How much are you trying to withdraw?
Don't attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity.
He may just want to keep that bit anonymous. Especially since it doesn't pertain to the issue in any way.
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Hey, @TradeFortress, see how he avoids the question.
Don't attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity.
He may just want to keep that bit anonymous. Especially since it doesn't pertain to the issue in any way.
Maybe I ignored it because I am here to state what happened and what is happening... Not how many coins I have in a personal account...
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How much are you trying to withdraw?
Don't attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity.
How much are you trying to withdraw?
How much are you trying to withdraw?
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It's entirely possible they're having issues with their wallets. They could be using blockchain.info to store their coins and utilizing the API there for example. If it's that or a similar case, then any issue with the host will reflect on your side as a general error. I'm guessing it's the former though.
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How much are you trying to withdraw?
I have emailed them... I have received no response and my coins are inaccessible to me. I feel the title fits this thread perfectly.
As I said I tried 4 browsers..
Firefox, Chrome, and Opera all load the withdraw section fine but when I click withdraw it reads out Transaction failed
Internet Explorer just loads the grey overlay and never shows the withdraw window.
As I said I tried 4 browsers..
Firefox, Chrome, and Opera all load the withdraw section fine but when I click withdraw it reads out Transaction failed
Internet Explorer just loads the grey overlay and never shows the withdraw window.
Try withdrawing .01 BTC less than your balance. It won't let you withdraw because of fees most likely.
I have emailed them... I have received no response and my coins are inaccessible to me. I feel the title fits this thread perfectly.
As I said I tried 4 browsers..
Firefox, Chrome, and Opera all load the withdraw section fine but when I click withdraw it reads out Transaction failed
Internet Explorer just loads the grey overlay and never shows the withdraw window.
As I said I tried 4 browsers..
Firefox, Chrome, and Opera all load the withdraw section fine but when I click withdraw it reads out Transaction failed
Internet Explorer just loads the grey overlay and never shows the withdraw window.
You're spewing lies and your title is making a legitimate company look bad. Before you call them scammers you need more proof and you need to give us more information. What do you mean every time you try to withdraw it fails? Does it mean you forgot the password?
I emailed them over 4 days ago.
First, how much are you trying to withdraw? Maybe they have a limit?
When did you email them?
I used https://btcjam.com a while back just to test their service out. I left some Bitcoin on a loan and recently went back to check on it. Well the BTC I had loaned had been repaid so I wanted to withdraw it. Now btcjam.com fails every time I attempt to withdraw my BTC. I have tried 4 different internet browsers and 3 different ISP's...
I have emailed them and failed to get any kind of response. This has lead me to the conclusion that btcjam.com has indeed scammed me for my coins.
I suggest nobody submits their private details to this company! If they are willing to steal Bitcoin, then who knows what they will do with your private information...
I have emailed them and failed to get any kind of response. This has lead me to the conclusion that btcjam.com has indeed scammed me for my coins.
I suggest nobody submits their private details to this company! If they are willing to steal Bitcoin, then who knows what they will do with your private information...
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