaking yes, good interface
Moving btc out is better and easier than Gox and most other exchanges
Moving fiat in is the standard amount of pain
Moving btc out is better and easier than Gox and most other exchanges
Moving fiat in is the standard amount of pain
Please give me your impressions with Bitstamp, are they safe and reliable for trading?
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