anyways you guys should stop to trade anywhere without awerness. 
Topic: BTC-E Anomaly (Read 2702 times)
@E521 you make a good point about his grammar problems anyways you guys should stop to trade anywhere without awerness.
anyways you guys should stop to trade anywhere without awerness.
I think this could just be that I'm visiting BTC-E without logging in and it's remembering my IP from the previous day. Then it's sending out the automated email, almost as though I had logged in.
Indeed Cryptsy is better and they will have direct dollar exchange soon :-)
Use OTP and be happy
dont worry I will never use BTC-E.
This was my exact ticket from BTC-E if anyone has trouble believing that they responded in this way:
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"What is the answer you want to hear? We do not know what the IP"
Ticket Details
Ticket ID: OUK-481-83338
Department: Accounts
Type: Issue
Status: In Progress
Priority: Normal
Helpdesk: https://hdbtce.kayako.com
That was it.Ticket Details
Ticket ID: OUK-481-83338
Department: Accounts
Type: Issue
Status: In Progress
Priority: Normal
Helpdesk: https://hdbtce.kayako.com
You didn't show us the message that they were responding to. I'm willing to bet that their response is completely appropriate.
Where I can create ltc paper wallet? Like bitaddress.org for litecoin.
they answer in english, it takes some days, but hey, they're russians...
also, account deletion is not possible, i asked them for it.
if you don't like btc-e, use cryptsy...
also, account deletion is not possible, i asked them for it.
if you don't like btc-e, use cryptsy...
Are you using 2 step verification with google authenticator? Its a good practice for all exchanges/wallets-
I did try to use this but clicking the 2FA link does nothing in Firefox. I haven't tried with other browsers. I don't even have any funds in there but it's just weird that every now and again I get emails saying I've logged in but I haven't.
Or you could get a new HD install the OS and the basic application to access your account, if your wallet has funds export and import into the new HD. If all is ok the problem is the setup in your original HD. As for the support you are getting it sounds like they don't have the resources to hire help desk with good english and good manners.
Are you using 2 step verification with google authenticator? Its a good practice for all exchanges/wallets-
This! Always have that stuff on
Many reports say only one thing - BTC-E is doing selective scamming.
And there has been alot of btc-e news lately(ish), but it's also possible that the huge jump in users is straining their infrastructure
Ive been trading on www.bter.com I haven't had any problems at all but I really don't trade that much ......
Are you using 2 step verification with google authenticator? Its a good practice for all exchanges/wallets-
That is insane how many times I've read claims of hacks from there. It would be nice if the staff there were a little more open about issues but I don't even use that place much so I won't say much.
I had my btc-e account hacked yesterday, and I have probably lost the $200 worth of coin I was trading with. I didn't have 2FA so it's my fault.
I was thinking however, that it's possible that BTC-e could simply assume a select number of accounts very easily and I am not sure if 2FA would prevent this as they admin the site.
You said why would they bother with small amounts, but if they are doing this on a factor of a few hundred accounts a week it could add up. It all depends on the volume of accounts, needs to be small enough not to raise too many flags.
Also, from a programming standpoint I have no idea how secure their code is, it might be very easy for certain people to compromise the accounts.
It's still wild west out there. If support can't or wont help what other options do you have? NONE.
I was thinking however, that it's possible that BTC-e could simply assume a select number of accounts very easily and I am not sure if 2FA would prevent this as they admin the site.
You said why would they bother with small amounts, but if they are doing this on a factor of a few hundred accounts a week it could add up. It all depends on the volume of accounts, needs to be small enough not to raise too many flags.
Also, from a programming standpoint I have no idea how secure their code is, it might be very easy for certain people to compromise the accounts.
It's still wild west out there. If support can't or wont help what other options do you have? NONE.
Sorry to hear that, iv been using btc-e for months already and still no problems
Exact same for me.
thank you for the heads up man !!!
You do realize that Btc-e is run by the russian mafia, don't you? And since that's the case, selective scamming is quite within the realm of possibility.
I dont get why they would scam, maybe if someone would have 1000's of btc in their BTCe account, otherwise why? They make a huge amount of money, legit. Also the exchange is a huge help for them to launder money and skip taxes.
You do realize that Btc-e is run by the russian mafia, don't you? And since that's the case, selective scamming is quite within the realm of possibility.
If it is yours ip what is problem?
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