Topic: bitstamp, where are my funds? (Read 1507 times)
I am happy that I didn't use them... although after the recent drop (Even though I still made a very nice profit) I decided that I don't like to gamble nor am I very good with it, although I had incredibly strong urge that my greed prevented me to sell hours before the crash
Still no joy for me 
Funds sent on wednesday the 10th of april now cleared!!
My issues are solved by Bitstamp. I think that with a little patience you will be much more comfortable.
Cheers.
Cheers.
I am happy to be patient if they would communicate with us and keep us informed
It seems that communication seems to be the trouble, along with a very turbulent couple days on the market.
My issues are solved by Bitstamp. I think that with a little patience you will be much more comfortable.
Cheers.
Cheers.
I am happy to be patient if they would communicate with us and keep us informed
My issues are solved by Bitstamp. I think that with a little patience you will be much more comfortable.
Cheers.
Cheers.
I am in the same situation. Transferwise confirmed the payment completed on wednesday but has not yet appeared in my account. Support tickets have been ignored. What is going on. This is a non trivial amount of money
I have also transferred my money on the 10th and transferwise confirmed that the payment was sent out and it should have been received by 12PM that day. The BitStamp account still shows 0 - am getting increasingly worried.
Experienced the same kind of issue. Transferred BTC to my bitstamp account but my account still shows 0 BTC!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
How long have you been waiting?
For a day right now. My transaction has at least been confirmed for 50 times. So my BTCs are gone but not credited to my account.
Please submit a ticket or PM me your ticket ID if you already did and I'll see what I can do.
Hazek have you received my PM?
Answered and answered.
Experienced the same kind of issue. Transferred BTC to my bitstamp account but my account still shows 0 BTC!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
How long have you been waiting?
For a day right now. My transaction has at least been confirmed for 50 times. So my BTCs are gone but not credited to my account.
Please submit a ticket or PM me your ticket ID if you already did and I'll see what I can do.
Hazek have you received my PM?
Experienced the same kind of issue. Transferred BTC to my bitstamp account but my account still shows 0 BTC!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
How long have you been waiting?
For a day right now. My transaction has at least been confirmed for 50 times. So my BTCs are gone but not credited to my account.
Please submit a ticket or PM me your ticket ID if you already did and I'll see what I can do.
I'd like to use this opportunity to ask a question that bothered me for a few days now:
I read only good things about bitstamp, and was pretty determined to sign up with them and start trading there. But then I looked at their 'about' page, noticed they're a company based in Slovenia (so far, no problem), using a bank account at a Slovenian bank for fiat transfers.
Here's the problem. Slovenian banks are under some stress, as a result of the Europe-wide banking crisis. Maybe not as bad as, say, banks in Cyprus, but probably not risk free like most banks in, say, Germany or France either. Here's the OECD report talking about the Slovenian banking problems: http://www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/slovenia-2013.htm
What I'm wondering obviously is, how safe is my money at the bank that bitstamp uses? What's the point of trading bitcoins if I am at risk of losing my fiat funds when the associated bank goes bancrupt.
I read only good things about bitstamp, and was pretty determined to sign up with them and start trading there. But then I looked at their 'about' page, noticed they're a company based in Slovenia (so far, no problem), using a bank account at a Slovenian bank for fiat transfers.
Here's the problem. Slovenian banks are under some stress, as a result of the Europe-wide banking crisis. Maybe not as bad as, say, banks in Cyprus, but probably not risk free like most banks in, say, Germany or France either. Here's the OECD report talking about the Slovenian banking problems: http://www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/slovenia-2013.htm
What I'm wondering obviously is, how safe is my money at the bank that bitstamp uses? What's the point of trading bitcoins if I am at risk of losing my fiat funds when the associated bank goes bancrupt.
You are absolutely right, so my advice: don't hold too much fiat and a lot of Bitcoin
Experienced the same kind of issue. Transferred BTC to my bitstamp account but my account still shows 0 BTC!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
How long have you been waiting?
For a day right now. My transaction has at least been confirmed for 50 times. So my BTCs are gone but not credited to my account.
I'd like to use this opportunity to ask a question that bothered me for a few days now:
I read only good things about bitstamp, and was pretty determined to sign up with them and start trading there. But then I looked at their 'about' page, noticed they're a company based in Slovenia (so far, no problem), using a bank account at a Slovenian bank for fiat transfers.
Here's the problem. Slovenian banks are under some stress, as a result of the Europe-wide banking crisis. Maybe not as bad as, say, banks in Cyprus, but probably not risk free like most banks in, say, Germany or France either. Here's the OECD report talking about the Slovenian banking problems: http://www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/slovenia-2013.htm
What I'm wondering obviously is, how safe is my money at the bank that bitstamp uses? What's the point of trading bitcoins if I am at risk of losing my fiat funds when the associated bank goes bancrupt.
I read only good things about bitstamp, and was pretty determined to sign up with them and start trading there. But then I looked at their 'about' page, noticed they're a company based in Slovenia (so far, no problem), using a bank account at a Slovenian bank for fiat transfers.
Here's the problem. Slovenian banks are under some stress, as a result of the Europe-wide banking crisis. Maybe not as bad as, say, banks in Cyprus, but probably not risk free like most banks in, say, Germany or France either. Here's the OECD report talking about the Slovenian banking problems: http://www.oecd.org/eco/surveys/slovenia-2013.htm
What I'm wondering obviously is, how safe is my money at the bank that bitstamp uses? What's the point of trading bitcoins if I am at risk of losing my fiat funds when the associated bank goes bancrupt.
Experienced the same kind of issue. Transferred BTC to my bitstamp account but my account still shows 0 BTC!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
How long have you been waiting?
Experienced the same kind of issue. Transferred BTC to my bitstamp account but my account still shows 0 BTC!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
Is this a familiar issue?
Thanks!
transfer arrived. faith restored.
People forget the legacy banking system is not Bitcoin where you get a transfer in a second.
transfer arrived. faith restored.
Please find an official statement on this matter here: https://www.bitstamp.net/article/overwhelming-popularity/
Verified accounts are processed with highest priority.
why? Verified accounts are processed with highest priority.
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